Girl Scout Day Camp Closes After Four Weeks of Activities
Nearly 150 Girl Scouts attended a four week day camp at the former Methodist Orphanage in Five Points. The 144 girls included 37 Brownies 76 Intermediates and 31 older Scouts with 15 adult staff. Camp director Mrs Harding McKinney thanked High Point College the College Farm the City Council Police Department and local volunteers for support.
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High Point
Harding McKinney
A Point Girl Scouts
Jack Rives
Ann Allman
Hal A. Davis
J. G
J. J. Ellington
J. B. Dobson
Ne Junior Service League
Charles Kearns
John Austin
Liam Snow Hayes
Pete Morrow
Thomas Latimer
Donald Conrad
Frank Smith
McKinney
A Orant
High Point College
College Farm
Riment
YWCA Clubs Announce Canning Demonstration Series
YWCA clubs plan a series of activities including a canning demonstration by Mrs. W K Whitesell with assistance from Miss Frances Burton. Debates cover dehydration, surgical dressings, a seas replacement party, swimming and softball, birthday boxes for soldiers, and youth group meetings at the Y through the week.
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YWCA
W. K. Whitesell
City Home
Jolly Y Club
Greensboro
Nightingale Club
City Lake
Adams Club
Ann Muse
Polly Prather
Girl Reserve
Y and W
YMCA
L.F.M
Foreigners barred from Changsha city until late 1800s
Historical note states that Changsha, a Chinese city, did not admit foreign visitors until the end of the 19th century, reflecting strict border controls and local policies of that era.
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Changsha
Miss Nichols Weds Forest Lee Harville in Greensboro
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Jewel Nichols to Forest Lee Harville. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening at Dr. J Clyde Turner’s home with attendance from Daphne and Freddie Thomas and Pearlie Mae Adams. Mrs Harville is the Nichols daughter of 538 Gordon Street and Harville is the Guilford Hosiery Mill employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Lee Harville
Helen Jewel Nichols
EB. N. Nichols
Gordon Street
Greensboro
J. Clyde Turner
First Baptist Church
Harville
E. N. Nichols
J. H. Harville
Silk Street
Guilford Hosiery Mill
Daphne
Freddie Thomas
Pearlie Mae Adams
Squeeze Plays and Spade Handling in Bridge Lesson
In a contract bridge analysis by Josephine Culbertson, the article explains how proper defense is about removing options for declarer. An illustrative hand shows East misplaying the ace, leading to a sequence where declarer squeezes and wins with deliberate trump and diamond plays. The piece notes a Java bicycle transport aside.
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North
West
East
Declarer
South
Randolph Girl Weds Minister and Other Weddings
A series of small weddings. Miss Net tie Moon of Franklinville wed Rev. W A Elam of Shelby at Ramseur Baptist parsonage with few family guests. Lithie Phillips of Greensboro married Ernest Richard Ellis of Millboro in Asheboro office of justice of the peace. Maude Deesie Loflin and Charles Davis of Denton wed at minister's home, ring ceremony. Maggie Stokes and Joseph Phillips married in Bennettsville Nazarene Church. couple to reside in Sanford.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Nettie Moon
Franklinville
W. A. Elam
Shelby
One O'' S
The
Baptist Church
Ramseur
P. C. Gantt
Mrs. Elam
North Carolina
Lithie Phillips
Greensboro
Ernest Richard Ellis
Millboro
Metice of the Peace
Wm. C.mond
M. J. Phillips
Ellis
A. B. Ellis
Rancieman
Maude Deesie Loflin
Charles Davis
Denton
C. E
Thomasville
Ellen Garner Loflin
S. T. Loflin
Jane Davis
Mr. Davis
Durham
Maggie Stokes
D. J. Stokes
Bennett
Joseph Phillips
W. E.lips
Nazarene Church
Bennettsville
S. C
Joseph Pierce
Phi
Bennett School
Phillips
High Falls High School
Pacific Bible School
Huntington Park
Calif
Sanford
Eastern Star Officials to Visit at Tuesday Meeting
The ne Point chapter 106 Eastern Star will host state officials Bennison and Bennison at its Tuesday meeting in the Masonic Temple. The gathering starts at eight oclock as usual. Leftover storage tips emphasize compact refrigerated dishes and waxed paper covers to keep foods fresh.
