Florence Y Club Dines Then Sees A Song To Remember
The Florence Y Club held a dinner at Asia restaurant and a theater outing at Adams Memorial building to watch A Song To Remember. Attendees included Joy Patterson Elizabeth Clinard Dorsett Ruby Wehry Lucille Kennedy Sadie Lee Walker Gray Marillo and Old Carpenter.
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Florence Intone Club
Eld
Adams Memorial Building
Asia
Misses Joy Patterson
Elizabeth Clinard
Dorsett
Ruby Wehry
Lucille Kennedy
Mesdames Sadie Lee Walker
Gray Marillo
Old Carpenter
Mrs Connor Honored in Bridal Courtesy Party
Mrs Connor, formerly Miss Irene Thompson of Whiteville, wed George Co Connor Jr on July 7. Miss Willa Grey Lewis hosted a bridge party at Gatewood Avenue with two tables played. Harold Wall won high score cosmetics. low score went to the honoree.
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George Co. Connor, Jr
Irene Thompson
Whiteville
Willa Grey Lewis
Gatewood Avenue
Harold Wall
Connor
Pines
Dot
Idol Reunion Speaker Worth Henderson to Address Aug 19
The Idol family reunion will be held August 19 at 11 at Hill Methodist Church on the High Point Kernersville road. Worth D. Henderson of Greensboro will deliver the keynote address at 11 30 am. Special choral music will be performed. Lunch will be served on the grounds at noon. family members and friends are invited to attend and bring baskets.
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Idol
Hill Methodist
High Point
Kernersville
Worth D. Henderson
Greensboro
Bullard Kirkman Vows Announced in Asheboro
Miss Evelyn Lois Kirkman of Pleasant Garden becomes the bride of Staff Sergeant John Grayson Bullard of Pleasant Garden at a July 7 ceremony in Asheboro. The couple’s families, schooling histories, and Bullard’s seventeen months in Europe are noted. he will report to duty after furlough.
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Asheboro
Evelyn Lois Kirkman
Pleasant Garden
John Grayson Bullard
United States Army
Ars
Ula T
W. S. Jonen
Mr. Kirkman
Gray's Chapel
Bullard
O. Bullard
Provdence High School
Europe
Ict Mmeeenan N. J. Jonen
Slip Pattern 4523 for Dresses and Undergarments
Pattern 4523 includes embroidery and sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42. Slip 16 with 6e yards of 39 inch fabric and panties 1 yard. Send twenty cents for pattern to The Enter Pattern Dept New York. Also offers Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book with free patterns and a 15 cent book copy option.
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P. O
Station O
New York 11
N. Y
Anne Adams
Local residents return from travels and visits
Mr and Mrs George Connor Jr. return home to Raleigh where he studies architectural engineering at N C State after military discharge. Irene Thompson Connor, formerly of Whiteville, wed here July 12. J R Young, 610 Montview, returns from trips to Pittsburgh Philadelphia Atlantic City and Washington DC visiting relatives and Rev W R Shaffer. Mrs Edgar Hargett of Kinston visits Greensboro then returns home. Miss Nancy Joyner goes back to Norfolk after staying with Mrs G C Jackson in Raleigh.
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George €. Connor, Jr
Ral
Connor
N. C. State College
Irene Thompson
Whiteville
J. R. Young
Montheu Avenue
Pittsburgh
Philade Pa
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Alexandria
Philadelphia
W. R. Shaffer
Edgar Hargett
Kinston
W. L. Harg
Johnson Street
Greensboro
Misa Nancy Joyner
Norfolk, Va
G. C. Jackson
Bridges Street
Church Social and Bible Study Meetings Planned
The Stephens Bible study class meets Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. Charles Gueth at 324 Louise Avenue led by Mrs. C. 5. Grayson. First Evangelical and Reformed Church group meets tomorrow at 3 PM at 648 Willowbrook Street led by Mrs. Oy Fesperman. Circlé One meets tomorrow at 3 PM with Mr. Walter Sink at 601 Link Street. North Hamilton Street Church of Christ youth group gathers tonight at 7 30 at Miss Margaret Stone’s Route Five home.
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Gueth
Stephens
Charles Gueth
Louise Avenue
C. 5. Grayson
Caro
Tomo
Citele
Evangelical and Reformed Church
D. Clapp
Willowbrook Street
Oy Fesperman
Circlé Number
Walter Sink
Link Street
Church OF Christ Wouth
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Margaret Stone
Route Five
Odd Fellows to Meet Tonight at Reption Lodge Hall
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Reption Lodge will hold its regular weekly meeting at Odd Fellows hall tonight at 8 o clock. Full attendance is requested as important business will be discussed and visitors from other lodges are welcome.
