Little Symphony Busch's Dream Orchestra to perform here
The Busch Little Symphony, founded in Europe and refined in America, comes to the senior high school auditorium on Wednesday October 17 at eight. Adolf Busch conducts from the first violin as the ensemble plays Haydn Mozart Bach and Beethoven with intimate concertino ripieno dialogue and modern pieces. This concert is the second of four by the High Point Community Concert Association following Leonard Warren's appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
New York
Busch Little Symphony
Adolf
Busch
Haydn
Mozart
Bach
Contract Bridge of Overcoming Bad Breaks
A bridge hand analysis reviews declarer’s losses from poor breaks in a deal. South misplays by cashing top diamonds. East guards the jack and shifts to spades after the club lead. The suggested plan uses heart entry to access clubs and finesse diamonds, avoiding overexposure of the diamond suit.
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Declarer
South
West
East
South Pues
Birth Announcements and Guild Meetings From High Point Area
Birth notices for a child in Fort Benning Georgia Navy family and Michael Herman Smith born October 2 in High Point. Penelope Elise Hasty born October 4 at Long Beach Naval Hospital. Local church groups plan meetings on Asheboro road Kennedy street and at West End Baptist, First Methodist, with community leaders attending and music by Miss Wells and Mrs Barrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope FE. Hasty
E. F. Hasty
Penelope Elise
U. S. Naval Hospital
Long Beach
Calif
Hasty
Elsie Aggras
High Point
Navy
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Annabel Thompson
A Service Guild
Martha Hayworth
Wilson C. Weldon
Ralph H. Vance
R. I. Corbet
Marion
North Carolina
Conference Guild
God
Sergi
Dorothy Wells
Ashford
Hubert Barrer
Corbett
Lottie Duncan
Greensboro
Birth Announcement for Barbara Donnavel Younts
Mr and Mrs R E Younts announce the birth of a daughter Barbara Donnavel born October 7 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Younts is the former Miss Ethel Broadway.
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Fr Lee, Younts
R. E. Younts
Barbara Donnavel
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Younts
Ethel Broadway
L. H. Hancock
York Rite Meeting Opens in Charlotte
York Rite Masonic grand bodies of North Carolina begin a three day meeting in Charlotte with religious services at First Presbyterian Church for Knights Templar. Grand council grand chapter and grand commandery hold sessions on Monday and Tuesday.
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Charlotte
York Rite Masonic Grand Bodies of
North Carolina
First Presbyterian Church
Knights Templar
Grand Cory
Grand Council
Grand
Our Baby Album A Thomasville Birthday Roundup
Tommie Carolyn Atkins turns one on October 26 with parents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Atkins of Thomasville and mother Gladys Baldwin formerly of Thomasville. James Robert Mounce celebrates his third birthday on October 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mounce of 711 Mangum Avenue, with mother Aleen Smith formerly of this city.
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Tommie Carolyn Atkins
Center
Marvin Atkins
Thomasville
Gladys Baldwin
James Robert Mounce
James Mounce
Mangum Avenue
Aleen Smith
Jerry Austin Culler
Austin C. Culler
East Commerce Street
Europe
Melville Lee Sechrest
Cpl
Melville Sechrest
Branch Street
Chatham Field
Savannah
Georgia
C. F. Tomlinson
Dayton
Ohio
Charles F. Tomlinson
Patterson Field
Local health and military transfer updates at High Point Memorial
A community notice reports Lawrence Henderson and W S Henderson recovering at High Point Memorial hospital after surgeries, with visitors welcome for Lawrence and pending discharge for W S. James C Durland arrives from Ft Totten to await discharge at Seymour Johnson after overseas service. The item also lists several families visiting relatives, relocations, and corrections on hospital stays and postwar assignments.
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Lawrence Henderson
Newlin Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
James C. Durland
H Point
Ft. Totten
N. Y
States
Air Transport Command
Liberia
Arabia
Sgt. Durland
Seymour Johnson Field
Goldsboro
Armed Forces
Thomasville BPWC entertained new members at home
Miss Clara Harrison hosted an informal event at her East Guilford Street residence to honor new Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club members. The reception featured a receiving line with officers and guests, refreshments by club members, and an orchid dahlias centerpiece.
