Thomasville Clubs Entertain At Annual Christmas Parties
Mrs. W. Tomlinson hosted Ace of Clubs and Thursday Bridge at Sunrise Avenue as members enjoyed four contract bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mrs. Robert Rapp, Mrs. Alvah Boyles, and Mrs. Vernon Snider. a two course Christmas repast followed. Members listed include Phillips, Boyles, Snider, Rapp, Hawthorne, Lyles, Cox, Newby, Farrington, Garner, Hawthorne, Alexander, Green, Walker, and Maimie Harris. Evelyn and William Webb destination not specified.
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Thomasville
W. ©. Tomlingon
Tomlinson
Sunrise Avenue
Charles Phillips
Robert Rapp
Alvah Boyles
Vernon Snider
Ace of Clubs
Mesdames Charles Phillips
J. W. Hawthorne
G. W. Lyles
Carson Cox
Walter Newby
R. K. Farrington
J. F. Garner
Walter Rapp
Paul Hassler
G. T. Alexander
Jesse Green
Nat Walker
Mamie Harris
Miss Eloise Welch Visits For Christmas Holidays
Miss Eloise Welch of Louisville arrived Wednesday to spend the Christmas holidays here with relatives and friends in the city.
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Eloise Welch
Louisburg
Drapery Yarn Trim Highlights Barbara Schwinn Dress
Barbara Schwinn designs a street dress of rough brown wool with citron drapery yarn trim. The yarn runs down the back of the bodice and front of the skirt as a novel feature. Mrs. R L Welch and the Macons of Marietta, Ga., visited the Newbys on West Main Street. A Tuesday Afternoon Book Club meeting at Mrs. C H Newby's on West Main St included a book exchange and a review by Mrs. James B. Lambeth followed by refreshments.
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Barbara Schwinn
BR. W. Macon
Marietta, Ga
C. H. Newby
West Main Street
EB. L. Webb
James B. Lambeth
Lambeth
Mesdames
David Long, Jr
V. Crutchfield
R. K. Parrington
James Lambeth
W. @. Smith
KR. H. Holliday
Paul Newton
Paul Green
Walter Newby
BE. W. Macon
Mamie Harris
Julia Brown Jennings
Mrs Binford Addresses Cloverdale PTA on Programs
Mrs Raymond Binford national PTA secretary spoke to the Cloverdale Parent Teacher Association on Tuesday night. She urged the PTA to extend beyond social aid and to include broader school programs and parental involvement.
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Raymond Binford
Cloverdale
Ass'n
Guilford College
National
PT. A
Parent- Teacher Association
Binford
P.T. A
Lions Club to furnish Christmas baskets for the blind
The High Point Lions Club will provide Christmas baskets for a local blind group with the support of the Guilford County Association for the Blind. The project was adopted at a club meeting and coordinated with Mrs Meyer Sternberger of Greensboro who leads the local association.
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High Point Lions Club
Meyer Sternberger
Greensboro
Guilford County Association For the Blind, Inc
Education takes center stage in school program talk
Mrs. Binford urges education focus with themes on alcohol harm art citizenship and home making. She calls for joint effort by parents to teach honesty and politeness and stresses quiet homes and study spaces. She notes funding gaps for libraries music and PE and favors Hobby Night and read alouds.
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Binford
North Carolina
Tomlinson plants praised for top state safety rating
Officials and guests lauded a Tomlinson safety record as a model for the furniture industry and regional plants. Major Fleether noted the plant as the only one in the state with the department's highest safety rating, urging other firms to pursue similar programs.
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Dorsett
McMullan
Wilson
Fleether
Tomlinson
Labor Department
Salvation Army to Cut Christmas Baskets and Candy Gifts
The Salvation Army announces a budget squeeze that will reduce baskets this year. Oranges and apples for children may be eliminated unless donors provide fruit at the last moment. Each child will still receive a present and a box of candy, funded by current finances.
Green Street Circle Elects New Officers
The Monroe circle of the Green Street Baptist church held its regular meeting with Miss Margaret Carroll at 411 Smith.
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Green Street Circle
Monroe
Green Street Baptist Church
Margaret Carroll
Smith
Grid Star Makes Fair Catch Street Election Officers
Election of new officers is announced with names for president Evelyn Robbins, vice president Mary Summey, secretary treasurer Margaret Carroll, program committee chair Virginia Northcutt, and personal service chair Ruth Combs. Additional attendees include Beatrice Overcash, Helen Overcash, Mabel Blakeley, Ruby Lee Summey, Elizabeth Lyerly, and Mrs. C G Stout. A Kansas kitten in Iola was born without hind legs and moves like a kangaroo using its front legs and tail.
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Evelyn Robbins
Mary Summey
Margaret Carroll
Virginia Northcutt
Ruth Combs
Beatrice
Helen Overcash
Mabel Blakeley
Ruby Lee Summey
Elizabeth Lyerly
Porpoises seen in single file may fuel sea serpent myths
Report notes porpoises swimming in a single line appear like a long winding serpent, a formation that researchers say could have inspired ancient sea monster legends. The observation links animal behavior to historic tales about oceanic serpents.
Work Hours for Hosiery Office Staff Approved in New York
The Hosiery Code Authority approved an amendment to the industry code to average hours and set a maximum 448 hour work week with pay rules. A production central committee will study the issue further and report later. T. J. Floden of Nelson Knitting Co. was elected chairman of the committee. A redraft of Article 8 on fair trade practices was approved with minor clarifications.
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Centrol
Code Authority
Advisory Boards
T. J. Floden
Nelson Knitting Co
Rockford
NRA
a @al
Beetle Fails to Sink After Drying Then Placed on Water
A beetle rescued from the water and dried briefly wets its surface when returned to the water. The insect struggles to float as it tries to stay upright, presenting a curious case of buoyancy loss after drying.
Youngest grandmother claim shocks Canberra scene
A Canberra Australis report claims a 1 year old girl has become a grandmother after her 14 year old daughter gave birth. The sensational note highlights an ultra early family milestone in the capital.
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Earth
Canberra
Australis
Austrian Tyrolean crafts horn from tree branches
August Knauer, amateur musician and hornmaker from the Austrian Tyrol, fashioned a horn from tree branches with bark left on to achieve texture, producing a surprisingly clear tone.
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August Knauer
Cian
Atrian Tyrol
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