Production Credit Association to Meet January 29
The Production Credit Association announces a meeting on Friday January 29 at Graham Court House. T Hall, president, says officers will present detailed reports and elect a new term of officers. The group serves Alamance Chatham Durham Guilford Orange and Rockingham counties with loans and credit services.
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Action Credit
Graham Rt House
T. Hall
Alamance Chatham
Durham
Guilford
Orange
Olph
Rockingham
Twining Addresses Business Club at High Point College
H C Twining spoke to the High Point College Business Club on meat packing methods from cattle ranges to modern efficient practices and by products. He urged optimism for youths entering the business world as David McKinnon discussed bookkeeping future. Special music by A C Lovelace Jr and others.
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H. C. Twining
High Point College
Mr. Twining
Dean Lindley to speak on Christmas Music to junior choir
Dr P B Lindley dean of High Point College will address the junior choir of the First Methodist Protestant church Thursday at 4 o clock on the subject of Christmas Music.
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P. BE. Lindley
High Point College
First Methodist Protestant Church
High Payment for Breeding Frogs Recounted
The note states that individuals pay as much as 50 dollars each for frogs intended for breeding. This highlights a strong market demand and indicates values placed on specific frog species or qualities.
Oak View P.T.A. Meeting Planned Thursday Night
The Oak View Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday night in the school auditorium at 7 30 o clock. A Christmas program has been planned and a large attendance is urged.
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Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
Services Held For Charles G Bedford At Residence Here
Funeral services for Charles Gibson Bedford son of Mr and Mrs Cannon G Bedford were held at the family residence Tuesday at 3 pm. Dr H Blackard pastor of Wesley Memorial M E Church and Rev Mr Boyce Presbyterian minister of Kings Mountain conducted the service. Pallbearers included Chas Redding Paul W Casey C Rhodes Curtis Smithdeal Dr Kenneth B Geddie and Dr S S Saunders. Floral offerings were arranged by family friends. The body was interred in Cummins Mausoleum Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Charles Gibson Bedford
Cannon G. Bedford
Br. H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial
M BE
Mr. Boyce
Kings Mountain
Bedford
Chas. Redding
Paul W. Casey
C . Rhodes
Curtis Smithdeal
Kenneth B. Geddie
Appointment of Wilkinson to Army Medical Corps
The War Department announced the appointment of William Edgar Wilkinson of Durham North Carolina as a first lieutenant in the Army Medical Corps.
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Washington
William Edgar Wilkinson
Durham
N. C
Army Medical Corps
War Department
Moon Model at Griffith Observatory Built by Roger Hayward
A giant moon model at Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles was built by Roger Hayward and mirrors exact scale using photographs from the 100 inch Mount Wilson telescope.
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Griffith Observatory
Los Angeles
Roger Hayward
Mount Wilson
Dear Miss Mansfield How to handle a broken engagement
A 21 year old asks whether to demand explanations from her fiancé who may be flirting with another woman. The adviser urges patience, fairness, and dialogue before deciding to end the engagement, noting potential gossip and the value of courtesy and owed due process.
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Miss Mansfield
Christmas Program Featured By Thomasville Business Women
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE THOMASVILLE Dec 16 The Thomasville Business and Professional Woman's club held its December meeting at the Unity Chapel Missionary Society home with a Christmas program. Miss Myra Olive led the entertainment featuring Eloise Ward librarian at High Point High School and former club member. Thirteen present. The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society was hosted by Mrs Charles Phillips with Mrs Nat Walker and Mrs C Wilson assisting. Mrs Paul Green presided.
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Thomasville
Unity Chapel Missionary Society
Fremont Mendenhall
Unity Church
Margaret Thompson
Myra Olive
Eloise Ward
High Point
Janie Tuttle
Mrs J R Paddison Hosts Kernersville Au Fair Club
Mrs J R Paddison entertained the Au Fair Bridge club with a dinner and bridge at her Kernersville home. Eight covered with Christmas green red decor, table features and prizes for high low and traveling awards. Attendees included Mesdames Ring Shore Kerner Griffith and Donnell.
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Kernersville
J. R. Paddison
Au Fair Bridge Club
Clay Ring
D. L. Donnell
Edgar Shore
Mesdames Clay Ring
Carl Kerner
J. J. Griffith
Philip Kerner
Zack L. Whitaker
Marriage Announcement of Virginia Loman Tucker and Herbert J Tucker
Mr and Mrs W F Loman of 20 Vine Street Greensboro announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia to Herbert J Tucker of Danville Virginia on December 6 The Rev M T Sorrell of the Christian church officiated Tucker is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs M A Tucker of this city and works at Southern Silk Mills The couple will reside in Kernersville
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T. L. Wells
Tommy
Tallahassee
Fla
Wells
C. B. Williams
Margarite Kerner
Percy Kerner
Greensboro
Sarah Webster
North Wilkesboro
Zeb Deaton
Luella Cochran
Jean
Gertrude Cochran
Mary Linville
Zora Smith
E. P. Billups
Granite Falls
N. C
Albert Everett
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Marion Allen
Walser Allen
Allen
Elizabeth
N. J
Louise Baker
Wendell
Mary Lillian Tucker
W. F. Loman
Vine Street
Virginia
Herbert J. Tucker
Danville
M. T. Sorrell
The
Christian Church
Mr. Tucker
M. A. Tucker
Southern Silk Mills
Kernersville
Meredith Holidays Begin Saturday At Meredith College
Christmas holidays at Meredith college start Saturday December 19 at noon. Classes pause until January 4 at 9 am. President Charles E. Brewer says morning classes run on Saturday with no chapel, and students may leave after their last scheduled class.
