Tampa Guests To Visit Casey Home Party Planned
Mr and Mrs Herbert S Gray and daughter Marianna Gray of Tampa Florida arrive to spend a week with Mr and Mrs Paul W Casey. Miss Gray was maid of honor to Mary Delma Brice Orange Bowl queen in Miami on New Year s day. The Caseys host informal reception at Woodbrook Court this afternoon at 5 o clock for about 30 guests.
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Herbert S. Gray
Marianna Gray
Tampa
Fla
Paul W. Casey
Miss Gray
Mary Delma Brice
Miami
Mrs. Casey
Woodbrook Court
BPWC to Meet Wednesday Night at Sheraton Hotel
The January business meeting of the High Point Business and Professional Women's club will be held at the Sheraton hotel at 7:30. Mrs. Kate Ragan, the president, will preside and distribute tickets to the America's Town Meeting of the Air, sponsored locally by civic clubs, to be held next Thursday.
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High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Kate Ragan
Philomathean Club Postpones Meeting to February 14
The Philomathean club, which was set to meet, has been postponed until February 14 per an announcement made yesterday.
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Philomathean Club
Fe Ry
Church Social Brings Mitchell Grove Men and Wives Together
The Mitchell Grove Methodist church Men s Bible class and spouses shared a Friday dinner at W H and Claude Moon ey s home on Kivett drive. Devotionals by Herman Billings and Bible quiz games engaged 36 attendees. B N A I Brith to Install Officers Tuesday at 8 pm with speakers George T Harrison of Atlanta and Rabbi Sidney Strumpf of Chapel Hill.
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Mitchell Grove Methodist Church
W. H
Claude Mooney
Kivett Drive
Herman Billings
B’nai Brith
B'nai Brith
George T. Harrison
Atlanta
Georgia
Sidney Strumpf
Chapel Hill
Central Friends church Workers Council meeting set
The Workers Council of the Central Friends church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barker at 503 Steele Street.
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Workers Council
Workers Council of the Central Friends Church
Luther Barker
Steele Street
Evening circle meets at 509 Jones street
The Cen Monday evening gathering at 7 30 features Bea trice Crouch and Genevieve Boynton at 509 Jones Street.
Local health and home moves populate High Point notices
Mrs. Charlie Caddell has returned home after an appendectomy at High Point Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson moved to 307 Church street from the Sheraton hotel. Mrs. J. W. Greenway is improving after a Memorial hospital operation in Charlotte and can receive visitors. Mrs. Clyde Pendry is recovering from surgery at the Washington street unit. Miss Marjorie Burton visits Winston-Salem. Mrs. Maude Biggs arrives from Chico to stay with Mrs. W. N. Sweet. Miss Mildred Workman visits Los Angeles. Mrs. Bill Wireless is hospitalized and visitors are limited. Mrs. Harry Harker Jr. returns home from a local hospital. Thurman Beck remains a patient at the Fayetteville Veterans hospital. J. R. Carrick and W. P. Carrick return from Chicago furniture market. Mrs. Howard Hartzell returns home after Rockingham visit. Mrs. John Scalf hosts a surprise birthday for Donald Scalf with guests and games.
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Charlie Caddell
English Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. W. Dickerson
Church Street
Sheraton Hotel
Dickerson
Tennessee
J. W. Greenway
Route 3
Memorial Hospital
Charlotte
Clyde Pendry
Fisher Street
Bill Wireless
Harry Harker, Jr
North Main Street
Nature Study Club to Meet Thursday Morning
The Nature Study club will hold its postponed meeting Thursday at 10 o'clock with Mrs. Fred Mundy at 605 Parkway. A covered dish luncheon will follow the session.
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Nature Study Club
Fred Mundy
Parkway
Senior Scouts To Meet Monday
The Senior Girl Scout club will meet Monday evening at 7 15 at Girl Scout headquarters Mrs C D Thompson will be the speaker on Boy Girl Relations and a question period will follow. American civilians in recent years have been getting about 10 percent more food per capita than they did in 1935 1939 despite a quarter of the food output going to the military lend lease and other war uses.
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Girl Scout
C. D. Thompson
Pert Pin Up Suits Invite Suntan
New York reports that pin-up bathing suit designs worn by models in wartime pictures are set to debut on American beaches. The line, inspired by Thornton’s pin-up images printed for GI readers, includes 24 styles in multiple colors and features a three-inch brass safety pin as a signature.
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NEW York
NEA
Army
Navy
Gls
Walter Thornton
Thornton
New Spring Pattern Book Offers Family Styles
Pattern 4507 for girls sizes 6 to 14 features simple sewing and illustrated instructions with large pocket details. The notice invites readers to mail 25 cents to Pattern Dept New York for the pattern and asks for size name and address. A promotional book offers exciting new fashions for the family plus a free pattern for an overnight bag.
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Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Victory Gardens Grow At Chicago and Northwestern
R L Williams president of the Chicago and Northwestern says employees donated over 16 million pounds of food valued at 125 million dollars raised in 1946 as part of postwar victory garden effort.