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Thomasville
Clara Harrison
H. T. Hethcock
L. C. Bridges
Minnie Gilliam
Mary Marlowe
Louise Johnson
Nina Sullivan
Sac
Board of Directors
Main Street
Main Street Colonial Drive
Kern Street
G. H. Arnold
Ool
J. S. Hix
Hix
C. W. Gilliam
Lillian Yow
Cleta Rich
T. J. Covington
Standley Heads Officers' Organization After Convention
Admiral William Standley retired USN was elected commander in chief of the Military Order of the World Wars at its fifteenth annual convention in Washington. A former chief of naval operations and ambassador to Russia, Standley succeeds David Schultz. Vice commanders in chief are Lt. Col. Cameron H. Sanders of Cincinnati and Col. Forrest Watson of Knoxville.
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Washington
Upi
William Standley
USN
la Mesa
Calif
Standley
United States
Russia
David Schultz
Florida
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Cameron H. Sanders
Cincinnati
Forrest Watson
Knoxville
Local visitors and wedding attendances noted in Meadville
Meadville residents Meadeville and Miss Romaine Conlin visit Mrs. Irl T. Newton at 227 Woodrow Avenue after attending the Kelly-Lentz wedding at the Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. George Denny of New York City spend the weekend with Mrs. Denny’s parents at 1018 Emery Road. Mr. Denny is president of Town Hall Inc. and founder moderator of Americas Town Meeting of the Air.
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T. O. Whittington
J. L. McMahon
Asheville
N. E. Peddycoart
Jerry and
Linda
la Follette
Tenn
Peddycoart
Whittington
Rachel Montague
Rome
Meadville
Romaine Conlin
Irl T. Newton
Woodrow Avenue
Presbyterian Church
George Denny
New York City
Mr. Denny
George V. Denny
Emery Road
New York
Denny
Town Hall, Inc
America
C. E. Armfield
C. E. Armfield, Jr
Jamestown
Hassell
Sullivan
Cpl
Roy Sullivan
Camp Lee
James Scott
Pacific
Katharine Mann
Fort Meade
Maryland
Hattie Percy
George Staley
Dick Staley
Hagerstown
E. B. Wicke
Emmet
Polkville
W. L. Scott
Earl Coltrane
Cumberland
Lucille Bumgarner
Hickory
Mountain Sanatorium
Jamestown clubs host first meetings with Bee talk and Bible class
Jamestown events include the Modern Book Club hosting 16 members with Grover H. Jones sharing bees lore at the home of Miss Carrie Vincannon and Hazel Deaver. Brownie Troop 67 hikes study plants, and the Woman's Bible class gears up under new president Mrs. C V Bundy with a devotional and readings.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Modern Book Club
Carrie Vincannon
Hazel Deaver
Jamestown School
W. G. Ragsdale
High Point
Jones
M. Bundy
Elsie Saunders
Mr. Jones
Katharine Mann
Miss Coble
Demobilization Seen as Trigger for Third World War
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal told 160 Red Cross graduates at American University that demobilizing too quickly could invite global conflict, warning that tearing down wartime signs may signal a lack of readiness to confront emerging evils.
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Washington
Navy
Forrestal
American Red Cross
American University
Better Vision Institute Reports Eyes Use Light Energy
Billions of impulses of light energy hit the eyes each second according to the Better Vision Institute. Many eyes require aids to condition the light for better seeing.
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Better Vision Institute
Lipstick Wardrobe for Every Hair Type Debuts
Betty Clark reports on a lipstick wardrobe concept aimed at simplifying beauty choices. Manufacturers propose color kits tailored to hair types medium brown brunettes blondes redheads and silver grays with shade groupings like tan rust gold brown blue pink champagne purple and red raspberry to match outfits and occasions.
