Marian Martin Kiddie Frock Delights Young Seams
Marian Martin highlights Pattern 9105 a short puff sleeve dress with Eton collar and a long or short version. Easy to follow instructions let mothers sew quickly. sizes 2 4 6 8 10. fabric 2 1/2 yards 36 inch. Order via The Enterprise Pattern Department New York with size name and address.
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Marian Martin
Fabrice
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Final Dance Plans To Be Made Tonight
An important meeting of the Girl's Pentagon Club is set for seven fifteen this evening at Mrs. Bob Cook's home on North Main Street. Final plans for the Valentine Ball at Emerywood Country Club Saturday are to be arranged with John Peddicord and his orchestra providing music for the private dance from eight until midnight.
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Pentagon Club
Bob Cook
North Main Street
Valentine
Hosteawes
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Piedmont German Club Dance At Emorywood Club
The Piedmont German Club hosted a dance at Emorywood Country Club last evening with members and visiting guests from Fort Monroe Virginia Wadesboro Miami Portsmouth and Greensboro. Johnny Hamp and his orchestra played to enthusiastic approval with special numbers between sets. This marked the second monthly dance since reorganization and another event is planned for February 26 featuring Lou Gogetry and his Greensboro orchestra.
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Piedmont
Marguerite Boyce
Portsmouth
Lou Gogetry
Greensboro
February Meeting of Junior Service League Held
The February meeting at Emerywood 2 with President Murray presiding covered routine business and committee reports. Thirty employees examined and treated nearly twenty nine cases with seven home visits. one tonsillectomy and a leg cast provided to a boy.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood 2
Murray
W. B. Thomas
Proctor
Werse
Delk Smith
Greensboro social notes at Emerywood German club event
Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson of Greensboro attended the Piedmont German club dance at Emerywood Country club last evening. Glenn Pennington of Thom Wille was here for the dance. H Z Hudson and Mrs Elliott Wood with daughter Laverne plan a Delray Beach Florida visit. Mrs Clara Cecil remains home ill with influenza. Clair Conner of Greensboro, guest at the German club dance, awaits his wedding to Miss Mary Simmons Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Jewel Keith hosted guests including Mr and Mrs J C Yates of Dur on the past weekend.
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Robert Thompson
Greensboro
Emerywood Country Club
Glenn Pennington
Thom- Wille
Clair Conner
Mary Simmons
Jewel Keith
Forest Avenue
J. C. Yates
Dur
Elm Street P.T.A. Plans Founders Day Program
The Elm Street P.T.A. meets tonight at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Mrs. Percy Payne and Rev F L Con of Emmanuel Lutheran Church will speak. A student group will perform and all school patrons are urged to attend.
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Elm Street P.T. A
Ceaes
Percy Payne
F. L. Con
Emmanuel Luthera Church
Chiren
Local Girls Sponsor Gboro Dance for Cub Club Ball
Ruth Pollock and Marguerite Mann win sponsor roles for the Valentine Ball of Cub club at the Trianon ballroom Greens boro Thursday night from 9 to 1. Other sponsors include Mary Latty Mebane Rebecca Petrie and Eleanor Echols. Music by Barney Rapp and his New Eng landers orchestra with Ruby Wright on stage. tour includes Cincinnati and Detroit venues. Clyde Gaskine leads the Cub Club with Jack Thomas as dance committee chair.
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Ruth Pollock
Marguerite Mann
Valentine
Cub Club
Trianon Ballroom
Greensboro
Mary Latty Mebane
Rebecca Petrie
Eleanor Echols
Barney Rapp
New Englanders
Ruby Wright
Torch Singer
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Book-Cadillac
Detroit
Miss Briggs Participates in Salem Gymnasium Opening
Mrs Margaret Briggs president of the Salem college junior class in Winston Salem N C joined the opening exercises for the new Salem gymnasium built this year on the lower campus between Salem college and Salem Academy. The gymnasium, a gift from friends, echoes older campus architecture dating to 1786. Opening exercises occurred February 4 5 and 6 marking Salem’s founding era continuity.
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Margaret Briggs
Salem College
Winston-Salem
N. C
Salem
Salem Academy
Mise Briggs
J. G. Briggs
High Point
Friends of the College
Salem A J
All American Pilots Must Carry Emergency Provisions
The directive requires pilots planning flights into Canada to carry at least 30 pounds of concentrated provisions plus a rifle and no less than 60 pounds of ammunition, an ax, and in certain months one pair of snowshoes per person.
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Canada
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club meets at Mrs. J. H. Tate's home, 200 Parkway, at 3 p m. A bi weekly bridge party is set for Emerywood Country Club. The Alexander Martin chapter DAR hosts and Associate hostesses include Mesdames C T Ingram Seborn Perry C C Haworth J E Kirkman and C W Tilden.
