Industrial department of YWCA holds breakfast and worship
The Industrial department of the YWCA will hold its annual breakfast and worship service Sunday at 9 AM at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Miss Carlene Kearns chairs arrangements, with Faye Clin and Ruby Parker assisting, followed by a department choir program and attendance at First Presbyterian Church. Reservations are due at the YWCA office by noon on the day.
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YWCA
Adams Memorial Ywca
Adams Club
Carlene Kearns
Faye Clin
Ruby Parker
First Presterian Church
Ywca Ofice
Victory Bells Meet Tonight at 902 North Hamilton Street
Miss Marion Leonard will be tested to the Victory Bells when I meet tonight at 8 o'clock at home.
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Marion Leonard
Tess
North
Hamilton Reet
Chester C
Jack) Cooper
City
Points North
Chicago
Ill
Tea and Topics club meets Thursday afternoon
The Tea and Topics club will meet Thursday at 3:30 PM at 821 College Drive hosted by Mrs G I Humphreys. The item mentions a past excursion train sponsored by a Board of Trade and a first through railroad journey across the United States.
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Tea and Topics Club
G. I. Humphreys
College Drive
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Board of Trade
Harry Alexander
Rotary Drive
Amos
Tea and
Country Club
Wild Flower Garden Club
D. L. Bouldin
Forest Hill Drive
Joey Paylor
Elise Smith
Creomulsion Ad Warns Cough May Signal Danger
An advertising notice warns that a three day cough may signal danger and chronic bronchitis if untreated. It claims Creomulsion goes to the cough seat, loosens phlegm, aids healing, contains no narcotics, and offers money back if relief isn’t quick. The copy urges asking a druggist for Creomulsion.
Asheboro Brides Featured In Local Weddings News
Miss Fannie Leigh Williams and Charles N. Cranford wed in Chesterfield on March 7. Lelia Carter and Henry Ingold married February 22 in Chesterfield South Carolina. Eileen Sellers and Claude Marley tied the knot February 21 in Cascade Idaho. Eva Lee King and Ralph Williamson wed on March 6. All couples reside in or near Asheboro with ties to local families and communities.
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Asheboro
Fannie Leigh Williams
Charles N. Cranford
Farmer
Chesterfield
Pacific
Lelia Carter
P. S. Carter
Balfour Community
Henry Ingold
Ila Ingold
S. C
James Vincannon
Eileen Sellers
Claude Marley
Cascade
Idaho
Rev.Greenlee
Gardenas
Marley
W. D. Skeen
Liberty
Mr. Marley
Earl T. Marley
Eva Lee King
Ralph Williamson
Williamson
Ima King
Seagrove
Seagrove High School
Burlington Mills
Central Alls
Mr. Williamson
J. H. Williamson
Steeds
Star High School
Armed Forces
Local Weddings and Society Notes From Asheboro Area
Aline Craven and Frank C. Jarvis wed January 4 in York South Carolina with Jarvis from North Wilkesboro. Pearl Bray and Edward Snow married March 8 in Asheboro at Rev J B Fulp’s home. Barbara Wright and Cpl Vernon Malloy wed March 5 in Bennettsville S C Malloy stationed at Fort Bragg with S2nd airborne division. Mrs Paul Craven hosted a Rock club evening with three tables and prizes. Nancy Dean James, eight, treated at High Point Memorial Boulevard unit. her family from Asheville visiting the James home.
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W. A. Craven
Asheboro
Aline
Frank C. Jarvis
North Wilkesboro
York, S. C
Jarvis
R. L. Jarvis
Miss Pearl Bray
Edward Snow
J. B. Fulp
Snow
Joe Bray
Franklinville
Siler City
Mr. Snow
Ervin Snow
Jonesville
State Highway
Thomasville
Barbara Madelyn Wright
Vernon James Malloy
Fort Bragg
Bennettsville
S. C
Arthur Wright
Francie J. Malloy
Helen Malloy
Brooklyn
Malloy
S2nd _ airborne division
Paul Craven
Rock Club
Fred Bane
Warren Jeffreys
J. M. Neal
Solomon claims world bridge title with clever play
In a world championship clash Charles J. Solomon of Philadelphia defeats rivals and captions the title. A detailed hand shows Solomon steering the dummy into the master position by a strategic diamond shift after West grinds the third heart.
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Oon
Charles J. Solomon
Philadelphia
West
Declarer
Solomon
East
Life-Saving Sulfonamides Can Cause Allergic Reactions
Sulfonamide drugs have saved many lives but can trigger allergic reactions including skin rashes, swelling, hives, and headaches. Reactions may appear hours to weeks after starting treatment or after topical use on skin ulcers and burns. Stop the drug to test causality and manage with fluids, cool compresses, and doctor guidance.
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Kina
Estures Syndicate, Inc
Local Birth Announcements From High Point Area
The notices report several births: Cynthia Kay Lawson born March 15 at Washington street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Brozie H Lawson Glenoa. Joyce Ann Laprade born March 17 at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs A R Laprade Dayton Street. Nancy Gail Manley born March 23 at Phoebe Putney Hospital Albany Georgia to Mr and Mrs Billy Manley. Manley is from High Point via Vera Crosley. Nancy Elizabeth Green born March 17 at Boulevard unit of Norway hospital to Mr and Mrs N K Green West Russell Street.
