Pattern 9290 Marian Martin Frock With Front Buttons
New pattern 9290 offers a bright front buttoned frock with debonair puffed sleeves and a panel effect. The Diagrammed Sew Chart shows cutting and stitching steps for misses and women sizes 14 to 42, with fabric needs listed for size 16 and ordering details via The Enterprise Pattern Department.
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Marian Martin
Maria Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New Yor
N. Y
Netherlands stamp portrays Holland tourist appeal amid history
The Netherlands uses postage stamps to showcase its tourist attractions blending ancient and modern. The 2 1 2 cent stamp features a historic windmill, reflecting Holland as the Land of the Tulips with rich history from Caesar’s era to today.
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Netherlands
Holland
Caesar
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NEA Service. Inc
Pike Sues for Five Thousand Dollars in Auto Crash
Douglas Pike, by his next friend J O. Pike, files suit in municipal court seeking 5000 damages from National Food Stores Inc and Andy Stephenson for injuries from a July 17 1937 auto crash on North Main Street. He alleges he was a passenger and Stephenson driving a truck backed from an alley caused injuries including a chipped wrist bone.
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Douglas Pike
J. O. Pike
National Food Stores, Incorporated
Andy Stephenson
North Main Street
Stephenson
National Food
Northwestern hosts 11th annual coaching school in Evanston
Two hundred high school and college coaches from across the country will attend Northwestern Universitys 11th annual coaching school. The event runs from January 16 to 28 and features national speakers and sessions on coaching technique and program development.
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Evanston
Iil
Hun
Northwestern Universe
Miss Shceloff Hosts Bridge Party for Guest and Bride Elect
Miss Helen Marie Shceloff hosted a bridge party at North Main Street for guests including Miss Gretchen Collins of Louisville Ky and Miss Lois Chidester bride elect Miss Marguerite Mann also a guest and future bride. High score won by Mrs William Jarrell who received a compact. Guests enjoyed salad sandwiches and iced tea after bridge with many local friends in attendance.
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Helen Marie Shceloff
North Main Street
Pentagon Club Elects New Officers and Plans Dance
The Boys' Pentagon club held a Sunday meeting at the Pen on clubhouse five miles east. New members Hal Ingram Grover Farr Paul Bulla Tom Pitts Ralph Tugman Russell Fitch and P V Kirkman were welcomed. Officers elected for the next quarter were Joe Welborn president Garland Hayworth vice president Herman Newell secretary Robert Hoskins treasurer Leonard Koonce publicity chair with Paul Bulla as assistant. A September dance with a national orchestra was planned and dinners at the clubhouse on Sundays will be hosted by three members each week.
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Pentagon
Penon
C. F. Williams
Leonard Koonce
Hal Ingram
Grover Farr
Paul Bulla
Tom Pitts
Ralph Tugman
Russell Fitch
P. V. Kirkman
Joe Welborn
Presi
Phillips Speaker At PTA Institute At University
Prof. Guy B. Phillips of the University of North Carolina led the tenth Parent Teacher Institute in Chapel Hill on the topic How the Schools In North Carolina Are Organized. Speakers from Duke, UNC, and several women from other cities discussed parent education goals and protective measures for children over a six day session.
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Chapel Hill
Guy B. Phillips
University of North Carolina
Tenth
Parent Teacher Institute
North Carolina
Charles D. Center
Georgia Congress
National Congress
Duke
University
E. E. White
Greensboro
Ernest B. Hunter
Charlotte
Main Street Circle to Serve Luncheon at Church Basement
Main Street M. E. Church Circle No 2 will host a luncheon in the church basement on Wednesday from 11 30 to 1 00. The menu includes chicken salad dumplings green beans corn tomatoes cole slaw cantaloupe and iced tea. Stephens Bible class meets tomorrow at 3 00 with Mrs J M Stewart on Forest Avenue to discuss Ezekiel chapter three led by Mrs C S Gray son.
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Main Street Circle
Main Street
M. E
Eeree
Stephens
Stephens Bible
J. M. Stewart
Forest Avenue
C. S. Grayson
Ezekiel
Nightingale Club Plans Guilford Battleground Picnic
Florence Nightingale club of the Y W C A held a regular weekly meeting at the Y hut. Miss Leta Anderson Mabel Willard and Mrs Old Carpenter led the evening program with violin and piano. Next Monday the group will picnic at Guilford Battleground starting about 4 PM.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Leta Anderson
Mabel Willard
Old Carpenter
Hubert Lane Barrier
Ernestine Vancannon Strickland
Guilford Battleground
Pentagon Girls To Meet Tonight At Mildred Furgurson Home
The Pentagon club plans its regular meeting at 7:30 this evening at Mildred Furgurson's residence on Montheu Avenue. Mr and Mrs J W Kay announce the birth of a son Jerry Ray on July 25 at 303 Clark Street.