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J. H. Tate
Parkway
Emerywood Country Club
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. T. Ingram
Seborn Perry
C. C. Haworth
J. E. Kirkman
C. W. Tilden
Burbank Club and Society Meetings Schedule
On Wednesday at 10 a m the Burbank Garden club meets with Mrs J H Allred on Sunset drive. At 12 30 p m the Wednesday Book club convenes at Mrs W J Fraley on Ardmore circle. 3 p m Graduate Nurses club gathers at the Y W C A. 4 p m the American Homes Department of the Women s club meets with Mrs G Humphreye on College drive. Associate members include Mesdames P E B Lindley P W Flagee and C H Rhodes. 6 30 p m Altrus eter to hold a business meeting at the Sheraton hotel.
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Burbank
Arsociate One
P. EB. Lindley
P. W. Flagee
Cc. H. Rhodes
Altrasaeter
Sheraton Hotel
Omega chapter meeting and WCA board session announced
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma holds its regular lecture in the Sheraton hotel committee room at 7 30 p m. The Board of Directors of the W C A will meet at the hut for its regular meeting.
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Te Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
The
Community Club Schedule Promises Luncheons and Dances
Friday events include the Priscilla club luncheon at the Elwood hotel with Mrs Perry and Mrs Young hosting. Sorosite club meeting at Mrs Matton's Hillcrest home. Laura Wee son chapter UDC meets at Mrs Smith’s Otteray drive with Mrs Garrett assisting. BPW hosts a charity bridge at High Point venue. Emerywood County club holds a bridge party. Wick Wack club dance at Legion hut with Davis Brothers set to perform.
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Priscilla Club
Elwood
Charles W. Perry
R. K. Young
G. A. Matton
Sorosi«e Club
Hillcrest Drive
Laura Weeson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank Smith
Otteray Drive
C. C. Garrett
Business and Professional Women's Club
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Emerywood County Club
Wick Wack Club
Legion Hut
Davis Brothers
Girl's Pentagon Club Private Dance at Emerywood
The Girl's Pentagon club will entertain with a private dance at Emerywood Country Club. John Peddicord and his orchestra will play.
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Pentagon Club
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Embassy Club Valentine Dance Planned for Friday
The Embassy Club in Greensboro announces its inaugural Valentine Dance to be held Friday night at Sedgefield Manor. Featured performers Jelly Leftwich and Kay Keever, with sponsors Miss Ruth Pollock and others from Greensboro and Burlington. R. C. Fickling Jr. serves as president and Thomas Wimbish as vice-president.
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Embassy Club
Jelly Leftwich
Kay Keever
Sedgefield Manor
Greensboro
Skms
Ruth Pollock
Margaret Taylor
Nancy King
Frances Grubbs
Frances Beale
Geraldine Mangrum
Burlington
R. C. Fickling, Jr
Thomas Wimbish
Church and church circle meetings set this week
The Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. L W Wagner at 216 Willowbrook street led by Mrs. Nora L Andrews in a study of the Book of Romans. Welch Circle Two meets Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs N B Briggs 616 White Oak street. Baptist Fidelis class postpones to Monday February 15 at 7 30 PM at the church.
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Stephens
L. W. Wagner
Willowbrook Street
Nora L. Andrews
WELCH
Welch Memorial M. I. Church
N. B. Briggs
White Oak Street
Baptist Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Asheboro Sorosis Club to hear Hurley review
Asheboro Feb 9 Dr Leonard Hurley of University of North Carolina Greensboro will present a review of Gone With the Wind at the Sorosis Club’s February 20 meeting at Mrs Charles Bossong’s home with Mrs W A Underwood Jr assisting.
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Asheboro
Sorosis Club
Hurley
Leonard Hurley
Www. Co. U. N
Randolph War Mothers Meet to Hear Washington Lincoln Talks
The Randolph chapter plans a February 9 meeting at 3 PM with Mrs Ingram hosting at Henry Ingram’s Sunset avenue home. Mrs Lovett will present on George Washington and Mrs Lewis on Abraham Lincoln. The chapter endorsed Mrs Ridenhour of Concord as national vice president.
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Randolph Chapter
Tuesaday
J. T. Ingram
Henry Ingram
Sunset Avenue
Louella Lovett
George Washington
Lewis
Abraham Lincoln
L. C. Phillips
R. EB. Ridenhour
Concord
Asheboro Woman's Club Considers Gown Drive For Hospital
At the Wednesday Asheboro Woman's club meeting in Park Street School members discussed a gown drive for charity wards. Hospital material would be supplied by Mrs. Lambert with volunteers to sew gowns. others offered help and were asked to phone club leaders.
