Luncheon to Honor DAR Official and Visitors Tuesday
Mrs. J. C. Moore hosts a Tuesday luncheon at Rotary Drive home at 1 PM honoring Miss Virginia Horne vice regent of the North Carolina Daughters of American Revolution and Miss Elizabeth Horne with other guests from Edwards, Mt Gilead. Virginia Horne will address the Alexander Martin chapter at 3 PM at Mrs. J. C. Sheloff’s home. An important board meeting is set for 2:45 PM.
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J. C. Moore
Rotary Drive
Virnia Horne
North Carolina
Daughters of American Evolution
Elizabeth Horne
Ruthevon
Leslie Huntley
Adesboro
P. R. Rankin
Mt. Gilead
Virginia Horne
Alexander Martin
D. A
J. C. Sheloff
North Main Street
Executive Board and Musical Art Club Meet Tomorrow
Executive board meeting precedes the Musical Art Club gathering tomorrow at 7 45 PM. The session will be held at the home of Mrs R T Amos on Forest Hill Drive.
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Musical Art Club Meets Tomorrow
Musical Art Club
R. T. Amos
Forest Hill Drive
Local C E S To Hold Service At Greensboro Home
The Order of the Eastern Star High Point chapter No. 106 will hold a special service at the Masonic home in Greensboro this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. C M McKinney will be guest speaker and Allen Jay High school will provide special music under Mrs T Bennison. Attendees should meet at the Masonic temple in High Point at 2 o'clock. Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock the regular meeting will be at the Masonic temple.
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Order of the Eastern Star
High Point
Greensboro
C. M. McKinney
Ward Street Methodist Church
Allen Jay High School
T. Bennison
Masonic Temple
Y-Teens Schedule Week Activities and Meetings
Y-Teen clubs announce a week of meetings at the Junior high school and YWCA. Seventh graders meet Monday at 3 30 pm, Live Yers eighth graders and ninth graders Tuesday at 4 15 pm, and tenth to twelfth graders Thursday at 4 15 pm. A Monday 4 15 pm state conference delegation meeting is planned at the YWCA. Canteen for eleventh and twelfth grades Friday 10 to 11 30 pm. Chorus audition and singing meet Monday at 4 pm at the YWCA.
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YWCA
Rebecca Lodge Initiation At Commerce Street Meeting
At the Magdalene Lodge initiation night on Friday six candidates were admitted. Mrs Maggie Evans presided as noble grand at Commerce street home. The next meeting is scheduled for November 21 at 7 30.
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Commerce Street
Maggie Evans
Noble Grand
Our Baby Album Children Reach Birthday Milestones
Wanda Louise Loflin turned one on October 2 at Route 3 High Point. Sally Kaye Schram marked her second birthday on November 1, daughter of A. T. Schram Route 4 High Point. Robert Dale O Ham celebrated his first birthday on November 5, son of George W. O Ham 1123 South Main. Carol Anne Pope was three on November 5, daughter of Chalmer Pope Route 6 High Point. Brenda Gayle Stutts turned one recently, daughter of E. J. Stutts 2103 Almina Lynn Rae Johnson had her first birthday on November 2, daughter of Wayne L. Johnson 310 Whittier Street.
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Wanda Louise .Loflin
Red Loflin
High Point
Sally Kaye Schram
Center
A. T. Schram
Robert Dale O’ham
George W. O'Ham
South Main Street
Carol Anne Pope
Chalmer Pope
Route 6
Brenda Gayle Stutts
E. J. Stutts
Almina Street
Lynn Rae Johnson
Wayne L. Johnson
Whittier Street
Claud P. (Kirk) Kirkman III
P. Kirkman, Jr
Forrest Avenue
Linda Irene Baker
William Baker
Columbus
Ohio
Donald Wayne Bowman
L. G. Bowman
Route 3
Perfume Application and 1946 Paper Shipment Note
A fragment notes perfumes should be applied to the skin to use body warmth for diffusion. It also cites the U S government printing tier Payee reporting 4 196 carloads of paper in 1946.
