Local School Listed As Entrée In Greensboro Music Contest
Advanced registration for the 27th annual state high school music contest shows 58 state schools will participate with about 3 500 contestants. The event runs four days featuring 23 bands, eight orchestras, 22 glee clubs and 20 mixed choruses with solos and ensembles judged by a panel of named judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
H. Hugh Altwater
Partt
Harding and
Piedt High Schools
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greenville
Lindley
High Point
Coll
Concord
Hanes
Gray and
Reynolds
Salisbury
Elizabeth City
Belmont
Henderson
Shelby
Hardin
Central
Senior
Marion
New Bern
Lenoir
Gagtonia
Mooresville
Landis
Sanford
Lumberton
Ise Sores Ae Ta Saglee
Clu
Aycock
Joseph Brinkman
School of Music
University of Michigan
Frank C. Biddle
Cincinnati
Irving Wolfe
Peabody College
Nashville
Arthur G. Harrell
Jeff City Junior College
J. B. O'Neal
Fort Pierce
Ronald Faulkner
Mary Washington College
Save fats for soaps as industry battles short supply
A wartime appeal urges housewives to continue saving used fats to rebuild the nation's industrial fat stock. It notes current lows threaten peacetime soaps and products, promises 4 cents per pound, and explains each saved pound yields two pounds of soap.
Restar Nes Soap Tips on Recycling Used Fats
A brief note explains continuing soap production by turning used fats into new batches. It emphasizes reuse and steady supply of fats to sustain soap making activities. The wording targets practical guidance for those involved in small scale soap production.
Dogwood Garden Club Plans Donation and Officer Slate
Asheboro April 21 The Dogwood Garden club held a luncheon at Mrs. C. E. Hughes home. The group voted a 200 donation to the Asheboro Memorial Gy ration swimming pool project and welcomed new member Mrs. Rozac. The program covered Nature with a paper on Springtime and flower placements for Easter.
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Asheboro
Scial
Dogwood Garden Club
C. E. Hughes
C. E. Hughes, Jr
Ray McCain
Asheboro Memorial
Cayman
L. S
E Castes
W. L.ard
Clunt
C. E. Rozac
Covington
Ing Moore
W. D. Stedman
Easter Dance At Asheboro High Draws 150 Students
About 150 Asheboro high school students attended an Easter formal in the gym Friday night from 7 30 to 10 30. Mrs W A Underwood Jr led room representatives who sponsored the event with punch and cookies served during the evening.
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Asheboro High School
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Hoop skirts return to fashion era to wow today
A fashion note predicts a comeback of hoop skirts inspired by Adele Simpson. Designers revive the silhouette with modern touches like the lantern front for street wear while preserving a slim midriff ideal and the civil war era charm.
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Adele Simpson
Miss Simpson
African squash gains a niche among Raleigh gardeners
Tar Heel Gardener highlights Mr. R. L. Cope of Raleigh who grows African squash as a year round staple for his family and flies. He notes its different flavor and cooking methods and outlines easy cultivation and storage. The piece also covers garden insect issues and State College Entomology guidance on controlling plant pests with Cryolite and nicotine spray dust.
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State College
Tee for Two Chicago Couple Sees Golf Hazard Turn Romantic
Herbert Maiditch, 26, was struck on the ankle by a drive from a behind him on an English course. The next day a ball hit him in the head and a pretty girl, Barbara, 24, struck both drives and later became his wife. Six months after the incident they married. Barbara now plans to tee off first.
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Chicago
Herbert Maiditch
Maiditch
Barbara
Marditch
Goiter Belt Regions Near Great Lakes and Northwest
The goiter belt lies around the Great Lakes and the Northwestern States where iodine in soil and water is low, prompting dietary concerns.
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Great Lakes
Northwestern States
Declarer Uses Ingenious Plan To Overcome Defenders
A bridge narrative describes how the declarer won a contract by deceiving West into a misread play. West led a heart deuce, East covered, and a clever sequence allowed South to ruff and discard to secure the hand while managing diamond control. The text also lists various local social events and club meetings with times and locations.
