Virginia Irwin Feted At Party On 3rd Birthday
Mrs R M Irwin hosted a party at Cross street home on Saturday evening to honor her daughter Vir Ann on her third birthday. Children enjoyed games then ice cream and refreshments were served with gifts given to the honoree. Attendees included Barry and Judy Foust Jacqueline Ronald Eunice Irwin Frances and Pay Monroe Irwin Jr Toots Bonnie Coleman Nancy Johnson Donald Jone Margaret Ann Church Mae Mitchell Donald Brewer and Claudette Polson.
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R. M. Irwin
Cross Street
Vir- Ann
Irwin
Paul E. Foust
Clay Holcombe
Grayson Irwin
Barry
Judy Foust
Jacqueline
Ronald
Eunice Irwin
Frances
Pay Monroe Irwin, Jr
Toots
Bonnie Coleman
Nancy Johnson
Donald Jone
Margaret Ann Church
Mae Mitchell
Donald Brewer
Claudette Polson
Altrusa Club Plans August Program Meeting
The Altrusa club will meet tonight at the Sheraton hotel for the August program. Mrs. Alma will lead the program after the usual dinner, which begins at six thirty. The event will be held in the main dining area rather than the private room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mrs. Almay
Miss Kluttz Heads To Women’s College Conference
Martha Ann Kluttz will join about sixty-five students and thirty-five faculty at Woman’s College Greensboro for a September 12 to 14 conference on health recreation and postwar service in a unified college program. Student leaders and organizers from Sarah Moss to Jane Linville will direct three discussion groups reporting to the full assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Kluttz
Woman's College
Greensboro
Sarah Moss
Hickory
Jane Linvaile
Kernersville
Student Government Association
Dorothy Spruill
Lexingwn
War Service League
Jane Austin
Smithfield
Juanita Smatfield
Local Girls Attend Camp Latta Leadership Conference
Two High Point Girl Reserves Eloise Garner and Doris Nance attend the leadership conference at Camp Latta near Charlotte with fifty Girl Reserve officers from five states. Representing Adams Memorial YWCA Girl Reserve, the North Carolina delegation includes Doris Nance as council chair and hostess council head.
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High Point
Eloise Garner
Doris Nance
Sea Ae
Charlotte
Adams Memorial Ywca
North Carolina
South Carolina
Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Mary Ellen Hege
YWCA
Camp Latta
Muriel Petioni
New York City
Louise Crane
Belgian Congo
Doris’ Nance
Victory dance planned for ORD service men in Greensboro
About sixty local USO junior hostesses from Greensboro will be transported to the ORD dance Thursday night to serve as dance partners for the service men. Girls are urged to wear formal attire per an Army request, though informal dress will not bar attendance. Trucks will depart at seven with two extra vehicles, the Army providing transport to and from the event.
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Greensboro
USO
ORD
Army
Virginia Frank
The Clinging Vine Is Over for Keeps Says Elsie Robinson
Elsie Robinson argues postwar society will end the clingy ideal of American women. She credits nurses and wartime sacrifice with true equality, while condemning women who drain men’s strength and exploit affection as vicious saboteurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pentagons Club to Meet at Gibson Apartment
The Pentagons club will meet with Mrs J F Gibson Jr at her Rowella Apartments home this evening at eight oclock. Mrs Gibson resides in apartment five of the Rowella.
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Pentagonsclub
J. F. Gibson, Jr
Rowella Apartments
Stephens Bible Study Set at Mrs Bodenheimer Home
The Stephens Bible study class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at 313 Sunset Drive hosted by Mrs. W P Bodenheimer with Mrs C S Grayson leading. Florence Thomas Bible class at First Baptist held a homecoming day with 30 members and 6 visitors.
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SOC Stephens
METS
Stephens Bible
W. P. Bodenheimer
Sunset Drive
C. S. Grayson
Florence Thomas
First Baptist Church
Fred A. Thomas
W. F. Clayton
Wilbur W. Hutchins
Mattel McCarter
W. W. Hutchins
Local residents note health updates and family moves
Jimmy Hoots returns home after an operation at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem. Mrs. Dora Richardson remains critically ill at home on South Asheboro road. Mrs. Coy Moose of Alexandria Va plans an operation after a December fall. Mrs. N C Johnson Jr visiting from Chau mont New York while Captain Johnson serves in Okinawa. Larry Griffett recovers at home after a tonsillectomy. Mrs. T R Zimmerman recovering at home from a major operation August 6. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Beck and Betty returned to Oak Ridge Tenn after visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Hoots
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
J. M. Hoots
Church Street
Dora Richardson
Asheboro Road
Coy Moose
High Point
Alexandria
Sibley Memorial Pital
Washington, D. C
Moose
N. C. Johnson, Jr
Chaumont
New York
Mrs. N. C. Johnson
Barbee Street
Captain Johnson
Medical Corps
Okinawa
Cas
Larry Griffett
J. E. Griffett
West
Lexington Avenue
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Olin Beck
Betty
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Present class teachers Mrs Thom and Mrs McCarter
The notice identifies the present class teachers as Mrs Thom and Mrs McCarter. Their names appear in the readable segment of the article, indicating their roles within the class. No further details are available in the text.
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Thom
McCarter
Slower Delivery On Weed Urged
Rock y Mount Aug 28 L L Gravely president of the Tobacco Association of the United States urged farmers to slow deliveries of the 1945 crop to market or face a tobacco holiday. He said a week 20 000 000 bright tobacco exceeded the redrying capacity by a wide margin.
