Local Residents Return From Delays of Travel and Visits
Mrs. George Machen returns to the city from Salisbury and Waynesboro Virginia and resumes her YWCA industrial department secretary duties. Margaret Mey recovers at 1103 Anderson Street from a brief illness. Fredi Kearns and daughter Carole vacationed at Ocean View and Virginia Beach and are now at 313 Willowbrook Street. Mrs. John H. Grubb, formerly of High Point, visits from Toledo, Ohio, arriving tomorrow for a week with Mrs. Forrest H. Murray. Marguerite Murray tours Nag's Head with Miss Betty Simmons, UNC roommates. Mrs. Willis Slane leaves Sunday for New York to join her daughter Meredith Slane and Miss Caroline Simmons after summer study at McGill University.
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George Machen
City
Salisbury
Waynesboro
Industrial Department
The
YWCA
Fredi Kearns
Carole
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
Willowbrook Street
Marguerite Murray
Nag
Betty Simmons
Rocky Mount
Miss Murray
Miss Simmons
University of North Carolina
Willis Slane
New York
Meredith Slane
Caroline Simmons
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Textile officials named to advisory knit department group
Governor Cherry appoints nine textile officials to advise the knitting department at North Carolina State College in Raleigh. The committee will serve in an advisory capacity effective immediately.
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Raleigh
Cherry
N. C. State College At
Mrs Field Announces Daughter Clara Coline wed Henry Roe Field
Mrs James Monroe Whithead announces the marriage of her daughter Clara Coline to Henry Roe Field. The ceremony took place Tuesday July 31 1945 at West Spring. Clara Coline Field taught in High Point and Henry Roe Field resides in Winston Salem North Carolina.
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High Point
James Monroe Whithead
Clara Coline
Henry Roe Field
West Spring
Twin Castles
A-4
Ley
North Carolna
Field
High Point City
Winston-Salem
Mr. Field
That City
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Jack Grubb at Emerywood Club
Mrs Willis Slane hosted a small luncheon at Emerywood Country Club yesterday at one o clock to honor Mrs Jack Grubb former High Point resident now in Toledo Ohio. Mrs Grubb is visiting friends in Oak Ridge and came to High Point for the day. The repast was served in the private dining room with colorful summer flowers as setting. Guests were a select group of Mrs Grubbs friends who will spend next week here.
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Jolly ¥ Club
YWCA
Athe Sub
Adams Memorial Building
Virginia Jowers
Dorothy House
Bertha Schwab
Causby
John H. Grubb
High Point
Toledo
Ohio
Forrest H. Murray
Parkway
Grubb
City
Oak Ridge
Willis Slane
Emerywood Country Club
Jack Grubb
Live Y'ers Hold Informal YWCA Meeting
Members of the Live Y'ers club at the YWCA gathered for an informal meeting last evening. They discussed the late summer and fall program and prepared their own meal together.
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Live Y'ers Club
YWCA
Y Sherwerd
Rebekahs Meet This Evening at Commerce Street Lodge
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will hold its meeting this evening at 1 o clock on Commerce Street. The notice was issued this morning.
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The
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Nee
Commerce Street
Church Social for Welch Memorial Young Adults
The Young Adults Fellowship class of Welch Memorial Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7 30 at Clarence Sechrest home on Park Street.
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Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Clarence Sechrest
Park ‘Street
Jones To Preach At First Presbyterian
Rev. Paul Tudor Jones will fill the pulpit at First Presbyterian on Sunday morning with the sermon titled The Sinful Samaritans and text from IT June 17 33 They feared the Lord and served their own gods The junior and senior youth groups meet at 5 00 pm in the ladies parlor followed by supper In the basement a Money program featuring Frank Tucker and Charlene Thomas will lead worship Also union services are planned at 7 00 pm at First Baptist with Rev Mr Janes preaching.
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Paul Tudor Jones
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Mr. Janes
Revenue chief reports higher current month tax collections
Revenue Commissioner Edwin Gill announced July totals of 7 781 718 27 dollars in tax receipts up from 7 016 647 99 the previous July. The first month of the new fiscal year shows a stronger collections year over year.
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Raleigh
Edwin Gill
Souths outrageous bid leads to a laydown contract
In this contract bridge discussion the author notes East should have doubled and explains how West’s diamond lead and misfit clubs enabled a simple finish. North-South bidding is analyzed with emphasis on overcautious play and missed doubling decisions.
