Swimming Lessons Begin For YWCA Girls this Spring
The YW Industrial department launches a six week swimming course for club girls starting April 1. Barbara Warren, certified Red Cross instructor, will teach each Tuesday night from 6 30 to 7 30 at the YMCA pool. A physical exam is set for March 18 at 7 in Dr. W T Tice’s Burrus Clinic.
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Industrial Department
The
YWCA
Barbara Warren
Red Cross
YMCA
W. T. Tice
Burrus Clinic
Allen Jay Study Group Set With Mrs Taylor Speaker
The Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association will host its third study group at the school tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Mrs F R Taylor as speaker on Your Family Is Your Fortune Mrs Larah Purvis child survey chairman announced The final session of the series will be held next week.
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Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
F. R. Taylor
Larah Purvis
Allen Jay ‘A
Miss Coates Fetes New Bridge Club
The Toowoomba bridge club met at Mrs. C. B. Hall's Homestead avenue home last evening with Miss Edith Coates as hostess. High score went to Miss Samuels and low to Miss Peggy Morris. Attending were Mesdames Billie Callahan B Hall Irene Watson S J Mitchell Grace Martin and Miss Martha Moser. The next meeting is scheduled for April 1 at Mrs. Billie Callahan's Oakwood rt apartments.
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Toowoomba Bridge Club
C. B. Hall
Homestead Avenue
Edith Coates
Samuels
Peggy Morris
Mesdames
Billie Callahan
B. Hall
Irene Watson
S. J. Mitchell
Grace Martin
Martha Moser
Oakwood Rt
Thomas Child Feted At Party
Ronnie Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Kizer celebrated his first birthday at a party Monday afternoon at his home on White Oak street. Following contests and singing ice cream novelty moulds and birthday cake were served to Judy Gail Jones Phyllis Harmon Paula and Betty Wheeles and Jerry Larry and Hannie Mae Cra.
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Ronnie Thomas
Purcells Welcome Twin Sons at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs Douglas Purcelle announce twin sons born March 14 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. The twins are Douglas Ear! and David Car), with the family sharing joy at the High Point hospital.
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S Purcelles
Douglas R. Purcelle
Douglas Ear
David Car
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Glenda Sle Beck
Roy Beck
High Point Route Five
Glenda
Sue
Washington Street
High Point E Memorial Hospital
Billy Ray Hill
Byron Hill
Route Three
High Point
Billy Ray
Cardens
Dewey Carden
Anderson Street
Dewey Clyde, Jr
Carden
Betty Carroll
Church Brotherhood Meeting Set With YMCA Speaker
The Brotherhood of the First Evangelical and Reformed church will host its March supper meeting Thursday at seven. H. M. Angle of Cone Memorial YMCA Greens boro will speak, with Ed gar Hartley of the local YMCA introducing. Visitors invited by president F. W. Gibbardt. Circle three of the Woman's society of Christian service meets Thursday at 7:30 at 412 Forest Avenue with Mrs. Glenn Doby and Mrs. Paul Craver hosting.
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Brotherhood of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. M. Angle
Cone Memorial Ymca
Greensboro
Edgar Hartley
YMCA
F. W. Gibbardt
Leventritt Wins Open Pair Championship at Winter Carnival
Peter Leventritt of New York dazzled kibitzers at St Paul in the Winter Carnival Tourney open pair event, teaming with Charles Groden to win. He faced a tough hand by declarer play, avoiding the expected spade and club issue by winning with the ace and led the eight of diamonds through dummy’s ace.
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WM. J. McKenney
America
NBA
St. Paul, Minn
Peter Leventritt
New York
Leventritt
St. Paul
Charles Groden
West
Leventritt Wins Six Odd Against West In Diamond Victory
East opened boldly with seven diamonds and Leventritt countered by leading a diamond from dummy. He later trumped, ruffed, and forced a sequence that left both the queen of spades and queen of clubs good, resulting in six odds for the declarer.
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East
Leventritt
West
Declarer
Smith Child Feted On Birthday
Mr and Mrs Bill Smith entertained Saturday evening at their home on route 6 for their daughter Joyce Beryl who was celebrating her fourth birthday. During the evening games and contests were in play with Charles Misenhammer as a prize winner. Ice cream and birthday cakes were served to guests Donald and Patsy Everheart Frankie Griffin William and Cora Lee Kimsey Ronald Tucker Edna Lucas Geraldine Tuttle Charles and Garry Misenhammer Charles and Jimmy Robbins Robbie and Doris Winslow and Armenia Smith.
