District 5 Future Homemakers Meet at Altamahaw Ossipee High
The Future Homemakers of America District 5 gathered at Altamahaw Ossipee High School the previous Saturday with fifteen members and advisor Miss Mary Ella Ingram. Barbara Ann Priddy presided as district vice president. minutes, roll call, and treasurer reports were reviewed. alternates for state vice presidency were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers of America
District 5
Altamiahaw-Ossipee High School
Altamahaw-Ossipee
Mary Ella Ingram
Ann Martin
Barbara Anne Priddy
High Point
Randleman
Alexander Wilson
Bill Phillips
VY. Mayo Gundy
Hgh School
Katherine Thommasson
Barbara Morrison
Barbara Ann Priddy
The
Future Homemakers of America
Altamahan-Ossipee
Lawson's Dreamwold Estate Erects 30-Foot Carillon Tower
Financier Thomas W. W. Lawson expanded his Egypt Massachusetts estate Dreamwold by building a 30 foot brick tower to house a carillon, adding a notable feature to the property.
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Thomas W.W. Lawson
Egypt, Mass
Lydia Pinkham Medicines Offer Change of Life Relief
Advertises Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets as effective in reducing hot flashes and nervous distress during midlife. Claims tests show relief in 63 and 80 percent of cases and pitches modern medical evidence with a calming effect. Encourages readers to try for blessed relief from change of life symptoms.
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Lydia Pinkham
Community Club Meetings and Social Group Dates
A listing of local clubs and organizations with meeting times and venues for Friday. Highlights include High Point Garden Club at Mrs. Hayes 418 Edgedale Drive 10 a.m. and Junior Service League at the YWCA 10:30 a.m. followed by a 9:30 board meeting, Daughters of American Revolution at 1104 N Main visiting Guildford Battleground museum, Altrusa Club dinner at Sheraton Yores 5:30 p.m., Green Acre Gerder Chis at 519 E Farriss Ave, High Point Cosmetologist and Hairdressers Wiener roast at 246 E Lexington Ave 7:30 p.m., League of Women Voters general meeting at YWCA 7 p.m., Order of the Eastern Star at Masonic Hall 8 p.m., Burbank Garden Club at YWCA 10 a.m., Twentieth Century Study Club 12:30 p.m. Greenway Drive, Senior Women Jene at Emerywood Country Club workshop program, Weed'n Win Garden Club with speaker Mrs C B Mattocks on Fall Planting 2:30 p.m., Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at Sheraton Hotel 6:50 p.m., Town and Country at 325 Louise Ave, Plant and Pluck Club 2:30 p.m. with Mrs C E Nash associate hostess, Friendly Garden Club 2:30 p.m. with Mrs Harold McMahan 509 Gatewood Ave, Legion Auxiliary at Home with gifts for Oteen Hospital, Friday Music Study Club 11 a.m. First Baptist Church, Philomathean Club 3 p.m. Parkway, Junior Womans Club benefit bridge and canasta party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
W. A. Hayes
Edgedale Drive
F. R. Taylor
J. T. Weaver
Junior Service League
Y. W.C.A
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of American Revolution
John C. Sheloff
N. Main
Guildford Battleground
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Yores
Green Acre
Gerder Chis
Harvey Londerman
E. Farriss Avenue
High Polm
Peggy Playworth
E. Lexington Avenue
P.m
League of Women Voters
Y.W.C.A
Valette Harriss
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Burbank
Frank Hunsucker
Emerywood Court
C. B. Mattocks
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Town and Country Garden Club
Tom Harvey
Louise Avenue
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Cc. S. DeeGaney
Parkway
C. E. Nash
Friendly Garden Club
Harold McMahan
Gatewood Avenue
TAS P
the Legion Auxiliary
Oteen Hospital
First Baptist Church
Eva Staples
L. L. Wilkinson
Philomathean Club
H. T. Hudson
Births announced for Overman Rollins Bowles Suggs families
James H Overman and Louise BurtoW announce the birth of a son James Blugh Jr on October 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Randall Jay Rollins born October 6 to Mr. and Mrs J D Rollins Jr at High Point Memorial Hospital. Catherine Rose Bowles born October to High Point Memorial Hospital. Cedric Suggs and spouse announce twin boys Terry James and Gary DeWayne born October 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Overman
Pfc
Steele Road
James Blugh, Jr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Overman
Louise Bur- Tow
Randall Jay Rollins
J. D. Rollins, Jr
Memorial Park Drive
Tomasville
Randall Jay
High Paint Memorial Hospital
Y W C A Event Schedule for Teens and Meetings
Y W C A Monday activities include Junior High Y Teen Clubs at 4:00 and Robins Club at 5:30. Tuesday features Teen Inter Club Council at 4:00 and Adams Club business meeting at 6:15, with BK and P Chih at 8:15. Wednesday lists Brebbs Loners at 10:00 at Senior ich, and Thursday covers Senior High Teen Mt Finance Committee at 4:10 and Board Meeting. Junior Mich Y Teen open house for Teens and their guests is noted.
