Pre‑nuptial Honors For Miss Joreen Kearns Ireland
Miss Joreen Kearns Ireland bride elect of February received several pre-nuptial parties. Mrs Val Kearns and Mrs Hattie Cooke helped organize gifts, games, and an iced course at a shower and at homes on Ragan Street. Out of town relatives from Montreal were among guests.
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Ireland
Joreen Kearns
John Gilmour Ireland
Tommye Stanton
David L. Stanton
Henry Millis
Stanton Sherrod
W. L. Jackson
Wendall L. Dickenson
Jackson Home
Wnh
Fred Guerin
Charette
Sedgefield Inn
Ellen Farlowe
Ragan Street
Val Kearns
Hattie Cooke
Mesdames Golda Davis
J. L. Farlowe
J. D. Meadows
Jack Farlowe
W. W. Evans
A. B. Jones
Bill Bennett
Evelyn Vaughan
Earl Myers
Paul Bryant
Maxine Farlowe
Marie Craven
YWCA Weekly Activities and Club Meetings Schedule
Tuesday offers bridge classes at 10 00 and 7 30 bridge class with Adams club at 8 00. Lunch at 12 15 for Double M club with business meeting. Girls plunge at 3 30 5 00 and gym swim 6 00 8 00. Supper 6 15 B and P club meeting. Miss Nina Wilkes oversees Adams club. Thursday hosts Y Teens for 12th grade at 3 30 Senior High and 4 00 10th and 11th grade at Y. Jolly Y club supper at 6 30. Doris Elliott and Loretta Elliott host. Saturday Winter Industrial conference begins at Winston Salem YWCA 1 00.
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Ymca Pool
YMCA
Adams Club
Nina Wilkes
Doris
Loretta Elliott
Winston-Salem Ywca
SSS Tonic Claims Relief For Stomach Distress Indigestion
A vintage ad claims SSS Tonic relieves stomach distress and acid indigestion. It promises time tested, doctor approved relief after meals, asserting the tonic tones the stomach and aids digestion, with directions to take the product from any drug store.
Kernersville Club reports January meeting and club aims
Kernersville Home Demonstration Club held its January gathering with Mrs C W Allen and Mrs C S Miller as hostesses. Elizabeth Tuttle the home agent spoke on what the club does for the country and detailed monthly lessons in homemaking crafts with arts and crafts added this year. Project leaders include Mrs Margie Harris, Mrs Robert Joyce, Mrs Vanstone, Mrs Otis Smith, and others across home gardens dairy clothing recreation and more. The Davis Class of Bunker Hill Methodist hosted by Rev Clyde Faulkner discussed yard funds and pastor's remarks followed by reports and business notes. Orders show Lt Col H Morris to extended active service with the Fourth Army at Fort Sill activated February 10 1949. Col Morris served in the Pacific during World War II.
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Kernersville
Sedge Guard Home
C. W. Allen
C. S. Miller
Elizabeth Tuttle
Vera
Phillips
Grace Holder
Margie Harris
Robert Joyce
Vanstone
Otis Smith
Francis Smith
Ida Lee Atkins
Ethel Motsinger
Co. S. Miller
Inez Parrish
DeWitt Atkins
Alfred Smith
Hastings Angel
Fred Parrish
Nat Holder
Davis
Bunker Hill Methodist Church
Clyde Faulkner
Faulkner
Delbert Clodfelter
Edgar Idol
Roscoe Clodfelter
Faulker
Col
H. Morris
Fourth Army
Fort Sill
Oklo
4011Th
ASU
Col. Morris
Pacific
Community club and society meetings listed for Friday schedule
Several clubs announce dinners and meetings throughout the day. The Lillian I Massey chapter hosts a dinner at 6 pm. various groups meet at homes on Carrick Avenue North Main Street Archdale Road and other addresses with speakers on topics from Woodpeckers to sanitation. Beta Sigma Phi Mu chapter guest Grace Cushman. Boy Scouts Girl Scout council at headquarters. Legion Auxiliary plans for February conference. nursing and Priscilla club events noted.
