Ladies Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Country Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosted a ladies bridge event with Mrs. C. 5. er and Farrell Gray winning East West. Mrs. Fred Metcalf Jr. took contract high score in North South. Multiple local players filled rounds with scores and standings recorded, including Miss Betty Simfs and Miss Bettys from Rocky Mount. Tomato growing was first introduced in southeast Georgia by railway agricultural interests.
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Emerywood Atry Club
Mesdames C. 5
Farrell Gray
Ping
Dames
F. T. Wilhite
Jackbrook
Fred Metcalf, Jr
Mesames Hal Davis
E. T. Howard
Robert Hoff
W. E. Davis
Blake
Ed Mendenhall
Hert Johnson
Tom Lee
Bill Burt
Missé
Alice Caldwell
Elizah McIntyre
Marguerite Morand Guest
Betty Simfs
Rocky Mount
Sarah Cocksucker
Winifred Wall
Georgia
Board Railway Agricultural Ints
Stringfield Concert Highlights Brevard Music Camp Series
Stringfield, flutist, performed at the Brevard chamber of commerce Transylvanian music school camp series with pianist Miss Louise Nelson Pfohl. The program opened Bach Sonata No. 2 in E flat major, included Stringfield's own Pastoral Scene and Chipmunks, and featured campus performers from High Point high school.
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Brevard
Edwin Gerschefski
Stringfield
High Point High School
Women Of Moose Meet Tomorrow in Moose Home
The Women of the Moose will meet Thursday July at the Moose Home for its regular meeting, with a date change noted due to the holiday. Peach growing was first introduced in the Sandhill territory of North and South Carolina by Seaboard Railway agricultural agents.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Sandhill
North and
South Carolina
Seaboard Railway
Demonstration Meetings In Area In July
Home demonstration club meetings on the subject You and Your Appearance will be held in the High Point area during the month. Miss Nell Kennett announces sessions at Deep River July 11 at 2 PM with Mrs. H. H. White, at the farmers family center July 16 at 2 PM, and at Oak View July 20 with Mrs. E. C. Blair. Fuel for jet fighter aircraft is described as between kerosene and gasoline, with lubricants withstanding temperatures from 80 to 90 degrees below zero to 250 degrees above.
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High Point
Nell Kennett
Deep River
H. H. White
Farmers Family Center
Oak View
E. C. Blair
Church Social Planned Picnic By Mary Conrad Class
The Mary Conrad class of the First Baptist met Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Elford York 510 Lindsay with Mrs Marvin Brown as associate hostess Miss Marian Slaughter presiding Mrs James Paul opened with prayer Business reports framed August picnic plans Miss Ruth Goodman led a patriotism themed program Refreshments were served The Woman's Missionary Society circle two postponed meeting moves to tomorrow at 3 00 p m at Mrs Annie Staley 731 Fish Street Oil and gas fields cover about 26 000 square miles with roughly one third productive.
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York
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Elford York
Lindsay Street
Marvin Brown
Marian Slaughter
James Paul
Ruth Goodman
Circle Two
Woman's Missionary Society
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Annie Staley
Fish Street
Diphtheria And Typhoid Clinics Planned Across Guilford County
The Guilford county health department announces anti diphtheria and anti typhoid clinics for western areas starting next Monday. Immunization is required by law for school entrants and covers diphtheria typhoid and whooping cough. Schedule lists multiple sites and times across towns including Woodyside Pine Ridge Siler's store Colfax Terra Cotta Jamestown and others for July through 27. The eastern half already held clinics.
