Weekly USO Dances To Be Resumed This Weekend
Miss Virginia Frank announces the USO dances at the YMCA gym to resume this Saturday after a three month lapse due to music arrangements. Clyde Henry will provide music, with around two hundred men entertained Sunday and fifty junior hostesses assisting.
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Virginia Frank
USO
YMCA
Clyde Henry
Miss Frank
Fort Bragg
Mabel Campbell
Pearl Williamson
C. W. Davis
Scott
Support The Expansion Plan For N C Symphony
Mrs Hudson urges North Carolina parents to back the expansion of the state symphony during American Education Week. She argues music education enriches student growth, promises broadcasts, children's concerts, radio programs, school records, and teacher outreach across the state from Cherokee to Currituck.
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North Carolina
Petnsion
Carolina Symphony
Theorth Carolina Symphony
Ero Wong
South
Cherokee
Currituck
Holloway Craven Vows Solmnized Oct 27 in Sanford
Miss Vittle Craven and Joseph Holloway Jr were married in a ring ceremony October 27 at 4 pm at the bride’s pastor Rev W C Harrell’s home in Sanford. The bride wore a pencil blue dress and white gloves. Holloway recently left the army after 44 months service including 16 abroad in England France and Belgium.
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Asheboro
Vittle Craven
Joseph Holloway
W. C. Harrell
Sanford
Holloway
Artemus Craven
Mr. Craven
Ramseur
Route 1
Coleridge High School
Concord
Mr. Holloway
Durham
Army
Field Artillery
England
France
Land
Belgium
Germany
Altrusa and garden clubs host varied events this week
A busy schedule across High Point features an Altrusa dinner hosted by Mrs Royster and Mabel Hargett, garden club meetings at Mrs Dallas and Mrs Powell, and a Business and Professional Women's dinner at the Sheraton with Walter Crissman speaking. Other gatherings include receptions for Rev and Mrs Hardin and Miss Elsie Ellen Moore, bridge teas for Mary Wilson Wall and Frances Holton, and a USO dance at the YMCA.
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Garden Study Club
W. W. Dallas
Greens Drive
W. T. Powell
Hillcrest Drive
Roy Braden
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Walter F. Crissman
Wesley Memorial Church
Paul Hardin, Jr
Elsie Ellen Moore
Wedding Guests Return From Ceremony To Unannounced Trip
After the ceremony the bride and groom returned to the bride's mother's home for an informal dinner and tea, then departed on a wedding trip to an unannounced destination. The groom had been employed in Concord before entering military service.
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Concord
Mrs. Holloway
Marriages Reported From Asheboro and Vicinity
Announcement lists Miss Ella Lee Frazier and Thad Ledwell wed at First Methodist parsonage with Rev. Herman F. Duncan officiating. Also notes Miss Lillie Mae Tucker by Samuel P. Linthicum in Chesterfield South Carolina with Judge Jack Horton officiating and Bainbridge boot training. Nora Reba Bunton and James Waldo Hedrick wed in Asheboro with R. A. Gaddis officiating.
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Lillie Mae Tucker
J. T. Tucker
Randleman
Samuel P. Linthicum
Seaman
J. R. Linthicum
Linthicum
Sophia
Chesterfield
S. C
Jack Horton
Nora Reba Bunton
James Waldo Hedrick
Hamptonville
R. A. Gaddis
Asheboro
Hedrick
Manley Bunton
Mr. Hedrick
Ralph, Hedrick
VFW Auxiliary Meets Tomorrow on Broad Street
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will gather Tuesday at 7:30 PM at the Broad Street home. Members are urged to attend as plans for Poppy Day set for Saturday will be made.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Broad Street
Trick-top hat adapts with mood and scarves
A versatile Glentex design called the trick-top hat offers multiple wear styles from poke bonnet to sou'wester to turban. The flat felt band with four scarf loops adjusts to head size and changes look with different scarves. Wear instructions vary by style, including tying in back and looping scarves for color coordination.
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Glentex
Former Resident Wed In Greensboro
Announcement is made here of the marriage of a former resident of this city in Greensboro. The groom, Capt. Charles Edward Tutwiler of Harrisonburg Virginia, recently returned from eleven months in Europe with the U S Army and will report to ORD in Greensboro for orders after a forty five day leave. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Dean of Greensboro, was attended by her sister Miss Catherine Dean of New York City as maid of honor and a number of attendants. An informal reception followed at the bride’s parents home prior to a wedding trip to Florida.
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Charles Edward Tutwiler
College
Baptist Park Church
Charles Edward Tuciler
Harrisonburg
Europe
U. S. Army
Ord
Greenshoro
Catherine Dean
New York City
Anna
Jean Herbin
E. L. Chapman
Archie Noel
Wintson-Salem
Frank Barri
Boston
Charles Tehpan
Lord
Greensboro
Florida
Tea and Topics Club Meeting With Mrs. Coe
The Tea and Topics club will meet at 219 Hillcrest drive on Thursday afternoon at 3 30. Mrs. W W Idol will lead the program. All members are urged to attend.
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Tea and
S. S. Coe
Hillcrest Drive
W. W. Idol
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meet Tonight at Hall
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty convene tonight at 7 30 at the Commerce street hall. Speaker W S Atkins of Washington DC will address the gathering and all members are urged to attend.
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The
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Hall
Commerce Street
W. S. Atkins
Washington, D. C
Church Social T E L Class To Meet Tuesday
The T E L class of Green Street Baptist church will hold its regular monthly business meeting on Tuesday night November 6 at the home of Mrs J H Steele 1101 Marion street. This will be an important meeting and all members are urged to attend.
