Carrieker Tribute by Auxiliary Sees City Farewell
At the Andrew Jackson Post Auxiliary meeting held in Arcade building clubrooms Mrs. Frank er, resigning to move to Washington, was honored with a farewell presentation. Mrs. Worth Ivey received the past president’s award, and Mrs. L. R. Peacock will assume the presidency in June. The group voted $50 to aid Christmas gifts for service men via the Red Cross. Twenty four members attended with hostesses serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Ulage
Arcade
Franker
Ashington
Auxiliary
Carriker
S. Stirewall
Worth Ivey
L. R. Peacock
Une
Red Cross
George Connor
Coke Cecil
W. C. Conner
R. A. Craven
Roy B. Culler
Ross Davis
Harry Doctor
Helen Dunkelberger
Social Calendar for Tuesday and Wednesday Events
The schedule lists the Order of the Eastern Star No 106 meeting at the K Temple with eight initiations at 7 30 p m. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meets on Washington street at 7 30 p m. On Wednesday the Wednesday club gathers at 12 30 p m with Mrs P Hardin on Rockford road, Canterbury meets at Carson Burns home at 3 30 p m, and Women of the will hold a Thanksgiving at the Moose hall with charitable services.
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Order of the Mmn Star
High Tier
K Temple
Auxiliary
Ofeterans of Foreign Wars
On Washington Street
P. Hardin
Rockford Road
The
Canterbury
Carson Burns
Moose Hall
Chinese Turn Back Counter Blow in Burma Front
Southeast Asia headlines report heavy fighting around Kalemyo on the Chindwin River as Chinese forces counterattack the North Japanese base at Bhramo. An allied communication said clashes in the southern sector were repulsed with no losses after an assault on an allied post.
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Southeast Asia
Kan- 5
Bhramo
Kalemyo
Chindwin
First Bonds Bought at War Loan Booths by Local Buyers
Yesterday's purchasers of the first bonds in the Sixth War Loan Drive were named at various booths run by the Women’s Division. Evelyn Ruth Lance of Trinity bought at the Center Theater booth, and Mrs. L. R. Stewart along with Anna Davis bought at the Post Office booth, with others at the Sheraton and county building. Outdoor booths were closed due to cold. officials urge bonds at Center Theater, Sheraton, Elwood Hotels, the Ty Building, and the Post Office booths.
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Beta Si
Evelyn Ruth Lance
Trinity
L. R. Stewart
Lindsay Street
Anna Davis
East Farriss Avenue
Sheraton Booth
Main Streets
Center Theater
Sheraton
Elwood
Asheboro Girl To Wed Army Man Next Saturday
Major and Mrs Millard Hayworth announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their sister Sara Eunice Hayworth to George Merrill Davis, Warrant Officer, United States Army, of Randleman and Fort Bragg. The marriage will be in the Presbyterian church, Asheboro, on Sunday, November 26. Miss Hayworth is serving with the American Red Cross at Parris Island, South Carolina.
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Asheboro
Millard Uel Hayworth
Smyrna
Tennessee
Sara Eunice
Hayworth
George Merrill Davis
Ker
United States Army
Randleman
Fort Bragg
Presbyterian Church
Fall Festival At New Market School
The P T A of New Market School hosts a Friday night festival on November 24 at 8 pm. The program features school children, Dewitt Richardson and his players, a baby contest, various attractions, and plenty of cats with no admission fee.
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P.T.A. of the New Market School
Dewitt Richardson
New Aluminum Hopper Cars Carry More Freight
Missouri Pacific orders 25 aluminum hopper cars from American Car and Foundry Co designed with Aluminum Company of America. The light metal cars will carry about 6 percent more load than steel cars without increasing axle weight, signaling a postwar shift to light metals in transport.
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ST. Louis
INL
Missouri Pacific Railroad
American Car and Foundry Co
Aluminum Company of America
A.A.R
Wayside Garden Club Hosts Informal Coffee Meeting
Mrs. John C. Sheloff hosted a Wayside Garden Club coffee at her North Main Street home. Mrs. R. K. Stewart spoke on decorating mantels and doors for Christmas, urging thrift and vintage accents to create a warmer hearth and festive rooms.
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Wayside Club
Stewart
John C. Sheloff
North Main Street
Wayside Garden Club
R. K. Stewart
Byerly Denning Vows Spoken In Raleigh Church
Miss Virginia Denning and Sgt Emmett Byerly wed in a Raleigh ceremony held November 11 at Mulberry Street Methodist Church Macon officiated by Dr Silas Johnson. Bride wore aqua gabardine with orchid corsage. maid of honor Hazel Denning in cherry. Ushers included Robins Field servicemen. Afterward guests dined in Raleigh and a Macon rehearsal preceded the wedding. The couple will reside in Macon after November 30.
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Thomasville
Virginia Blanchard Denning
James Kenning
Coats
Emmett Bruce Byerly
Luther Byerly
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
Macon
Raleigh
Silas Johnson
Madeline Denning
Hazel Denning
Dudley Fulbrite
James O. Phillips
Robins Field
Odelene Byerly
Tomasville
C. C. Goddard
Coats High School
Atlantic Christian Ee
Wilson
Durham Life Insurance Company
Raigh
He Byerly
Selma Denning
Perry Clover
Penny Glover
Florence
Pentagon Club Meets At Mrs Furr Home
Mrs James W Furr will host the Pentagon club at 509 Parkway this evening at eight for the regular meeting. Members are urged to attend this morning’s notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Furr
Pentagon Club
Parkway
Church Social Stephens Class With Mrs Ellington
Stephens Bible study class will meet at 217 West Bay Street at three o clock Wednesday afternoon for a special Thanksgiving and praise service led by Mrs C S Grayson.