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Pentagon
Pentagon Club
Mildred Furgurson
Montheu Avenue
Ago
Honeyed Romance of Last Mdivani and Muriel Johnson
The Lido moon and gondola set the scene as Prince David Mdivani woos Muriel Johnson. They met ten days earlier at a Venice hotel where Ms Johnson and her parents, Mr and Mrs Harry T F Johnson of Bronxville, N Y, stayed. The engagement plan, already hinted to the press, fuels speculation about the famed romantic line in society circles.
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Prince David Mdivani
Muriel
Honey” Johnson
Venice
Miss Johnson
Harry T. F. Johnson
Bronxville
N. Y
Mdivanis
Mr. Johnson
Above
Weekend Travels Highlight Local Residents Returns
A roundup of residents returning from trips to Wrightsville Beach White Lake and Virginia Beach. Names include Mr Clyde J Reeves and family Miss Frances Craven Esther Mae Dillon Ruth Miller Dorothy Jones and Franks. Other journeys include visits to Greensboro St Louis Norfolk and Roanoke Island with several planning further travel.
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Clyde J. Reeves
Harold Ray
Franie Reeves
Delane Parrish
Clifford Cain
Wrightsville Beach
White Lake
Esther Mae Dillon
Virginia Beach
Heavy Rain Drops 1.75 Inches in Hi Point
A. B. Horney, city weather official, reports Hi Point received 1.75 inches of rain last night. The downpour slowed excavation work on the tracks low mood project as it began around 5:80 p.m. and lasted most of the night, leaving deep puddles and gullies.
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Hi Point
A. B. Horney
Kents Likely to Visit Windsors During European Trip
A British report says the Duke and Duchess of Kent are likely to visit the Duke and Duchess of Windsor at Windsor Castle during their honeymoon stay. The Kents will leave Kammer Castle near Salzburg tomorrow for a motor trip to Yugoslavia, passing near Was serleonburg.
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Vienna
Yacht Club Meeting Set at Darby Home
The Yacht Club will hold its meeting on Wednesday this week at 213 Tomlinson Street. All members are urged to attend at the home of Misses Sarah and Hazel Darby.
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The
Yatch Club
Sarah and
Hazel Darby
Tomlinson Street
Living Room Comfort Range Cited for Health and Efficiency
The guidance recommends maintaining a room temperature of 68 to 70 degrees and relative humidity between 40 and 50 percent to optimize health and energy efficiency.
Mrs Mamie Turner Dies After Short Illness at 51
Mrs Mamie Turner 51 of 1005 Park street died last night at 9 30 after a brief illness following a stroke of paralysis yesterday afternoon. Survived by daughter Mrs Elmer Garris granddaughter Helen Garris two brothers Conductor E P Tucker and E R Tucker of Salisbury two sisters Mrs C R Cates and Mrs A L Parks of High Point Funeral from Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant church Wednesday at 2 30 with Dr J D Williams in charge Interment in Oakwood Cemetery Body to lie in state at home prior to funeral
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Mamie Turner
Park Street
Turner
Randolph County
Elmer Garris
Helen Garris
E. P. Tucker
E. R. Tucker
Salisbury
C. R. Cates
A. L. Parks
High Point
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
J. D. Williams
Oakwood Cemetery
Sanford Herald Moves to New Plant in Sanford
The Sanford Herald, a semi weekly, will become tri weekly on August 19 and now operates from a modern plant. Publisher W. E. Horner moved the operation to the new location during a celebration attended by state officials and newspapermen. Horner served in the 1937 general assembly.
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Sanford
W. E. Horner
Horner
General Assembly
One-armed Pro Orville Paul Faces Cardinals Pitching Try
The St. Louis scene features Orville Paul, a one-armed pro, pitching to the St. Louis Cardinals in a batting practice session highlighting his unique arm injury comeback.
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ST. Louis
Orville Paul
St. Louis Cardinals
Young Son of Police Sergeant Seeks Damages
The defendant, a 17 year old, through his attorney, seeks damages of 000. He is the son of Sergeant J O Pike of the local police department.
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Pike
J. O. Pike
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