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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1946

Page

10

New Romford School Teaches Life Skills Beyond Books

Inington Connecticut a new Romford program invites 73 students aged 13 to 21 to live and study with leaders from industry and government for two weeks. They learn self direction, debate, social ease, and practical skills from guests like Edward R. Stett, Joseph W. Frazer, and Dr. Thomas. Educators call it an ambitious shift toward a scientific yet culturally aware citizen training.

Ington Conn NEA Thamford School Edward R. Stetn U. S Quo Tai-Chi UN Security Joseph W. Frazer William 3. Ziff Dr. Thomas Utah Ziff Romford Creyptingess William Wood Marine Corps Okinawa China States

Local County Commissioners Meet In Oro September 26 1946

The Guilford County Board of County Commissioners will hold a meeting at the Courthouse in Oro North Carolina on Tuesday November 26 1946 at 9 A M. The session will cover the transaction of all business that may come before it. FE Millis Chairman.

Ird Board of County Sioners Guilfora Counheld Oro North Carolina FE. Millis

Hugo Hosts Circus Roundup Celebrating Local Performers

Hugo Oklahoma greeted four circuses and a medicine show with a gala homecoming. Main Street became a giant midway with bearded ladies, clowns, elephants, monkeys and a hyena while townspeople, from doctors to school kids, tried their hand as amateur acts. Governor proclamation marked the event as a circus roundup weekend.

Hugo Okla Oklahoma Robert S Hugo Bro Casey Smith Stevens Brothers al G. Kelley Miller

Wisconsin Game Law Language Confuses Pickerel and Pike

The note explains that in Wisconsin game law the term pickerel means pike and pil any variety refers to wall pike and sauger. these fish are pike relatives within the same family.

Wisconsin

Thomasville Junior Red Cross leader praised for first in southeast

Mrs. T. R. Holland of Thomasville received commendation from Frank C. Jenkins director of the Junior Red Cross for the city’s leadership in the Southeast. The Thomasville record includes 58 dollars raised 33 enrollment fees 25 National Children's Fund and magazines will be mailed to designated school groups.

Thomasville T. R. Holland Frank C. Jenkins Junior Red Cross Jenkins National Children’s Fund Red Cross

Bermuda moves to ban cedar coffins for burials

Bermuda legislature considers restricting native Bermuda cedar caskets due to limited supply and cedar blight. The rule would affect burials for all social classes, as cedar coffins are traditional. The report notes cedar crafts for tourists and new nylon sails by local shipwrights.

Hamilton Bermuda Bermudians Morris A. Gibbons House of Assembly

Boy and Mother Arrive In Thomasville From Greece

Manuel Kranis age 12 arrives in Thomasville with his mother Efresine from Athens via Naples. Father Christo S. Kranis, once Pete V. Kallas in World War II, served in the U.S. Army and later became a citizen. Manuel begins English study in Thomasville while helping in his father’s Salem Street cafe and learning American money.

Thomasville Manuel Kranis Efresine Kranis Athens Greece Naples Italy Christo S. Kranis New York Christo Kranis Pete V. Kallas United States Kranis U. S. Army Pacific U. S Father Salem Street Manuel Mathuel Old Country Fam

Youth musicians Perform for Thomasville Rotary Luncheon

Dr. O R Hodgin led a program by three young women from the Junior Orphanage Lexington at the Woman's club luncheon. Stuart Burton presided as club president with guests George Davis of High Point and Foster Davis of Atlanta.

Thomasville O. R. Hodgin Lexington Rotary Club Woman's Club Stuart Burton George Davis High Point Foster Davis Atlanta

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