Local Social News From Route 1 Community
High Point area residents share visits and outings over the weekend. Arthur Goodman and family host in Anksville while Miss Ella Johnson visits Spring Hill relatives. Marriages and church events accompany a broad update of neighbors, teachers, and local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goodman
Anksville
F. W. Welch
Ella Johnson
Spring Hill
Stacy Harriss
Martha Guyer
Y. C. Weaver
Wallburg
Albert Weaver
W. W. Guyer
Walter Clodfelter
High Point
J. Mat Gordon
W. W. Smith
Thomasville
Mary Culler
W. J. Yatel
Mechanicsville
Berta Cook
Arville Proctor
Henry Proctor
M.P
Sylvester Newlin
West End
Mechanicsville School Opens With 260 Pupils
The Mechanicsville graded school opened Monday with 260 pupils enrolled. Principal D E Hammer leads six teachers including Jennie White Estelle Fentriss Kate Nance Berta Cook and Adelaide White. An added 40 by 58 foot wing now creates six rooms for eight grades and a high school plan is explored for better local schooling.
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Mechanicsville
D.E. Hammer
Jennie White
Estelle Fentriss
Kate Nance
Berta Cook
Adelaide White
Hammer
Greensboro College President Preaches at Wesley Memorial
Dr. S. B. Turrentine, president of the Greensboro College for Women, preached at Wesley Memorial M E church Sunday morning. A Children's Home class from Winston sang at the service and the collection from the Sunday school division totaled about $100.
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S. B. Turrentine
Greensboro College For Women
Wesley Memorial
M.E
Winston
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