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Adams Club
Busines
BK & P Chih
Brebbs
Mt—Finance Committee
Board
Taio Junior Mich Yteen
Weed n Win Club Meets Wednesday
The Weed n Win Garden Club will hold a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Frank Hunsucker at Emerywood I Court Apartments. Mrs. C. B. Mattocks will speak on Fall Planting to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed’n Win Garden Club
Frank Hunsucker
Emerywood I Court
C. B. Mattocks
Service League Meeting Set for Tomorrow Morning
The Junior Service League will convene tomorrow at the W.W.C.A starting at 10:30 after a 9:30 board session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
W.W.C.A
Mrs. Marshall Ranes Is Honored At Carter Home Party
Mrs. Marshall T Ranes bride of September 23 was feted at a Winslow Street gathering hosted by Mrs Beatrice Wicker Mrs Virginia Overcash and Mrs Dan Carter. Guests enjoyed corsages floral decor bridal bingo prizes and gifts of silver and crystal for the honoree served to 20 attendees including the bride’s mother Mrs C D Overcash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Ranes
Carter Home
Marshall T.ranes
Beatrice Wicker
Virginia Overcash
Dan Carter
Winslow Street
Ranes
W. F. Seltz
W. E. Russell
Henry Overcash
Imother
C. D. Overcash
Facing Forward a Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Sermon
The Lexington Avenue Baptist Church minister discusses moving forward through growth and reform. He highlights budgeting, deacon rotation, all committee meetings, a church constitution, and an expanding building program to extend outreach and strengthen unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Avenue
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Woodrow Wilson Robbins
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Radio Projaram
Luncheon Honors Staff Sgt. Marsh
An outdoor luncheon was given yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carmichael on Springfield Road for Staff Sgt. Edward Marsh. He has just returned from Korea and Japan after forty two months with the armed forces and will leave Wednesday for Salt Lake City Utah. He is the son of Roy Marsh and the late Jessie Farlow Marsh. About forty five friends and relatives attended to honor and visit with him.
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Edward Marsh
J. W. Carmichael
Springfield Rd
Korea
Japan
Salt Lake City
Utah
Roy Marsh
Springfield Road
Jessie Farlow Marsh
PTA Fall Meeting Set at First Ward School
The initial fall gathering of the Parent Teachers Association of the First Ward School is scheduled for Thursday evening at 7 30 at the new school. Rev. Kenneth Goodson will lead devotions and Charles Carroll will be the featured speaker. Subsequent meetings are planned for Tuesday evenings.
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Parent Teachers Association
First Ward
New School
Kenneth Goodson
Charles Carroll
Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club Meeting at Montgomery Home
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club will meet at Mrs. Dale Montgomery’s West Bay Street Extension home with Mrs. J. W. Montgomery and Mrs. W. J. Wel as associate hostesses. A club flower show will be judged by Mrs. H. T. Hudson and Mrs. Thag West. Members should bring their arrangements by one o’clock and attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clu
Dale Montgomery
West Bay Street
J. W. Montgomery
W. J. Welborn
Montgomery
H. T. Hudson
Thag West
Ee Ok
Mrs D C Hayworth returns home after surgery
Mrs D C Hayworth has returned to her home at 1012 Holton Street after undergoing surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital. Fred N Kennedy and Wallace Kennedy left Saturday by plane for New York City to attend the World Series Baseball Games as guests of Jesse Stickel, vice president of Crown Central Petroleum Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Hayworth
Holton Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Fred N. Kennedy
Wallace Kennedy
New York City
Jesse Stickel
Crown Central Petroleum Corporation
Swaim Reunion at Springhill Methodist Church
The Swaim Reunion will be held Sunday at Springhill Methodist Church. Relatives and friends of the Swaim families are invited to attend.
