Local USO Group Invited To ORD Fourth of July Gala
Army plans a Greensboro overseas depot Fourth of July celebration for service men with High Point USO cooperation. ORD invites thirty local junior hostesses with chaperones to attend the event, while eligible attendees include those who helped with the Sedgefield horse show or logged over 400 USO hours. Virginia Frank asks qualified girls to contact her for box supper prep. food is USO funded. Ice watermelon provided, no dessert. box supper precedes the program with departures at six.
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Army
Overseas
Greensboro
High Point
USO
ORD
USO O
Sedgefield
Virginia Frank
Miss Frank
Miss Myers Weds Sgt. Hedgecock in Winston-Salem
Betty Reid Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Grady B Myers Sr of Winston-Salem marries James Franklin Hedgecock Jr sergeant Army Air Forces at Trinity Moravian church in Winston-Salem Monday. Bride attended High Point College and Griffith High School. groom formerly worked for R J Reynolds and recently served overseas. They plan a trip to New York before he reports to Miami Florida after leave.
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Betty Reid Myers
Grady B. Myers
Winston-Salem
New York
Jersey
Point College
Griffith High School
R. J. Reynolds
Armed Forces
Miami
Fila
Tremett 80 Promises Safe Weight Loss Diet Aid
An advertisement touts Tremett 80 as a pleasant harm free way to shed three to five pounds weekly without dieting or laxatives. It claims no cost risk and urges readers to obtain Tremett at Mann's Drug Store and local druggists.
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Tremett
Mann's Drug Store
Algreen’s
Local groups join council for Food Production Week
The High Point council of Garden Council and several other local women’s organizations sponsor Food Production and Conservation Week proclaimed by Mayor for July. New sponsors include the Business and Professional Women’s clubs Altrusa Woman’s club and the chamber of commerce endorses. Prizes will be awarded for canning and food production in contests run by Nell Kennett and Mrs William P Kimrey Guilford county home demonstration agents to mark the observance.
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High Point Council of Garden Council
Altrusa Club
Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Nell Kennett
William P. Kimrey
Guilford County
Beta Sigma Phi Postpones Mu Chapter Meeting
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority postpones its meeting from this week to next Wednesday due to the Fourth of July holiday. The meeting will be held at the Sheraton hotel, as usual.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Irva Lou Cagle Feted At Archdale Birthday Party
Mrs. I. T. Cagle entertained her daughter Irva Lou at a three to five birthday party in Archdale Saturday. Guests enjoyed lawn games then a dining room cake with ice cream and mints. Gifts were given to Irva Lou.
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I. T. Cagle
Irva Lou
Archdale
C. Dorsett
A. M. Smith
Iris
Mary Cecil
Mary
Sarah Eftrd
Janice Rich
Sylvia Tucker
Florence Lish
Barbara Cagle
Shelby Agoner
Patty Smith
Patsy Poole
Anne Peace
Wallace Dorsett
Michiel Briles
Iron Lou
Summer visits and illnesses noted in Hendersonville notices
About People Miss Louise Perry arrives to spend the summer with Miss Laura McDonald at Mrs. A. E. Tate’s West Broad Street home. Lee Smith confined to home with tonsillitis at 617 Willow Brook Street. Julian and Edna Cedar Falls guests of Mrs. C. R. Mickey on Ashebor Road. Robb Morton on leave from merchant marines visits with Mrs. J. R. oe. Mrs. Edward Mauter undergoes emergency appendectomy at High Point Memorial hospital. she is the former Margaret Kernodle. Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman attends Southern synod conference at Catawba College. Mrs. Fesperman may attend final days. A. E. Taplin and wife, former Hendersonville residents now in Fernandina, Florida, visit before heading to West Barnet, Vermont. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Willard Eldridge, recently married, return from Myrtle Beach wedding trip and stay with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Jars. Mrs. Eldridge is Julia Delle Sears.
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Louise Perry
Hendersonville
Laura McDonald
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Edward Mauter
English Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mauter
Margaret Kernodle
Hoy L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
This City
Southern Synod, Evangelical and Reformed Church
Catawba College
Salisbury
Fesperman
A. E. Taplin
Fernandina
Florida
Joseph Willard Eldridge
Cleo Jars
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Eldridge
Julia Delle Sears
Birth of Kenneth Ray Taylor to Mr and Mrs Kenneth V Taylor
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Vernon Taylor of 319 Walker Street announce the birth of a son, Kenneth Ray, on Monday, July 2, at their home. Mrs Taylor is the former Lena Pierce of this city.
