Household Arts Members Feted on Birthdays by Mrs Womble
The Household Arts Club met at Mrs. Dolly Womble’s home to honor October birthdays of Mesdames Fred L. Ingram G Shelton and Sam Dutton. A birthday cake, roses, and stamps marked the celebration with twelve members present and served by the hostess and helpers.
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Lousehold Arts
Mrs. Womble
Susehold
T. G. Shelton
Sam Dutton
John T. Elis
L. L. Farlowe
J. R. Montgomery
C. F. Ellington
Minnie Hinkle
W.D Sale
C. F. Grissom
N. E. Russell
Social Courtesies Honor Mrs Holt Bride of Season
Mrs Russell Holt hosts a bridge party at her mother Mrs E H Jaren Roule home Greensboro with Miss Mild Harris and Mrs Howard Red from Thomasville joining. Prizes awarded for top score, traveling, and runner up plus host gifts.
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Everal
Irs
Russell Holt
Russelll Holt
Ann Raper
Iman Walt
E. H. Jarén
Greensboro
Mild| Harris
Howard Red
Thomasville
Pins Ridge
Phil Iker
Claude Carter
Esther Rae Wilsop
Holt
Bille Dy
Malloye Stanfield
Ireneen
Dorothy House
Esther Wilson
Herbert Cartland
Bill Latham
Steve Ingram
W. T. Harris
Thomasvile
Emerywood Dinner Dance Draws Big Turnout
Members at Emerywood Country Club held Family Night last evening drawing a large attendance. Tonight, the October dinner dance opens at eight with reservations due by noon. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Casey and many other local couples at the club.
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Emerywood Country Club
Paul Casey
Ney Larter
J. Hauschild
A. Grant
Robert Cottam
F. E. Moses
Wayne Sullivan
Harold Bennett
Matt Wall
P. Hazelwood
Hicks
M. B. Th. Mer
W. R.ipbell
HE AL Watrous
Seventeen Local Girls In College Gamma Club
The Gamma Club of High Point College replaces the girls literary society this year with 1 cent High Point girls. Miss Mary Ann Coe is secretary and Miss Garnett Hinshaw treasurer. Zelma Parnell coordinates programs. other local members include Ruby Parker Diana Taylor Billie Fraxier Kathryn Cross Beverly Merchant Betsy York Anita Bur ton Betty Deane Knox Majorie Payne Margaret Short Dorothy Chamberlain Dot Price Geneva Crowder Miriam McCail.
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Gamma Club
High Point College
Girls Literary Society
High Point
Mary Ann Coe
Garnett Hinshaw
Zelma Parnell
Ruby Parker
Diana Taylor
Billie Fraxier
Kathryn Cross
Beverly Merchant
Betsy York
Anita Burton
Betty Deane Knox
Majorie Payne
Margaret Short
Dorothy Chamberlain
Dot Price
Geneva Crowder
Miriam McCail
Miss Newlin Remains in Randleman Home
Miss Pattie Newlin, formerly of High Point, is ill and staying with her sister in law Mrs N N Newlin in Randleman. She suffers a fractured hip and knee from a fall weeks ago. At age 86, physicians say little hope she will walk again.
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Pattie Newlin
High Point
Inlaw
N.N. Newlin
Randleman
Duplicates Club Play Scheduled for Tomorrow at Two
Frank Hunsucker and several couples including Afr. and Mrs WC Idol Mr and Mrs Sanders Dallas Mr and Mrs Stanley W Davis Mr and Mrs Tom A Marlowe and Mr and Mrs J J Corrigan will attend. The duplicate club will hold its usual play tomorrow afternoon beginning at two o clock.
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Frank Hunsucker
WC. Idol
Sanders Dallas
Stanley W. Davis
Tom A. Marlowe
J. J. Corrigan
Duplivate Club
Anne Adams Pattern 4234 for women skirts and bodice
Graceful two piece outfit pattern 4234 offers a well cut skirt with a high waist and shirred bodice. Available in sizes 36 through 46 with short length size 36 requiring 358 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send sixteen cents for the pattern plus size name address and style number to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department at 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Yawll
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Octobe dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club
Social calendar item notes a Saturday 8 p m Emerywood Country Club dinner dance at the clubhouse with John Peddford and his orchestra providing music.
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Emerywood Country Club
John Peddford
Virginia Perry Birthday Honoree at Nine
Mr. and Mrs. Seborn Perry entertained a small group of friends for Virginia Perry's ninth birthday on Thursday. Guests enjoyed Halloween games in the top floor play-room, dinner at Emersywood Country Club, and a Dumbo pork pie centerpiece with favors. Attendees included Frances Pickett, Marie Elizabeth Casey, Sherry Kearns, Ann Bain, Venelia Wilcox, Lassie Schwabenton, Hettie Dallas, Bessey Davis, and Mary Frances Campbell.
