Miss Moffitt and Fogleman Wed at Central Falls Church
Miss Mary Margaret Moffitt and L Glenn Fogleman exchanged vows Sunday January 6 at Central Falls Methodist church in Asheboro with Rev. Kenneth Crouse officiating. The couple, both described by family background, will reside in Liberty route 2 after a cake-cutting reception at the Moffitt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Central Falls Methodist Church
Mary Margaret Moffitt
J. C. Moffitt
Central Falls
L. Glenn Fogleman
Erma Fogleman
L. W. Fogleman
Liberty
Route 2
Kenneth Crouse
William Loy, Jr
Henry
Howard
Eugene Moffitt
Milk for Health
Urbana Illinois Nutrition specialist T S Hamilton of the University of Illinois College of Agriculture says milk comes closest to supplying the 16 vitamins 13 minerals 10 amino acids and essential fats needed for an adequate diet.
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Urbana
Ill
INS
T. S. Hamilton
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Two Stoppers Help Defense in Bridge Deal
In a South dealer contract with South and West vulnerable, West opens hearts. South leads diamonds and later clubs, while East shows two diamonds. Declarer risks and the defense preserves two heart tricks and the two outer suits, preventing the declarer from making.
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West
South
East
Declarer
Jack
Parole Granted to Six Prisoners by Governor
Governor Cherry issued paroles for six inmates including Rosebud Ford in Mecklenburg County in 1942 for manslaughter to 15 20 years Roma Wade in Carteret County in 1940s for prohibition violation Wade Kearns in Randolph County last December four months for manufacturing and possessing whisky Boyd Moore in Columbus County in 1945 for assault Clarence Goldsmith in Buncombe County 1942 for assault with deadly weapon to kill Thomas Elliott in Randolph County December last year for possession of whisky.
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Raleigh
Cherry
Rosebud Ford
Mecklenburg County
Roma Wade
Carteret County
Wade Kearns
Randolph County
Boyd Moore
Columbus County
Clarence Goldsmith
Buncombe County
Thomas, Elliott
Classics Cut Into Tablets Printed by Hand in China
In China the classics were reduced to tablet form and printed by hand in 175 A. D., reflecting early methods of dissemination. This note highlights antiquarian printing practices and the persistence of tablet transcription in ancient China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief
An early 20th century remedy touts Ru-Ex and Ruix compounds for quick relief from rheumatic and arthritis pain. The ad promises a two week supply with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist, urging purchases at Mann's Cut Rate drug stores.
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MANN
Spring Styles for Junior Miss Patterns 4971 4979
The notice highlights two Spring pattern designs for Junior Miss sizes with details on neckline, yoke, sleeves, and fit. Pattern 4971 offers sizes 11 to 17 with yardage for 39 inch fabric and optional ribbon trim. Pattern 4979 features a high yoke, extended shoulder line, and bishop sleeves. Send twenty cents per pattern to The Enterprise Pattern Dept. New York. An Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book is available for fifteen cents more with a free hat-and-gilet set pattern and directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Yugoslav Women Gain Equal Rights After War
Nada Kraigher discusses postwar shifts as Yugoslav women return from war to roles in work and public life. She notes voting rights equal pay and leadership, with many marrying wartime partners and entering politics. older peasants resist changes, while the Anti Fascist Women's Union strengthens unity.
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Women’s Union
Playi J
Yugoslavia
Kraigher
Church Circles and Guilds Meet Tomorrow at Multiple Venues
The Woman's Society circles of First Methodist and the Wesley Memorial and First Presbyterian groups plan Monday and Monday evening meetings with chairs named and hosts listed. Luncheon meetings at Furgess chapel and central Friends auxiliary are scheduled, with several circles meeting at 2:30 or 3:30 and others at 12:30.
