Scout Troop 36 Eager for Journalists and Civic Involvement
Troop 36 of St. Marys Episcopal Church led by Mrs. F M Metcalf works on a Journalist badge with a field trip to the Enterprise Tuesday afternoon. The group promotes civic awareness and plans winter and spring programs including bowling camping and selling cookies.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
F. M. Metcalf
Enterprise
J. N. Rowleigh
James Lovelace
Ee J. G. Doggett
Hugh Smart
L. G. Wright
Church Y W A Class Meets Tonight
The Y W A class of Fairmont Baptist Church meets at 7 30 at Mrs Fritz Henrys home on Dorothy Street. The Glenola Baptist Y W A meets this evening at the home of Mrs DeWitt Coltrane.
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Y.W.A
Fairmont Baptist Church
Fritz Henry
Dorothy Street
Glenola
Rankin Memorial
Tho Fist Church
Joe Johnson
Phillips Street
John Moore
Philathea
Green Street Mission
R. L. Rodden
Route 4
Glenola Baptist Church
Hal Rich
Madden Couple Feted by Hudson Pulp and Paper Corp
Mr and Mrs Curtis Madden will be honored by Hudson Pulp and Paper Corp. with a TV viewing of their wedding on WFMY Greensboro Friday between five fifteen and five thirty. Herbert G Goeckel district manager will present the film. A private party at Plantation Supper Club follows with Mr Goeckel hosting.
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Curtis Madden
Hudson Pulp and Paper Corporation
Telvision
Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
Herbert G. Goeckel
Charlotte
Corporation
Mrs. Francis Nelson Speaks on Plants at Jamestown Club
The Jamestown Garden Club met at Oakdale Community House with speaker Mrs. Francis Nelson discussing plants. She shared indoor garden arrangements and the event featured several visitors and shop advertisements.
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Mrs
Francis Nelson
Jamestown Garden Club
Jamestown
Wild Flowers Topic At Out Our Way Garden Club
The Out Our Way Garden Club met at Mrs. Iry D. Haw in Roanoke Island with Miss Albertson speaking on wild flowers for home gardens. President Mrs. Charles Peace led a business session naming a nominating committee for March officers. The club noted donations to Elizabethan garden and a Guilford County sanatorium note. Refreshments were provided by several members and one new member joined.
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Iry D. Haw
Woodrow
Bertson
Albertson
Oon Gans
Charles Peace
Richard i. Johnson
D. Wright
Mattie Mae Albertson
Guilford County Sanatorium
Club
Allan
Elizabethan Garden
Roanoke Island
Carolina Garden Clubs
Rs. Hawthorne
John Connor
Fast Rules to Avoid Home Accidents
Pageant Magazine shares safety basics after a test of 1700 participants produced an average score of 52.3 percent. Key tips include moving a live wire with a dry stick or overcoat, not applying salves to minor burns, storing firearms and ammunition separately away from heat, and using ladders with proper clearance and handrails to prevent falls.
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Selmes
Jailer Suspended After Releasing Wrong Prisoner
In Columbus Ohio police suspended a jailer identified as Beck for freeing a prisoner named Charles Williams after consulting the release roster. Beck said someone answered the name clearly and Williams walked out, while others pointed to at least one suspect, George C. as the front door man.
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Columbus, C
Beck
City
Charles Williams
George C.ee
Youth, 13 Testifies He Is a Regular Drinker
A 13 year old testified he is a regular drinker while living with his father in a tent on Memphis outskirts. He admitted to drinking beer and whiskey, saying he drank about half a pint on Christmas. He testified in an uncontested divorce case where Mrs. Mary Ann Burke seeks divorce from Coleman Burke.
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Memphis
Mary Ann Burke
Coleman
Two-Season Woolens For Resort Wardrobes
New York fashion notes highlight wool as a versatile resort fabric for this year. California designers present a simple, near-classic suit and dress in night blue and poppy red with a straight pleated skirt, convertible neckline, and leather belt, suggesting wool as a core wardrobe nucleus for warm seasons.
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Gaile Dugasnea
New York
South
California
Pals Returns From Rock Valley After Sister’s Death
Dick Pals returned Tuesday from Rock Valley Iowa where he was called by the death of his sister. Miss Lucy Wallace of Morehead visited her cousin Mrs C C Layton at 409 Sunset Dre. Mrs N G Goodin Route 4 is a Memorial patient at High Point Hospital and may receive visitors. Mr and Mrs A L Delk returned to daughter Mrs H S Spencer’s home from High Point Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient.
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Dick Pals
Rock Valley
Iowa
Steve Faber
Lucy Wallace
Morehead Oy
Cc. C. Layton
N. G. Goodin
High Point Hospital
A. L. Delk
H. S. Spencer
High Point Memorial Hospital
Truman cancels news conference for budget finalization
President Truman will not hold a news conference today as he concentrates on last minute budget details. The report also notes a new process producing high quality dry ice from natural gas and crude oil hydrocarbons, a colorless non toxic refrigerant suitable for foods.
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Washington
Truman
Strike By Drivers Halts Work At Atomic Plant
AFL truck drivers walked out at Oak Ridge Tennessee halting construction on secret Atomic Energy Commission sites in Y-12 areas. About 1 000 workers were idle as the strike protested management layoff policies. Plant officials say the walkout interrupts essential work.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
AFL
Vivo
Conwale ‘Ie
Wnion
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Prunella Wood
Mr. Goeckel
Arnold
Queen Te Ae
Madden
Aoe Hae
R. P. Tucker
Sunset Drive
C. T. Madden
Mrs. Albertson
Ruby
High Point
S. Main ST
Rome
Sam Deserer
Ge Optica Co. Pee Lewens Ear
Wrenn & Bowell Sts
Shoe Dept
NEW Service Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO
Centennial Ave
Alexander
Alexanders, Inc
Lobias
Denier
Ycee Polio Bridge
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