Sykes Hosts Outdoor Chicken Supper in Asheboro
About thirty five guests attended a garden party hosted Friday evening by Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Sykes at their Worth street home. The event featured a chicken supper cooked on an outdoor fireplace. Alma Kee received a farewell gift as she heads to Fayetteville. visitors included Mrs. Joyce of Leakasville and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Maness of Star.
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Asheboro
R. P. Sykes
Worth Street
Alma Kee
Fayetteville
R. C. Lewallen
Edgar Maness
Star
Fall Hat Styles Portend Varied, Heighted Silhouettes
New York fashion notes describe a diverse hat season led by exaggerated berets and high turbans to add height. The piece highlights off the face brims, Fioradore Sextette velvet hats, veils, paisleys, pillboxes, and toques in metallics and rich fabrics, with college calots in gabardine and plaid wool.
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New York
Paris
Hats and veils dominate fashionable millinery trends
Huge brimmed hats and profile styles gain favor in sports and casual wear collections. Veils are plentiful, with fringe edging on black Floradora bonnets and ostrich feather accents enhancing crown height on calots and toques.
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Lilly Langtry
Program For UDC Day At Roanoke Island Announced
Full program for Daughters of the Confederacy Day at Roanoke Island on Saturday August 14 has been announced by Mrs John H Anderson Raleigh NC division president The morning program features Mrs John L Woodbury of Louisville KY as address guest general greetings come from Mrs William Forrest and Rev Robert B Crane will give the invocation Tickets include a tea at Nags Head after ceremonies The Lost Colony pageant in Manteo Saturday night accompanies UDC events
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Raleigh
Daughters of the Confederacy
Roanoke Island
John H. Anderson
North Carolina
John L. Woodbury
Louisville
Kentucky
Anderson
James G. Fearing
Elizabeth City
William Forrest
Virginia
Old Dominion
D. Bradford Fearing
Roanoke Island Association
Robert B. Crane
Edenton
Westminister
Manteo
Woodbury
Nags Head
Lost Colony
Marian Martin Apron Pattern 9390-Gay Est Features Tyrolean Flair
The pattern 9390-Gay Est apron set presents two aprons with a Tyrolean touch. Apron A shows a flared skirt and pockets edged with ric rac, while Style B remains equally smart. Order by size small medium or large with price details and mail to The Enterprise Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Parent-Teacher Institute Opens Tonight At UNC
The six day tenth annual Parent-Teacher Institute starts tonight at 7 30 in Bingham Hall UNC with Mrs J Buren Sidbury of Wilmington presiding A panel discusses protective measures for PTA to offset influences on children Panelists include Mrs W B Aycock Raleigh Dr Walter Cutter Raleigh Prof H D Meyer UNC Mrs Bess N Rosa Greens boro and Prof Guy B Phillips UNC The schedule includes talks on school organization parent education goals and character education with multiple educators and leaders from North Carolina and Georgia participating
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Chapel Hill
Parent-Teacher Institute
Bingham Hall
J. Buren Sidbury
Wilmington
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Dc. T. Wanzer
Charlotte
Georgia Congress of Parents and Teachers
University Extension Division
National Congress
James 8. Wilcox
North Carolina Congress
Ruth Fitzgerald
Woman's College
EB. E. White
Greensboro
A. J. Flowers
New Bern
Cegter
Ladies Bridge Event at Emerywood Country Club
Mrs. Philip Warner and Mrs. K J Holbrook will host a ladies bridge party at Emerywood Country Club tomorrow morning. Play starts at 10 39 with luncheon for reservations. This is the week’s only club calendar event.
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Philip’ Warner
K. J. Holbrook
Emerywood Country Club
VFW Auxiliary Meets Tonight at 810 North Main
The Ladies Auxiliary of High Point Post No. 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its regular business meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the hall at 810 North Main Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
High Point Post No
Veterans of “Greien Ware
North Main Street
Local Social Notes Highlight Mrs and Misses Travel and Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry Gordon left for Hendersonville NC to stay at the Rosedell Hotel for several weeks. Mrs Charles Spencer goes to Camp Sapphire near Brevard NC. Mr Spencer to accompany her after an earlier camp gym injury. Mrs Horace Hayworth and son spend the week in Mocksville. Grace McKaughan and Betsy Yow return from White Lake. Several others returned home from visits to Winston-Salem Durham and Madison. many spent weekends at Myrtle Beach and Asheville attending reunions and festivals.