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Circles and Guild
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
James Ellington
J. H. Allred
Sunset Drive
B. H. Cole
Peale
N. Hamilton Street
Wray Ward
Ward
Circle Drive
Roby Yarborough
Yarborough
Centennial Avenue
L. H. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Carrick Avenue
Circle No
Wilson O. Weldon
Colonial Drive
John Pickett
G. L Humphreys
College Drive
Porter Montgomery
Wesleyan Service Guild
Furgess Memorial
Stewardship of Peace
Ann Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Har- Alexander
Rotary Drive
D. W. Hunter
Greenway Drive
E. E. White
Louise Avenue
D. E. Headen
Emerywood Court
Mourane
Cedrow
Sara Callahan
W. P. Hazelwood
Westwood
Jack Thomas
Edgedale
H. M. Armentrout
Lucille Johnston
Ethel Moxley
Boulevard
Alice Caldwell
Parkway
R. A. Short
Oakwood Court
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
J. W. Austin
W. D. Sale
R. O. Bundy
D. N. Welborn, Jr
Charles Brown
Broadus Casey
J. F. Hayden
James Greene
James J. Griffith
E. T. Howard
J. C. Moore
M. W. Nash
Ralph Slate
Emmett Stone
C. L. Amos
A. L. Stevens
W. C. Beavans
D. N. Welborn, Sr
W. B. Hall
J. E. Woosley
George McLar
A. H. Kitley
Charles Kearns
R. H. Sechrest
W. D. Lewis
W. J. Fraley
Green Street Baptist Church Circles Schedule Meeting
The missionary circles of Green Street Baptist church will meet this week at 7:30 p.m. on designated days. Circle 1 meets Tuesday with Mrs. M C Culler at 320 Woodrow. Circle 2 Tuesday with Mrs. J C McAllister at 1211 Filbert. Circle 3 Friday with Mrs. F E Turner at 1315 Franklin. Circle 4 Monday with Mrs. S M Pope at 1503 Willowbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
M. C. Culler
Woodrow
J. C. McAllister
Filbert Street
FE. D. Turner
Franklin Street
S. M. Pope
Willowbrook
Chowan College Aims 150000 for Expansion and Reopening
The Baptist Chowan College in Murfreesboro sets a 150000 fundraising goal for immediate expansion and to reopen next year. Rev Lonnie Sasser chairs the effort targeting Baptist churches in northeast North Carolina and southern Virginia. the 97 year old school suspended operations in 1942 due to war. The college property is valued around 450000. Scots law defines informal marriages as irregular but binding when there is no religious ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murfreesboro
Chowan College
Lonnie Sasser
North Carolina
Virginia
Scotland
Senator Urges Gathering All Loan Requests
Senator McClellan urged collecting all foreign loan requests before acting on Britain's 3.75 billion dollar loan. He warned approving Britain's loan could set an embarrassing precedent and trigger broader requests. He cited possible totals of 20 to 30 billion dollars and said legislation is expected after Congress reconvenes. John Paul Jones was noted as color blind.
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Washington
McClellan
D-Ark
United States
Great Britain
Russia
England
Baby Album celebrates two first birthdays
Phyllis Jean Williams daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams of 335 South Wrenn Street marked her first birthday on January 11. Sandra Ann Morris daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. Morris of 306 Sicele Street was one year old on Saturday January 5.
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Phyllis Jean Williams
Center
C. H. Williams
South Wrenn Street
Sandra Ann Morris
Billy E. Morris
Sicele Street
Susan Anne Beck
Grady Beck
Clara Cox
YWCA Club Meetings Planned This Week Across Departments
The YWCA outlines a busy week of club meetings in both industrial and business sections. Highlights include the Gay Swingsters at noon Monday touring the High Point Enterprise building, Florence Nightingale supper and bowling at 6, Lend-a-Hands cooking, Adams club informal dance at 8, and a department choir gathering Thursday at 7:15. Business groups meet Tuesday lunch, Wednesday dinner and council session, Live Yers dinner Thursday with guest speaker Mrs. H W McCain, and Jolly Y club talk by Rabbi A Mauskorp Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
High Point Enterprise Building
Florence Nightingale
Lend-a-Hands
Adams Club
Evelyn Boyd
Double M
William Shields
Business and Professional Council
Rubia Shelton
Business and Professional Club
Frances Muse
Rada Poston
H. W. McCain
YWCA _ board
Pearl Cridiebaugh
Ellen Jensen
Cleo Brown
Jolly Y ¥ Club
Rabbi A. Mauskorp
Bertha Schwab
Sybil Mullen
Brentwood P T A Meeting Set With Walter Crissman Guest
The Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday night January 17 at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Walter E Crissman local attorney will be guest speaker and the devotionals will be led by Miss Cecil's third grade. Vance Lanier president urges full attendance.
