Lovelace Brothers Present Two Piano Duo At Club
At the November meeting of the Musical Art club held at Emrywood Country Club, A C Lovelace Jr and his brother Marc presented a two piano program. They study at High Point college under Dan W Smith and were introduced by J Gurney Briggs. The program featured works by Bach Mendelssohn Debussy Chopin Gould Levitski and Wolfe Hopkins, drawing a large audience.
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Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Marc
High Point College
Dan W. Smith
J. Gurney Briggs
Asheville
Jesus
Mendelssohn
Debussy
Chopin
Gould
Levitski
Walse Tzigane
Wolfe-Hopkins
Edith Moore Sherrod
Carl G. Cronstedt
New Officers Of Swing Club Take Over Their Duties
At a Swing club meeting last night at Miss Catherine Carmichael's Howell Street home, officers for six months were installed. Miss Mildred Hutchens became president as Miss Lillian Weisner retired. The group planned the next three months with revisions and additions, enjoyed candy making and dancing, and scheduled a chicken dinner led by Miss Ben Harris. Ten members attended with one visitor, Miss Gladys Yokely.
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Swing Club
Catherine Carmichael
Howell Street
Lillian Weisner
Mildred Hutchens
Ben Harris
Gladys Yokely
Woman's College Suspends Classes For Thanksgiving
Greensboro date states Woman's College of the University of North Carolina will suspend classes Thursday November 25 for Thanksgiving observance. Many will go home, but a majority stay on campus. In recent years one day was given and extra time added to Christmas vacation starting December 17.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Surprise Dinner for C. D. McNeil on Birthday
Mrs. C. D. McNeil hosted a surprise birthday dinner at 1412 Harmon Street honoring her husband. Guests included Earl and Colbert Parks and families, J. E. Beeman, Frank Vickers, H. R. Strowd with Nancy Joe, T. C. Jones, Vickers, Evelyn Strowd, and others, who gathered for cake and remarks.
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C. D. McNeil
Harmon Street
J. E. Beeman
Earl Parks
Colbert Parks
Donald
Frank Vickers
H. R. Strowd
Nancy Joe
T. C. Jones
Vickers
Evelyn Strowd
Local Folks Homeward Bound for Thanksgiving Weekends
Mr and Mrs Silas Miller and Mr and Mrs Millard Hughes returned to Clintwood Virginia after visiting Mrs T Beeson at 314 Hobson Street They will visit with Bee sons father Harriss H Jarrell underwent an operation at Guilford General Hospital and will be unable to receive visitors for three to four weeks Miss Francia Barber returned to 112 Oakwood Court after two weeks in Charlotte Miss Frances McDonald Louisburg College student will visit Thanksgiving with her parents at 108 West Bay Street
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Silas Miller
Millard Hughes
Clintwood
Tommie Beeson
Hobson Street
Mr. Miller
Mrs. Beeson
Harriss H. Jarrell
Guilford General Hospital
Francia Barber
Oakwood Court
Charlotte
Mrs. T. W. Wilson
Frances McDonald
Louisburg College
Louisburg
J. R. McDonald
West Bay Street
Girls Pentagon Meeting With Miss Barger Tonight
Miss Lois Barger hosts the Girls Pentagon club at 1009 North Main Street this evening. The regular weekly gathering begins at 7 30. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON Mr and Mrs Arthur Beb John son of Orient street announce the birth of a son on November 18 at their home.
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Lois Barger
Pentagon Club
North Main Street
Arthur Beb. Johnson
Orient Street
Altrusa Banquet and Local Club Events Calendar
Social calendar lists a seven birthday Altrusa banquet at the Sheraton with 6 45 p m Tuesday. Wednesday features Twentieth Century study club at Parkway with Mrs Schwem and program lead by Mrs Henderson. Friday hosts Emerywood Country Club bridge night with advance reservations. Saturday camp supper for Westtown alumni at Archdale Friends Church with Raifords hosting and slides.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
C. J. Schwem
Parkway
E. D. Henderson
Altrusa Club
Geoffrey W. Morgan
Emerywood Country Club
Westtown College
Westtown
Archdale Friends Church
E. F. Raiford
Church Socials and Class Meetings Announced for West End
Local church groups plan meetings and socials this week. West End Baptist L L L class convenes tonight at 7 30 at Mr and Mrs A B Hussey home. Stephens class gathers Wednesday at Mrs C F Ellington 217 West Bay Street with Nora L Andrews leading Ezekiel 48. Philathea class hosts Thanksgiving social at Mrs Joseph Bird's Oakwood Court Wednesday at 7 30. Willis Kirby Bible class and South Main Street Methodist group visit bedridden Mr Foster. Christian Endeavor Society to meet Friday at Miss Ruth Myers 235 Boulevard with important business.
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West End
West End Baptist Church
A. B. Hussey
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
C. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
Nora L. Andrews
Ezekiel
Rankin Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Joseph Bird
Oakwood Court
South Main
Willis Kirby
South Main Street Methodist Church
Foster
Prospect Road
J. W. Strader
T. R. Spencer
Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ruth Myers
Boulevard
Allen Jay Play Promises Laughter Wednesday Night
Allen Jay P T A sponsors a four act comedy Lawyer Catchum's Mail Order Bride at the high school auditorium Wednesday at 7 30. Proceeds go to the PTA treasury. The play features humorous plot lines including a wife seeking help, a divorce, a wealthy widow and a love triangle.