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Lillian I. Massey
National Secretaries Association
Ee Ide
L. H. Zimmerman
Hering
Carrick Avenue
Catesby Bird Club
J. S. Pickett
North Main Street
Edith M. Sherrod
Domino Bridge Club
D. Clark Johnson
Montreiu Avenue
Garden Study Club
S. O. Peebles
Archdale Road
L. Wallin
S. A. Gayle
Country Club
John Walker, Jr
Paul Y. Adams
Rodney Snow
Woman's Club
J. F. Hayden
Alle Welborn
West Farriss Avenue
Graduate Nurses Club
Y.W.C.A
Loren Wallin
Lula Davis
Clara Bodenhamer
Beta Sigma Phi
Grace Cushman
Girl Scout Council
Scout
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
West High Street
Friendship Club
Edgar George
Hillcrest Drive
Women of the Moose Varying Meeting Opens to Public
Women of the Moose will hold an open meeting at their Church street home Wednesday at 8 o'clock with senior regent Mrs Dot Knight presiding. The academy of Friendship will present a chapter night program and Jake Isvnhour state director will show pictures of Mooseheart and Moosehaven. The public is invited.
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Women of the Moose
Church Street
Dot Knight
Academy of Friendship
Jake Isvnhour
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Church and society meetings postponed and planned
The Truth Seekers class at Green Street Baptist Church postpones its Tuesday evening meeting to next Tuesday. Lindsay Memorial's Woman's Society meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs. Robert Taylor’s home. Stephens Bible class convenes Wednesday at 3 with Mrs. Bodemamer at 313 Sunset Drive led by Mrs J Paul Hill. B nai Israel Ladies Aid gathers Wednesday at 8 30 at Mrs Harry Doctor’s home with Mrs Arther Cassell as associate hostess. call 3798 if unable to attend.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Woman's Society
Mrs. Taylor
The
Lindsay Memorial Church
Robert Taylor
Route 6
Ladies’ Aid
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Harry Doctor
Arther Cassell
Daughters of America Hold Meeting Tonight
Washington council No 4 Daughters of America will hold their regular meeting this evening at 7 30 o clock at the hall on Commerce street.
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Daughters of America
Washington Council No. 4 Daughters of America
Commerce Street
Gardner announces birth of son Michael Esmond
Mr and Mrs J P Gardner announce the birth of a son named Michael Esmond born January 2 at the High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Michael Gardner
J. P. Gardner
Michael Esmond
Wsnevard
High Point "Memorial Hospital
Buttons And Bows New Style Theme At Spectator Sports
Visiting fashion editors viewed spring sportswear by Spectator Sports Inc in New York. The collection features a Buttons And Bows theme with button accented dresses and double breasted coats, plus new capelet silhouettes and handkerchief skirts in sheer fabrics.
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New York
INS
Spectator Sports Inc
Today’s Grab Bag Quiz Answers and Notes
Questions cover the seven current Arab League states the amendment ratification threshold for constitutional changes the bachelor presidents who took oaths and the ex president who became chief justice Nob Hill is located in a U S city Evelyn Keyes career highlights and recent films United States Senator John W Bricker born near Columbus Ohio and his WWI rejection for service
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Arab League
United States
Supreme Court
Nob Hill
Evelyn Keyes
Atlanta
Evelyn
Ted Fio Rito
Buccaneer
Mr. Jordan
Jolson
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State University
Bricker
The Empty Vessel Makes the Greatest Sound
A terse Shakespearean proverb attributed remark notes that silence or emptiness amplifies noise or impact, reflecting on how voids or undervalued voices can produce outsized effect. The quote emphasizes perception of value in absence.
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William Shakespeare
Birthdays for Kipnis and Clark Gable
Alexander Kipnis the Metropolitan Opera bass is born on February 1 in Russia and actor Clark Gable shares the birthday greetings of the day.
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Alexander Kipnis
Metropolitan Opera
Russia
Clark Gable
Quiet persistence and tact aid future success
The reading emphasizes steady effort and a noncritical stance as keys to yearly success. It promises timely help if problems arise and notes that tact in business matters will benefit outcomes. A child born under these influences should enjoy moderate lifelong fortune.