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Harry Gordon
Hendersonville
N. C
Rosedell Hotel
Charles Spencer
Camp Sapphire
Brevard
Spencer
W. R. McKaughan
Grace
Betsy Yow
White Lake
J. R. Curry
Charles and
Bobby
Helen Motsinger
E. FF. Nance
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Foster Announces Birth of Patricia Lea Foster
Mr and Mrs Laon Foster announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Lea on May 7. Mrs Foster was formerly Mrs Mary Crouch of this city.
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Laon Foster
Patrica Lea
S. Foster
Mary Crouch
Charity event hosts and guests brighten Thayer home in Dogwood Acres
Mrs. Cleveland Thayer hosted a duplicate club Friday night at her Dogwood Acres residence. Guests included Mrs. Harland Gilmore of New Orleans, Mrs. W. L. McCord of Spartanburg, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Carr of Greensboro. Four tables were set for play with summer flowers adorning the new home. Prizes for the eight winners were novelty gifts, followed by a dainty iced course.
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Cleveland Thayer
Dogwood Acres
Harland Gilmore
New Orleans
W. L. McCord
Spartanburg
S. C
W. C. Carr
Greensboro
Thayer
Mrs Birkhead Hosts Bridge Honor for Mrs Carr
Mrs M H Birkhead hosted a bridge gathering Friday afternoon at her South Park Street home honoring her sister Mrs W C Carr of Greensboro who visited with her son Jack for several days. Two tables played with high score won by Mrs Cleveland Thayer. Mrs Carr received a remembrance gift and out of town guest Mrs Harland Gilmore of New Orleans attended.
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M. H. Birkhead
South Park Street
W. C. Carr
Greensboro
Jack
Birkheads
Cleveland Thayer
Carr
Harland Gilmore
New Orleans
Sykes Couple Vacation with Mrs Williame in Turkey
Personal note records Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Sykes spending Sunday in Turkey along with Mrs. W. A. Williame.
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R. P. Sykes
Turkey
W. A. Williame
Tobacco selling season opens in state with rising output
North Carolina, the nation's largest fine cured tobacco grower, expects an 18.4 percent rise to 541.62 million pounds this year. The eastern belt opens August 26 followed by middle belt September 16 and old bright belt September 26, with Burley belt later. Last season averaged 22.4 cents per pound statewide, South Carolina 19.88 cents, and experts predict moderately high prices and a seasonal boom.
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Carolina
North Carolina
Old North
Middle Belt
Old Bright Belt
Burley Belt
South Carolina
Broadway Lights and Ambitions Reflected in Star Tales
A lively look at Broadway figures George Abbott Charlie Chaplin Jack Pearl and others chasing unique aims from dramatic roles to producing films while jokes at the Grand Central Terminal and Shubert Theatre highlight the era. Mitzi Green shines amid Babes in Arms mischief as Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers celebrate a top tune.
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New York
George Abbott
Broadway
Charlie Chaplin
Hamlet
Jack Pearl
David Warfield
Earl Carrell
Mitchell
Durant
Sally Randlong
Marguerite Churchill
Hollywood
Bert Lytell Long
Babes In Arms
Lorenz Hart
Richard Rodgers
The
Shubert
Desert plants mimic rocks to survive harsh arid zones
In Africa’s dry regions plants sprout on sun-baked rock under harsh conditions. By resembling the surrounding stones in color and texture they avoid detection by birds and animals, enabling growth despite years without rainfall.
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Africa
Chicago dairy and egg prices mixed on August trade
Chicago market reports show butter at 12 1 2 to 32 1 2 with steady creamery specials and various grades listed. Eggs move unevenly with unsettled current receipts around 18 to 20 cents and local extra firsts near 19 to 20 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Crochet Pillow to Match Butterfly Chair Set Pattern 5918
Suggests a crochet project to create a matching pillow for a Butterfly chair set using a printed pattern 5918. Describes easy string crochet with butterfly and rose mesh designs and offers complete instructions charts and material lists. Requires 10 cents and mailing name address pattern number to The Enterprise Household Art Dept. New York.
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Enterprise
Household Art Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Spanish Government Moves Toward Reopening Churches
The Spanish government authorized worship under its control as a step toward reopening churches while guarding against church power. Priests and nuns are promised freedom from molestation with services held privately. A Valencia convent housing 140 monks making clothes for soldiers has reopened, and more convents may follow. Public masses could resume by August 15.
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Valencia
Spain
Manuel Irujo
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Grand Central Terminal
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Claudia Morgan
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