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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1937
Page
8
A bride should write and sign her wedding gift notes with sincerity. Do not have the mother acknowledge gifts. The elder Mr A B Allen is not Senior. he keeps the name and is Mrs A B Allen, while his son uses Mr A B Allen Jr. Silver placement edge details are incomplete in readable text.
Dr K B Geddie, local physician, addressed the Kiwanis club luncheon at the Elwood hotel. L R Terry and A E Tate organized the program, with club singing led by Dr W L Jackson. Visitors included Rev C P Coble of South Carolina and J D Roddey of Charlotte.
The statement notes that the knife should point toward the plate. It clarifies this applies to the cutting edge of the knife pointing toward the plate for proper table etiquette.
A compact English lesson notes common misuses of quite and pronunciation tips for arte rial. It defines obscenity as impure language and offers a daily vocabulary goal with guidance on word mastery and usage.
Daphne Brett, torn between romance and ambition, plans a grand Flamingo Club party to impress her circle and a potential fiancée, Larry Smith, while Jennifer pursues theater work with Gordon Herzberg and Daphne contemplates her own dramatic choices.
John McDowell Moore and associates have purchased controlling interest in the Decorah Cotton Mills of Lexington. Partners include Alfred Moore G L Chandler and D W Anderson. Purchase price is about 120000 dollars with holders of 6000 shares paid 20 a share. Moore plans to move to Lexington to resume operations soon. A Massachusetts bill would require uniform bumper height on cars to aid pushing.
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