Fairfield WSCS Meet Thursday At 7 30 P M
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Fairfield Methodist Church will meet with Mrs Worth M Lewallen on Thursday evening at 7 30. The Stephens Bible study class will meet at 1003 Lindsay Street tomorrow at three led by Mrs C S Grayson.
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Fairfield Methodist Church
Worth M. Lewallen
Stephens
Lee
M. J. Lee
Lindsay Street
C. S.grayson
Canterbury Club Reschedules Meeting to May 10
The Canterbury club meeting moved from Friday April 26 to Friday May 10. It will be hosted at Mrs P W Grandjean's home due to conflicting events, with the same arrangements as previously planned.
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Canterbury Club
P. W. Grandjean
Vancouver group seeks civic merit pin for loyal wives
A Vancouver group of married women asks the city council to create a civic button of merit for women who stay happily married. The spokesman says they oppose the focus on divorces and want recognition for wives who support their husbands.
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Vancouver, B. C
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Vancouver
Bridge Contract Yields Heavy Penalty in Four Spades
In a deal with East dealer and both sides vulnerable, West opens with ten of diamonds and the play leads to a 1400 point penalty after a sequence ending with South and East collecting six tricks in four spades doubled. North's double of three notrump proved sounder than his earlier pass against spades. South's rescue with four spades earned a 400 point overtrick potential, but the defense held firm to secure the heavy penalty.
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West
Notru
North
East
South
East-West
Japanese Eating Bodies Of Their Slain Victims
Manila reports that surrendered Japanese army units in central Mindanao are eating villagers bodies slain in raids. Father Edward Haggerty Sr of Charleston West Virginia reported on a fourth inspection tour while Philippine army officers said a force is to round up about 400 to 1000 Japanese in central Mindanao, though terrain hampers the effort.
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Manila
Mindanao
Edward Haggerty
Charleston
W. Va
Philippine Army
Walla Walla Soldier Misses Card Pack Sent to Service Men
Elmer Bond from Walla Walla accuses the Chamber of Commerce of failing to deliver a morale card package sent to each local serviceman in the army.
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Walla Walla, Wash
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Elmer Bond
Chamber of Commerce
Kenton Band to Make First High Point Appearance
The Stan Kenton orchestra visits the High Point armory on English street for a debut engagement. The lineup features June Christy Gene Howard Vido Musso Ray Wetzel and famed sidemen Eddie Safransi Shelly Manne Buddy Childers Chico Alvarez Kai Winding Boots Mussulli and more. The show runs nine to one with the North Carolina State Guard unit presenting the event before a westward tour and future engagements in Hollywood New York and beyond.
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Armory
English Street
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Kenton
June Christy
Gene Howard
Vido Musso
Ray Wetzel
Eddie Safransi
Shelly Manne
Buddy Childers
Chico Alvarez
Kai Winding
Boots Mu
North Carolina State Guard
Weldon Speaks At Easter Sunrise Service In Reidsville
Rev. Wilson O. Weldon of First Methodist in this city delivered the sermon at Reidsville’s second annual Easter sunrise service. A 100-voice choir directed by Walter Vassar of Greensboro sang seasonal selections with Mrs. Vassar at the piano. Rev. M. S. Huske of Reidsville Presbyterian led the union service.
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Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Reiisville
Walter Vassar
Greensboro
Vassar
M. S. Huske
Reidsville Presbyterian Church
Starling Invasion Reaches Pacific Northwest
The first European starling shot in Oregon's Wallowa mountains marks a westward spread that began two decades earlier. The bird, imported in 1890, moved through Montana Nevada and New Mexico by 1941 closing the gap at the Rockies. Greece Accepts US Credit for Army Stores
Richmond Hit By Strike Among Truck Drivers
In Richmond, Virginia, about 1,600 drivers helpers and warehousemen walked out in sympathy with 40 striking warehouse workers at Richmond Dry Goods Company. The walkout aims to press for a 30 percent wage increase from 60 cents an hour. Perishable goods remain in warehouses and are being moved as talks continue.
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Richmond
Richmond Dry Goods Company, Inc
American Federation of Labor
Shipping Department
Richmond Dry Goods Company
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