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Victory Gardens
Chicago
INS
Chicago and Northwestern Railway System
R. L. Williams
NC Farm Bureau moves 1947 convention to Asheville
The North Carolina Farm Bureau federation relocates the 1947 convention from Winston-Salem to Asheville due to insufficient hotel facilities for about 1,200 delegates. Joe R. Williams, assistant secretary, announced the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation
Asheville
Joe R. Williams
SSS Tonic Promises Relief From Stomach Gas And Bloat
Advertisement claims SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow to prevent fermentation after meals. It asserts benefits for non organic stomach disturbances and nutritional anemia by boosting digestion and blood quality, urging readers to buy now.
Teens say no to necking on first dates
A high school girl shares experience and advice on dating and necking. She explains she declines early kissing and parking, cites respect and reputation, and notes a future relationship with an older but approved suitor feels better. She attributes her stance to the golden rule and better times with self-respect.
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Elinor Williams
Myirl
Feminine Rivalry Sells Cosmetics in The Daily Study
Dr Ivor Griffith of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy says American women spend about 3 billion on cosmetics to outshine other women and attract men. Women compare themselves with rivals in rooms and aim to be as attractive as or more so than peers. The olive branch symbol traces goodwill, and the olive tree bears fruit best after years.
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Ivor Griffith
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Dr. Griffith
Canterbury Club At Spearman Home
The Canterbury club will be entertained by Mrs. Roy Spearman at her home, 112 Brentley circle, at its regular meeting as announced yesterday. FOR RENT: Unfurnished room for light housekeeping. Call 1113 Redding Street. FOR RENT: Large bedroom in private home next to bath. Hot water and heat. On bus line. Gentlemen preferred. Call 51163 or apply 1110 Johnson Street. FOR RENT: One unfurnished bedroom. Preferably couple, no children. Access to living room and kitchen privileges. Phone 38020. WANTED TO RENT: Four or five room house or three or four room apartment. $50 reward. Phone 4919 after 4 P. M. WANTED: Two bedroom, unfurnished, house or apartment. Now children. Plantation Pipe Line Company, Box 136, Guilford, N. C Ave ga oe 5 FOR SALE. New four burner gas stove with oven, $69.50. Apartment size. Also new electric range, $98.75. Also 5 H.P. motor priced at $90. Apply 105 Arcade Building.
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Canterbury Club
Roy Spearman
Brentley Circle
Bath
Johnson Street
Plantation Pipe Line Company
Guilford
N. C Ave
H.P
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Maude Biggs
Chico
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Dalton Street
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J. G. Workman
Adams Street
Los Angeles
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Marie Workman
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Clara Cox
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W. P. Carrick
Drake Hotel
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Rockingham
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John Scalf
Donald
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Mona Rae Ferree
Ted Hughes
Bobby Kimbro
Donald Scalf
AIR Ambulance, Inc
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Spearman
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Tomlinson
Savage
Forrest Avenue
Rogers Paint Store
E. Commerce Street
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City
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Carl Hedgecock
Winston Road
Henry S. Stutts
Jack Everag
Wood Street
Thomasville
H.P. G.E
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Gibson Guitar
Swanola Farm
Greensboro Rd
Rockford
Jake Harris
Oldboy
Osborne St
C-O Enterprise
Stevens
J. R. Dawkins
Oakview
McGhee Upholstery Company, Inc
Carolina
W. F. Austin Furniture Store
E. Washington St
Shenandoah
Judd Ruth
Heatrola
Cable St
Oakwood Trailers, Inc
Greensboro
N. C
Paul Kennedy
Hasty Road
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C. B. Cook
Teo
Southern Waste Paper Co
S&s
Hamilton ST
Winston
Glenn
Washington St
Commerce Furniture Exchange
E. Commerce
Bruce H. Carraway
N. Wrenn
Call
Ray Haynes
Northwood Upholstery Co
Leather Craft Shop
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B. Piner and Sons
W. Lawrenson
Crie
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Welding Service
Aceytiene
High Point Welding CO
E. Russell
E. J. Johnson
Datsmania
Colerhan
Samet Salvage CO
Levine Junk & Metal CO
S. Main St
Ce Wrenn Street
Yount’s Grocery
TAR Heel Trading CO
N. Wrenn St
Singer Sewing Center
N. Main Street
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
N. Main ST
Alexanders
Hendrix Furniture Store
South Wrenn Street
Union
Triple Creek Farm
Younts Grocery
Rogers
Commerce
M. R. Snipes
Albert L. Brower
Monark
F. N. Surratt
Fieip
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R. McElroy
Ashero
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Neal
P. FE
Bowles
Army Surplus
Salem Street
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Alaska
Knoxville Tonn
C-O
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H.H
L. R. Terry
A. A. Wilson
Perry Hosiery Mills
Collect
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Porter
Mr. Dasher
Walgreen Company
Spra
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Florida
Statesville
Tomlinson Employment Office
W. High St
North Carolina
Sedgefield Inn
Albert Malen
Variety
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