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Asheboro
D. T. Barnes
W. C. Hammer
Robert Wood
T. Bryatt
J. S. Lewis
Garden Department
W. L. Ward
J. A. Spence
Harriette Walker
Clarence Lovett
George M. Lieby
Lewallen Birthday Party for Local Children
Bobbie and Betty Lewallen celebrated their seventh birthday with a party at their Church street home in Asheboro attended by about 60 children. Ervin Frye Jr won the arrow-in-heart contest and a Valentine candy prize while Noland Barnes topped the clothes-pin jar game for a matching treat. Decorations and refreshments followed a Valentine theme.
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Asheboro
Bobbie
Betty Lewallen
R. C. Lewallen
Church Street
Ervin Frye, Jr
Wilner
Noland Barnes
Ashe Girl Scouts Plan Court of Honor and Study Abroad
Twenty members of the Ashe boro Girl Scouts led by Mrs. M. H. Birkhead met at the Presbyterian church for a Saturday session. They studied Switzerland and other countries for scouting customs, practiced songs, and completed leather projects in handicrafts as they prepare for the March Court of Honor.
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Asheboro
Valentine Themed Christian Endeavor Meeting Draws Fifty
The M P church social rooms hosted a February meeting of the Christian Endeavor society with Leona Wood directing games. Bobby Lloyd led a lively Love’s Pi contest and Barn Yard Animals. Madge Hobgood led pop songs. Ruth Tucker gave readings. Helen Brown chaired the entertainment. Refreshments matched the Valentine motif. Visiting spouses and guests joined fifty members for an evening of entertainment.
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M. P
Christian Endeavor Society
Leona Wood
Love
Bobby Lloyd
Madge Hobgood
Ruth Tucker
Helen Brown
Lester Rich
Rufus Routh
Lewis
N. M. Harrison
Rey
W. Taylor
Beatrice Lowdermilk
Jesse Councilman
Study Group of Council Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Study group of the Council of Jewish Women will meet with Mrs. Harry Kaplan at 407 Park Way on Wednesday evening at 8 39. An interesting program has been planned and all members are urged to attend.
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The
Council of Jewish Women
Harry Kaplan
Parkway
Grand Matron and Patron to Attend Local Meeting Tonight
Mrs Minnie K Lewis of Asheville and Hal Mong of Greensboro will attend the regular meeting of the local group as grand worthy matron and grand patron of the Grand Chapter of North Carolina, Order Eastern Star.
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Minnie K. Lewis
Asheville
Grand Chapter
Order Eastern Star
Hal Mong
Greensboro
Au Fait Club Entertained By Mrs Donnell
Mrs D L Donnell hosted a dinner bridge at Oak Ridge for Au Fait Bridge club members. The event featured a three course dinner, Valentine favors, and two-table bridge with prizes for high and low scores. Also notes guests visiting relatives and students in Raleigh, Chapel Hill, Goldsboro, Wilkesboro.
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Au Fait Club
Mrs. Donnell
Kernersville
N. C
D. L. Donnell
Oak Ridge
Mesdames J. R. Paddison
Carl R. Kerner
Edgar Shore
J J. Griffith
Clay V. Ring
Philip L. Kerner
Zack L. Whitaker
Bridge
Edgar E. Shore
J. R. Paddison
Philip Korner
J. D. Maultsby, Jr
Briane P. Maultsby
State College
Raleigh
Mesdames
J. J. Griffith
George Fulp
Chester Morris
Jim Speare
Apent
W. G. McFarland
Bessemer
Old Clothes Collected for Flood Area Aid
Asheboro volunteers from Sorosis club and Boy Scout troops 24 and 25 gathered a car load of old clothes for redistribution to flood victims by the Red Cross. Miss Essie Ross, Randolph County Red Cross secretary, received the donations. dry cleaners offered free cleaning, boosting support that has already exceeded the original quota twentyfold.
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Asheboro
Sorosis Club
Boy Scouts
Troop 24
Asheborians
Red Cross
Essie Ross
Randolph County Red Cross
Rose
Mise Ross
Randolph County
Miss Berta Davis Weds A V Guyer in Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Berta English Davis married A V Guyer on Saturday evening February 6 at Rev F L Conrad’s home. The ceremony was witnessed by Mrs Eugene Picirilli Mrs C P Suttenfield and Miss Lena Guyer. The couple will reside at 108 Elm Street and were guests of honor at a post ceremony reception hosted by Mrs Picirilli and Mrs Bambalis.
