Asheboro Bridge Club Hosts Visitors and Awards
Mrs. Tiffany Barnes hosted her bridge club in Asheboro with three tables and six visitors. Prizes went to six members and guests. A talk on Vocational Education by Sen. Henry L. Ingram preceded a county War Mothers meeting. Officiers were elected for Central Falls Manufacturing Overseers' Club during a dinner at the Ashlyn hotel.
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Asheboro
Tiffany Barnes
Bridge Club
Park Street
C. W. McCrary
Neely Hunter
Ogburn Yates
Roy Champion
Mouse Page
Sam Story
Champion
James Neely
H. L. Griffin
Francis White
Henry L. Ingram
Randolph County
John Moffitt
Sunset Avenue
Ingram
J. S. Lewis
Wilson
J. W. Burkhead
National Home Committee
L. C. Phillips
Gold Star
Gene Morris
Maggie Moffitt
Wilmington
Central Falls Manufacturing Company
Ashlyn
J. A. Fewell
Lee Zachary
Bill Harrell
Joe Powell
Bride-Elect Lois Chidester Feted At Bridge Party
Miss Lois Chidester future bride of James W. Farr was honored at a North Main street bridge party hosted by Miss Ruth Briles. Guests included Miss Marguerite Mann and Miss Gretchen Collins with awards and gifts given, a green and white themed salad course served, and a high score prize won by Miss Jetty Jo Abels.
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Lois Chidester
James W. Farr
Ruth Briles
North Main Street
Chidhester
Marguerite Mann
Howard Bissland
Gretchen Collins
Louisville
Helen Marie Sheloff
Marian Dickson
Helen Davis
Chidester
Chichester and Mann
Mary Louise Johnson
Shirley Farr
Marion Elliott
Edith
Mildred
Helen Crowder
Clarine Furgurson
Pat Halil
Frances Kester
Lois Barger
Nancy Smith
Katherine Lowdermilk
Betty Jo Abels
Sarah Taylor
Vada Miller
Miss Chidester
Rochester
N. Y
Mesdames O. C. Chidester
John Jennings
Keiman Gomo
Charles Covington
Bob Cook
Talmadge Ellington
L. A. Stabler
Asheville
Mrs. Hammp
Miss Morrison at Juilliard School
Mrs. Ruth M. Welling and daughter travel to New York City to visit Miss Geneva Morrison who attends the Juilliard School summer session studying piano technique voice and choral methods under noted instructors. Morrison plans to reopen her local studio in the fall. Boy born to Mr and Mrs Jeff Pierce at Guilford General Hospital on August 9.
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Ruth M. Welling
Geneva Morrison
Sumer
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Miss Morrison
Guy Maier
Fraser George
Peter Wilhousky
B. J
Horace Greeley Born February 3 1811
Horace Greeley best known for the "Go west young man" slogan was born on February 3, 1811, according to historical records. His journalism and reform efforts shaped 19th century American politics and media.
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Horace Greeley
Man” Phrase
Linen shower honors Miss Lois Chidester in Asheville
Miss Leora Hampp and Miss Dot Stabler hosted a linen shower at the Hampp home on Club drive honoring Miss Lois Chidester whose marriage to James W. Farr is set for Saturday. Guests enjoyed games, refreshments, and gifts including a luncheon cloth and linen prizes.
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Leora Hampp
Dot Stabler
Asheville
Hampp
Lois Chidester
James W. Farr
Mary Louise Johnson
Lougisburg
Chichester
Marguerite Mann
Armpe
Chidester
Ice Cream Supper and Church Socials This Weekend
Multiple church notices describe events this weekend. First Christian will host an ice cream supper Saturday at 6 PM on West Green and Turner Streets to benefit the church. Glenora Baptist plans a lawn party August 14 from 5 to 9 PM with homemade ice cream and cake for a small fee. Sunbeam group heads to a Saturday morning Wiener roast at their church, asking members to arrive by 9 and bring picnic supplies. Gospel Tabernacle Ladies Bible class meets Friday at 7 30 PM. Main Street M E Willing Workers hold a Friday 7 30 PM meeting at Miss Belle Saunders home on Flint Street. Archdale M E Men’s Bible class hosts a watermelon feast at 7 45 PM Friday at the Lambeths home on Asheboro Road.
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First Christian Church
West Green
Turner Streets
Glenora Baptist Church
Sunbeams
Amos Carroll
E. M. Blakely
Sunbeam
Gospel Tabernacle
Ladies’ Bible Clas
The
Tabernacle
Main Street
M. E. Church
Belle Saunders
Flint Street
Archdale Bible
Archdale M. E. Church
C. T. Lambeth
Asheboro
Hob-Nob Club Hosts Weiner Roast and Watermelon Feast
The Hob-Nob club held a Tuesday evening outdoor event at the clubhouse grounds on Prospect Road with Dennis Young and Paul Hauser hosting. Guests included new member Ray Stanley and a long list of members and their guests enjoying dancing and entertainment after the roast and feast.
