Visiting Minister to Speak at White Plains Friends
The Rev. Jimmy Reinhardt will deliver the 11 o'clock sermon at White Plains Friends Meeting on Sunday. Pastor Rev. Herbert Kimball will exchange with Reinhardt and speak at Filet View Friends Meeting in Yadkin County. The White Plains church invites all to attend the Father’s Day worship service.
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White Plains
Jimmy Reinhardt
Herbert Kimball
Reinhardt
Filet View
Yadkin County
The
Miss Elizabeth Stepp Feted With A Coffee
Mrs. Tom F. Brown and Miss Jeanette Brown hosted a morning coffee for bride elect Miss Elizabeth Stepp at their home on 1805 Lyston Street Extension. Corsages welcomed the guest of honor and her mother Mrs. Frank Stepp.
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Stepp
Mrs Irvin Attends UNC Nursing Course
Mrs Pauline C Irvin of Martin Memorial School of Nursing Mount Airy attended a short term UNC School of Nursing course for directors of diploma hospital schools of nursing at Chapel Hill. Dr Eloise R Lewis assisted as director of the course.
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Pauline C. Irvin
Martin Memorial School of Nursing
Mount Airy
University of North Carolina School of Nursing
Chapel Hill
Diploma School of Nursing
Eloise R. Lewis
UNC School of Nursing
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Venable Bell Rites Spoken In Church
Sharon Jane Venable and Calvin Lee Bell wed at Union Hills Friends Church at four o clock on June 6. The ceremony featured Rev. William Guthrie and Rev. Jake Fenley with organist Mrs. Gray Nichols and soloist Donald Tickle. The bride wore a white embroidered dress. attendants included Miss Carol Tickle and Miss Donna Venable. The couple plans a Natural Bridge trip. The bride is a lab technician student at Norther Surry Hospital. the groom works at Bell's Auto Parts.
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Ed Venable
Route Seven
Mount Airy
Sharon Jane
Calvin Lee Bell
Lawrence
Winston-Salem
Union Hills Friends Church
William Guthrie
Jake Fenley
Gray Nichols
Donald Tickle
Miss Carol Tickle
Donna Venable
Natural Bridge
North Surry High School
Northern Surry Hospital
Bell
Mount Airy High School
North High School
Forsyth County
Stanleyville
Glenda Tickle
Two Are Charged In Willow Wreck
A 1960 Rambler driven by Clinton Tate 32 of Mount Airy collided with a pole and two parked vehicles on Willow Street causing over $1,000 in damages. Tate faced charges of intoxicated driving and wrong-way on a one-way street. passenger Elbert Dayburn Johnson was charged with public drunkenness. No serious injuries were reported.
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Clinton Thomas Tate
Hickory St
Mount Airy
Willow Street
Oak Street
Spencer's, Inc
Durham
Tate
Elbert Dayburn Johnson
Pine Street
North Carolina World Trade Festival Thanks
A letter from Co. R. Harris, President of NCWTA, thanks The NEWS for space given to coverage of the North Carolina World Trade Festival held in Charlotte May 17 21, 1965. He expresses appreciation to the newspaper and its readers.
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the News
North Carolina
FBI Adds Name to Most Wanted List
The FBI adds Alson Thomas Wahrlich to the ten most wanted fugitives list. He is charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for the alleged kidnapping of a 6 year old girl in Tucson Arizona on April 16 1964. He is described as a white man 5 feet 2 inches tall weighing 135 to 140 pounds with blue eyes brown hair a tattoo on the left arm and suspected of carrying a pistol and a surgical scalpel. Report any sightings to the nearest FBI office.
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Alson Thomas Wahrlich
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tucson
Ariz
Cindy
FBI
Weekend and Weekday Civic Center Schedule
Facility hours list activities by day with times for Littl Leagues swimming bowling tennis gym and private events. Repeats include Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday blocks with variations such as early mornings recreational swim and youth programs.
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United Fund
Bible Mistrial Declared Over Juror Bible Influence
In Okanogan Washington Judge Robert Murray declared a mistrial in a murder case after a Bible was delivered to a juror. He said reading Bible passages could influence juror decision making and undermine a fair trial.
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Okanogan
Wash
Robert Murray
Mrs. Efla Bradley 84 rites at Pinnacle Church today
Funeral services for Mrs. Efla Mae Boyles Bradley 84 of Pinnacle are set for 2:30 PM at Pinnacle Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Arthur Livengood. She died at 8:30 PM Wednesday at her home and is survived by three daughters Mrs. Raymond Gordon Pinnacle Mrs. Jim Rumley King and Mrs. …
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Efla Mae Boyles Bradley
Pinnacle
Pinnacle Methodist Church
Arthur Livengood
Bradley
Pidt Bradley
Raymond Gordon
Jim Rumley
King
Poore Rites Held Thursday Funeral for Arthur Poore
The funeral for Arthur Taylor Poore 77 of 921 S Franklin Road was held yesterday at 2 pm at Moody Funeral Home. He died Tuesday at his home. Survived by wife Mia Laura Amburn Poore five sons Jeasie Foore Leonard Poore Lacy Poore Arlis Poore Buford Poore two daughters Henry Money Nevada Harris. burial Holly Springs Baptist Church cemetery.
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Arthur Taylor Poore
S. Franklin Road
Moody Funeral Home
Poore
Mia
Laura Amburn Poore
Lacy Poore
Jeasie Foore
Martinsville
Leonard Poore
Lexington
Arlis Poore
Mount Airy
Buford Poore
Stanleytown
Henry Money
Nevada Harris
Holly Springs Baptist Church
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