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Betty Clark
UP News
France Voices Blame on Outsiders for Colonial Troubles
Paris reports Minister of Colonies Paul Giaccobi blamed Indochina troubles on foreign support for independence. He cited Japan China and the United States as influences while warning the colonial pact is replaced by a new French union. He warned the 1940 unity no longer exists.
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Paris
Paul Giaccobi
France
Indochina
Giaccobi
Japan
China
United States
Four Injured Repairing Church Bell in Chicago Fire
Four Concordia Evangelical Lutheran volunteers repairing a crack in the church bell were seriously burned when an acetylene torch dropped from the Belfry. Police say the torch fell, the hose broke, gas filled the chamber, and an explosion blew out three steeple windows. The report notes a 1867 name change for Vassar Female College to Vassar College.
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Chicago
Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church
Henry Schrader
William Insel
Edward Lange
Edward Dress
John O'Malley
Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book Offer
Pattern promotion shows Twenty cents for pattern order to The High Point Enterprise with fields for size style number name address and zone. Includes free patterns for hat bag gloves and optional Joopy. requests fifteen cents for Joopy.
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station O
New York 11
N. Y
Anne Adams
Radio Boom Believed To Be Ahead in FCC Grants
The FCC processes nearly 1000 wartime radio station applications and expects 150 to 200 new grants soon to unlock radio reconversion. By next years, 2000 to 3000 FM stations may be built and 187 cities could host TV stations within five years. Labor unions push for FM expansion while unions apply in New York Boston Chattanooga and other cities.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Paul Pogter
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
New York
Boston
Chattanooga
Tenn
CIO
Los Angeles
Detroit
Flint
Newark
WCFL
Chicago
Wildlife club planned for Thomasville
A special meeting is called for next Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the city hall court room to organize a Wildlife club for Thomasville and vicinity. Hunters fishermen farmers and conservation supporters are urged to attend with Frank L Page of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation attending to speak.
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Thomasville
City Hall
Frank L. Page
North Carolina Wildlife Federation
Eisenhower to turn 55 tomorrow in Germany
General Dwight D. Eisenhower nears his 55th birthday in Frankfurt Germany. He plans no special celebration and hopes to attend a football game between the undefeated 508th Parachute and U S headquarters teams.
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Eisenhower
Frankfurt
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
508Th Parachute
U. S
GOP Leaders Back World Press Freedom Drive
Washington leaders push to halt UNRRA funds to nations restricting media and press freedom. Rep. Brown proposes an amendment to the UNRRA funding bill, supported by Rep. Martin and the appropriations committee, aiming to bar U S contributions in countries censoring information or blocking free press. The Colmer committee also backs open information exchange with the Soviet bloc.
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Washington
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Clarence Brown
Ohio
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Brown
United States
UNRRA
House Appropriations Committee
Rep
Colmer
Europe
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Adams Street
Michael Herman
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Carol McKee
Susannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
G. K. Stroud
Asheboro
Lottie Moon
West End Baptist Church
Niss Mayme Johnson
Kennedy Street
York Rite Meeting
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5.S. Co
Our
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Albert F. Carter
Route 5
W. S. Henderson
Jesse Stone
Route 1
Lala Minton
Lady Fair
Atlanta
Raymond Laboratories
Gladys Stone
L. C. James
St. Louis
St. Louis Administration Center
Carolina Rozzelle
Greensboro College
Cc. E. Rozzelle
Hillcrest Drive
Robert E. Hale
Bobby
St. Luis Obispo
California
Bill J. Chamberlin
Lima
Mrs
Paul Hardy
Harrisburg, Va
Yeoman
Louise Swan
Bridgeport, Conn
Shirley Zeitler
BPWC
Modern Book Club
Emily Ragsdale
Good Fellowship
Jamestown Methodist Church
G. W. Campbell
W. L. Shook
P. C. Futrelle
Vassar Female College
Vassar College
Wildlife Club
Ick
West Broad Street
GOP
Michica
Ek Estes Ea
Michigan Bulb
Dept
Monroe Ave
Grend
S. Wagger’s
Elwood
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