Bride-Elect Miss Jeanne Leach Honored at Trinity Party
Miss Jeanne Leach, to wed Marion B. Hazzard of High Point on July 14, was honored at a party Friday night at the Peace Home in Trinity. Hostesses Mrs Vernon A Peace Miss Minnie Leach and Mrs W Herbert Hayes presided as guests enjoyed flowers prizes and crystal gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon A. Peace
Minnie Leach
W. Herbert Hayes
Margaret Peace
Peace Home
Trinity
Jeanne Leach
Marion B. Hazzard
High Point
Spencer
George Osborne
Ade H. Leach
A. L. Hazzard
Mesdames Grantier Neville
Jesse Milikan
John Spencer
Robah Fields
Philip Ray Atkins
William Oakley
Tom Strother
Howard Younts
Miss Ann Fields
Washington Council To Install State Officers
Washington Council, number four, Daughters of America, will meet at 7:30 tonight on Commerce street for the regular meeting and installation of new officers. The item notes the meeting and proceedings.
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Washington Council
Daughters of America
Commerce Street
Finer Canned & Frozen Fruits Free Guide Promises Improvements
Thousands of women are urged to try a simple change in canning and freezing syrups to penetrate fruit and enhance color and flavor. The free 32 page 1948 edition offers step by step directions plus recipes, pickles, relishes, conserves and serving ideas. Send a postcard to HELEN HOLMES Dept 13 P O Box 4871 Atlanta Georgia for a copy.
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Helen Holmes
Dept
P. O
Atlanta
Georgia
Crusade for Children Contributions Coming In Daily
Raleigh July 5 Contributions to the Crusade for Children are received daily at the Carolina Hotel headquarters of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs the campaign sponsor. Mrs. Charles G Doak executive secretary notes the state quota is 400000 of the 60000000 national goal and donations from other countries and governments will add to the total. Robert N Simms Jr is state campaign chairman with Governor Cherry as honorary chairman and Mrs. James A Gupton of Charlotte as co chairman.
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Raleigh
Crusade For Children
Carolina Hotel
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Crusade
Tod
Charles G. Doak
North Carolina
United Nations
United States
R. Gregg Cherry
James A. Gupton
Charlotte
Women of the Moose Meet Wednesday
The Women of the Moose will meet tomorrow evening at eight oclock at the Moose home on Church Street for the regular session. Mrs Dot Knight the new senior regent will preside at the meeting.
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the Moose
Moose Home
Church Street
Dot Knight
Birth announced for Lynn Kathryn Johnson in High Point
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson of 808 Putnam avenue announce the birth of a daughter Lynn Kathryn on Tuesday July 6 at High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs. Johnson is the former Kathryn Grant of this city.
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Lynn Kathryn Johnson
W. C. Johnson
Putnam Avenue
Lynn Kathryn
High Point Memorial Hospital
Autumn footwear returns with high button trend
New York fashion notes reveal a fall lineup from Charles and Mabel Julianelli featuring high button shoes and spats. Designs include pearl gray suede streetwear spats reaching six buttons, eight-button black satin boots with red satin lining and a two inch heel, and black satin turnover cuff boots with satin ribbon back lacing.
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New York
NEA
Charles
Mabel Julianelli
Epsie Kinard
Bridge by William McKenney: Card Authority Column
William B F McKenney writes as America’s card authority for NEA Service. The column discusses bridge strategy, bidding conventions, and play technique with practical examples and guidance for players of all levels.
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William BF. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Master event draws card players from coast to coast
Frances Neilson of Chicago runs an annual invitational master individual championship. Lester Hofheimer of St. Louis won this year after four or five sessions. Harry Fishbein of New York praised a hand as outstanding, detailing a line of play starting with the king of spades and a sequence of diamond and heart coups to establish the fifth diamond. The writer contrasts Fishbein’s preferred heart lead with his own alternate play, noting the impact on the contract.
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Frances Neilson
Chicao
Lester Hofheimer
St. Louis
Harry Fishbein
New York
Declarer
Stephens Class Meets Tomorrow at Mrs Ellington’s Home
The Stephens Bible study class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at 217 West Bay Street the home of Mrs C F Ellington with Mrs W C Loving as leader. The Woman's Wesley class annual picnic is Wednesday at 6 PM at City Lake with picnic baskets welcome and visitors invited. Lisbon earthquake of 1755 disturbed Loch Lomond water. Murray River runs 1520 miles in Australia.