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Dennis Young
Paul Hauser
Prospect Road
Ray Stanley
Hazel Welborn
Doris Lee Wright
Letha Griggs
Kate Gillespie
Irene Pilson
Elizabeth Amos
Margaret Preddy
Nola Idol
Zema Tice
Percy Newnam
Buck Davis
Robert Andrews
Raymond Garrett
Bobby Cox
C. Harker
Paul Brigman
Carl Byrum
Harold Kearns
James Durland
R. L. Newnam
Roy Hauser
Wilbur Scales
Yatch Club Welcomes New Member and Plans Dance
Miss Hazel Darby entertained Yatch club members at her home on Wednesday. A new member, Miss Bessie Kidd, joined the club and a dance is planned soon. After the business meeting refreshments were served and dancing followed. The next meeting will be at Misses Frances and Lou Ella Sloope's home, 719 Grimes Street.
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Hazel Darby
Bessie Kidd
Frances and
Lou Ella Sloope
Grimes Street
Mission Conference Opens in Montreat Presby Church
In Montreat North Carolina on August 12 the Foreign mission conference began with Rev H Kerr Taylor in charge. The Home Mission conference of the Presbyterian Church in the United States concluded yesterday.
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Montreat
N. C
H. Kerr Taylor
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Lightning Claims Life Of 9 Yearold Wade in Lillington
Laverne Wade, a Raleigh orphan aged 9, was struck and killed by lightning at her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. M D Wade's home in Lillington North Carolina. The funeral is scheduled for 2 PM today.
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Lillington
N. C
Laverne Wade
Raleigh
M. D. Wade
Local residents report minor illnesses and travels
Guy D. Grimes of 427 West Lexington avenue is confined at home with a slight illness. Miss Beverley Jane Lackey travels to Hickory Virginia with relatives to visit grandparents and plans to revisit Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Mrs Clara Stout remains hospitalized at Guilford General for treatment after last Friday. Mina Helen Burrows visits grandparents on White Oak street in Roanoke during the weekend. Alma Howell leaves for Roanoke to visit sister. The Walker and Williford families plan a trip to Norfolk to sail to Baltimore and Washington, returning tomorrow night. G W King has returned to High Point hospital for treatment. Leon Collins rapidly recuperating at home from tonsillectomy. L J Marshall of Brass Bell Diner is hospitalized at Guilford General after a fall injuries.
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Guy D. Grimes
Lexington Avenue
Miss Beverley
Jane Lackey
Hickory, Va
Mrs. Charles
J. D. Lewis
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Mina Helen Burrows
Roanoke, Va
W. A. Howell
White Oak Street
Ll. J. Marshall
Guilford General Hospital
Ladies Ride the Biweekly Bridge Session at Emerywood Club
A large turnout at Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday for the bi weekly Ladies bridge event hosted by Mrs. Phil Warner and Mrs. E. J. Holbrook. Play started at 10 30 with Miss Betty Hunt Murray winning high score and the prize a double deck of cards.
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Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
E. J. Holbrook
Betty Hunt Murray
John Pwéaly
Ella B. Hutchison
New York
Katherine High
Greensboro
James Armstrong
J. I. Groome
John Abels
A. S. Parker
J. B. Thompson
Kenneth Redman
W. J. Fraley
F. E. Moses
George Rankin
Hal Davis
M. A. Lackey
E. L. Chitwood
Chase Idol
E. 8. Wall
Frank Hunsucker
R. T. Amos
Lloyd Flythe
Hobart Bryant
R. I
Deputy Hauck Killed in Isle of Palms Auto Crash
Joseph Alexander Hauck, 58, deputy sheriff at the Isle of Palms, was killed in an automobile accident in Charleston South Carolina. Speeding plane concept mentioned briefly followed by unrelated aviation note about engine performance affected by dust.
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Charleston
8. C
Joseph Alexander Hauck
Isle of Palms
Miss Margaret Price Visits Akron Grandmother
Miss Margaret Price of Akron Ohio visits her grandmother Mrs A H Foster on Dixon Street this week. Mrs C L Crawford of North Fayetteville Street has been ill for the past week. Rev L R O Briant conducts services at Moon s Chapel near Siler City this week with Rev Lewis Price of Siler City. J H Wiley sanitary engineer is on vacation with relatives in Winnsboro South Carolina.
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Margaret Price
Akron
A. H. Foster
Dixon Street
C. L. Crawford
North Fayetteville Street
John M. Parker
Charlotte
H. E. Craven
Fred
Raleigh
W. H. Moring
South Fayetteville Street
Local Barbers Elect Five-Name Committee for New Hours
At city hall meeting the master barbers of High Point elected a five member committee to set a new schedule of working hours. Members named: Smith E E Plumer Grayson Deviney EB L Proctor W F Thomas. Decision expected to be published next week.
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Master Barbers
High Point
Co. 1
Smith
E. E. Plumer
Grayson Deviney
L. Proctor
W. F. Thomas
Largest Cheese Producer Globally Among Countries
The United States stands as the largest cheese producer among nations, generating a substantial share of world cheese output and sustaining a major dairy industry with extensive processing facilities and agricultural networks.
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United States
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Clara Stout
Willowbrook Street
Alma Howell
Cc. G. Burrows
H. C. Walker
Nell Hope
J. C. Williford
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High Point Hospital
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