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Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
Lawyer Catchum
P.T. A. Treasury
James Peterson Hill
Catcham
Violet Rosebud Williams
Catchum
Smokie
Rosebud
Elmer
Mr. Catchum
Misses Norman and Lethcoe Host Informal Greensboro Party
Miss Hazel Norman and Wilma Lethcoe entertained friends at 314 Reid Street Saturday. Games and prizes for Hubert Frye and Charles B. Martin preceded refreshments for Greensboro guests including Addie Myers Thelma Deal Virginia Anderson Trula Meisenheimer Ruth Andrews Nancy Long Pauline Huckaby Edna Solomon Alo Flo Gladys King Welburn Dennis Charles Pickard and others.
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Hazel Norman
Wilma Lethcoe
Reid Street
Hubert Frye
Charles 8. Martin
Addie Myers
Thelma Deal
Virginia Anderson
Trula Meisenheimer
Ruth Andrews
Nancy Long
Pauline Huckaby
Edna Solomon
Alo Flo
Gladys King
Greensboro
Welburn Dennis
Charles Pickard
Reuben Allred
Grady Allen
Herbert Beck
Ray Andrews
George Morgan
Darrel Swaim
Charlies Deal
John Baird
Elmore Solomon
Eldridge Sell
John Thomas
Jack Browne
Leon Smith
Mrs. J
Lethcoe
Communism Attack At Local Meeting Highlights Racial Tensions
About 400 listened as Dr. A. B. Conrad Father T. F. Carney and Rev D. G. Garland condemned communism as a threat to peace and religion. Speakers warned of Soviet influence, urged loyalty to the South and warned against radical groups while praising inter racial cooperation and existing Negro progress.
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St. Stephen Methodist Zion
America
South
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
High Point
United States
Conrad
American Loyalty League
T. F. Carney
Catholic Church
Father Carney
Farmer's Labor Party
American Youth Congress
American Civil Liberties Union
D. G. Garland
Alabama
Tuskeegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
George W. Carver
Celebrity Gossip and Political Quips From The Stage And Newsrooms
A collage of theater names and public figures lines the page. References to Jose Ferrer Uta Hagen Vera Zorina and Robert Morley sit alongside political jibes about Goering Kuhn and Goings on in Washington. The piece weaves entertainment notices with sharp political barbs and social gossip.
Koonts Birth Declared at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Archie A Koonts of South Hamilton announce the birth of a son Ronald Alva Koonts on November 21 at Burrus Memorial hospital Mrs Koonts before marriage was Miss Helen Snider of the city.
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Ronald Alva Koonts
Archie A. Koonts
Hamilton Street
Ronald Alva
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mississippi River Flows More Than All European Rivers
The Mississippi River discharges a greater volume of water than the combined flow of all European rivers, underscoring its dominance in North American hydrology.
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Europe
Ask Marjorie Mansfield in The Enterprise Columns
Readers are invited to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Questions will be answered in the column, with letters directed to the columnist for response.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Jealous Advice on Reigniting Lost Love
Woman writes of youthful relationship, remorse, and lingering love for a man who is with another. Advice urges restraint and subtle allure, explaining that men prefer to declare love first and that showing overt aggression can ruin chances. The reader is advised to appear friendly and attractive without pressuring him, hoping for a congenial suitor to reciprocate.
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Miss Mansfield
Women of Moose Plan Quilt Gift Meeting in High Point
The High Point chapter No. 961 Women of the Moose will meet at Miss Gladys Richardson's home at 207 East Bay Street tonight. The evening focuses on a quilt to be sent as a gift to Mooseheart. Visitors from Danville Virginia Burlington Hickory and Asheville were part of a recent joint two day Winston Salem meeting with Tar Heel Legion 158.
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High Point
Women of the Moose
Gladys Richardson
East Bay Street
Mooseheart
Winston-Salem
Tar Heel Legion
Loyal Order of Moose
Danville
Burlington
Hickory
Asheville
Sr Sear
Greensboro College students head for Thanksgiving holidays
Greensboro college students left after their 11 o'clock classes for the Thanksgiving break and plan to return late Sunday. After the holidays the first faculty recital of the year in Odell Memorial auditorium will be given by Miss Helen Maddock, assistant professor of voice, on Tuesday, November 29.
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Greensboro College
Greensboro
Odell Memorial Auditorium
Helen Maddock
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Mashburn
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Mashburn announce the birth of a daughter on November 19 at their home 911 Millis Street.
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Mrs. L. S. Mashburn
Millis Street
Canada grows from quarter million to eleven million
A century ago Canada’s population was about a quarter of a million. Today the country exceeds eleven million and stands as a major exporting nation on the world stage.
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Canada
Skulls and Massive Horns Weigh Over Forty Pounds
A collection of Rocky Mountain sheep skulls and attached horns was found, their combined weight exceeding 40 pounds. The discovery highlights unusually large horns and reflects on the species’ horn size in the area.
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Rocky Mountain
Courtesy and Courage in Personal Reconciliation
A personal reflection urges recognizing courtesy and loyalty and offering sincere apologies to a young man and a young lady. It notes courage to admit bad behavior and warns they may reject renewed friendship, justifying their decision.
Action to Collect Promissory Note Filed in Local Court
Ira P Walker and wife Thelma L Walker were sued for 355 dollars in municipal court by National Realty Management Co Inc. The plaintiff claims a promissory note for 400 dollars with five dollar monthly payments at six percent interest remains past due. Clara Foust seeks divorce from Elvin Foust on separation grounds. the court ordered summons by publication for Elvin Foust who could not be found in Guilford county.
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Ira .P. Walker
Thelma L. Walker
National Realty Management Co., Inc
Clara Foust
P Vorce
Elvin Foust
Guilford County
Excavations at Nippur Unearth Ancient Clay Lamps
Archaeologists digging in the ruins of Nippur uncover baked clay lamps claimed to predate 8000 B C and lie within the long span of Mesopotamian antiquity. The Babylonian city was said to have been destroyed around 6000 B C.
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Nippur
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