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Stephens
C. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
W. C. Loving
Woman's Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
City Lake
Lisbon
Loch Lomond
Scotland
Local club and wedding events listed for July weekend
The Pilot society notes a July business meeting at Mrs Emma Sutton’s 1107 Rotary Drive at 7 30 pm. VFW auxiliary regu lar meeting at 41 West Broad Street at 7 45 pm. Cooperette club entertain ment by Mrs H D Minnis at Archdale home at 8 00 pm. Miss Patsy Sifford and Miss Joy Warren host Beles Jacksie Miller event at Miss Warren’s Montleu Avenue home. Wrenn Price wedding rehearsal at Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary at 7 30 pm with cake cutting hosted by Mrs Sallie B Wrenn at her Louise Avenue home. Mrs C T Lambeth and Miss Nancy Lambeth entertain for Miss Jacksie Miller at Asheboro Highway home at 8 00 pm. Emerywood club family night dinner at clubhouse 6 30 pm. Miss Wrenn and William A Price to be married at Archdale Methodist Church at 5 30 pm. Miss Virginia Pe es hosts for Miss Jacksie Miller at her home. Mrs Irving Hooker and Mrs Joe Marshall host bridge for Miss Helena Upshaw at Forest Avenue home at 8 00 pm. Upshaw to marry James Petree soon. Cake cutting for Miller Cumby wedding party at bride’s parents home after rehearsal at 9 pm. Sunday 7 30 pm Mrs Miller and Thomas J Cumby Jr to be married at Archdale Methodist church.
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Pilot’ Club
Emma Sutton
Rotary Drive
VFW Auxilia
VFW
West Broad Street
Cooperette Club
H. D. Minnis
Archdale
Patsy Sifford
Joy Warren
Wrenn-Price
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Sallie B. Wrenn
Louise Avenue
C. T. Lambeth
Nancy Lambeth
Jacksie Miller
Asheboro Highway
Emerywood Club
Wrenn
William A. Price
Virginia Pees
Irving Hooker
Joe Marshall
Bridge
Helena Upshaw
Marshall
Forest Avenue
Miss Upshaw
James Petree
Native High Pointer Addresses BPWC At Fort Worth Meeting
Native High Pointer Katharyne Whitener addressed about 2,000 BPWC members at the Fort Worth convention. The clinic on small business emphasized product naming, packaging, and customer attraction, with Jane Todd directing. Mrs Shipman authorized a proxy vote for High Point. Irma Henderson Smathers seeks national VP. The article also notes a separate fact about the great white shark reaching 40 feet.
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Fort Worth
High Point
Texas
National Federation of Busines
Katharyne Whitener
Edgar Whitener
BPWC
Will Rogers Memorial
Sally Butler
Indianapolis
Ind
Lena Phillips
Connecticut
The
International Federation
Lisa Sergic
Tomorrow
BPW
Kay Shipman
North Carolina Federation
Elizabeth Brown
Shipman
Pat Nixon
Sanford
High Point Club
North Carolina
Irma Henderson Smathers
Asheville
Local couples plan visits and homecomings across several cities
Mr and Mrs T E Brady of 211 Tomlinson Street host nests with Mr and Mrs Guy B Rady of Salisbury and Mr and Mrs O Z King and Miss Mary Ann and Eugene Bailey all of Raleigh. Mr and Mrs J B Ellis depart for Richmond Virginia then Washington DC to visit sons Stafford J B Jr and Bill Filis. B C Harmon returns home to Lindsay Street after seven weeks at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial. Mr and Mrs Frank Grant of High Point Route Three and Miss Mildred Parrish of Trinity return home after ten days in Canada and the New England States.
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T. E. Brady
Tomlinson Street
Guy Brady
Salisbury
O. &. King
Mary Ann and
Eugene Bailey
Raleigh
J. B. Ellis
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Stafford
Bill Filis
B. C. Harmon
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lindsay Street
Frank Grant
High Point Route Three
Mildred Parrish
Trinity
Canada
New England States
Language not barrier in Pedro Sato case ends with 30 days
In Amarillo Texas Pedro Sato stood before County Judge E O Nortcutte and pleaded speak English. Assistant Roy Snodgrass requested an interpreter as Pedro faced petty theft charges. After minutes of argument the interpreter concluded the plea and Sato received 30 days.
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Amarillo
Tex
INS
Pedro Sato
Brough
E. O. Nortcutt
Roy Snodgrass
Pedro
Petty
Intereter
Argentine President Peron Receives Radio Gift from Spain
In Santander on July 6 Alfredo Haya a metal worker sent a brand new radio to Argentine President Peron. Haya, too poor to buy a receiver, expressed thanks for Argentina's defense of Spain at the United Nations meetings and hoped to listen to daily Argentine broadcasts. Peron sent a cordial reply.
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Santander
Spain
Alfredo Haya
Fr Haya
Insects Detect Motion But Not Form Says Britannica
Britannica notes most insects lack form vision yet can sense shadow and movement. The entry highlights they detect motion cues to navigate environments and avoid threats, contrasting with limited shape recognition.
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Clopedia Britannica
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Monark
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Lester's N. Main St
DR. Marshal E. Ginsburg
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Guilford
Furniture Coo
Akkqis
Chicago
West
Fishbein
Murray
Australia
E. Simms Campbell
King Features Syndicate. Inc
Mr. Penny
Gaisaa
Directs
Jane Todd
New York State Department of Commerce
Tad
Washington
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