Daughters of American Colonists Meet Planned in North Carolina
About fifty Daughters of American Colonists from North Carolina are expected for a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club to honor Mrs. Jerome Powers of Richmond Indiana national president. Mrs. J F Hayden state regent leads plans with 12 20 luncheon and 11 00 Virginia Care chapter meeting in the ladies parlor. Powers will arrive tomorrow and be hosted by Mrs. J E Lambeth of Thomasville.
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Bf the Daughters of American Colonists
North Carolina
Emerywood Country Club
Jerome Powers
Richmond
Indiana
J. F. Hayden
Virginia Care
Powers
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Queen Anne
Virginia Dare
Anaka
Hayden
J. A. Kellenberger
W. C. Tucker
Greensboro
Sedgefield Inn
Artist Lila Moore to Speak at Local Workshop
Lila Moore Keen, Charleston artist, guest speaker at the Junior School Arts and Crafts event tomorrow night at 9. She is known for water color camellias and velvet paintings and travels with her husband amid Southern Furniture Market visitors.
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Lila Moore
Lila Moore Keen
Charleston
S. C
Frank Sizemore
Miss Keen
Do. M. Bennett
High Point
Feverite Family Breed Tonic Promises Health Boost
A vintage ad touts Feverite Family Breed Tonic as a grand strength booster. It claims to increase blood count, improve digestion and appetite, and restore energy, urging readers to buy at any drug store.
Visitors From Greenville Feted By Mesdames Casey and Harris
Mrs. Paul Casey and Mrs. Page Harris hosted a bridge luncheon welcoming visitors from Greenville. Twelve guests attended at 10:30 with Miss Mary Elizabeth Long winning the high score and Mrs. Sam Strickland the consolation. Mrs. Jones received hosiery and Mrs. Ward a picture frame. decor featured early spring pastel arrangements.
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Emerywood Country Club
Paul Casey
Page Harris
Casey
Arthur Jones
R. E. Howard
Mary Elizabeth Long
Sam Strick
Land
Jones
Private show of paintings during furniture market visit
A private viewing of her oeuvre was held on her first visit to the city, with a display of many of her paintings in the lobby at the Secreton hotel during the furniture market.
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Ee Secreton Hotel
Sergeant William Underwood Returns to Otis AFB
Sergeant William L. Underwood has returned to Otis Air Force Base in Falmouth Massachusetts after spending ten days with Mr and Mrs T J Underwood of 520 Denny Street.
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William L. Underwood
Otis Air Force Base
Falmouth
Mass
Denny Street
Church Notice Welch Memorial hosts Catherine Gill Bible class
The Catherine Gill Bible class of Welch Memorial church will hold its lar meeting Friday evening at 7 30 with Mrs L F Strader 803 Mangum avenue as hostess The Mothers Prayers meet tomorrow at 2 30 at Mrs Jeff Kaem 1410 King street weather permitting with Mrs ill Sexton leading
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Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Church
L. F. Strader
Mangum Avenue
Jeff Kaem
King Street
Ill Sexton
Burrows Announce Birth of Son Johnny Michael
Mr and Mrs J R Burrow of route 3 announce the birth of a son Johnny Michael on January 25 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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J. R. Burrow
Route 3
Johnny Michael
High Point Memorial Hospital
Christmas Card Missent to Honolulu From Hood Family
Mr and Mrs Kenneth W Hood received a Christmas card from Oregon IL that was delayed after the office routed it through Honolulu Hawaii about 10 000 miles away The missent envelope bore a Honolulu Hawaii mark and no explanation was given The card was mailed by Mr and Mrs Ed Gatz of Oregon The event is noted as a misrouting incident between Illinois and Hawaii
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Woodstock
Jan
Kenneth W. Hood
Oregon
Honolulu
Hawaii
Ed Gatz
Uranium Belts Found in India by Atomic Energy Commission
Indian atomic energy commission geologists report two large uranium ore belts discovered. One belt spans 50 miles in eastern India, the other runs northwest from central India, as stated by The Statesman.
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India
New Delhi
Indian Atomic Energy Commission
Statesman
Lions Kill Six Natives Near Songea in Tanganyika
Mgn-eating lions have killed six natives within a few days at Songea in the southern province of Tanganyika, reports say. Last November a lion credited with 32 victims was trapped.
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Dar-Es-Salaam
Tanganyika
Songea
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Richardson
Winter Coats & Suits
van Houten
Chenille
Lace
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Mothers Prayer Band
Johnny Burrow
Grace Flower
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
P.S. Pinkham
Leonard's
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