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ODD Fellows
Reption Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
North-South clash overcalls in tight bridge contest
In a double-dummy hand from Rast, North-South vulnerable 7-31, the old school North redoubles and misleads partner as spades and diamonds unfold. West drives late light heart leads, East overruff and Club penalties mount to 500 points, showcasing the dangers of overcalling when the opposing pair are close.
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North
West
East
South
Weat
Declarer
Denton Lieutenant Earns Silver Star for Iwo Jima Valor
Second Lieutenant Ernest T. Bean of Denton promoted to his present rating received the Silver Star for conspicuous gallantry on Iwo Jima. He assumed command after his platoon leader was wounded and pressed the attack against a well defended enemy position. Bean is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Bean of route 1 Denton. his wife Mae Bean of Newark, New Jersey, resides with his parents.
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Ernest T. Bean
Iwo Jima
Marine
Bean
Ernest L. Bean
Route 1
Denton
Mae Bean
Newark
N. J
High Point Quoted In U S Clothing Report
Henry J. Kaiser named a High Point NC clipping in a U S clothing drive report. The city contributed 60 000 pounds last spring, with a retired farmer of 84 turning quilt maker for the effort and paperboard used in shell cases and gun parts.
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United States
United Clothing Collection
Henry J. Kaiser
High Point
North Carolina
Point
Government clothing priorities may ease fall shortages
Dorothy Rob notes new priority orders for essential clothing are underway and suggests making warm underwear and pajamas at home. She cites standard patterns for girls and boys garments and says outfits can be produced in a couple of afternoons at lower cost with room for trim and personal touches.
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Dorothy Rob
Associated Press
Johnny and Mary
Jess
TAR HEEL GARDENER Rains Bring Garden Tasks And Late Planting
This column notes superstition about rain,. advises gardeners on timing for late crops including tomatoes, beans, collards, beets, squash, peas and butter beans with broccoli and cauliflower set out this afternoon. Chinese cabbage is praised for easy growing and raw salad use. A simple vinaigrette with melted butter sugar and vinegar is suggested.
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Carolina
Miss Evelyn McKinney to Lead Main Street Church Music
Miss Evelyn McKinney will assume duties as minister of music and director of religious education at Main Street Methodist tomorrow. Aiming to expand programs, the church will be open nearly daily with August activities for intermediate and junior departments including singing, Bible study, and recreation. Miss McKinney, a June graduate of Woman’s College Greensboro, will hold office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 Monday through Friday and 9 to 12 Saturdays.
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Evelyn McKinney
Main Street Methodist
Wrek
Miss McKinney
Woman's College
Greensboro
Miss Meccy
Main Street Church
Drug addiction figures in Colombia show decline
The ministry of health reports a drop to 116 addicts in 1944, while coca chewing remains a habit among about 15 000 Indians and peasants in two small departments. Farm workers reportedly receive coca leaves as part of wages. In 1922 Egypt became a
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Bogota
Colombia
Ministry of Health
How to Wash Hot Plastics and Washable Coated Fabrics
The guide explains washing techniques for hot plastics and washable coated fabrics. It covers safe water temperatures, detergents, and drying practices to avoid damage. It emphasizes checking labels, using gentle cycles, and air drying when possible. It cautions against high heat that can warp or degrade coatings.
Presbyterian Junior College Prospectus at Maxton NC
The Presbyterian Junior College offers one and two year commercial programs with a standard two year path to A A or A S degrees or transfer. Aviation, Christian emphasis, small classes, personal attention, extensive activities, and accelerated pre induction training are highlighted. Fifteen scholarships for women. ex service men welcome. catalog via the President in Maxton North Carolina.
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Aviation
Gewapende Protest Custom Said to Warn Without Killing
The Boers of South Africa reportedly practiced a gewapende protest a nonlethal form of warfare. They declared war and went on commando as demonstrations of force rather than to kill opponents.
Ice Box Innovations Revisit Thrifty Kitchen Habits
A nostalgic look at how refrigerators changed daily cooking from leftovers to planned meals. The piece notes how modern households use electric cooling to preserve small food scraps and create new combinations, reducing waste during hot days. It quotes Reddy describing this as another way to help in the kitchen during the dog days.
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Reddy
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