Local Schools Attend Eighth Annual Cleveland Symphony Matinee
About 185 music students from High Point schools attended the eighth annual matinee by the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra in Aycock auditorium at Woman's College Greensboro. Twenty eight cars ferried students, accompanied by music faculty and about fifteen parents. Roughly 300 people watched the concert.
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High Point
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Aycock
Woman's College
Greensboro
Symphony
Mrs. Sarah Pike Heads to Danville for Millinery Manager Post
Mrs. Sarah Pike left yesterday for Danville Virginia to begin her new job as manager of Hat Box a millinery shop in Sanville. Granite is described as the hardest and most durable stone.
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Sarah Pike
Danville, Va
Hat Box
Sanville
Jewish Council Discusses Platts For New Project
The Council of Jewish Women met at Mrs. Max Boneson Parkways home with Mrs. Tobias presiding. They discussed a National Council conference in Atlantic City on combining foreign service work with refugee aid to help establish homes for homeless girls ages 13 to 21 in war-torn Europe, with Athens already hosting one.
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Council of Jewish Women
Max Boneson
Tobias
Atlantic City
National Council
National Refugee Service
Ywcas
Europe
Athens
Greece
South’s risky double leads to a spade contract loss
In a four handed bridge deal East opened and South misread a double. South’s bid to two spades after a double cost 1100 points as West would have passed for penalties. South blocked North from bidding by taking the highest ranking suit, avoiding a safer two hearts contract.
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East
South
West
North
Births announced for Brenda Edell and Judy Carol Vestal
Mr and Mrs Claude J Queer of 205 Oak Street announce Brenda Edell born Friday March 15. Mrs Queen is the Miss Denise Harris of this city. See Judy Carol Vestal born March 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Vestal of Rt 1 Thomasville.
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Queens
Claude J. Queer
205
Oak Street
Brenda Edell
Queen
Denise Harris
Judy Carol Vestal
Paul Vestal
Rt. 1
Thomasville
Judy Carol
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jolly Twelve Meet Tonight in Hig Point
The Jolly Twelve club meets tonight at Mrs. George Estes home 509 Decatur Street Hig Point. The event is announced this morning as the new organized social group’s gathering.
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Jolly Twelve Club
Hig Point
George Estes
Decatur Street
OES Initiates Group Saturday at High Point Chapter
The High Point chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will initiate eleven new candidates during a Saturday ceremony at 8 o clock. Seven additional candidates will be featured in a separate initiation event.
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OES
High Point Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Saturda Ovens
Church Social Activities Reported For Oak Hill Area
Several church groups schedule meetings this week. The Anderson Memorial class at Oak Hill Friends plans a March 22 gathering at 7 30 pm at Dwight and Dw ight Duttons 406 Whittier street. The Willing Workers class of First Pilgrim Holiness hosts a 7 30 pm home meeting for members at Ada Pipkins 1011 Fast Commerce street. The So u Side Baptist prayer group meets Saturday night at 7 30 pm at Early Balls 1703 Bristol street with speaker W R Jones. Ward Street Circle Three Women’s Society plans 7 30 pm gathering at Stone street home of Moyer Harris with J C Gray as associate hostess.
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Oak Hill
Anderson Memorial
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ada Pipkin
Fast Commerce Street
PRA Merting
South Side Baptist Church
Ward Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Moyer Harris
Stone Street
J. C. Gray
Suffering Builds Christian Character Says Dr. Collins
Dr. Oliver J. Collins of Wilmington told First Methodist Church listeners that suffering shapes Christian character and leads to victory. He cited Hebrews 5 8 and said Jesus learned obedience through suffering and turned defeat into glory. Collins plans further talks with nightly revival through March 29 and will speak on Gods Hunger tonight. He and Rev. Weldon are conducting personal visits today.
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Oliver J. Collins
Wilmington
Del
First Methodist Church
Collins
Methodist Church
Jess
Dr. Collins
Rev
Wilson O. Weldon
California Holds Over Half The Pacific Coastline
A terse fact note states California occupies more than half of the United States Pacific coastline. It also notes the moon has no light and describes an underwater dive record of 500 feet in an experimental lab setting. The tone is dry and scientific.
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California
Pacific
United States
Adorable girls frock pattern 4689 offered by Enterprise
Pattern 4689 for a charming little girl frock in sizes 2 4 6 and 8. Size 6 requires 1 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric and costs twenty cents sent to Enterprise at 69 for details.
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Enterprise
Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book Debuts With Hats and Gilet Set
Pattern department announces Just Out Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book featuring size and style numbers The 15 cent price includes free pattern and directions for making a hat and gilet set printed in the book.
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Anne Adams
Common cancer sites and Aztec lead crayon use
Among men the most common cancer sites are stomach intestines and male genital organs. Lead crayons were used by the Aztecs in the time of Cortez.
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Cortez
Eight Cities Bid For State 600-Bed Hospital Site
Raleigh and six other cities including Salisbury Gastonia Wilson Elizabeth City and Greensboro submitted briefs proposing sites for the state medical care commission 600 bed hospital and UNC medical school. Charlotte and Asheville seek later briefs. Decision expected by June 30.
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Raleigh
Salisbury
Gastonia
Wilson
Elizabeth City
Greensboro
State Medical Care Commission
University of North Carolina Medical School
Charlotte
Asheville
North Carolina Projects 331000 Acres of Soybeans This Year
North Carolina farmers anticipate planting 331000 acres of soybeans in 1946, per Agriculture Department estimates. Nationwide soyplantings total about 11840000 acres, down 12 percent from 1945, though still above the 10 year average of about 10000000 acres. Raccoons are noted as a major problem for the crew. Montreal served as Canada's capital from 1844 to 1849.
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Washington
North Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Department
Montreal
Canada
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