Miss Goodman Visits Southeastern Meeting in Lexington Ky
Miss Ruth Goodman president of the High Point Classroom Teachers unit returns from the seventh annual Southeastern meeting held December 27 29 in Lexington Ky She chaired a discussion on Building Strong Local Associations and Better Human Relationships Others attending from North Carolina include Miss Mozelle Causey Raleigh Miss Phoebe Timmons Washington Miss Ruth Modlin Greenville Mrs W H Robbins Rocky Mount Miss Lale Alexander Charlotte Mrs Marion Corbett Fayetteville and Jesse Hollingsworth Forsyth County National president is Miss Mary Titus Huntington W V National executive secretary Miss Hilda Maehling Washington DC regional director Mrs Jesse Fugett Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Goodman
High Point
Lexington
Goodaman
North Carolina
Mozelle Causey
Raleigh
Phoebe Timmons
Washington
Ruth Modlin
Greenville
W. H. Robbins
Rocky Mount
Lalew Alexander
Charlotte
Marion Corbett
Fayetteville
Jesse Hollingsworth
Forsyth County
Mary Titus
Huntington
West Va
Hilda Maehling
Washington, D. C
Jesse Fugett
Kentucky
Edward Stirewalt Receives University Fellowship
Edward Stirewalt is awarded a chemistry fellowship at the University of Maryland and travels there after Christmas with his parents Dr and Mrs N S Stirewalt. He begins graduate work toward his doctorate tomorrow. Since discharge from the Navy last spring he has worked as a research chemist at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stirewalt
University of Maryland
N. S. Stirewalt
Navy
Stirewall
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington, D. C
William D. Smith
Army of Occupation
Germany
States
Ella E. Smith
Hunt Tomorrow Sets New Year Events For Sedgefield
The Sedgefield hunt opens the new year with a two thirty PM live hunt at Sedgefield Inn weather permitting. A second event starts Saturday at ten thirty AM at West Gate of Boren Farm, with further hunts on Wednesdays and Saturdays through January. A cocktail and dinner dance at Sedgefield Inn on January 18 follows the hunt at Sedgefield stables.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
West Gate
Boren Farm
Hunt
Sedgefield
Grill
Sedgefield Stables
Legion Auxiliary Heads to Visit North Carolina
The national commander of the American Legion and the auxiliary president will visit North Carolina in January. Paul Griffith will address the North Carolina department post officers meeting in Durham on January 27. Mrs. Norton H Pearl will be honored at a Charlotte dinner on January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
American Legion
North Carolina
Paul Griffith
Norton H. Pear
Charlotte
Priscilla Club Event At Brockmann Home
The Priscilla club will be entertained by Mrs. Harry L. Brockmann at her home 912 Fairway Drive Friday afternoon at three o'clock, according to an announcement this morning.
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Priscilla Club
Harry L. Brockmann
Fairway Drive
Local Residents Share Holiday News and Travel Plans
Mr and Mrs Jerome Alexander and children headed to Mobile Alabama for the holidays and plan to attend the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on New Year’s Day. Several relatives and friends spread across North Carolina and beyond as others recover from operations and visit family.
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Jerome Alexander
Loretta
Jerry
Brantley
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
High Point
J. D. Ross
Rotary Drive
Mr. Ross
Waterbury
Conn
New York City
Police Chief ill. Sgt Kanoy heads Thomasville city office
Thomasville report indicates Police Chief E R Richardson has been ill at home in the Carolina apartments for several days. During his absence the police office is in charge of Sgt H B Kanoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
E. R. Richardson
Carolina Apartments
B. Kanoy
Feathered gold: egret plumes worth their weight
Plumes of the snowy egret, used long before bird protection laws, sold for four times the birds' weight in gold, highlighting the lucrative yet troubling feather trade.
Emerywood Club Welcomes 1947 At Dance Tonight
Emerywood country club hosts a dinner dance welcoming 1947 with Basil Freeman and his orchestra providing music. The nine to one celebration closes December events as members and out of town guests join the New Year countdown at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Basil Freeman
Births Announced for Cumby Furr Cannon Marsh Families
A series of birth notices from High Point area families report new babies. Patricia Lynn Cumby born December 26, daughter of Roy and Mrs. Cumby of 520 Bridges Street. James William Furr born December 29 to Charles J. and Mrs. Furr of High Point Route 4. Charles Lee Garner born December 27 to D. C. and Mrs. Garner of Route 2. Glenda Faye Cannon born December 28 to David W. and Mrs. Cannon of Route 5. Michael Jay Marsh born December 24 to T. J. and Mrs. Marsh of Thomasville Route 1. Vickie Ernestine Marshall born December 9 to Ernest and Mrs. Marshall of 1404 Ragan Street. All births occurred at the High Point Memorial Hospital in its Washington Boulevard units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumbys
Roy R. Cumby
Bridges Street
Patricia Lynn
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cumby
Marie Campbell
Pensacola
Fla
David W. Cannon
Route 5
Glenda Faye
High Point Memoriel Hospital
Kelly baby born Edith Jearldean in High Point
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Kelly announce the birth of a daughter Edith Jearldean on December 27 at the Washington street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Kelly is the former Edith Lewallen of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Clarence S. Kelly
Edith Jearldean
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Edith Lewallen
Lincoln signs Emancipation Proclamation on New Year 1863
The document freed enslaved people in Confederate states. The modern U S Navy was forged by President Theodore Roosevelt through reforms and expansion. The Vermont-born president who followed the lamp lit path was Calvin Coolidge?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
U. S
Vermont
Words of Wisdom: The Last Word as a Dangerous Fire
A quotation from Douglass Jerrold warns that the final word in disputes is a dangerous device like a lit bombshell and should not be fought over by spouses. It suggests serenity and restraint in arguments between husband and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Jerrold
Etiquette Hints for Courteous Travelers on Trains
The courteous traveler should not spread luggage across seats or in the aisles. Do not block passage or inconvenience fellow passengers by improper luggage placement.