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Bill Smith
Route 6
Joyce Beryl
Charles Misenhammer
Donald
Patsy Everheart
Frankie Griffin
William
Cora Lee Kimsey
Ronald Tucker
Edna Lucas
Geraldine Tuttle
Charles
Garry Misenhammer
Jimmy Robbins
Robbie
Doris Winslow
Armenia Smith
Dover family travels to Chattanooga to be with Lula Trimby
Mr and Mrs Raymond H Dover Mr and Mrs George L Dover and John E Dover of Philadelphia Pa left Monday for Chatanooga Tenn to be at the bedside of Mrs Lula Trimby who is critically ill She is a sister of the Dovers cam Mr and Mrs C L Westmoreland and sons Charles and Teddy of King were week end guests of Mr and Mrs V E Hayworth and family Dr Velma Matthews head of the biology department at Coker College Hartsville S C is spending a few days here with Mr and Mrs Buck Matthews at their home 830 Circle drive Dr Matthews is a sister of Mr Matthews MacARTHUR SUPPORTED CANBERRA March 19 Australian Minister of External Affairs Herbert V Evatt said today the Australian government agreed with Gen MacArthurs view that armed occupation of Japan should be terminated as early as possible.
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Raymond H. Dover
George L. Dover
John E. Dover
Philadelpha
Chatanooga
Tenn
Lula Trimby
C. L. Westmoreland
Velma Matthews
Coker College
Hartsville
S. C
Mrs
Buck Matthews
Circle Drive
Dr. Matthews
Mr. Matthews
MacArthur
Canberra
Herbert V. Evatt
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
OES Heads Fete Officers With Farewell Party
Mrs. Susie Oldham and Fleet Lewis honored High Point chapter 106 officers with a farewell party at the Masonic Temple lounge Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed jonquil and forsythia decor, games led by Mrs. Margaret Oldham and Mrs. Irene McFarland, and refreshments in a dining room with color themed tables and a white calla lilies cross.
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Susie Oldham
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Fleet Lewis
Masonic Temple
Margaret Oldham
Irene McFarland
Marion Ellington
Federal Job Exams Open In Social Security and Engineering Offices
Civil service exams will fill posts for field and claims assistants in the social security area as announced by W. T. Winslow of the U S civil service examiners. Applications must reach by April 17 with winslow at the local post office. Posts in the Wilmington engineering office include draftsmen across multiple disciplines with no written test and a salary up to 3397 20 yearly. Applications must be in by April 10 and results will be probationary for one year before potential permanency.
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Civil Service
Social Security Board
W. T. Winslow
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Federal Board of Examiners
Winslow
U. S
Wilmington
First Reformed Brotherhood To Hear Mr Angel
A mane meeting of the Men's brotherhood at First Evangelical and Reformed church will be held in the basement Thursday night at 7 o clock. H M Angel of Greensboro secretary of the Cone Memorial YMCA will address the members.
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Men's Brotherhood
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. M. Angel
Greensboro
Cone Memorial Ymca
Brotherhood
Angel
Scheduling chaos as networks push late changes
Radio listings show times in PM EST with adjustments for CST and MST. Programs include serials, news blocks, dramas, music shows, and repeats, all shifting by one or two hours depending on zone.
Thomasville Judge Gets 500 Raise to 2500 Yearly
Thomasville city council in a called session approved a $500 annual salary increase for the recorder's court judge bringing the annual pay to $2,500 and for the solicitor up to $2,000. Howard Steed was reappointed judge and L Roy Hughes solicitor for two years starting April 1 following backing by the Thomasville bar association.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Recorder’s Court
Thomasville Bar Association
Carl C. Wilson
J. Roy Proctor
Bar Association
North Carolina General Assembly
R. Gregg Cherry
Howard Steed
L. Roy Hughes
Steed
Hughes
Davidson Recorder’s Court
Lexington
Wilson
Japan Braces as Ground Sinks Under Heavy Rains
Record rainfall causes ground subsidence in parts of Japan with floods and infrastructure concerns. Wampum beads, historically used by North American Indians as currency, derive value from color with dark hardshell clam wampum regarded as the most valuable.
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Japan
Tips for Teens on Manners Over Fashion
Practical guide urging teens to prioritize good manners over wardrobe. Advises disposing gum, avoiding lipstick marks on fountains, cleaning up lunch area, and reserving hair styling for private spaces. Emphasizes school as a place to appear neat, fully clothed, and well groomed.
George Daniel Held On Whisky Charge In Thomasville
George Daniel a 45 year old Thomasville resident faces a recorder court trial Friday on prohibition for sale charges. Deputy Lashley and sheriff's deputies arrested him after locating three gallons of whiskey at his home and two more gallons in a nearby field. Daniel posted a $150 bond.
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George Daniel
Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Rt. 2
W. Fr. Lashley
Sheriff's Department
Daniel
Lashley
Processed foods meeting U S Agriculture standards
A historical notice notes that processed foods meeting USDA grades A B and C are wholesome and nutritious with lower grades typically priced more reasonably.
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U. S
Sun-Bleached Virginians Safe After Dramatic Rescue
Two sunburned Virginians recovered after 11 days adrift in a Gulf power boat. W Hiorace Blanchard 32 Newport News and Charles King 18 Hamp ton were rescued by an Army air forces aided amphibian from MacDill field after a flare sighting. They credited prayer and a stout boat for survival. Capt. James Blanchard remained aboard the yacht for seven days before tow to Key West.
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Fla
Gulf of Mexico
W._ Hiorace Blanchard
Newport News
Charles King
Hampton
MacDill
Blanchard
MacDill Field
Army Air Forces
Rhojan I
James Blanchard
Horace
Key West
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