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South
East
West
Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book Advertisement
Promote the Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book offering patterns like 4842 for frocks with scalloped detailing. Includes sizes 34 through 46, yardage for size 36, and orders via The Enterprise Pattern Dept in New York. Also mentions free patterns for hat and bag with additional copy price.
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Enterprise
P. O
Station O
New York 11
N. Y
Anne Adams
Soldiers In Pacific Long To Get That Furlough
In the Pacific theater soldiers discuss furloughs and waivers amid war weariness. Officers explain that shipping space and replacements drive policy, with points thresholds shaping who can take leave or discharge trips. Soldiers voice frustration over delays and the impact on family plans and future discharge prospects.
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Pacific
Ain
Isand
Beittel Named President of Talladega College
Dr. A D Beittel longtime Guilford College sociology professor and former dean assumes presidency at Talladega College Alabama with his family moving there. He is a Findlay College graduate with advanced degrees from Oberlin and Chicago Divinity School. The Beittels have two sons and he joins one of four Negro colleges on the AAU approved list.
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Guilford College
A. D. Beittel
South
Talladega College
Alabama
Talladega
Findlay College
Ohio
Oberlin
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Daniel Charles
William Fox
Beittel
United States
Association of American Universities
Historic New Garden
Ten Acres of Dead Land Becomes Life Through Plowing Pain
A fold of personal reflection compares grief to reviving ten acreslong barren land on a ranch boundary once blocked by hard pan. Dynamite freed the soil and brought forth buds, roots, and color, proving that pain can yield renewal for hearts and souls.
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Othe
Randolph Soldier Feted At Cabin and Local Gatherings
Asheboro area notes honor furloughed soldiers with picnics and parties at cabins and homes. Pfc John Stanback Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Lewis, attends from Asheboro. Tyler Lisk, Ne Ne Hansen, and Exie Callicott are among those celebrated with feasts and gifts.
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Randolph
Lacy Lewis
Pfc
John Stanback Lewis
Pveseast
Seer
Mrs. Martha Gibson Miller Dies in Thomasville
Martha Gibson Miller, 65, wife of B. F. Miller, died at 110 College Street Thomasville after months of illness. A Davidson County native, she left four daughters and three sons, with services planned in Lexington and interment there. The body lies at Green Funeral Home until Saturday morning.
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Thomasville
Martha Gibson Miller
B. F. Miller
College Street
Severa
Davidson County
George
Margaret Liflin Gibson
First Methodist Church of
Lexington
Maryees
Annie Hanes
Tomasville
Jene Dean
High Point
Irene Miller
Beittel Sermon on Religious Basis for Social Action
Dr Beittel spoke at a Guilford campus Friends meeting last Sunday on the religious basis for social action. He argued that Friends emphasize religion as it relates to personal and group relationships and that social change movements are required by fundamental religious faith.
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Friends
Guilford
Beittel
Can It With Syrup Fruit Canning Guide by Adams
A dated AP Foods feature outlines preserving fruit using partial corn syrup. It lists procedures for boiling water baths, berry and cherry preparations, and spiced peaches with exact jar filling, processing times, and syrup proportions.
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Charlotte Adams
Associated Press Foods
Germans Silent On Big Three Decisions Until Saturday
Berlin papers will publish the communique text Saturday morning, leaving Germans in the dark about Allied decisions. Correspondents report high interest as citizens press for details, though officials promise confidentiality until publication.
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Berlin
Operatives Rally Against Syndicate Pressure
Ambiguous OCR fragment shows a boastful note about opposing a syndicate and pressuring rivals. References to crime organization and threats imply coercive activity, but lacks clear names, places, or dates. The readable line hints at ongoing criminal dealings and confrontation.
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Steed
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Holly Shop
South Main St
AP News
ST. Francis
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Capt. Anderson
Aki
BY Robbin Coons
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Asheboro
Gees
N. M
Nat Saint
Worthville
Pfe
Harrison
European Theater of
Lewis
T. O.liske
Tyler Lisk
Ae Hansen
Ben Bulla
Exie Callicott
Billa Spoon
Ed Finch
Miss Spoon
Spoon Hill
Arene
Cleo Smith
Aubrey Rich
Virginia Morton
Joe Raper
iRaper
William R. Hawfield
Monroe
R. P. Sykes
Thomasvile
Jon Cally
Crime, Inc
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Duke Power Company
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Dunz Power Company
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