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Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Walter E. Crissman
Cecil
Vance Lanier
Social Notes Reach Various Contacts This Week
A sequence of social visits lists Mrs. W. L. Collins at 524 Barker Street No. 7 on Monday and Mrs. Ethel Johnson at 370 Clara Cox apartments Fidelis on Friday. Additional meetings include Miss Billie Stokes at 317 South Hamilton Street Ruth Robbins on Monday Miss Louella Loftin 1417 East Green Street Martha Holton on Monday with Mrs. Ann Hall 402 Cable Street Mable Bullard on Monday with Mrs. W. B. Russell 609 East Lexington Avenue.
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W. L. Collins
Barker Street
Ethel Johnson
Clara Cox
Fidelis
Billie Stokes
South Hamilton Street
Ruth Robbins
Louella Loftin
East Green Street
Martha Holton
Ann Hall
Cable Street
Mable Bullard
W. B. Russell
East Lexington Avenue
Community notes on local families and wedding plans
Mrs. A L Reynolds of Winston Salem hosted a tea in honor of Mrs. C L Amos Jr or Mrs John C Sheloff and her daughter Miss Helen Marie Sheloff who returned from New York City. Mrs A Carson Thornburg and Linda Kristin returned to Archdale after visiting Ha gerstown Maryland. Pearl Marie White with D W White of route 4 improves after two weeks illness. Kathleen Malpass Ruth Culler Ethel Orr plan to attend Virginia Robbins and Clarence Rogers wedding in Petersburg Virginia as attendants.
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A. L. Reynolds
Winstona
Proeveter
L. Amos
C. L. Amos, Jr
John C. Sheloff
Helen Marie Sheloff
New York City
A. Carson Thornburg
Linda Kristin
Archdale
Hagerstown
Maryland
Pearl Marie White
D. W. White
Route 4
Kathleen Malpass
Ruth Culler
Ethel Orr
Burlington
Virginia Robbins
Clarence Rogers
Petersburg
West End Baptist Church
Malpass
Orr
N. C. State Students Held In Auto Thefts
Four youths including two State College students are arrested in Raleigh on auto theft charges. James I Campbell 17 of Winston Salem William Arthur Knight Jr of Asheville Thomas Rose and Irvin Willis of Carteret County are accused of stealing cars in Raleigh Durham Wilson Charlotte and Winston Salem.
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Raleigh
T. W. Cook
State Highway Patrol
James I. Campbell
Winston-Salem
William Arthur Knight, Jr
Asheville
Thomas Rose
Irvin Willis
Carteret County
Campbell
Knight
State College
Cook
Durham
Wilson Charlotte
Sledding hill built for Salt Lake City children
Salt Lake City parks department erected a steel coaster slide 35 feet long and 15 feet high giving flat-district kids a safe sledding option with ample space at the bottom. The note mentions a traffic hazard consideration and, in a separate line, a Venice press scene from the fifteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Parks Department
Holland Gem Trade Ruined By Nazi Rule
Amsterdam the diamond trade collapsed under Nazi occupation as Jewish cutters vanished and dealers fled or died. Smuggling and black market sales rose while foreign houses sought trusted names, and Antwerp drew workers escaping the Dutch purge. Also noted is the decommissioning of the Coast Guard cutter Golden Gate, famed for firefighting after the 1906 San Francisco quake.
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Amsterdam
INS
London
New York
Holl
Belgium
Holland
Antwerp
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Golden Gate
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Miss Moffitt
Mr. Fogleman
Pinehurst
Sandhills
Teeter’s Beauty Shop
Josephine Culbertson
South Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Han
Lizzie Gooch
Adelaide Kerrap News
Nada Kraigher
Betty Moore Bullard
Jo Gaither
Charlotte
Millicent Marsh
Johnson Street
Miss Bullard
High Point
Hoke Bullard
Camp Yonahlessee
Main ST
Main Street Methodist Church
Frank Alman
Richardson Street
J. A. Davis
Monthey Avenue
B. B. Byrum
E. L. Hollingsworth
Barbee Street
M. T. Hicks, Jr
Russell Street
Lucy Robertson
C. V. Shankle
Lexington Avenue
Central Friends Auxiliary
Annex
Cecilworth
MR. Kirkman
O. Arthur Kirkman
Ida Sheroff
First Baptist Church
Mary Haralson
Kirkman
Green ST
John Paul Jones
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P.T.A
Brentwood Pta
Girls Scouts
PTA
Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
Mann’s Drug Store
N. C
Venice
Hassocks
Guilford
J. W. Sechrest & Son
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