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Raleigh
Meredith College
Charles E. Brewer
Women of the Moose Meet This Evening
The Women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting at the Moose Hall at 7 30 this evening. Senior Regent Mrs Mabel Beeson urges all members to attend for a message from regional director Charles Kirby. Plans will be discussed for the joint Christmas party with the Moose Lodge next Tuesday night December 22.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Mabel Beeson
Charles Kirby
The
Moose Lodge
William Penn Occupied First Brick House in America
William Penn is credited with occupying what is described as the first brick house in America. The note reflects early colonial building practices and Penn’s role in establishing domestic architecture in the colony.
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William Penn
America
Green Street W M S Elects Officers For The Coming Year
The Green Street Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society met at the church with Miss Gladys Ellington presiding. Mrs J T Curlee reported sending a $75 box to South Mountain school. A new officer slate was elected with Ellington as president and other officers named. Circles will meet in members' homes next year.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
Green Street
Gladys Ellington
Mra
J. H. Vestal
C. N. Royal
Young Peoples
T. C. Robbins
A. Lewis
W C T U Meeting Features Williamson Christmas Talk
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met on North Main Street with Mrs. C. B Grayson presiding. Mrs. O C Williamson spoke on Christmas celebrations in various countries including Mexican customs. Three new members were welcomed and refreshments were served after the program.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. 8. Grayson
North Main Street
J. A. Eshelman
Grace Nell Cragrell
O. C. Williamson
Mexico
H. W. McCain
C. E. Sheloff
Bascom Hoskins
C. F. Farley
BE. A. Lockwood
Tri-City Altrusa Christmas Party Draws Members
About seventy members from High Point Winston Salem and Greensboro Altrusa clubs are expected at a joint Christmas party at Sedgefield Inn starting 7 15 tonight. The event aims to foster goodwill among the three sister organizations and marks their first joint affair with Mrs Marie Caddell as local chair.
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High Point
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
Altrusa
Sedgefield Inn
Marie Caddell
Mrs J A Morris Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs J A Morris moved from Burrus Memorial hospital to her Brentley circle home after four months of treatment. Friends report her condition improved and she can now receive visitors.
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J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Children Present Christmas Pageant at Johnson Street School
The Johnson Street School children presented a Christmas pageant titled O Holy Night to the PTA on Tuesday at 7:30 PM. The performance featured a 130 member choir in white, pantomime, and a Nativity scene with Kings, Shepherds, angels, and Mary and Joseph, set to familiar carols and Bible verses.
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Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Kings of the Orient
Bethelehem
Mary
Joseph
Orient
Noel
Bethlehem
The
Reader
Mary Lee Barnes
Nancy Fagg
Ardenna Meredith
Angels
Pearle Bennett
Olivia Smith
Jean Carroll
Wisemen
Billy Bryant
Bobby Holt
Floyd Frye
Shepherds
Joe Fowler
Ray Bradshaw
Douglass Holbrook
Floyd Noble
James
Acton Businesses Shift From Laundries to Factories
Acton, a London district once home to over 80 laundries, now hosts 270 factories in other industries. The area, historically known as the laundry of London, has transformed its economic landscape with this dramatic shift.
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Acton
London
Empty Stockings Fund appeals for Christmas gifts
A grieving mother appeals to the community to remember her four children through the Empty Stocking Fund. Salvation Army Adjutant Robert M. Cowan leads upcoming Christmas events with hundreds of toys and a treat for needy children, plus distribution of food baskets. The fund seeks more donations to cover expenses and rehabilitation for families, with contact via The Enterprise or a call to 4567 to sponsor a case.
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Robert M. Cowan
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Moe
W. W. Burgess
Cere
J. W. Cnnard
Salvation Army Buys Land For Expansion
The Salvation Army Advisory Board met at the citadel on South Main street and announced the purchase of the adjoining Davis property to enable a new gymnasium and Boys Club unit. Adjutant Robert M. Cowan said about 80 percent of funds are secured with no fundraising campaign planned. The plan aims to enroll at least 1,000 boys in instructional and recreational programs without affecting other social agencies.
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Kaste
Davis
Salvation Army
Citadel
South Main Street
J. H. Kalte
Ecommittee
Davis Property
faeAlutian Wae
Adnant
Wewbereve Wee
Robert M. Cowan
Cowan
Kalte
Couple Reweds and Call It Permanent
In Concord on December 16 a divorce once split Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cagle. Both remarried. each spouse died in later years. The two reunited as Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cagle and were remarried by Rev. W. A. Oates. They declared it permanent.
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Concord
W. L. Cagle
Cagle
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Princess Cate
Marjorie
Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield
Thomasville Business Women
Au Fair Club
Circle Number 3
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herman Morton
Mary Armfield
Gilmer Smith
Jim Spears
Meredith
W.C.T.U
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Johnson St
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Eeelat
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Bigins
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Rogers
Wagger Jewelry CO
Elwood Hotel
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