Murrow to Speak in Greensboro February 17 At High School
Special to The Enterprise reports Edward R. Murrow, Guilford County native and famed This Is London broadcaster, will address locals on February 17 at 8 p m in Greensboro Senior High School auditorium. Proceeds support Bundles of Cheer for American and British soldiers. the Janet R Murrow chapter sponsors the event.
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Greensboro
Edward R. Murrow
Guilford County
London
Murrow
America
Britain
Greensboro Senior High School
Janet, R. Murrow
Ed Murrow
Sumner School
Washington State
North Carolina
Greenshoe
Founder's Week Observance By A P Tea Co Begins
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company launches Founder's Week on February 2 honoring George Huntington Hartford for the straight sine method of distribution. Tickets available at Ingrawny's Drug Store and Bundles for Britain in Greensboro, as A&P pledges fair prices and continued wage support amid wartime shortages.
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Appomattox
Spain
George Huntington Hartford
John A. Hartford
A&p
M. A. Hogewaou
How Can I by Anne Ashley
Q how can I make use of worn out rubbers A cut off heels wash toe parts and hang in a closet or cellar. Rubber pockets hold brushes cloths or polishes and clean mittens or anything that would soil cloth pockets. Q how mend scratches on kid shoes A apply liquid court plaster to a scratch so it becomes hardly visible.
Allen Jays Honor Roll Is Announced
The document lists students from Allen Jay School earning honor roll status across grades. Names include first graders Ann Willard and Jackie Grimes. second grader Ro Barnes. third grader Phyllis Boyles and Johnny Greenway. fourth grader James Donald McNabb. fifth graders Ruby Jean Cashion and Jean Katherine Murray. sixth graders Jimmy Carmichael and Irene Butts. seventh grader mentions Mrs. Wichs class ending with incomplete listing.
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Allen Jay Schook
Keller
Ann Willard
Jackie Grimes
Miss Ingram
Ant Ey Blackwell
Betty Jo Bune
Peggy
Robbins
Bud Willard
McCulloch
Ro Barnes
Ann Morgan
Owen
Phyllis Boyles
Anita Byrum
Jo Cox
Johnny Greenway
Charles Kennedy
James Myerhaeffer
Arnold Powers
Betty Lou Smith
Miss Lea
James Donald McNabb
Ruby Dickens
Allen Vestal
Dinkin
Ruby Jean Cashion
Joseph Coltrane
Rebecca Dickens
Clarence Green- Way
Gwendolyn Keller
Margaret Lewallen
Betty Lou Garner
Jerry Morgan
Jean Katherine Murray
Carol Sheets
Nancy Strickland
Freida Reece
Names of students by grade in Mrs Purvis and Mr Dinkins classes
A list of students by grade level includes Mrs Purvis seventh grade Violet Craven Margaret Smith and others, Mr Dinkins eighth grade Cay Burchfield Frank Butts R J Farewell, Miss Payne tenth grade Vic Jona Ising Edith Summey Ruth Taylor Doris Weatherman, and Twelfth grade Reba Cox with additional names in ninth and tenth grades.
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Francis Allman
Phyllis Paige
Jay Thomas
Bray
Violet Craven
Margaret Smith
Hendrick
Louise Burrough
Josie Mae Gilliam
Marie Gilmore
Dinkin
Cay Burchfield
Frank Butts
R. J. Farewell
Ma Payne
Lloyd Holden
Bill Scarboro
Miss Payne
Vic
Jona Ising
Edith Summey
Ruth Taylor
Doris Weatherman
Purvis
Geventh
Joseph Dalton
Mildred Davis
Margaret Giles
Olivia Greenway
Margaret Summey
Reba Cox
Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon
W L Gordon presents language tips on common misuses mispronunciations and spellings. The lesson highlights the word taciturn defined as habitually silent and not given to conversation with note that one who is taciturn may occasionally speak.
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W. L. Gordon
Johnson
Look and Learn quiz answers by A U Gordo
Answers reveal state name endings with a and cover topics like common investments once banned in France, poetry types epic dramatic and lyric, the feeding hummingbird, and the average life of a one dollar bill being six months.
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France
Twwertty
Etiquette: Asking personal questions and using titles
The piece warns against idle curiosity in asking personal questions about money or rent. It says requesters should wait for the friend to initiate such topics. It advises a woman to use Mes or Miss before her name to ensure proper address by hotel staff.
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