Kanoy Bowles Wedding In Thomasville Home Ceremony
Miss Velva Kanoy daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Andrew F Kanoy of Thomasville and Mr J W Boyles Sr were united in marriage at 4 pm Sunday July 4 at the bride’s brother Mrs Thomas Kanay home Rev W C Lyerly officiated using Evangelical and Re venom church ring vows. The couple left for a short wedding trip after an informal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Velva Kanoy
Andrew F. Kanok
J. W. Boyles
Thomas Kaney
W. C. Lyerly
Evangelical and
Revenom Church
Cashatt-Black Vows Spoken In Thomasville
Thomasville July 5 Mr and Mrs Lee Cashatt announce the marriage of their daughter Carleen to Melvin J Black both of Thomasville The vows were spoken Friday July 2 at eight oclock in the evening at the Methodist church Rev C A Plyler officiated The ring ceremony featured powder blue jersey and white accessories with a white orchid The bride attended Trinity and Hasty High School The groom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs W R Black and is a Pilot High School graduate The couple reside with the bride’s parents for the present.
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Thomasville
Lee Cashatt
Carleen
Melvin J. Black
Methodist Park
C. A. Plyler
Trinity and
Hasty High School
W. R. Black
Pilot High School
Mesdames Horney and Carr Host Dessert Bridge
Mesdames Joseph D. Carr and Howard Horney hosted a dessert bridge at Mrs. Carr’s 106 Oak Street on Friday night. Guests for three tables enjoyed summer flowers as a prize, with Miss Louise Hardison winning first and Mrs. Lucile Weckeser second. Miss Anne Boles took the traveling prize. Refreshments followed for attendees including Irene Harris Anne Boles Louise Harderson Regina Warner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Carr
Howard Horney
Carr
Oak Street
Louise Hardison
Lucile Weckesser
Anne Boles
Irene Harris
Louise Harredson
Regina Warner
Marjorie Dean
Mary Alice Manning
Frances Thigpin
Barbara Floyd
Katheleen Cook
Wallace
Mesdames Lucile Weckeser
Andrew Smith
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meet Tonight
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet tonight at 8:00 at the hall on Commerce Street. New officers will be installed. The piece notes U S gallon is 16 2 3 percent less than the British imperial gallon.
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Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Commerce Street
U. S
Local Notes From Portsmouth And Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Albert Wilson of Portsmouth Virginia spent the past week with Mrs Wilsons mother Mrs H C Poole on East Green Street. Miss Kathryn Kersey has returned from Fort Myers Florida where she accompanied her cousin Mrs Wm E White. Mrs White remains in Fort Myers with Mrs Shackelford and Alice. Miss Dorothy Schars of Baltimore Maryland is visiting Mrs George S Small on Fifth Avenue.
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Albert Wilson
Portsmouth, Va
Kathryn Kersey
Fort Myers, Fla
Wm. E. White
Georgia Kersey
White
Fort Myers
Dorothy Schars
Baltimore, Md
George S. Small
Fifth Street
Top Army Officers Enjoy Bridge Game
Maj. Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, chief of staff of the Fifth Army under Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark, leads bridge circles among armed forces. Previously on the league’s executive committee and national laws commission, he and other officers balance duties with bridge play as service members head overseas.
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Bridge League
Uncle Sam
Alfred M. Gruenther
Fifth Army
Mark W. Clark
General Gruenther
League
National Laws Commission
Clark
Butcher
Unrationed Items Duel in wartime bridge tale
A wartime bridge snippet contrasts rationing and un rationed items as General Clark bids four clubs and Gruenther doubles. Clark redoubles on an overtrick, while Vanderbilt Cup era figures appear. A played hand shows clubs, diamonds and ruffs with careful dummy play and an overruff by East failed to halt the trick.
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Feisenhower
Gruenther
Clark
South
West
East
Births Notice for Brenda Joyce and a Burrus Memorial Hos birth
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Parris announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Joyce on July 4 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dawkins of route three announce the birth of a son at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Cadet
B. Y. Canipe
Route 3
Burrus Memorial Hospital
D. B. Parris
Brenda Joyce
Guilford General Hospital
J. R. Dawkins
Route Three
Christian Endeavor Board Meeting at Burton Home
The executive board of the High Point Christian Endeavor Union will meet Tuesday evening at Miss Frances Burton's home on Burton Street Extension T FE L Class The T E L Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at Mrs W E Bowman's home 503 East Green Street
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High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Frances Burton
Burton Street
T. FE. L
Green Street Baptist Church
W. E. Bowman
East Green Street
Bare Leg Policy Card Humours War Era Rules
Ruth Millett notes a US Employment Service ban on bare legs for women workers was lifted as wartime practicality overrides fashion. She argues such petty restrictions hurt democracy and that a woman's job eligibility should rest on ability, not whether she wears stockings.