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Eastern Star
Ne Point
Masonic Temple
In Bennison
Tenner Bennison
Button-Front Frock Pattern 4824 Offers Summer Slimming
Hine Ohlams promotes a button-front frock pattern 4824 for misses and women in sizes 12 to 44 with 3% yards of fabric for size 16. Includes transfer motifs for linens and garments. Send twenty cents for the pattern and ten cents more for the Anne Adams Pattern Book. Order to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West Litart
New York
N. Y
Asheboro OES Holds Meeting and Missionary Talk
Asheboro scene reports Mrs O G Grimsley elected to receive OES degrees and Miss Eunice Jackson chosen for local membership. Mrs Lovett named grand associated conductress at Raleigh session. chapter donates 50 to naval ambulance fund. A returned missionary Miss Crew from Elon College spoke on Japanese daily life.
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Asheboro
Randolph
Mra
O. G. Grimsley
Order
Mias Eunice Jackson
Chai
W. D. Manes
Sage Lovett
Sesson
Raleigh
Jay Miss Crew
Elon College
Women’s Missionary Society
Congregational Christian Church
F. M. Wright
Thyra Wright
Miss Crew
Youth Caravan Hosts Guests in Local Homes
The Methodist Youth Caravan visiting High Point for a week is hosted in several homes. Miss Helen Hall of Irwinton Georgia and Miss Addie Belle Williams of Seminary Mississippi stay with Mr. and Mrs A Coke Cecil on Rockford Road. Miss Mary Lilian Haynes of Lewisville is with Mr. and Mrs. Ellington on Sunset Drive.
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Methodist
High Point
First Methodist Church
Helen Hall
Irwinton
Addie Belle Williams
Seminary
A. Coke Cecil
Rockford Road
Mary Lilian Haynes
Lewisville
Eneh Energ
Quick Stain Remover for Washable Fabrics
Instructions describe treating stains by stretching fabric over a bowl and pouring boiling water from a height. For wine stains the method is similar with prior salt application. The text emphasizes immediate action to lift stains from washable fabrics using heat and salt as a pretreatment.
Memorial playlet fuels charity project for ill children
The girls completed an art craft project making artificial birds in cages to entertain sick children. The memorial program was a short playlet titled Building Cornerstones for Tomorrow, presented to the community with light refreshments.
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Ity
French Women Ready to Rebuild Nation Led by Lilian Winkler
Lilian Winkler, 21, daughter of Opera Mundi founder Paul Winkler, trains with French Women’s Air Service in the United States before heading to Africa for military training. She envisions a future where French women actively help restore sovereignty and participate in government and national defense. Footer notes emphasize French women’s historic underground roles and recent appointments to advisory bodies as they pursue equal civic rights.
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Lilian Winkler
Lilian
Paul Winkler
Opera Mundi
Washington Post
Winklers
France
New York
Bernard College
Columbia University
French Women's Air Service
Ft. Meade
Africa
Felles de Air
Daughters of the Air
America
Fr. Meade
Mme
Raymond Aubrac
Andre Simard
French Provisional Consultative Assembly
Algiers
French Committee of National Liberation
Winkler
Steaming Fish Preserves Nutrients for Dishes
To pre cook fish for fish cakes or casseroles steam it on a rack to keep vitamins and minerals. Place a piece of cheesecloth under the fish to lift it out without breaking.
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Ywca Club
Canning
OPA Odd Lot
Tweedies
Forest Park
Quality Shoe Store
Speaks Vows
Miss Nichols
F. L. Harville
Josephine Culbertson
Java
Guilford
N. Main St
By Hine Ohlams
Ruth Ferguson
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Jane Umstead
Dairy Council
Ferguson
Chicago
Miss Umstead
National Dairy Council
Edgewater Beach Hotel
American Home Economics Association
Stevens Hotel
Asheboro Oes
E. C. Getzman
Aoe
Annie Heck
Adelaide
Kerrap
Mile. Winkler
Allan Winkler
Sumilar
Rayon
Seersucker
Rayons
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