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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1949
Page
7
Thomasville sees a surge of organizing with an Officers' club a florists association and an operators' protective group. The Community Coordinating Council claims 45 affiliated bodies, while a minister plans a sermon on The Meanest Man In Thomasville. A long lost sister and brother Joyfully reunite after 17 years.
A fragment notes zither music and a non professional society dancer named Caroline Garrett as among the stylish features. It mentions Mrs David Windsor and a swell article in Vogue entertaining dinner guests.
A clipped transcontinental column from New York discusses media influence and anti British sentiment while praising wartime heroics. References to Gen Monty Montgomery and the British Information Service frame a debate on public perception. The piece mentions celebrities, venues, and a Armchair review of cultural acts.
Johnnie stayed a week before returning home and a family reunion is planned for December 25 by Sarah and Johnnie. The Fields, Inc. mystery contest on WTNC caused overloads and blown fuses at the telephone exchange, forcing guesses to move away from telephone calls to prevent further equipment damage.
Local merchants plan a single Santa for this year’s Christmas parade to avoid last year’s confusion when multiple Santas rode floats. The story notes broader town preparations including ongoing church construction on Randolph Street and a perfume-prone newspaper anecdote. Football ends with Thomasville’s 32-0 win over Mooresville and 7-0 over Lexington. City license changes align tag sales with state plates, boosting convenience and prompting talk of a county motor club office.
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