Pilot Club Hears Rev Wilson Weldon At Dinner Meeting
Rev Wilson O Weldon pastor of the First Methodist Church spoke at the Pilot club dinner at the Sheraton hotel. He urged that a new organization set a definite goal and remain firm in its convictions with service as the guiding aim. Twelve members attended.
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Lively Drama I Am An Atheist At High Point High Saturday
Encore Players led by Al DeClercq uth Lind and Carlton O. Deal present I Am An Atheist at High Point High School Saturday at eight. The show blends laughter and tears and is said to teach lessons on lust greed jealousy and unbelief. Proceeds go to a VFW Post veteran project.
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al DeClercq
Uth Lind
Carlton O. Deal
High Point High School
North Carolina
VFW Post
Smother play showcased in a Lexington hand
John Harvey Jr. of Lexington, Kentucky shared a bridge hand illustrating the smother play. In six clubs, East must have the king of clubs smothered after a series of finesses and ruffs, with Harvey’s line forcing West’s cards to grant the trick.
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Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week in Community Groups
Wednesday at 7 30 p m the Beta Sigma Phi regular meeting meets at the Y W C A clubroom. Thursday 6 30 to 8 00 p m the weekly family night dinner is at Emerywood Country club. 7 30 p m Mrs Clyde Connor hosts the Wildflower Garden club at 812 Circle drive with Miss Ivey Paylor as associate hostess and Mrs Ray Nance presenting. Friday 3 00 p m the Philomathean club meets with Mrs Forrest Murray at 533 Parkway and at 3 30 p m Mrs Owen Reese entertains Canterbury club at Sherbrook drive.
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Emerywood Country Club
Clyde Connor
Wildflower Garden Club
Circle Drive
Ivey Paylor
Ray Nance
Priday
Philomathean Club
Forrest Murray
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W. C. Idol
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Canterbury Club
Sherbrook Drive
New Interests Help Diet Followers Cope With Temptations
An article advises dieters to adopt new interests to replace food cravings. Br Wilfred Dorfman notes overeating often stems from boredom and suggests activities outside the home, such as learning dance steps, to stay active and divert attention from the ice box.
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Wilfred Dorfman
Mid-week Chapel Hour on WM from Burgess Chapel
The First Methodist church Bur gess Memorial chapel will air a Mid week Chapel Hour on Wednesday at 8 30 p m over WM. The minister speaks on Half Cured. Music directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins and Mrs T E Strickland with accompanist. California hosts oldest weather records via annual growth rings in ancient Sequoia trees.
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California
City Property To Go On Auction Monday
Ten pieces of city owned property will be sold at public auction Monday at 11 in front of city hall. The items lie in various parts of the city and eight pieces come from the W. C. Jones estate with direct deeds. Starting bids range from 225 to 1000 dollars.
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W. C. Jones
Mayor N C English Speaks On Legislation Before Thomasville Club
Thomasville January dinner program features Mayor N C English urging women to exercise enfranchisement and participate in government. He defends local city services, condemns federal overreach, and advocates civic study and constructive critique. The BPWC pledges $20 to March of Dimes and promotes postwar aid efforts.
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America
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Europe
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Pineapple grape date salad with watercress dressing
A dessert style salad made from pineapple, grapes and dates served on crisp watercress and dressed with mayonnaise. The combination emphasizes a tangy green base and creamy coating for a light course.
Examinations End First Semester At HPC Thursday
Examinations will conclude the first semester of 1947 48 at High Point College this Thursday with registration for the second semester set for Monday and Tuesday. About 50 new students have registered for the second term. The present enrollment is roughly 860 students.
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HPC
N. P. Yarborough
Yarborough
High Point College
High i College
Nebraska Hog Output Leads West in 1944
Nebraska produced more hogs in 1944 than all eleven western states combined, underscoring the state's hog industry dominance and contributing to national meat supply expectations during wartime.
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