Expect Record Attendance For Last Two Days
The Herald National Home Show at the Farmer's Warehouse Roanoke Avenue and First Streets opened Tuesday night and draws steady crowds through Friday and Saturday. With 25 exhibits on home building, financing, utilities, and repairs, the event runs evenings 7 to 11 with free admission and a final prize drawing for a Dr Ezera Storms mattress courtesy of Tilghman Furniture.
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Herald-National Home Sho
Farmer's Warehouse
Roanoke Avenue
First Streets
Federal Housing Administration
Bride Elect Frances Hines Feted with Bridge Shower
Honors bride elect Miss Frances Hines at a Tuesday evening shower in the Carter home. Three bridge tables produced scores and prizes with Mrs. Grahan Lynch winning the high prize and Mrs. W E Harris of Jackson taking the low prize. Guests included Misses Velma Clark Frances Hines Margaret Dunning Hilda Hines Evelyn Johnson Aldine Boswood Elizabeth Wilson and Mesdames Beaman Helms Colon Womble Graham Lynch W E Harris and Jas Curran.
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W. H. Carter
Frances Hines
Grahan Lynch
W. E. Harris
Jackson
Velma Clark
Margaret Dunning
Hilda Hines
Evelyn Johnson
Aldine Boswood
Elizabeth Wilson
Mesdames Beaman Helms
Colon Womble
Graham Lynch
Jas, Curran
Local Boys Named Leaders of Fraternity at Strayer College
Announcement by Registrar L. B. Conner says Shelly T. Edwards and Paul Matthews were elected Saturday night as President and Vice-President of Phi Theta Pi Fraternity at Strayer College. The fraternity is an International Honorary Commerce Fraternity.
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L. B. Conner
Shelly T. Edwards
Paul Matthews
Phi Theta Pi Fraternity
Strayer College
Woman's Club Concludes Year With Reports And Civic Plea
The last meeting of the Woman's Club for the year, led by President Mrs. R. P. Beckwith, reviewed 15 annual reports from departments. The club urged Post Office grounds improvements and announced summer library hours. Members are urged to participate in fall activities and continue civic welfare work.
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Woman's Club
R. P. Beckwith
J. C. Hoyle
T. L. Martin
Pappendick
Garden Department
William Alfred Thorne
Bahnson Weathers
Birthday Dinner for James Dorough Sets 72nd Celebration
James Dorough celebrated his 72nd birthday with a surprise dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Dorough and family, Mrs. Sue Dorough, Mildred, Kenneth, Micky Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Franklin and children, Mary, Donald, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mayes and Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reeves and children, Thomas, Neida, Cecil, William, and Mrs. Paige Allen. The gathering enjoyed good time and plentiful food with Mr. Dorough receiving several presents.
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James Dorough
Sue Dorough
Mildred
Kenneth
Micky Ann
Eddie Franklin
Mary
Donald
R. L. Mayes
Howard
Edward Reeves
Thomas
Neida
Cecil
William
Paige Allen
Dorough
Local Class List Names Read in District Room
A roster of students and residents includes Lillie Acree Dorothy Baird Mary Britton Olivia Butler Virginia Goodman Margaret Haislip Elizabeth Jenkins Hazel Leggett Sadie Moody Cassie Pollard Thelma Pulley Ruby Taylor Marjorie West Jean Wilder Elizabeth Whitehead Helen Johnson Levett Ballard Fred Blanton Edward Crowder Cleveland Dickens Cecil Edwards Douglas Forrest Rudolph Gibson Leon Gilliland Lester Gray Rudolph Hedgepeth William Kecter Donald Moseley Robert Porch Walton Ray William Taylor Eddie Warwick Norman Williams Paul Williams Arthur Dorough Igaret Biggs Betty Grigman Doris Brown.
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Lillie Acree
Dorothy Baird
Mary Britton
Olivia Butler
Virginia Goodman
Margaret Haislip
Elizabeth Jenkins
Hazel Leggett
Sadie Moody
Cassie Pollard
Thelma Pulley
Ruby Taylor
Marjorie West
Jean Wilder
Elizabeth Whitehead
Helen Johnson
Levett Ballard
Fred Blanton
Edward Crowder
Cleveland Dickens
Cecil Edwards
Douglas Forrest
Rudolph Gibson
Leon Gilliland
Lester Gray
Rudolph Hedgepeth
William Kecter
Donald Moseley
Robert Porch
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Woman’s Club
Omara Daniel
Gr. Central School
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