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F. L. Conrad
Lutheran Church
Berta English Davis
A. V. Guyer
Eugene Picirilli
Lena Guyer
Guyer
J. C
Davis
High Point High School
J. W. Guyer
Guilford College
Adams-Millis Corp
108
Elm Street
Mesdames Picirilli
C. N. Bambalis
Mazie Everhart
Joyce Sawyer
Nedine Eady
Mrs. Pietrilli
Bombalis
Mra. Suttenfield
J, I, Lookabill
Thomasville
Improper Winter Tire Inflation Hurts Safety and Fuel
Driving in winter with tires under or over inflated causes rapid tread wear and harder steering, increasing fuel consumption and reducing control on slick roads. Ensure proper cold tire pressures before trips to maintain grip and efficiency.
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Letter on Grief and Moving On
A widow writes about losing his wife and caring for his son and asks if it is proper to date again. He seeks guidance on how long to wait and whether companionship is appropriate while coping with loss. The response notes varied opinions on remarriage and the need for careful, sympathetic support.
Coping Advice After Loss and Social Reflections
The speaker urges a bereaved caregiver to seek companionship to ease loneliness and notes social norms about waiting months after a spouse’s death before pursuing new relationships. The tone reflects sensitivity to an infant’s needs and the emotional challenges of loss.
Fragmented Advice on Loneliness and Distraction
The text counsels seeking diversion through close friends or relatives rather than immediate action. It cautions loneliness and depression, advises focusing on positive future prospects, and urges courage and self-reliance in difficult times.
Randlem resident W A Jennings honored at birthday dinner
Mrs Chester Crofts hosted a birthday dinner for W A Jennings in Randlem on Sunday. Family and friends from Washington D C Lexington Worthville Cedar Falls Sylva and Asheboro attended, sharing a meal and celebration after church.
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W.A. Jennings of
Randlem
Worthville
Melton Ferree
Josie Cox
Forest Harmon
Cedar Falls
Billy Crotta
Founders Day Program to Be Held by PTA Group
The Parent-Teacher association will meet Thursday evening at 7 30. Miss Rose Parrish directs a Founder's Day program during the session. Mrs. D. B. Coltrane, president of the Northwestern district, will address the audience. All parents urged to attend.
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Parent
Rose Parrish
D. 8. Coltrane
Northwestern
Student Faculty Exercises Crown UNC Queen and King
Miss Virginia Lee of Lockport New York and Prof Edward J Woodhouse were crowned queen and king at the annual UNC student faculty day exercises in Chapel Hill. The event blends athletics luncheons programs and department exhibits as students and faculty mingle informally.
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Chapel Hill
Virginia Lee
Lockport
N. Y
Edward J. Woodhouse
University of North Carolina
Bridal Couple Honored At Valentine Party
Miss Cornelia Howard hosted a Valentine themed party for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. John R. Purcell Jr at her Campbell street home. Guests played Progres sive Hearts, with Purcell and Mrs Purcell winning high scores for men and ladies respectively. Chocolates in heart containers and an electric percolator were given, followed by an ice course. Attendees included Thelma McGill, Aileen and Ruth Hendricks, Hazel and Yesable Hedrick, Mallory and Stanfield, Ruth Henderson, Douglas Purcelle, Monroe, Jay and Charles Hedrick.
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John R. Purcell
Cornelia Howard
Campbell Street
Mrs. Purcelle
Valentine
Flashe and Portlands Snow Pie Gadgets Highlight
The fragment describes Lil Flashe in San Francisco and Portland events with high school presen t Treasure Island references and satire about audience outbursts. Police Captain Fred M. notes gadgets like stop signals and snow pie devices amid a rough scene.
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San Francisco
Treasre Island
Button
Portland
Ore
Portla
Fred M
Court hears fragmented plea amid late night quarrel
A court transcript records Judge John Lews advising Mrs. Charles and her companion after a late quarrel. The note indicates questions about behavior and a potential legal ruling, with limited readable detail on the case context.
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Chicago
John Lews
Charles
Passenger flight to China carries listed cargo and crew
On October 14, 1946 a United States to China passenger flight carried a cargo and a passenger list weighing a total of tons.
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United States
China
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Rainbow Grill
New York City
Service League Today
Sam Strickland
Katherine Raymond
Parent-Teacher Council
Tom Powell
League
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BE. W. Freeze, Jr
H. Z. Hudson
Elliott Wood
Laverne
Delray Beach
Fla
Hudson
Clara Cecil
Barker Street
Elias
G’boro Dance
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Astigmatism
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Hart Drug Store
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Sam Story
Dick Gray
Stickland
Frank McCrary
Neely Hunter
Charles McCrary
Russell Parks
Charles Bossong
Twins
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J. P. Linville
W. H. Morton
Clint Linville
Goldsboro
Zeb Deaton
Sara Webster
Wilkesboro
Miss Mansfield
Mary Mansfield
Della Stroup
Ville
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Margaret Newlin
N. N. Newlin
Naca
Sylva
Nita
Oscar Greensboro
Mise Mary
And
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Charlies Wall
Dave
Seagrove
John Doser
Vicks Va
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