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Swaim
Springhill Methodist Church
Canasta rules vary. Jacoby favors two canastas to go out
In two handed canasta the common form requires two canastas to meld out, with a draw of two cards from the stock and one discard. Jacoby notes variants exist from one to three canastas. He endorses the two canasta, two-card draw version as the official game, promising lasting satisfaction.
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Chicago
Mayer
Jacoby
Pattern No 3137 Seventeen Sizes Sewing Pattern Ad
Pattern No 3137 from Sue Burnett offers a new charming style with smart details and smooth lines. The Perforated pattern comes in sizes 72 14 16 18 20 40 and 42 with yardage around 3 1 2% yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 30 cents to COINS and include name address size and pattern number to High Point Enterprise New York 19 NL. Send 25 cents for Fat and Winter FASHION pages inside the book.
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Sue Burnett
High Point Enterprise
Ave
Americas
New York
Smart
Monterey Home Built 1835 Uses Timbers From Elba Ship
A Monterey house from about 1835 remains inhabited and incorporates timbers from the ship Napoleon used to escape Elba. The article notes seamless aluminum bottles for medical products and essential oils, plus the production of carbon black at higher temperatures for tires due to finer particle size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Calif
Napoleon
Island
Elba
Memorial stadium honors Tlimois WWI students at Tunis Uni
The University of Tunis stadium, seating 66,572, stands as a memorial to Tlimois students who died during World War I, honoring their sacrifice while serving as a central venue on campus.
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the Universitty of
Tunois
Tlimois
All-American Heroes in Series and Media Gleanings
A collage reviews the World Series thrillers and media chatter. Monte Irvin and Bobby Thomson are highlighted among Giants heroes while Dodgers beat Phillies in 14 innings. Articles remark on anti-climax expectations, editorial takes, and quotes from Times, Herald Tribune, and others. News items mention Tone-Payton wedding quips, Payton wedding memes, and Ford era notes. Population stats show 1950 global vehicle registrations with U.S. share. Benelux defined as Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg syllables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Giants
Monte Ir‘Vin
Bobby Thomson
Dodgers
Phillies
Confrere Corum
Journal-American
Thomson
N. Y. Herald
Milton ‘Gross
al Buck
Bill
N. Y
Conrad Aiken
S. N. Behrman
The
New Yorker
H. Thompson
Times
S. Spender
Oriville Prescott
Faulkner
Orville
Prayerful drive to reach lost souls for Christ
A religious message urges believers to dedicate themselves to spreading the gospel. It emphasizes practical ministry, prayer, sincere effort, and powerful spiritual motivation to win people for Jesus Christ for His glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Coined Location and reach of Community Chest
The document asks who coined the term Community Chest and explains its October fundraising campaigns. It notes the Red Feather as the symbol and explains the Chest supports several agencies. It asks who may contribute to the Community Chest.
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Community Chest
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Derby Trivia and Funds
Fragment discusses Rochester numbering and a quiz style prompt with phrases like The duck and Everyone. It notes Kentucky Derby winners by color including bay, chestnut, brown, and black horses with counts 34, 27, 11, and 4 respectively.
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Hoover
For the Future Homemakers of America
Carolyn Abernathy
Frances Sumner
Draper
Nancy Wilson
Sumner
J. Allan Lewis
Rockingham County
Claire Williams
Reidsville
Lost Colony
F.H. A
Nancy Bright
East Lansing
Michigan
Lyda Gordon Shivers
Gibsonville
Night Point High School
Sara Wagner
Phil Walker
Oro Cinthing
Monark
DuPont
Alain
Rey U Over
ST Joseph
CIA
Robins Club
Teen Inter Club
Coun
Service League
Marsh
Tlows
Swaim Reunion
Springhill Church
Jacoby On
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
By Sue Burnety
Tlouse
Alexander
Alexanders, Inc
Memorial Stadium
Winchell
Ben Lillie-Talu Bankhead
Newsweek
Nation Mag
N. Y. Times
Mr. Truman
Bill Boyle
H. Bennett
Henry
Ford
Fritz Khuhn
Bund
Automobile Manufacturers Association
United States
California
Benelux
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Anstwers
Rochester, N. Y
Mothers
Mothers Friend
Hall
GENERAL @ ELectRic
Cora
Goodsyear Service Stores
Main ST
Young's Furniture & Rug Co
Upper Square Yard
North Main Young's Furniture & Rug Co
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