.y SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1947
HOSPITAL
PATIENTS OF L. RICHARDSON
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MAY 22, 1047
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Mrs. Annie Mae Allen, 527
Beech street, City.
.? Mrs. Louise Allen, 420 Cole
Jv-VV1' street. City.
? ' Mrs. Marie Bailey, Route 7,
i 1 Eox 415, Greensboro, N. C.
Mrs. Eliza Belle, 1103 Ms Bilbro
street, City.
Mr. Dillard Blair, 212 East
street, City.
Baby Girl Bethel, 125 Ridge
street, City.
, Mrs. Claretta Bason, 803 Doris
avenue, City.
Miss Jeannie Chatfin, 224
Mendenhall street, City.
College, City.
Mr. John Coleman, Lutheran
Mrs. Helen Collins, Box 113,
"'* Madison, N. C.
Baby Delois'Caldwell, 503 Cole
street. City..
Mr. George DeBerry, 1100 W.
McCulloch street, City.
Mr. Troy Donnell, 121 Haynes
street, City.
Mr. Charlie Fox, Route 2, Box
7, Siler City. % j
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Sampson street* .City.
Mr. Jackson Freshley, 967 W. |
McCulloch street. City.
Mrs. Hester Fox, Liberty.
Mr. John Gentry, North Campus,
ORD, City.
Baby Robert Gritfin, 615 EsSAVE
THE PIECES
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RIERSON BROS.
"We Weld It"
248 E. Sycamore
Dial 2-0002
HARRY D. KELLETT
INCORPORATED '
LINCOLN - MERCURY
GENUINE PARTS & OERVICE
531 S. Elm St.
Phone 5095
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BROWN FUNER
Perry J. Brown, Mgr.-Owner
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sex street, City.
Mrs. Lena Holt, Gibsonville.
Baby Ted K .Hall, Pleasant
Garden.
Mrs. Grace HInnant, 1301
Sloan street, City.
Baby Mary Harper, 405, Gillespie
street, City.
Baby Robbie Jean Harris, 9 24
Dick street, City.
Julian.
Mr. Nathaniel Hooks, Route 1.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. 200C
Husband street. City.
Baby Robert Keck, 1319 Lincoln
Court. City.
Mrs., Ada Lomax, 115 Moss
street, Reidsville.
Mitt Betty Matthews, 1013 N
Eugene street, City.
Mr. John Mitchell. Route 6,
Box 62-A, Greensboro.
Mr. Joe Murray, 143 W. McCulloch
street, City.
Mr. George Moragne, 402
Stewart street. City.
Mrs. Essie Murphy, 639 Lindsay
street, City.
Mr. John Lee Pinnix, Bessemer
Branch. City.
Miss Zenobia Phifer, L. Richardson
Nurses Home, City.
Mr. Odell Robifins, 618 CumI
berland street, City.
Mrs. Pecolia Richmond, 706
Lindsay street. City.
Mrs. Margaret Russell. Route
5, Box 16, Greensboro,.
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?uias xvveiyn opencer ana baby
girl, 310 Winston street. City.
Baby Brenda Ann Shoffner,
Route 7, Box 76-C, Greensboro.
Rev. John Spencer, Route 1,
Box 1, Stoneville.
Mr. George Sudds, Route 2,
Brown Summit.
Mrs. Rosie Sudds, G16 Willis
street. City.
Mrs. Sceola Thomas, 135 N.
Dudley street. City.
SARETTABEAUTYSHOPPE
"It Takes Your Head to
Run Our Business"
MISS SARAH BROWN, Prop.
1222 E. Market St.?Dial 2-3026
MACO MODERNISTIC
BEAUTY SHOP
Mrs. I. HUNTLEY, Manager
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Advertisement
02 E. Market ? Phone 9157
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mankind has sought to
bute to those who have
g and beautiful usage
n to our day.
nal tribute one that will
ilities are complete?our
:xperienced.
>ute To Your Loved One
AL DIRECTORS
918 E. Market St.
6109
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Mrs. Plumma Totten, Houte 1,
Box 51-B, Gibsonville.
Mr. James Washington, 140
\V. McCulloch street, City.
Baby Bobbie Jean Washington,
002 S. Cedar street. City.
. Mrs. Lalor Williams, 100 S.
Noclio street, City.
Mrs. Anita 'Willis, Route 1.
Yanceyville.
Mr. James Chester Waddell,
901 Bennett street. City.
Mr. Malard Williams, 1544
McConnell road, City.
Miss Annie J. Woods, Glen
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Raven.
Mrs. Florence Wilson, Gilisouville.
Mrs. Lula White, 512 linywood
street, City.
Mrs. Lalluth Walker and baby
boy; 116 Ridge street, City.
Boy Scouts
Want Bottles
We know you must have a
pile of empty bottles lying
around the house or yard, somewhere,
that you'd like to get rid
of in the easiest way. Well'
here's your chance to do it.
Members of the Greensboro
Boy Scout troops want those
bottles to help raise funds to
provide improvements to Boy
Scouts camps in ths area . . .
they want any kind of cold
drinks bottles, milk bottles, or
any other types of beverages.
All you have to do is gather
up the bottles and place them
on the curb in front of your
house this coining Sunday . . .
that's Sunday, May 25 ... by 2
p. m. The Scouts will come by
in trucks and pick them up. If
you live outside the city, call in
to the Boy Scouts headquarters
here and they'll send someone
out to pick up those empty bottles,
wherever you are. Or, if
you care to, you can bring the
bottles, yourself, to the curb
market site on Commerce Place
Sunday afternoon and turn them
in there.
It's the Boy Scouts Bottle Collection
Campaign Sunday afternoon.
All funds will go to the
camp improvements such as purchasing
boats, handicraft, etc.
The drive here Sunday is being
headed up by R. D. Douglas,
Jr., chairman, D. D. Gallegher,
council commissioner, and senior
scouts.
In marshy lands near Moren:?..
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ucou vmy are several neron ana
egret rookeries which, until recent
years, was guarded by an
Audobon->paid warden.
Gilmer Street Grocery
<101 E. Gaston St.
Phone 2-1565
Used Shoes of All Kinds
and All Sizes.
. FOX SHOE SHOP
713 E. Market St.
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Half Moon Cafeteria
OPEN TO GIVE YOU THE
BEST OF SERVICE
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Come In and Dine With Us
Where You Get 8ervlce
With a Smile
1100 E. Market St.
DEAN & CRAWFORD, Prpps.
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REV. J. T. DOUGLAS TO
PREACH AT ELKS' HALL
SUNDAY, MAY 25
Rev. J. T. Douglas, pastor
St. James Presbyterian chur<
will preach for the Elks Suml
afternoon, May 1:5, at' the Ell
Hall, 505 East Market street,
5 o'clock.
Rev. Douglas served us clu
lain in the recent war, and .1
sometime was overseas, v.Iu
he came in contact with men
all races. A forceful speaker,
is interesting to Wear him ruk
some of his experiences wh
serving in this capacity.
The public is invited to atte
this service. Music will be fui
ished by the quartet.
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For a dependable Beauty Cour
Attend
RIACO BEAUTY COLLEG
800 E. Sycamore?Phone 3-35
E. D. London, President
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108 South Greene St.
FOR A GOOD TAS
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with the trimmings. We serv
varieties of vegetables
meats in the Colonial . s
Call 8928 for an arrangemer
your special parties.
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438 E. Wi
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. 334 Percy Street
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