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Kenneth Ray Taylor
Kenneth Vernon Taylor
Walker Street
Kenneth Ray
Openhouse At Grace Lutheran Parsonage In Thomasville
An informal openhouse at Grace Lutheran church parsonage in Thomasville showcased the newly remodelled home. Rev C R Patterson and Mrs Patterson hosted, with greetings by Avery Bowers and a reception overseen by Mrs Homer Sink and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Grace Lutheran Church
C. R. Patterson
Patterson
Raymond Sammons
David Wagner
Cramer Bodie
Homer Sink
Ralph Beth
T. R. Holland
Rufus In
Governor Beck
Peggy Shealy
Martha Sechrest
Sigman Sechrest
Elizabeth Teague Leonard
Rr Shealy
John Carter
Joe Patterson
Charles Patterson, Jr
Alvin Black
Paul Clinard
Paul Stout
Local family trips wrap up with coastal visits
Mrs D M Jester and Miss Jerry Neill Jester return from Ocean Drive South Carolina after a week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Black and daughter Marcia Black return to Lexington Avenue after a weekend at Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Mr and Mrs Ray Hoover and daughters Patsy and Anne depart Thursday for Newton to visit Mrs Hoover's mother Mrs W F Rader before returning to North Wilkesboro. They were here last Saturday with relatives on Lexington Avenue.
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D. M. Jester
Jerry Neill
Ocean Drive
S. C
Arthur Black
Marcia Black
Lexington Avenue
Myrtle Beach
Ray Hoover
Patsy
Anne
Newton
Hoover
W. F. Rader
North Wilkesboro
Mr. Hoover
UNC honors junior with Abernethy award for publications
Fred Flagler Jr a UNC junior receives the Ernest H Abernethy award for outstanding publications work at the exercises in Chapel Hill He is the first undergraduate to win the award as editor of the Yackety Yack and serves as president of the Carolina Publications Union He also worked on the publications board was Tar Heel managing editor and contributed to the High Point Enterprise staff during vacation.
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The
YWCA
Sarah Page
Etta Lee Monroe
Roberta Metcalfe
Doris Chitwood
Betty Lou Nance
T Y
Enterprise
Fred Flagler, Jr
F. J. Flagler
University of North Carolina
Ernest H. Abernethy
Chapel 1
Flagler
Carolina Publications Union
Tar Heel
High Point
High Point Enterprise News
Real estate transfers in Guilford County High Point area
A series of property transfers are recorded in Guilford County. High Point City transfers a lot to A. E. White. multiple deeds involve Kirkman and Bundy properties. several lots on Smith Street East Washington Street Welborn Street Oakview Street and New Street are conveyed to various buyers. Rings a mix of individuals and couples with several parcels in College Park and Stimson subdivisions.
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High Point
A. E. White
Ben Kirkman
A. B. Kirkman
Kirkman
Janice A. Swaim
J. L. Grubbs
Bundy
R. B. Gantt
R. A. Wyatt
Apa
Smith Street
Edward Gurney
John Welborn
East Washington Street
Welborn Street
R. B. Terry
M. L. Harris
Oakview Street
L. F. Robbins
Richard Hedrick
Welch
Charles Hunt
Lee B. King
Stimson Subdivision
Daws P. Millis
New Street
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Harrison H. LeMon
College Park Subdivision
High Point Man Bound Over For Robbery
Jim Preve of High Point was bound over to the August term of Davidson County Superior Court on robbery with firearms charges. A local service station employee, Avery Atwood, was robbed by two men after being knocked out. James E. Dyson of High Point was previously tried on the same charge and is serving five to seven years.
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Thomasville
Jim Preve
High Point
Davidson County Superior Court
Preve
Avery Atwood
Atwood
James E. Dyson
The Marriage Question and a Woman's Sacrifices
Elsie Robinson asks readers to weigh who truly bears the burden in marriage. She argues both spouses work, notes women gain security and status, and urges a realistic view that dreams change with time. A provocative call for opinions from “sister Jane” on whether marriage is a trap or opportunity.
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Sister Jane
Dog days and Jefferson quotes mingle in Thomas Whitman column
The write up blends dog days warnings with casual science and a tangent on Thomas Jefferson. It cites Blum’s almanac for the date July 3 and notes on dog behavior during heat. It then quotes Jefferson on liberty and ends with a safety tip about garden hoses away from oil or gasoline.
Fourth of July History and Jeffersons Declaration Signatures
A historical overview notes the July 4 1776 Declaration of Independence was engrossed on parchment and signed by 53 members on August 2 with others signing later. It recalls the Liberty Bell verse from Leviticus and Jeffersons assertion that all men are created equal and endowed with unalienable rights.
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New York
United States of America
Congress
Matthew Thornton
Hampshire
Jefferson
Pocket-Seat Weight Hack for Picnic Tablecloths
A simple corner pocket sewn into a picnic tablecloth provides a secure place to stash a small stone weight. Place the stone in the pocket when wind risk rises to keep the cloth from blowing away.
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Lee Smith
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Willowbrook Street
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Cedar Falls
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Baltimore, Md
C. R. Mickey
Ashebor
Robb Morton
Merchant Marines
G. M. Nichols
Otteray Drive
Abernethy
U.N.C
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Benito Mussolini
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W. R. McCain
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Europe
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William Stevens Smith
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
Woodrow Travis Whiddon
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R. L. Rimmer
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Pinkham
Guilford
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Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Bea
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Fourth Avenue
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