Thomasville clubs host bridge and garden gatherings
Thomasville reports a busy social day with the Thursday Bridge club hosted by Mrs. Walter Rapp on Park Avenue providing two bridge tables and top scorer Robert Rapp. The Little Gardens club met at Mrs. R. L. Pope’s home with host Mrs. Leland Crouch leading a flowers discussion. Wesley Philathea class gathered at Mrs. J. K. Branm’s for devotion and Women of the Bible program. Miss Sally uth Shuford gave violin with Miss Lednor Bodenheimer piano. Misses Willa Mae and Owenee Everhart hosted a two-table bridge session on Salem Street with Mrs. Thomas Peacock and others attending.
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Thomasville
Thursday
Walter Rapp
Park Avenue
Robert Rapp
Charles’ F. Phillips
Charles F. Phillips
John R. Myers
G. W. Lyles
J. W. Hawthorne
Carson Cox
W. Eomlinson
Mamie Haris
Little Gardens Club
R. L. Pope
Salem Reet
S. J. Roy Proctor
Astess
Leland Crouch
Amuel Wiley
Pope
Wesley Philathea
J. K. Branm
Astate
Ade Henderson
Coy Harris
Oy Springer
E. J. Poe
R. C. Wilson
Sally Uth Shuford
Lednor Bodenheimer
Willa Mae
Owenee Everhart
Salem Street
Clara Gray White
Thomas Peacock
W. T. Harris
Bill Crews
Holleen Wright
Wallburg P T A elects officers and Hallowe'en plans
Wallburg NC October PTA meeting reports a small attendance rise. Officers elected include Lettie Crouch president Conrad Motsinger rotary Clyde Motsinger treasurer and others on committees. Proceeds from a Halloween event will fund Belemen Grade equipment and athletic association needs.
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Wallburg
Allburg
R. W. Zimmerman
Rey J. Davis
H. L. Trayam
Elizabeth Williard
Sident
Lettie E. Crouch
Conrad Motsinger
Rotary
Rothrock
Treasyr
Clyde Motsinger
Miss Pratt
Etcher Clinard
Miss Williams
Air Committee
Newsome
S. Ivey Yokeley
Pardne
Ys and Means
Iton Sink
Will Davis
S. Conrad Ootsinger
Cle Hayworth
R. L. John
P.T. A
Ool
Beck
Mrs Rose and guests return to Newton after Carolina visit
Mrs J L Rose and two children with Mrs George Rose have returned to Newton Iowa from a visit with Mrs Frank Rose and Miss Clarisse Rose in the Carolina Apartments. Miss Rose hosted a small bridge party to honor her houseguests.
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J. L. Rose
George Rose
Newton
Iowa
Frank Rose
Clarisse Rose
Carolina Apartments
Miss Rose
Visitors from Virginia and guests in town highlights
Mrs Ansel Cox Jr with Mrs J A Russell and daughter of Danville Va visited Wednesday as guests of Mrs Percy Tudor. Mr and Mrs Walter Rapp left for New York for a week. Mrs James E Lambeth returned from Asheville after attending the North Carolina Division U D of the Confederacy convention where she serves as second vice president and also joined a Daughters of the American Colonists meeting with the U D G E at the George Vanderbilt Hotel.
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Ansel Cox, Jr
J. A. Russell and
Danville, Va
Percy Tudor
Walter Rapp
New York
James E. Lambeth
Asheville
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Colonists
U. D
Elm Street PTA Opens Fall Session With Speaker
Elm Street School’s Parent-Teacher Association held its first fall meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs. Edgar Hartley led the session with minutes and treasurer reports, committee chairmen were announced, and Miss Margaret Andrews coordinated devotions before Lloyd Y. Thayer, the principal, spoke on teacher qualities and community roles. Juanita Hayworth’s fifth grade earned the attendance award.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Elm Street School
Edgar Hartley
W. L. Edwards
Margaret Andrews
Lloyd Y. Thayer
William Lyon Phelps
Thayer
Juanita Hayworth
Yale Puppeteers To Perform In Greensboro College Show
Yale Puppeteers bring the adult revue It's A Small World to Odell Memorial Auditorium under Greensboro College Players sponsorship on December 5. The group, famed for European tours and the film I Am Susanne, plans a two hour program of caricatured figures from stage radio and screen. Forman Brown writes the material while Harry Burnett builds the marionettes.
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Greensboro
Yale
Odell Memorial Auditorium
Greensboro College Players
Europe
New York City
I Am Susanne
South
New York
Hollywood
Forman Brown
Harry Burnett
Shipping minister Gilmour named wartime Shipping Minister
Sir John Gilmour, previously holding two cabinet posts in peacetime, was appointed wartime minister of shipping in London on October 13. The report notes the government reshuffle as wartime leadership shifts.
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London
John Gilmour
Women Of Moose Sponsor Benefit Hallowe'en Party
The Women of the Moose plan a benefit masquerade for Halloween with date to be announced. The event will be at the David Chains Dance Studio on North Main Street, led by homemaking chairwoman Mabel Beeson and Moosehaven chair Effie Bambalis. Prizes for best costumes, refreshments, dancing, music, and fortune telling will be featured.
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Hallowe'en
Women of the Moose
David Chains
North Main Street
Mabel Beeson
Effie Bambalis
Moosehaven Committee
Brentwood PTA Holds First Fall Meeting
The Brentwood School P T A met Thursday evening October 12 at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Mrs J G Thompson led the business portion and Mrs C C Ball urged study group participation after reporting on the Ada Blair School event. District Congress reports were shared by Mrs Paul Charping and Miss Charlotte Holden before a social hour and an attendance banner presentation to Mrs 8 8S Coe’s fifth and sixth grades.
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Brentwood P.T. A
America
Coe
J. G. Thompson
C. C. Ball
Ada Blair
P.T. A
Sheraton Hotel
Paul Charping
Charlotte Holden
Lithuanians undeceived on pressing pact changes with Germany
Kaunas officials said Lithuania had not yet decided to press for changes in the German Lithuanian pact. The statement suggested consideration of such action. Riga dispatches say Lithuania seeks extraterritorial Memel harbor rights with Soviet backing. Memelland was seized by Germany on March 22.
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Kaunas
Lithuania
Hemelland
Germany
Riga
Latvia
Stockholm
Lithania
Memel
Memelland
Asheboro Buys Fire Chief Two New City Automobiles
On October 13 the Asheboro board approved two new city vehicles. A standard red fire chief car with gold trim will serve Fire Chief Clarence Rush in his duties. A one and a half ton stake truck will be used by the street department. Both bought via low bids from local motor companies.
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Asheboro
German forces blow Rhine bridges in three towns
Berlin Oct 13 report states the German high command announced French forces dynamited Rhine River bridges at Winterschrof, Deeisach and Neuenburg. The action aimed to hinder German troop movements as fighting intensified along the riverfront.
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Berlin
Rhine
Winterschrof
Deeisach
Neuenburg
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