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U. S
Kiwanis Luncheon Hears Dr Brown on The Advancing South
At the Sheraton, Kiwanis guest Dr Frederick F Brown pastor of First Baptist Knoxville spoke on The Advancing South. He warned progress in cotton timber and industry requires maintaining spiritual strength and strong homes with faith guiding growth. Visitors included Biddle Jones Cook Rawlings and Perry won attendance prize.
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Kiwanis
Sheraton Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Frederick F. Brown
First Baptist Church
Knoxville
Tenn
Thomas Dodamead
Dr. Brown
South
Henry
Grady
White House
Georgia
John T. Biddle
Asheboro
P. T. Jones, Sr
Corinth
Miss
William H. Cook
Buffalo
N. Y
Austin Child Dies After Truck Accident in Salisbury
Allen Wilmont Austin four year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Austin of Salisbury Maryland died after being struck by a truck while crossing a street He suffered a brain concussion and never regained consciousness Survivors include parents three sisters Judy Marian and Nancy and paternal grandparents Harry and Mrs Austin of South China Maine Funeral is set for Monday in Salisbury with interment there
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Allen Wilmont Austin
Kenneth Austin
Salisbury
Austin
Bera Brown
Judy
Marian
Nancy
Harry Austin
South China
Maine
Graham's Stand On Communism Publicized by Paper
The Daily Tar Heel published with permission a letter from University of North Carolina President Frank P. Graham opposing communism. He asserts support for the American bill of rights and democracy prevailing over fascism and communism. The letter was written before his two month trip to the Dutch East Indies as an American representative on a UN commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Tar Heel
University of North Carolina
Frank P. Graham
Russia
Graham
Dutch East Indies
Health Education Conference in Charlotte Next Week
A state wide health education conference sponsored by the North Carolina Hospital Association will be held in Charlotte on November 12 and 13. Reid Holmes, general chairman, says it is the first of its kind in the state and may become an annual event. The notice notes copper finery dust can cause arsenic poisoning to those exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina Hospital Association
Reid Holmes
Council On Public Education
N. C. Hospital Association
North Carolina
Charlotte Students Under Quarantine
Dilworth Elementary in Charlotte quarantines third grade students and the classroom teacher after a ill student contracts meningitis. Affected pupils include those who rode the bus with the patient. Health officer Dr. M. B. Bethel notes sulfa drugs are effective in treatment.
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Charlotte
Dilworth
M. B. Bethel
Bethel
Carolinas colleges share Gossatt gift of 20000 dollars
Charlotte textile retiree B B Gossatt donated 20000 dollars to two Carolinas colleges. Clemson College received 10000 dollars for a scholarship fund and North Carolina State 10000 dollars for a lecture series. A note mentions young mallard ducks swimming a third of a mile after leaving the nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
B. B. Gossatt
Carolinas College
Ois
Clemson College
North Carolina State
Virginia potato growers consider five percent acreage cut
About 500 growers met in Norfolk and agreed to prune the 1948 spring planting by five percent if six competing states including Maryland New Jersey New York California and the Carolinas also reduce. The cut would be allowed only if the Agriculture Department deems it necessary to stabilize prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia
Carolinas
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
California
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DAR
Moonbeam
Lrogerss Sterling
Ilpreri
C. E
Rebecca Lodge
Mary Ella Ingram
IND
DEPT
Our
Holliwell
Beauticians
Ella Teeter
Hazel Yodzio
Mildred Dowdy
Teeters Beauty Shop
Rae
AGL
Cuata
Kenneth Austins’ Small Son
Salisbury, Md
Winston-Salem
Continental Beauty School
High Point, N. C
G. I
Clemson
N. C
Ward ST
Meke Tet
Holy Bible
CTU
Lee
Thomasville
E. Commerce St
Silky
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