Philomathean Club Discusses Current Events and Recife Letter
Friday meeting on Carrick Avenue featured Mrs. W. C. Idol reading a daughter Eleanor Idol's letter from Recife Brazil describing the Lent carnival and festivities. Roses adorned the rooms as Mrs. O. P. Moffitt led a brief business session with Mesdames Idol Kirkman Millis Parker Hunsucker Hartzell Jones and Mr s Johnson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
W. C. Idol
Eleanor Idol
Recife
Brazil
O. P. Moffitt
Mesdames O. P. Moffitt
J. E. Kirkman
H. A. Millis
D. R. Parker
Frank Hunsucker
Howard Hartzell
W. C. Jones
Mrs. Johnson
Tobacco crop forecast for 1945 exceeds prior year
Raleigh April 14 reporting a 1945 tobacco crop of 713,500 acres, up 2.5 percent by state agriculture officials. The forecast signals continued strong tobacco production in the season.
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Raleigh
State Department of Agriculture
Insure Happiness Failed. Growth is Life’s Aim
Elsie Robinson argues happiness is not life’s purpose and growth defines a fulfilling life. She urges enduring hardship, embracing risk, and treating adversity as the price of living rather than seeking constant delight.
VFW to Assist at Hall Memorial Service
Veterans of Foreign Wars will participate in Dwight Lee Hall memorial service this afternoon at First United Church at 3. Veterans meet at the VFW home at 2 30 this afternoon and go to the church. A VFW meeting Monday night will install new officers for the coming year led by state senior vice commander E G Kettles from Charlotte. Nicaragua is the largest Central American republic by area 57143 square miles.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dwight Lee Hall
E. G. Kettles
Charlotte
Wesley Fellowship Group Plans April 16 Meeting
The Wesley Fellowship adult group of Main Street Methodist church will gather Monday April 16 at seven for a weiner roast followed by a business meeting at Miss Inez Sowers home 419 Gatewood Oman. The Archdale Susannah Wesley class meets at Archdale church with Mrs T L Gilmore hosting and Mrs W D Penny leading the program. The Wesley Memorial Guild meets April 16 at 7:30 in the choir room with Dr P E Lindley of High Point College as speaker.
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Wesley Fellowship Group
Wesley Fellowship
Main Street Methodist Church
Inez Sowers
Gatewood
Susannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
T. L. Gilmore
Archdale
W. D. Penny
Wesley Memorial Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesley Memorial
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Home Demonstration Club Meeting Scheduled For Monday
The Home Demonstration Club will meet Monday at 2 PM at the Farmer's Family Center with Miss Nell Kennett presenting a demonstration on color, convenience and comforts in the home. Mrs. S. E. Montgomery urged all ladies to attend the meeting and support the local program. Cpl. Albert Steele, East Green Street, has returned to the U S after 18 months overseas service. his wife Thelma Moss is in Ata, Georgia with her convalescing father at Oliver General hospital.
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The
Home Demonstration Club
Farmer's Family Center
Nell Kennett
S. E. Montgomery
Cpl
Albert Steele
East Green Street
United States
Thelma Moss
Ata
Georgia
Oliver General Hospital
Miss Scruggs Soloist With Greensboro Symphony Today
Miss Sarah Scruggs flutist daughter of Mr and Mrs John Scruggs of High Point will be soloist with the Greensboro Symphony orchestra in the spring concert at Aycock auditorium Woman's college at 4 30 this Sunday afternoon. The 64 piece orchestra will perform Mozarts Concerto in G Major for flute and orchestra. Dean H Hugh Altwater conductor praises the college for having a skilled senior flutist. The program includes three contemporary American numbers and Beethovens Funeral March from his Third Symphony along with selections from Oklahoma and Village Music by Douglas Moore and Moronique Danse by Herbert Hazelman.
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Greensboro
Sarah Scruggs
John Scruggs
English Street
High Point
Greensboro Symphony Orchestra
Aycock
Woman's College
Scruggs
Dean H. Hugh Altwater
The
College School of Music
College
Douglas Moore
Columbia University
Herbert Hazelman
Russell Bennett
Army Navy instructors to lead local war reconversion seminar
Four speakers from the Navy Army engineers and war plants administration will conduct a four hour class room seminar at the Sheraton hotel on May 10. The program aids Greensboro Thomasville Lexington Liberty and Asheboro manufacturers and contractors in reconversion to peacetime work. Lawyers and accountants are invited to attend. Future plans will be announced.
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Sheraton Hotel
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
A. L. Alspach
U. S. Navy
E. E. Jones
Army Engineers
Robert Kirkman
Philadelphia, Quartermaster Station
E. R McCrocker
War Plants Corporation
Charlotte
Greensboro
Thomasville
Lexington
Liberty
Asheboro
Baby Birthday Announcements for Three Local Children
Jeanette Scott daughter of T. H. Scott celebrated her third birthday with a party on April 7 at 1511 Larkin street. Linda Aleese Goude turned one on April 7, daughter of R. A. Goude of 1900 Franklin street. Pauline Carole Bosworth observed her third birthday on April 10, daughter of Herman and Dorothy Bosworth of this city.
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Jeanette Scott
T. H. Scott
Larkin Street
Linda Aleese Goude
Center
R. A. Goude
Franklin Street
Pauline Carole Bosworth
Herman Bosworth
Dorothy Bosworth
Linda Dianne Hanes
Elsie Hanes
Pershing Street
Florida
Army
Thrill of a Romance gets conducted by Melchoir in April
Melchoir's album highlights include Grieg Serenade and Schubert I Love You with Herbert I Want What I Want When I Want It and a new pop Please Dont Say No. Traditional Vive L Amour finish the collection with a Lawrence Melchoir studio credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchoir
Grieg
Hubay
Schubert
Herbert
Fain
Lawritz Melcoir
Metropolitan Opera
Lauritz Melchior
MGM
Norway
Victor Herbert
Vaughn Monroe Sings New Ballads On Victor Release
Vaughn Monroe and his orchestra back the romantic ballad I'll See You in My Dreams with the Norton sisters on the vocal refrain There, I've Said It Again remains a current chart favorite Walked In From Nob Hill introduces a new ballad from the 20th Century Fox film Nob Hill The Four Clefs perform a cheerful rhythmi cal side with Gladys Angele tte singing Why Be So Blue.
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Tommy Dorsey
T.D
Victor
Stuart Foster
Dorsey
Billy Usher
Tommy
Johnny Green
Gladys Angelette
Ing
Aoott
F.T
Vaughn Monroe
Norton Sisters
20Th Century Fox
Vaughn
Norton Sleives
Isham Jones
Gus Kahn
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Mary Alice Sechrest
Randleman
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S.C
Philomathean Club
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Yow’s Funeral Home
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Vew
Hall
Nicaragua
Wagger
House Beautiful
Bloom Furniture Co
Wholesale
North Main
Oman
Socihelist Baptist
Eardh Wa
Mes
Gilmore
Steele IN Hospital
Miss Scruggs
Navy
U. S
Our
D. D. Davis
G. R. Breedlove
Denton
Davidson County
Breedlove
G. W. Davis
Marvin Hedrick
Southmont
Dave McDonald
Alma
Murl Platt
Oak Grove
A. B. Davis
Charles Davis
Cotton Grove
Bean’ S Shoe
South Main Street
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