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Rocky Mount
L. L. Gravely
The
Tobacco Association of the United
New York Area Drives Large Share of U.S. Sulfuric Acid Output
More than ten percent of the nation’s sulfuric acid production comes from the New York City area, highlighting the region's role in industrial chemical output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
Pattern 4744 Lingerie Set and Embroidery Transfer
Pattern 4744 offers matching panties and an embroidery transfer with sizes 12 through 44 and a size 16 slip. Send 20 cents to The Enterprise Pattern Dept for the pattern plus 69 Pattern Dept P O Box 173 Station O New York 11 NY. Add 15 cents more for the Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book featuring free hat bag and gloves patterns.
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Enterprise
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Partnership misrule costs rubber and trust at bridge
East dealer notes a contract bridge hand where one player dictates play and saves the rubber, costing 1100 points and destroying partnership confidence. South claims rubber saving while North is blamed for failures, exposing fragile teamwork and poor cooperation.
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West
South
East
North
Public arbitrators named to aid NC labor war program
Raleigh notes nine nominees selected by Labor Commissioner Forrest Shuford to serve as public arbitrators under the postwar labor framework. The appointees include Clarkson, Heaton, Darden, Hobbs, Wolfe, Jenkins, Keister, Millar, Spengler, and Waynick, with NC historically prone to peaceful industry relations and arbitration expected to curb conflicts after the war.
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Raleigh
George W. Taylor
National War Labor Board
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Forrest Shuford
Federal Department
Peeies
Francis ©. Clarkson
George D. Heaton, Jr
Charlotte
Bill Nicholson May Be Substituted Tonight
Chicago Cubs manager Charlie Grimm indicated Bill Nicholson may sit out the series opener in Pittsburgh. Nicholson, NL home run and RBI leader for the last two seasons, would be replaced in the outfield by Phil Cavarretta with Heinz Becker moving to first base. Nicholson bats .253 with 10 homers and 75 RBIs this season.
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Chicago
Bill Nicholson
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Charlie Grimm
Nicholson
Phil Cavarretta
Heinz Becker
Cavarretta
RBI
Tennyson on Galahad’s strength and next line request
The query asks why according to Tennyson Galahad’s sixth sense was strength ten and asks for the line following I was a king in Baby lon. It also asks who authored The Murder in the Rue Morgue.
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Tennyson
Babylon
Rue Morgue
Disgusting Habit Noted For Hair Combing In Wash Bowl
A reader criticizes the practice of combing hair over a wash bowl and leaving the combings there as unsanitary and unpleasant for the next user. The letter urges better hygiene in shared bathrooms.
Horoscope for August birthday with disciplined, artistic focus
The reader born on this date has a serious practical nature and strong intellectual and artistic interests. They strive to accomplish goals and should seek inspiration in nature as it changes colors, learning that life moves in cycles for spiritual consolation.
Quotations and an Orangutan in Poe Style
The text presents three items: a line about strength from an unnamed source, a quote attributed to W E Henley noting Christian slaves, and a description of a large tawny orangutan labeled as a Poe story by Edgar Allan Poe. The mix blends literary quotes with a creature description.
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W. E. Henley
Edgar Allen Poe
Luke Appling May Be Out Of Army By End Of Week
Luke Appling the 38 year old AL batting leader two years ago plans to leave khaki soon and join the Chicago White Sox. Inducted in 1943 he is to be discharged under the over 38 rule and will head for Chicago after discharge ceremonies at Lawson General hospital where he serves as a sergeant.
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Atlanta
Luke Agatne
Chicago White Sox
Luke
Chicago
Lawson Eral Hospital
Appling
Change of name for Verla Mae Bottoms to Verla Mae Gordon
Guilford County Superior Court orders the change of name for Verla Mae Bottoms to Verla Mae Gordon. The individual's social security number is 241-34-1584 and remains issued to Verla Mae Gordon.
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Verla Mae Bottoms
Superior Court
Guilford County
Verla Mae Gordon
Sleuths Hunt Nazi Air Force Equipment
Air force disarmament sleuths attached to two wings comb Germany for hidden equipment and projects. They located over four thousand targets in places like Ebrach and Geisling, uncovering jet factory caches and tools used for ME-262 production.
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Ninth Air — Force
INS
Germany
Air Force
Reich
Uncle Sams
Ebrach
Nuremburg
RED Cross
Geisling
Abirty
Chaplain's Cupid Letter Backfires in Navy Story
Pittsburgh based chaplain Captain F C Black recalls aiding a USS Fulton mess steward by writing for a girl back home. The letter earned praise, then trouble when the girl's husband returned from jail upset about the affair. The tale ends with a caution to check marital status before writing.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Chalain F. C. Black
USNR
Pacific
USS
Fulton
States
Cupid
Romeo
Don’t Disturb Errant Wives Shaw Advises
London reports dramatist George Bernard Shaw says a husband should act as a gentleman and sue for divorce if he returns from war to find his wife unfaithful. He rejects violence and urges polite withdrawal rather than fisticuffs or murder.
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Shaw
London
INS
George Bernard Shaw
Passioner
Norfolk church to convert idle Ocean View club into house of worship
The Episcopal Church of the Advent in Norfolk plans to buy the dormant Ocean View Golf and Country Club and remodel it into a church building, aiming to serve Sunday worship with a clear conscience.
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Norfolk
Episcopal Church of the Advent
Count Club
Ocean View Golf and Country Club
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Mann's Drug
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New Brunswick
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Joseph Willicombe, JR
International News Service
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