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Guilford County
R. M. Buie
County Health Dificer
Woodyside
Guilford School
Ridgefield
Summerfield
Hardin's
Collins Grove
Pine Ridge
Siler’s
Hennis
Union Hill
Allen Jay
Ten-A
Oak View
W. A. Matthews
Colfaxs
Florence
Jamestown
Oakdale
Sedgefield
Pomona
Oak On
Stokesdale
Oak Springs
Hillsdale
P. L. Cobb
Sumner
Goshen
Ham's
West Lexington woman ill in Rock Hill hospital
Mrs Nesbit Caughman of West Lexington avenue extension is a patient at St Phillips hospital in Rock Hill South Carolina. She was taken ill on arrival in that city where she had gone to visit her father J J Dunlap. Dr James M McAnally of Reidsville became president of the Rotary club at a noon meeting in Reidsville succeeding Dr Richard L Ownbey.
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Nesbit Caughman
West Lexington Avenue Extension
St. Phillips Hospital
Rock Hill
S. C
James M. McAnally
Reidsville
Rotary Club
Richard L. Ownbey
Dr. McAnally
W. J. McAnally
Birth of son William P. Bivins Jr in Quincy hospital
Mr and Mrs William P Bivins welcomed a son named William P Jr born July 2 in a Quincy Massachusetts hospital. The family is temporarily residing in North Quincy while the father serves as a field engineer in Boston.
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WM. P. Bivins
William P. Bivins
Quincy, Mass
William P., Jr
Equipoise Mile To Run At Chicago Today
Chicago July 4 194? Thirteen years after Equipoise set a world mile record 1 34 2 5 sec 40 000 fans are expected at Washington Park for the fifth Equipoise mile 25 000 prize. Entrants include Equifox Ekky s son who won the first running in 1941 Reece Whitney filly and Equifox likely co favorites Appleknocker and Ocean Wave head class in the second section.
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Chicago
C. V. Whitney
Arlington Park Ovalh
Washington Park
Ekky
Equifox
Reece
Whitney
Appleknocker
Ocean Wave
Darby Dieppe Favored In Yankee Handicap at Suffolk Downs
Boston July 4 Darby Dieppe carrying 122 pounds tops the Yankee handicap field at Suffolk Downs in the 10th running of the $25 000 added race. King Dorsett with 118 pounds is the main threat in the mile and three sixteenths event among 13 thoroughbreds.
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Boston
W. G. Lewis
Darby Dieppe
Suffolk Downs
J. B. Theall
Everhart Reunion Set for Sunday at Pilgrim Evangelist Church
The ninth annual Everhart reunion is planned for Sunday July 15 at Pilgrim Evangelist Church three miles east of Lexington NC. Services start 11:00 and run through the day with special music. A 12:30 picnic lunch follows, each family bringing a basket. Public invited.
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Everhart
Pilgrim Evangelist Church
Lexington
N. C
North Carolina orphan wins four year UNC scholarship
Oxford orphanage graduate Gran Childress, 1945 alum, becomes first North Carolina orphanage boy to receive the Umstead scholarship at the University of North Carolina. Award funded by State Senator and Mrs John W Umstead as a memorial to their son killed in the war.
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Oxford
Gran Childress
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
John W. Umstead
Chapel Hill
Federal meat inspection aims to shift more to labeled plants
Agriculture officials say the Office of Price Administration drive toward even meat distribution is producing results. Non federally inspected plants face limits on 1944 beef production in 1945, driving more meat to federally inspected plants to curb black market activity.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Department
Police Magistrate Fines Himself Over Parking Ticket
In Moline Illinois Police Magistrate Ralyn Stephenson, who handles traffic cases, found an overtime parking ticket on his car. He returned to his court and fined himself one dollar and delivered a silent lecture.
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Moline
Ralyn Stephenson
City Hall
Government inspection push for meat supply
A WFA marketing official says inspectors may take time under the OPA to ensure all meats are government inspected. The goal is an uncontaminated supply with federal, state, or city oversight.
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Federa
WFA Marketing Services
OPA
Chi-Chester Pills Offer Period Relief For Women
Thousands of women discover functional pills relieve cramps headaches and fatigue during periods. Taken before time they reduce muscular contractions and pain. A tested ingredient in Chi-ChheeTers Fills adds rest and energy. Use only as directed and beware substitutes.
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