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United States Employment Service
U.s.es
Ruth Millett
Six States Remove Margarine Taxes This Year
Washington reports six more states Oklahoma California Pennsylvania Oregon Iowa and New York have repealed restrictive margarine taxes this year. The piece notes OPA price control aims and potential savings from metal use reductions and production limits on goods like vacuum cleaners and washing machines. It mentions other notes on sales ceilings for train foods and possible reductions in domestic textile work and laundry services.
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Washington
Oklahoma
California
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Iowa
New York
OPA
Cara Williams Inc A Hollywood Debut From Chorus Stockholders
Eighteen year old Cara Williams, president, secretary and treasurer of Cara Williams Inc, got her film break after 10 chorus girls invested 51.85 each to back her dream. Stranded in Dayton after a lost job, she won them back with a quick success in Hollywood and a Sony contract. The stockholders were rewarded when she shone in Happy Land, a rapid rise from failed chorus gigs to film debut.
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Cara Williams
Cara Williams, Inc
Chorus Girl
Dayton
Ohio
Billy Rose
Cara
Hollywood
Los Angeles
20Th Century- Fox
Ivan Kahn
Lew Schreiber
Don Ameche
Richard Crane
New York
Diamond Horseshoe
Polish exile cabinet names acting premier in Sikorski vacancy
Mikolajczyk, minister of interior and former deputy speaker, named acting premier by the cabinet as Poland seeks a successor to the late Gen Wladyslaw Sikorski. General Marian Kukiel takes over defense, with a decree mourning Poles worldwide and radio confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wladyslaw Sikorski
Mikolajczyk
National Council
Ignaz Jan Paderewski
Poland
Marian Kukiel
Sikorski
Fire damages Louisburg opera house district
Louisburg officials report a blaze yesterday that damaged several business houses, starting in the old opera house. Loss estimated at 75,000 dollars to 30,000 dollars. Fire cause not yet determined as investigations continue.
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Louisburg
Opera House
S&o
Fire Doused After Two-Hour Henderson Blaze
A Henderson fire sparked by an unknown origin required firemen from Henderson to assist and the blaze was controlled after two hours.
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C. F. Cash
Henderson
Fall vegetables for a thriving autumn harvest
The Tar Heel Gardener urges gardeners to plant and care for fall vegetables now. Plant timing depends on hardiness and maturity, with tomatoes, snap beans, collards, cabbage, carrots, kale, beets, turnips, mustard, and spinach listed by ideal dates. Proper watering and soil care maximize growth before heavy freezes.
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Agust
Wartime en velops straw hand bags from the West Indies
Mrs Genevieve Smith notes fashionable wartime straw envelope bags offer practical, durable style while easing strain on scarce materials. They suit many outfits, are easy to care for, long lasting, and available in natural or colorful straw.
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West Indies
Geometric Straws and Raffia Inspire Summer Outfits
The piece describes woven straw designs in geometric patterns and raffia used for bright color in West Indies craft. It highlights how these materials suit summer outfits, offering a stylish, decorative option with cultural artistry.
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West Indies
Dempsey Moorehead marriage announced in Blacksburg S C
Cards announce the marriage of Margaret Dempsey and Columbus Carlisle Moorehead Jr Lieutenant US Marine Corps on Friday June 25 1943 in Blacksburg South Carolina The couple resides at 401 Mountain Road Blacksburg
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Margaret Dempsey
Columbus Carlisle Moorehead, Jr
Jacob Percy Dempsey
Margaret
United States Marine Corps
Blacksburg
South Carolina
Mountain Road
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Madeline Hoover
Kanoy-Bowles
Tom Kanoy
Robert Hinkle
Mellis Kanoy
Thomasville High School
Edwards Busines College
Thomasville Coca-Cola Company
Thomasville Coca- Cola Company
People’s Building and Loan
Miami
Cashatt
Mesdames Horney, Carr
Jean Kearns
Mary Strickland
Pat Groome
Barbara Smart
Nancy Jo Smith
Camp Adventure
Lake Junaluska
Robert B. Hedgecock
Guilford County
Jamestown
B. Shackelford
Alice
Mrs. Shackelford
W. H. Gibson
Oakwood Court
McKenney
By William Ee, McKenney
E. and
W. Val
West North Pass
Uess
Eless
Christian Endeavor Board Meeting
Ra Dsay Ly
U.S. Employment Service
Mayview Manor
Blowing Rock
N. C
America
Milton M. Chapman
Betty MacDonald
NEA
Erskine Johnson
TOR Delivery Company
Ist
West Broad Street
Mrs
Genevieve Smith
Dempsey-Moorehead
S. C
Wagger
Sale Rayon Sheers
Seersucker
Chambray
Gingham
Palc Hardson
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