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West
East
South
Moravian Church Draws Lot for Salem Marriage Matches
In 18th century Salem Massachusetts or nearby, marriage partners were chosen by Moravian church members who drew lots to approve matches for local girls, reflecting communal matchmaking practices of the era.
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Salem
Moravian Church
Rainbow Girls and club elect new officers at meeting
committee reports were heard and the meeting adjourned to Mrs. Garland Stout, newly elected president. Mrs. Croom received a club gift. Lee Page Croom, daughter of Mr and Mrs James D Croom Jr, celebrated her fourth birthday with a party and an Easter egg hunt. Kemily Fritz won the tail on a rabbit prize. Ice cream and cake were served. Rainbow Girls met with about fifteen members and officers Mary Moore Lovett presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hilker
S. B. Stedman
Randolph Book Club
Stedman
Mary Sue Page
W. C. Page
Mendelssohn
Miss Page
Greensboro College
and Gramling
Madge Hobg
Hilker
Lee Page Croom
James D. Croom, Jr
Kemily Fritz
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Paul Hoke
Vance Welborn
Jacquiline Garner
Mary Moore Lovett
Politicians Face Three Minute Speech Limit At Inglewood Meeting
Inglewood chamber of commerce hosted 28 candidates for offices to discuss aims with a three minute limit per speaker and fines for overrun. Treasurer reported collections of 38 dollars and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
North America Holds Half of World Coal Reserves
Roughly seven trillion tons of coal are estimated worldwide with about half located in North America. Analysts gauge regional distribution and potential impacts on energy markets.
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North America
Inner Aid Breathes Relief for Gas and Stomach Upset
Local resident testifies Inner Aid eased inches of gas and bloating after meals. The High Point user says waistline slimmed and meals became pleasant, praising the herbal formula sold at local drug stores.
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High Point
Mrs C K Wright Called to Danville for Urgent Family Matter
Mrs C K Wright of Route 2 was summoned to Danville Virginia due to the grave illness of her mother Mrs H D Tolbert. Tolbert has been ill for some time and is now in very grave condition. Mrs O S P of Norfolk has visited here for Easter weekend. Cora Yatel hosted Easter guests at 612 West Place and Rosella Stanard of Raleigh stayed with Misses Jean and Marret Stamey at 403 Lindsay Street. Hubert Smith of Washington DC spent several days here with his sister Mrs Cora Yatel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Wright
Danville
H. D. Tolbert
Tolbert
Rosella Stanard
Raleigh
Jean
Marret Stamey
Lindsay Street
Hubert Smith
Washington, D. C
Cora Yatel
Wesley Place
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Restarnes
Asheboro News
Lacy Lewis, Jr
Randolph
War Mothers
W. J. Moore
E. P Barnes
Lewis
Army Air Forces
Ros
Midland
France
Piedmont Grill
Vestal Palmer
William Lane
John Sills
Joe Hardin
Com
Hoops
Rita Corday
Josephine Culbertson
R. L. Cope
Logan Sr
N. C
Mr. Cope
Aki
Jack and Jill Nursery
North Main Street
New Emerywood
Paul Ingle
Emerywood Country Club
Community Concert Association
Sheraton Ho
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Twentieth Century Study Club
Henry V. Koonts
Otteray Drive
Charles Risch
High Point Council of Church Women
First Presbyterian Church
Entre Nous Club
Edith Sherrod
Friendship Club
Junior Service League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Julian Lindsay
Wesley Memorial Church
C. F. Carroll
Qos
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis
Nelson
N. Main &T
Righardsor
Becky's
Whitlark’s Gift Shop
East Commerce St
Luna Smith
Bessie Jenkins
Dot Zigler
Lucille Bodenhamer
Bebe
Washington
American School
Dept
Commercial Trust Building
Philadelphia
Flan
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Hetty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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