Benefit Dance By Legion and Auxiliary Friday
The Andrew Jackson Post 87 American Legion and its Auxiliary sponsor a benefit dance at the National Guard ArmoryFriday evening from 9 to 1. Proceeds support hosting the North Carolina Legion and Auxiliary next summer. Harry Pleming and Mrs Dan Arden lead the groups with music by Jimmy Harris and his orchestra featuring Carrie Campbell. Attendees from Greensboro and Thomasville expected. chaperones listed.
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National Guard Armory
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Pleming
Dan D. Arden
North Carolina Department of the Legion and Auxiliary
Jimmy Harris
Carrie Campbell
Greensboro
Thomasville
George Moser
Oscar Smith
C. B. Stainback
G. D. Bostian
Tom Bates
W. J. Bennett
American Legion Post
National Guard
English Street
Jack Pickett
Mrs. McCallum Reviews Two Books On Africa For Twentieth Century Club
Mrs. Lamar McCallum reviewed two Africa themed works at a Twentieth Century Study Club luncheon at Mrs. W. W. Gluyas's Greenway Drive home. Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa is praised as a lyrical study of Somaliland life tempered by restraint. Sarah Gertrude Millin's What Hath a Man centers on Henry Ormandy, his England boyhood, Rhodesian adulthood, and attitudes toward natives shaped by Rhodesian-era ideals.
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Africa
Lamar McCallum
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. W. Gluyas
Greenway Drive
Isak Dinesin
British East Africa
Somaliland
Sarah
Gertrude Millin
Cecil Rhodes
Miss Lee Forward Weds Wallace M. Smith At Home Ceremony
Miss EPs Forward married Wallace M. Smith in a morning home ceremony at the Forward residence on Monthieu Avenue with Rev H Norwood Bowne officiating. The couple planned a wedding breakfast and will reside at the Willis Apartment on English Street.
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Miss Lee Forward
W. M. Smith
Miss Fritz Honors Two Brides-Elect at Evening Party
Miss Dorothy Fritz hosted the Gibson club to honor Miss Ruth Burly of Greensboro and Miss Lee Forward who wed Wallace Smith this morning. Guests included Ellen Jensen Iris Smith Anne Raper and many local residents with prizes awarded for bridge and Chinese checkers.
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Dorothy Fritz
Gibson Club
Ruth Burly
Greensboro
Mss Lee Forward
Wallace Smith
Dorothy Forard
Winford Inkle
Berett Byerly
Dorothy Willams
China
Heonees
Ellen Jensen
Iris Smith
Iher Kalte
Anne Raper
Edna Tz
Earl Forrd
da Smith
John Wade
Hallie Sams
Bid Kearns
Ben Gibson
M. Fritz
High Point
Mess Everett Byerly
Ray Ralls
Tom Henderson
Dorothy Williams
Margaret Nichols
Greens
Mildred Harris
Omasville
Nomination of Officers at Darine Rebekah Lodge Meeting
The regular meeting of the Darine Rebekah Lodge will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30 at their lodge on West Commerce Street. The session will nominate officers for the new year and plans for a oyster supper for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs on December 8 at 7 o'clock will also be made.
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Darine Rebekah Lodge
Tomorr
West Commerce Street
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Familiars
Rev and Mrs Hartzell spend Thanksgiving in Rocky Mount with Mrs Hartzell's mother Mrs Betty Long who marks her birthday during the visit They left after an early service at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church where Hartzell is pastor Miss Mary Alan Clinard UNC Chapel Hill returns home for the holiday with guests Miss Eleanor Lands Beaumont Texas and Miss France Sledge Montgomery Louisiana Dr and Mrs P W Flagge travel to Tarboro for Thanksgiving and to attend niece Margaret Dozier's wedding to Aldredge Kirk Hardee in Graham and High Point High Point students Meredith Clark Slane Jackie Slane and Marguerite Murray head to Chapel Hill for the Carolina Virginia game with Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod also attending Mrs J H Lackey leaves for Newton to spend Thanksgiving with sister Mrs Fred York Miss Katherine Palmer Guilford Avenue Greensboro and Miss Rachel Hunt visit Thanksgiving in Wadesboro with Dr and Mrs Matt Hunt Bill Bennett Randolph Macon student plans Thanksgiving with his mother on Montlieu Avenue Grace McCracken local school faculty member visits Tarboro for the holidays Mrs John Eshelman spends time in Tampa Florida
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Eps Forward
Wallace M. Smith
FE. E. Forward
Mason and Delilah
d'Harde
Earle E. Forward, Jr
Dorothy Rward
Carson
Howard S. Hartzell
Rocky Mount
Hartzell
Betty Long
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Mr. Hartzell
Mary Alan Clinard
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Eleanor Landis
Beaumont
Tex
France Sledge
Montgomery
P. W. Flagge
Tarboro
Margaret Dozier
Aldredge Kirk Hardee
Graham and
High Point
Meredith Clark Slane
Jackie Slane
Marguerite Murray
Edith Moore Sherrod
Raven at Merseburg Castle Remembers a Ring Theft
A raven at Merseburg Castle near Halle stands as a reminder of a historic wrong. Years ago a servant was executed for stealing a ring owned by Bishop Thilo of Trotha, but the ring had been stolen by a raven. Upon each death a new bird is placed in its stead.
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Merseburg Castle
Halle
Germany
Thilo
Trotha
Butterflies crafted for Paris benefit dance
In Paris a benefit dance is planned as collectors buy fake rare butterflies made from common species. The note blends curious trivia about animals and space, referencing horse lifespans and Jupiter's moons.
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Paris
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Dances
The Philomathian Club meets at Mrs. W Idol on Hillcrest Drive. The Canter bury Club is entertained by Mrs. W. D. Sale Jr. on Otteray Drive. Sedgefield Hunt begins weekend from the stables. Piedmont German Club Thanksgiving Dance at Emerywood Country Club with Auburn Cavaliers. final dance of the quarter. High Point College International Relations Club hosts first formal dance at the Sheraton hotel ballroom with the Syncopators.
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Philomathean Club
W. ©. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale, Jr
Otteray Drive
Sedgefield
Piedmont
World's Longest Telegraph Line Linked Darwin to Port Augusta
The 1900 mile telegraph line connects Darwin in North Australia to Port Augusta, spanning 1,900 miles and taking 23 months to install.
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Darwin
Augetralia
Port Augusta
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Madeline Hoover
Legion and Auxiliary
Mrs. McCallum
Twentieth Century Club
J. S. Forward
East Commerce Street
Mrs. Smith
E. E. Forward
Mr. Smith
Frank Smith
Tate Street
Willis
Miss Fritz
Richardson
Pip
Red
Ea A
Whittenton
Richardson's
J. H. Lackey
Fred York
Newton
Katherine Palmer
Guilford Avenue
Rachel Hunt
Wadesboro
Matt Hunt
Bill Bennett
Randolph-Macon Military Academy
Front Royal
T. M. Bennett
Montlieu Avenue
Grace McCracken
John Eshelman
Tampa, Fla
Italy
Jupiter
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