Horoscope for today and New Year mood guidance
The reading notes birth anniversary trends with impulsive relationships and a need for love. It praises practicality, social charm, and festive spirit, advising calm behavior, sensible routines, and avoiding cutting remarks while embracing holiday cheer.
Emancipation Proclamation and U.S. Presidents Quiz
The brief tests note three items: the Emancipation Proclamation, Chester A. Arthur, and Calvin Coolidge. Each item references a key moment or figure in American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Arthur
Calvin Coolidge
Union Council Will Meet Here Sunday
Thomasville December 31 union council from Thomasville High Point invites CIO locals Greensboro to Sunday meeting in Union Hall 811 South Main at three o clock. E C Leggins says officers to be elected. The civic group focuses on community improvement and is non political. Freeman Boswell chairs the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
High Point
Union Hall
South Main Street
Industrial Union Council
E. C. Leggins
CIO
Greensboro
Freeman Boswell
Eye and Lip Make-Up Hints for a Natural Look
Hel en Follett offers makeup guidance urging kept natural brows with minor corrections and lifted lip ends for curves. Advice covers brow placement, cleansing after shaping, avoiding overplucking, and achieving luster with shampoo and oil, plus mascara and sharp pencil techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Follett
Eye-Strain Linked to Frequent Headaches Says Eye Doctor
Dr. Clay Evatt of Charleston South Carolina notes that eye strain causes many headaches. Sixty percent of patients seeking eye care report headaches, often from near work or retina irritation. Proper glasses and eye care are advised, with attention to light sensitivity and other eye diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay W. Evatt
Charleston
8. C
Evatt
Poland set to cut election leaflets amid paper shortage
In Warsaw a national referendum last June 30 triggered a paper shortage for campaign materials. The Democratic block parties election committee urged minimal leaflets and asked campaign groups not to litter streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Kurier Codzienny
Democratic
Our Baby Album three Thomasville children celebrate birthdays
Phillip Noel Guyer, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Glenn N Guyer Route 4 was one year old December 24. Myra Jo Dailey daughter of Mr and Mrs Loy Dailey 106 Morrison Avenue Thomasville celebrated her second birthday December 24. Dawn Elizabeth Hamilton daughter of Mr and Mrs H P Hamilton Thomasville celebrated her first birthday December 13.
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Phillip Noel Guyer
Glenn N. Guyer
Route 4
Myra Jo Dailey
Loy Dailey
Morrison Avenue
Thomasville
Center
Dawn Elizabeth Hamilton
H. P. Hamilton
Noted Song Writer Cadman Dies in California
Charles Wakefield Cadman, age 65, composer of Land of The Sky Blue Waters and At Dawning, died in a California hospital four days after a heart attack. He collaborated on more than 300 songs and the opera Shanewis, and was a close friend of Carrie Jacobs Bond who died recently. His sister Mrs Mathew Casenio of Santa Monica was at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Carrie Jacobs Bond
California Hospital
Mathew Casenio
Santa Monica
Cadman
Shanewis
Metropolitan
Mrs. Boyles Wins First in Local Christmas Lighting Contest
Thomasville officials report Mrs. Alvah Boyles won first place in the Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the JayCees. Second went to Mrs. Bob Jones and third to Lester Bean. Honorable mentions were Mrs. C L White Jr and John Brinkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville JayCees
Alvah Boyles
Bill Nance
JayCees
Bob Jones
Lester Bean
C L. White, Jr
John Brinkley
Nance
AFL Union Voted In At Briggs
The NLRB certified the AFL United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Local 2507 as bargaining agent for Briggs Manufacturing production and maintenance workers after a vote of 56 to 51. Office clerical, foremen, superintendents and all supervisory employees are excluded from the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Board
AFL
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Briggs Manufacturing Company
NLRB
Pattern 4850 Dress Pattern For Girls
Pattern 4850 offers a white graduation ready dress with eyelet ruffles in girls sizes 6 to 14. Includes illustrated instructions and fit tested design priced 25 cents with size and address required for order. Also promotes a new spring Anne Adams pattern book featuring a free travel bag pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 7Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
What goes on beneath the soil in North Carolina
The article explains soil life beneath the surface shaping nutrient cycles. It describes cooperation and competition among organisms, the role of earthworms in decomposition, and how bacteria and fungi transform organic matter into plant nutrients. Oxygen moisture and heat control these processes and affect plant growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Barris
N. C. State College
Bridge Experts Debate Finesse Strategy In Hand
In a New York bridge deal, South opened to 2NT then a diamond finesse failed after a club plan backfired. Robertson cashed clubs and diamonds, discarding losing diamonds on clubs and hearts, illustrating that even a risky queen of clubs drop can be part of a good defender’s calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Louisiana State Tournament Banquet Sparks Southeastern Conference Talk
At the Louisiana State Tournament banquet in New Orleans members of the American Contract Bridge League discussed forming a southeastern conference. L. R. Robertson and George Heath of Dallas won the Louisiana State open pair championship with careful play on a key hand, starting with a trump and spade sequence that influenced newcomers at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
South
L. R. Robertson
George Heath
Dallas
Tex
Financial plans protect millions against sickness in US
About thirty million people in the United States participate in some form of financial plan for protection against sickness reflecting a widespread effort to mitigate health costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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