Ada Blair school study groups set for November meetings
Ada Blair School study groups meet Thursday November 22 at 3 30. Grade Mothers Ada Blair meet Tuesday November 20 at 3 o clock with Mrs J C Plummer 423 Willowbrook. Third Study Group meets Friday at 3 16 on Childhood ages eight to eleven. Johnson Street PTA met Thursday at 7 30 in the school auditorium with Captain John Huff discussing contagious diseases and reporting cases.
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BLAIR
Ada Blair
ADA Selata School
Ada @lair school
J. C. Plumner
Willowbrook Street
CHUDY
Claude Benton
Johnson Street
Johnson ST. All'n
Parent-Teacher Association
John Huff
Health Department
Veigh Hutchinson
Hutchinson
da Hensley
Stephen Foster
Miss Hensley
Johnson ST
W.E. Davis
Elm
Elm Street
Frills Boost a Marian Martin Frock Pattern 9194
Vintage sewing ad describes pattern 9194 with a frilled young ladies frock featuring a high neckline and patch pocket. It notes fabric options, sizes 14 through 42, and 378 yards required for size 16, plus ordering and price details.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Miss Shearer Hosts Bridge Party in Thomasville
Mae Shearer entertained friends with a bridge gathering at her Salem Street home Friday evening. Three tables played as chrysanthemums adorned the room. high score for ladies won a flower bowl and Frank Marr received a double deck of cards for the men's top play. Refreshments followed for a long list of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newby and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hassler.
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Thomasville
Mae Shearer
Bridge
Salem Street
Paul Hassler
Frank Marr
Walter Newby
O. R. Hodgin
Alvah Bayles
W. G. Smith
Contract Club
Austin Finch
East Main Street
R. M. Cooksey
Frank Murr
W. A. Vanstory
Fayeteville
George Finch
H. R. Kyser
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Fisher Ferry Street
Fred Gray
Meade Hite
Fifth wedding anniversary buffet at Finch home
Mr and Mrs George Finch entertained on Colonial Drive Friday for their fifth wedding anniversary with a buffet supper. Guests were shown into the dining room where a tempting buffet was served, the table centered with a decorative display.
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George Finch
Colonial Drive
Talisman and Hill Roses Adorn Fayetteville Party
An exquisite arrangement of talis man and Joahnna Hill roses in yellow and white set the theme for the party. Ladies wore shoulder corsages and gentlemen boutonnieres. After guests returned to the living room, bridge was played at three tables. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs W A Vanstory Mrs Hubert Jenkins and Robert Dowd of Fayetteville Mr and Mrs J C Cooper of Henderson Mrs Sam Davis of High Point Mr and Mrs Austin Finch Doak Finch and Glenn Pennington of Thomasville.
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W. A. Vanstory
Hubert Jenkins
Robert Dowd
Fayetteville
J. C. Cooper
Henderson
Sam Davis
High Point
Austin Finch
Doak Finch
Glenn Pennington
Thomasville
Local guests visit Henderson and Fayetteville in North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cooper of Henderson, W. A. Vanstory of Fayetteville and Robert Dowd of Pinehurst are spending the week end here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Finch. Mrs. Vanstory and Mrs. Hubert Jenkins, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Finch this week, returned to their homes in Fayetteville Saturday.
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J. C. Cooper
Henderson
W. A. Vanstory
Fayetteville
Robert Dowd
Pinehurst
George Finch
Vanstory
Hubert Jenkins
Finch
Bridge clubs share elegant afternoon at Finch residence
Members of the Ace of Clubs and Thursday Afternoon bridge clubs were entertained by Mrs. George Finch on a Thursday afternoon at the Finch home on Colonial Drive. Five tables of contract bridge were in play amid late fall flowers, marking one of the season’s most attractive meetings.
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Ace of Clubs
George Finch
Finch
Colonial Drive
Conflict Looms in G. O. P. Ranks
Washington Nov 17 A defined clash among party reformers unfolds with Senator Horah of Idaho leading calls for a major operation to reorganize the Republican Party and install new leadership. A more moderate faction resists rapid liberalization.
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Washington
Republican Party
Horah
Idaho
Local Bunco Winners Celebrate With Prizes and Feast
Mrs Jesse Green topped a score list and received a bon bon dish. Mrs Charles F Phillips took second with a Pyrex baking set. Tom Lambeth Jr earned bridge pencils for visitors. A turkey dinner followed at neatly set tables for numerous ladies and gentlemen including Paul Hassler and Vernon Snider.
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Jesse Green
Charles F. Phillips
Tom Lambeth, Jr
Paul Hassler
Vernon Snider
Blind Associations Organize State Body
Representatives of blind associations from across the state meet in Raleigh to form a statewide organization. Dr. Howard E. B. Jensen, official of the Durham county association, and Superintendent Lineberger of the state school for the blind are to speak.
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Raleigh
Howard EB. Jensen
Durham County Association
Lineberger
State School For the Blind
Mrs Sigler Recovering at Wesley Long Hospital
Mrs W L Sigler is a patient at Wesley Long hospital in Greensboro, recovering from a recent operation there.
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W. L. Sigler
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
GOP divisions spark talk of party reorganization
Evolution toward change contrasts with unyielding stalwarts who reject reorganizing the GOP. Senator Reed of Pennsylvania voices the hard line while western independents and “in-betweeners” like McNary, Vandenberg, and Capper face uncertain coalition prospects. Borah pushes for a thorough house cleaning.
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GOP
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Vandenberg
Michigan
Capper
Kansas
Borah
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Nat Walker
Vin St
P.T. A. Association
Ron Weston
Guilford General Hospital
Miss Shearer
D. R. Hodgin
Ralph Wilson
Robert Rapp
E. H. Mahone
Alliene Hoover
W. A. Vanstory, Jr
Fayetteille
Sartin
Sartin Dry Cleaning Co
Master Cleaners and Dyers
South Main
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