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T.E.L
Green Street Baptist Church
J. H. Steele
Marion Street
Pace Makers
Wincie Cagle
East Green Street
Social Guests Include Johnsons and Campbells in Salisbury Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell and sons Billy and Gene spent the week end in Salisbury with Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Campbell’s parents Mr. and Mrs. JH Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons hosted dinner guests noon yesterday including Miss Joy Briggs of Greensboro Samuel Levering of Mr. Airy and Mr. and Mrs. David Parsons Jr. and son David III of Guilford College. Marie Strother left yesterday for Wilmington to play piano with Virgil West’s orchestra at the Plantation Club.
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Elmer Johnson
Raymond Campbell
Billy and
Gene
Salisbury
Johnson
Mrs. Campbell
JH. V. Myers
D. H. Parsons
Marie Strother
Wilmington
Virgil West
Plantation
Confronted declarers fail to smother trump tricks in bridge
A bridge problem shows North South vulnerable with North dealer. South should avoid banging ace when East shows out and instead play a seven to smother West trump honors. Proper play sequence could limit West to three trump tricks and salvage the contract.
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North East South West
West
Declarer
East
South
Dummy
Postpone Study Group a Week at Allen Jay School
The Allen Jay school PTA sponsored Study Group will not be held tonight. It will meet next Monday night November 12 at the school in connection with the regular PTA meeting. The leader for that night will be announced later.
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Allen Jay School
Religious Meet in Durham Focuses on Christ Principles
Two hundred students and leaders from 28 colleges in Virginia and North Carolina gathered in Durham to apply Christ principles to modern problems. Dr. David Jones of Bennett College urged demonstrating equality in democracy by treating minority groups fairly within its borders.
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Durham
Virginia
North Carolina
David Jones
Bennett College
Greensboro
North Carolina College For
Duke University
Women honor Mrs Rozzelle and Mrs Taylor in Asheboro
Asheboro observers from First and Central Methodist churches hosted an afternoon tribute for Mrs C E Rozzelle and Mrs S W Taylor at a local home. The event featured receiving lines, tea and treats, with ministers wives assisting and other community members in attendance. Also honored were two discharged Gibson servicemen Hoyt L Redding and Milton C Redding at a separate family gathering in Asheboro.
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Asheboro
First
Central
C. E. Rozzelle
S .W. Taylor
K. H. Ll
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Taylor
Rankin Memorial Church
High Point
Jack Bulla
Virginia Barker
A. I. Ferree
Frank White
M. Q. Tuttle
Herman Duncan
C. F. Smith
R. D. Lowdermilk
John Branson
Herman Crawford
Gibson
Hoyt L. Redding
Milton C. Redding
Sally
Edith McCain
Hoyt
England
Milton
Europe
Minister in Armed Service in Tokyo But Not Chaplain
Ralph Fowler a Methodist minister with the army intelligence service in Tokyo has been promoted to captain. He enlisted to join the fighting end of the army and served on Pacific islands before moving to Tokyo with occupation forces. His parents say his wife and infant son in Richmond await his return.
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Ralph Fowler
Army Intelligence Service
Tokyo
W. H. Fowler
Rt. 3
Capt
Fowler
Savatal Pacific Islands
Tokeyo
Mr. Fowler
Blueprint to convert tobacco barns for curing sweet potatoes
The agricultural engineering department at State College offers a plan to adapt tobacco barns for drying and storing sweet potatoes. The proposal outlines steps to repurpose existing structures and optimize curing conditions.
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Agricultural Engineering Department
State College
Miss Blaylock to Wed Mr Middleton in December
Asheboro notice announces the engagement of Miss Jean Elizabeth Blalock to James G. Middleton son of Mr and Mrs James Gillispie Middleton of Wilmington. The ceremony is planned for December. Jean Elizabeth Blalock is UNC Greensboro 1945 graduate with a secretarial science degree. Middleton attended Wake Forest and after naval service is at Yale New Haven.
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Asheboro
Oscar Blalock
Jean Elizabeth
James G. Middleton
James Gillispie Middleton
Wilmington
Miss Blalock
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Middleton
Wake Forest College
Navy
Naval Air Corps
Yale University
New London, Connecticut
Inner-Aid promotes relief from gas and stomach upset
Local man reports drastic improvement after using Inner-Aid a tonic claiming to cleanse bowels reduce gas and soothe the stomach. The testimonial notes the product contains juices from 12 herbs and is sold at High Point drug stores.
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High Point
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Royster Thurman
Johnson Street
Mabel Hargett
Jack Allan Cheek
Mary Wilson Wall
Frances Holton
Robert Cottam
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L. C. Matton
Adams Memorial Building
C. Hamer Miller
American Legion
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Ione Lowe
Bridg Elect
Sedgefield Inn
Emerywood Country Club
Allen Burton
Aira Road
Mary Ilson Wall
Clyde
Ella Lee Frazier
Thad Ledwell
First Methodist Church
Herman F. Duncan
Ledwell
W. D. Frazier
Liberty
Liberty High School
C. T. Ledwell
North Fayetteville Street
Bainbridge
VFW
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North-South Vulnerable
Rozzele
Penetro
Miss Blaylock
Mr. Middleton
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Wagger
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Elaine
Tam
English Street
Floral Garden Park
S. E. Taylor
W.M.E.R
Watkins
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