Tips for Teens and a Lost Friend
A reader asks how to heal a rift with a best girl friend after a foolish argument. Elinor Williams advises apologizing again, urging that the friendship may rekindle as time passes and the hurt fades. If hurt persists, treat it as a loss and move on with other friends.
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Elinor
Col. I
Local social notes and hospital updates from High Point area
Mrs W G Shipman arrived Sunday to visit her daughter and son in law Frank H Wood at 611 Montheu Avenue. Mrs Rowe Brown returns from City Memorial hospital Winston Salem after an operation. Mrs Laurance Ingram and her mother Mrs C W Hollowell of Elizabeth City depart for Georgia to visit relatives. Mrs Alice L McPherson of 1806 Johnson Street entered Baptist hospital for an operation last Friday. Mrs Otis C Chapman of 318 Avery Street is a patient at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs S D Roberts of Albertson Road is a patient at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Little Miss Martha Loflin daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Loflin remains seriously ill at Duke Hospital after an operation. Mrs G J Humphreys has returned home from Atlanta.
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W. G. Shipman
Frank H. Wood
Montheu
Rowe Brown
West State Street
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Laurance Ingram
C. W. Hollowell
Elizabeth City
Georgia
Alice L. McPherson
Johnson Street
The
Baptist Hospital
Otis C. Chapman
Avery Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
S. D. Roberts
Albertson Road
Martha Loflin
J. R. Loflin
Duke Hospital
Shooting stars burn up before reaching Earth
The text explains that without an atmosphere the earth would face constant meteor bombardment, but the atmosphere causes shooting stars to burn up before arrival.
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Earth
RESPIRING HILL IN CASTLEMAINE HILL SNORES WITH AIR FLOW
In Castlemaine Australia a hill above an abandoned mine breathes and snores as air moves in and out beneath. A new photographic print dryer for homes or small shops combines a variable speed electrically driven drum with a balanced heater unit.
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Castlemaine
Australia
New York City to band five counties under one sheriff
New York City uses a civil service sheriff appointed jointly by metropolitan counties instead of electing five sheriffs. A device measures irregular areas by sweeping light beams and recording results with photocells. Home accidents killed 33,000 and injured 5,000,000 in 1946 in the United States.
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New York
INS
New York City
U. S
Red Cross Blood Donor Program Discussed at Southeast Area Office
A visitor spent several days visiting the Southeastern area office of the American Red Cross and discussed the blood donor program with officials there.
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Southeastern Area
The
American Red Cross
Bricker's Career Path From Governor to Senatorial Figure
Lilian Campbell reports on Bricker who accepted a Chaplain's Corps commission, earned a law degree, entered politics, governed Ohio from 1939 to 1943, ran as Republican vice presidential candidate in 1944, and was elected to the Senate in November 1945.
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Chaplain’s Corps
Ohio
Bricker
Senate
Criticizing a spouse in public is poor taste and manners
Publicly praising or denigrating a husband or wife reflects on character and social grace. The remark underscores propriety in private life and decorum in social settings.
First Supreme Court Meeting and Kwajalein Landings
On February 1 dates span history from 1790 when the Supreme Court held its first meeting with Chief Justice John Jay presiding to 1944 when U S Marines and Army troops landed on Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands Also February 1 marks the Feast of St Brigid in Ireland
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Supreme Court of the United States
John Hay
Philadelphia
United States
Kwajalein Atoll
Marshall Islands
Brigid
Bridget
Political Figures and States Mentioned in Historical Quiz
The text lists Middle East states Saudi Arabia Egypt Syria Lebanon Yemen Iraq and Trans- Jordan, notes three fourths of the 36 states, mentions James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland with Cleveland indexed in the White House and Buchanan a bachelor, names William Howard Taft, and locates San Francisco as a frame.
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Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Yemen
Iraq
Trans- Jordan
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
White House
Buchanan
William Howard Taft
San Francisco
Billfolds And Wallets Go Feminine At Leather Show
A survey of Personal Leather Goods Show exhibitors in Chicago from January 31 to February 3 reports women adopting billfolds as daily accessories. The trend features carry-all cases with money tools and cards, plus Easter color themes and polka dots, signaling a shift from male ownership to female use across mothers and daughters.
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Chicago
Mother
Dad
Mom
Daughter
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