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C. L. Trimnal
Wise Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Iris James
Boulevard Unit
T. F. Kerns
Tipton Street
Canan SS
Ken Boulevard Unit
Henry Freeman
Boulevard
Charles E. Hays
Morris Street
Edward Jordon
Russell Jordon
Thurston Street
Clyde Coe
Willowbrook Street
The
Point Memorial Hospital
James Garner
Gatewood Avenue
H. J. Peck
South Main Street
A. D. Green
East Green Street
Or Ld
Joyce Ann Laprade
A. R. Lar Prade
Dayton Street
Joyce Ann
Nancy Gail Manley
Billy Manley
Albany, Ga
Nancy Gail
Phoebe Pulnee
Manley
Vera Crosley
That City
Mr. Manley
High Point
A Ee
N. K. Green
West Russell Street
Nancy Elizabeth
Month-Old Babe Loses 2 Teeth
In Baltimore on March 24 an infant Dolores Hope Hammerslin aged one month had two lower front incisors extracted by Dr. Barry B. Auerbach. The doctor said the teeth were present at birth and were removed because the mother feared the child might swallow a loose tooth. Dolores cried little during the procedure.
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Baltimore
Dolores Hope Hammerslin
Barry B. Auerbach
Dolores
Social calendar highlights for Miss Amos week in Winston-Salem
Numerous clubs and hosts schedule events honoring Miss Eleanor Amos. From coffee at the Gray home to luncheons, dinners, and open houses, groups including AAUW, Wayside Garden Club, Em erywood Country Club, and the Woman's Club coordinate speaker events, study club meetings, and a March dinner dance with Louise Shelton’s all-girl orchestra. A wide range of venues across Winston-Salem host the activities.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
R. I. Quigley
Westwood
Bruce Conrad
R. T. Holton
Lawrence Matton
Eleanor Amos
Themerywood Country Club
C. E. Rozzella
Winston-Salem
Woman's Club
Blake Thompson
Sunset Drive
Emile H. Serposs
A. C. Sawyer
West Farriss Avenue
William E. Edgerton
Guilford College
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sherston Hotel
James I. Groome, Jr
Howell Street
Miss Amos
Priscilla Club
Vernon Idol
North Dain Street
Sky Club
Sarah Ray
Vera Smith
Er Brooks
Mesdames C. A. Kropf
Mabel Campbell
Emerywood Country Club
Esther Ingram
M. B. Ingram
Gilbert Street
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Amos
Louise Shelton
Tips for Teens on Dates and Fashion Etiquette
Readers ask about dating expenses for out of state guests and how teens can meet older boys. Advice covers paying travel and hosting costs, planning mixed gatherings, and dressing up for parties. Editorial note invites tips on skincare.
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Governor Dummer Academy
Prep Schol
Ans
Elinor Williams
Aging slows average reaction time after signal
The average person’s reaction time to a signal lengthens with age from 0.60 seconds at ages 20 to 29 to 0.66 seconds for people over 60, indicating slower reflexes in older adults.
Apple orchards show 283000 bushels Cortland in 1946
New England apple growers estimate orchards produced about 283000 bushels of Cortland apples in 1946 reflecting a strong season for the variety across the region.
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New England
Cortlands
WOW Delegates Named to State Convention in Charlotte
Glenn T. Smith John T. Bru ton and Edgar O. Johnson to be delegates to the North Carolina jurisdiction Head Camp meeting of Woodmen of the World in Charlotte April 21 and 22. More than 400 delegates from local camps expected to report on activities and plans. Farrar Newberry national president Charles A. Hines and Talmage E. Newton will speak. J Milton Todd Jr head consul presides at business session at Hotel Charlotte.
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Glenn T. Smith
John T. Bruton
Edgar O. Johnson
North Carolina
Woodmen
World Life Insurance Society
Charlotte
Farrar Newberry
Omaha
Neb
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
Board of Auditors
Talmage E. Newton
J. Milton Todd, Jr
South Tryon Street
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline .Hoover
WCA
Blue Plate
Mexico
Brazil
Guatemala
Colombia
Tennessee
Hilma Seay
Memphis
Tenn
Maid of Cotton
Kenneth McKellar
Dem
Capitol
Miss Seay
King Cotton
Paris
Nancy Dean James
Ralph James
Dora Brown
K. L. Penland
Asheville
James
Mr. James
High Point College
McKenney
William EB. McKenney
America’s
NEA Service
Val
Ruth Anderson
John Griffin
Bill Bulla
Odell Crawford
Dorothy Hayworth
Margie
Mary Lee
Burtie Loflin
Jackson Hill
Denton
Boulevard Unit Hospital
Saran Gulledge
East Russell Street
Mabel Braham
Jamestown
Edd Sowers
J. W. Sowers
Mr. Sowers
Goldston
Chatham County
America
North li
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
Norway
Williams
B. High ST
Babe
Murray Miller
C. S. Grayson
North Main Street
American Association of University Women
J. D. Ross
J. D. Boyd
Wayside Garden Club
Henry Koonts
Ardmore Circle
R. R. Blackburn
W.O.T
J. H. Adams
Sedgefield
Joseph D. Cox
G. W. Stroupe
Hillcrest Drive
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. L. Payne
Montheu Avenue
Alcusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
W. E. Mitchell
Anne Boles
Marshall Falls
Miss Boles
Wamen
U. S
George C. Marshall
New York Fashion Academy
Second Lady of the
Pinkman
Guilford
Venetian Blind Shop
Machinelow
Princess Beauty Shop
Malm
Esso
Vaene
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