Measle Couple Return Home In Small Town
S/Sgt. and Mrs. W. H. Measle have returned to their home in the community, resuming family life after service. Neighbors extend welcome as the household settles back.
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W. H. Measle
South risks swing in match point bridge under misled bid
South dealer notes how Norths quiet bid misled partner and caused a swing in a match point duplicate. A spade raise on the third round and four spades as a save changed the distribution view. Norths silence implied four trumps, altering Souths decision and costs.
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South
North
West
Fight Between Landlord and Tenant Ends In Fines
In New Haven a dispute between landlord Thomas E. Leavitt and tenant Charles Doherty led to a fight. Two female witnesses offered limited help, one hearing the clash through an air heating chute and the other seeing shadows on a drawn window shade. The judge fined both men for breach of the peace.
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New Haven, Conn
Ins
Thomas E. Leavitt
New Haven
Charles Doherty
Army Sergeant Measle Visited Kearns in Hattiesburg
Sgt. Measle, stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss., visited Mrs Measle's parents Mr and Mrs E F Kearns at 311 Willowbrook Street in Hattiesburg Mississippi after a visit to the area.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Mrs. Measle
E. F. Kearns
Willowbrook Street
Sgt. Measle
Camp Shelby
Miss
U.S. Army
Deep River Missionary Society Family Night and Local Visits
Mrs H H White hosted Deep River Missionary Society Family Night with strong attendance. Allen Siefert led the meeting. Ed Duckles of Greensboro led. Donations supported a child’s story book for Oklahoma Indians. Various local visitors and family guests are noted. Ruth Marie White recovers after emergency operation at High Point Memorial Boulevard unit.
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H. H. White
Deep River Missionary Society
Allen Siefert
Ed Duckles
Greensboro
Childs
Irene Davis
W. J. Little
New Orleans
Pearl Jones Little
Henry Veach
Wayne
E. F. Williams
A. J. Neave
Deep River Church
I. G. Crumpler
R. T. Jordan
Hermon Sampson
Dora M. Horney
J. Jones
Ula Thacker
Danville
Virginia
High Point
Davis Marie Wilson
Raleigh
Mebane N. C
G. F. Rule
J. L. Skeen
W. F. Wheeler
Groves Sprye
Ruth Marie White
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Liberty Society Honors W S Atkins Before Washington Move
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty held a meeting at Commerce Street hall with open house for W S Atkins who leaves tomorrow for Washington to make his future home. Gifts were given by the council, past councillor pin to Mrs C H Greer, and guests Charles Causby with the U S Medical Corps and Mrs Causby attended.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
W. S. Atkins
Washington, D. C
Council
C. H. Greer
Charles Causby
United States Medical Corps
Guilford Hosts Rural Life Institute December 4 5
Guilford College will host the Rural Life Institute on December 4 5 under sponsorship of North Carolina Friends and the Rural Life Association. Dr Raymond Binford announced a distinguished local and national lineup and urged all rural life groups to attend. Registrations may be sent to Dr Binford at the college.
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Guilford College
Rural Life Institution
North Carolina Friends
The
Rural Life Association
Raymond Binford
Institute
Binford
North Carolina
N. C. Yearly Meeting of Friends
Fort Logan hospital turns broken pins into lamps and curios
Fort Logan Colo. convalescents recycle old tenpins into items such as table lamps ash tray stands beer mugs cocktail glasses model stands and footstools. Staff Sergt James Henry of Shawnee Okla is the main producer turning out 25 to 30 pieces weekly.
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Fort Logan
Colo
Ins
Fort Logan Hospital
James Henry
Shawnee
Okla
District Lions Meet At Sheraton For District 31 B Session
The second quarterly meeting of District 31 B Lions International was held at the Sheraton hotel. A banquet for 25 representatives opened the day, followed by a business session led by District Governor John H. Kalte. Plans were made for the district convention to be announced later. A round table discussion addressed district challenges. Attendees included Kalte, Robert H. Smith, Loyd W. Flyt, Walter Huber, Deputy District Governors Kerchner Harrison Budd, Foreman Hutton Tucker Wells Rogers Tyson Kearns Wagner Morton, zone chairs, and guests Gladstone Highfill Almond Bisher Lee Stone McLauchlin Garner.
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Lions International
Sheraton Hotel
John H. Kalte
Kalte
Robert H. Smith
Secreta
Loyd W. Flyt
Walter Huber
Lions Club
Charles Kerchner
Greensboro
Harold Harrison
Thomasville
Stacy Budd
Sanford
Ben Foreman
Ir A. Hutton Tucker
Madison
H. Wells Rogers
Albemarle
C. L. Tyson
Vass
E. T. Kearns
Denton
R. Wagner Morton
Burlington
Weiss Baby Born in High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs George M Weiss of Trinity route one announce the birth of a son George M Jr on November 20 at the Washington street unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
What Makes a Leader Confidence Turns People
Elsie Robinson argues leadership springs from confidence not luck or talent. She notes fear affects everyone, then explains leaders like Roosevelt and Dewey inspire trust by calmly facing change. Ordinary people can share this power by showing steadiness and conviction within their spheres.
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Jolly
Gong
Eve
Roosevelt
Gov. Dewey
Dewey
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