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Seborn Perry
Virginia
Perry
Emersywood Country Club
Frances Pickett
Marie Elizabeth Casey
Sherry Kearns
Ann Bain
Venelia Wilcox
Lassie Schwabenton
Hettie Dallas
Bettsey Davis
Mary Frances Campbell
Chow Mein Supper for DAE Rushees at High Point College
Delta Alpha Epsilon at High Point College hosted a chow mein supper for its rushees at Dr W L Jackson's home in Jackson Park. Attending rushees included Harry Hauser Charles Edwards George Humphreys George Nostrand Dan Sides Tal Cole Bob Porter Hugh Geermer Bob Wiren gessner Tharold Conner Bob Lally Lindsey Weaver and old members Bill Henderson Bob Williams TeRoy Foster Fred Kappleman Russell Nixon Elliott Winan Ohn Blickensderfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Alpana Epsilon
High Point College
W. L Jackson
Jackson Park
Dr. Jackson
D. A. Els
Harry Hauser
Charles Edwards
George Humphreys
George Nostrand
High Point
Dan Sides
Winston-Salem
Tal Cole
Asheboro
Bob Porter
Greenbelt
Hugh Geermer
Bob Wirehgessner
New Jersey
Tharold Conner
Danville
Bob Lally
Seagrove
Lindsey Weaver
Bill Henderson
Bob Williams
TeRoy Foster
Fred Kappleman
Russel Nixon
Elliott Winan
Ohn Blickensderfer
Cloverdale P T A Plans Year’s Work At First Meeting
The Cloverdale P T A opened the school year with devotion led by Mrs. Shelton of the fourth grade. Officers of the student council Bobbie Coltrane Cecil Goins and Jacqueline Johnson were introduced. President Mrs Burrus Harrison urged broader parental involvement and volunteers. The meeting included singing, committee outlines, and a film “Children of Mexico” shown to parents. Principal M L Patrick noted the upcoming school amendment vote in November.
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Cloverdale Parent-Tescher Association
Shelton
Bobbie Coltrane
Cecil Goins
Jacqueline Johnson
Miss Winifred Bodies
Burrus Harrison
P.T. A
Daisy Hall to Wed Lieutenant William G Barger
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Daisy Hall and Lieutenant William Gilliland Barger United States Army. The ceremony is set for Wednesday October 28 at five o'clock at Main Street Methodist Church Thomasville North Carolina. The engagement of Miss Hall to Lieutenant Barger has been announced earlier and prompted many social courtesies.
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Thomasville
Daisy Hall
Wiliam G Barger
John Wood Hall
Daisy Fuller
William Gilliland Barger
United States Army
Main Street Methodist Church
North Carolina
Mrs Tice and Children Leave for Texas to Join Dr Tice
Mrs Walter T. Tice and her children, spending the weekend in Wadesboro, plan to travel to Denton, Texas, near Camp Howze, to join Dr. Tice who serves as a captain in the U.S. Army Medical Corps.
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Walter T. Tice
Texas
Dr. Tice
Wadesboro
Elm Street School set for Oct 29 community fair
The Elm Street School PTA announces a community fair on October 29 at seven evening. Mrs. T R Ballard and Mrs. Ray Nance lead the event to raise funds for a new moving picture machine. Entrance items include entertainment, handiwork, lemonade, ice cream, popcorn and home cooked food for sale.
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Elm Street
T. R. Ballard
Ray Nance
Police Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled for Tonight
The Police Auxiliary will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs J R Loflin 209 Kennedy Street the announcement stated this morning.
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Police Auxiliary
J. R. Loflin
Kennedy Street
Demonstration for O. E. S. Cancelled
The Easter Star brush demonstration planned for this evening at the Masonic Hall has been cancelled. Mrs. Ida Kimble, Worthy Matron of the O. E. S. chapter, announced the cancellation this morning.
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Brush
Easter Star
Masonic Hall
Ida Kimble
O. E. S. Chapter
Births in Archdale and at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs L W Stevens of Archdale announce the birth of a son Ronald Wallace on October 135 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard Edward Blackwell announce the birth of a son Richard Edward Jr at Burrus Memorial Hospital October 11. Mrs Blackwell before marriage was Miss Dorothy Ingram.
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L. W. Stevens
Archdale
Ronald Wallace
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Richard Edward Blackwell
Richard Edward, Jr
Blackwell
Dorothy Ingram
Church Social Rankin Memorial Class Meets Tonight
The Philathea Class of the Rankin Memorial Methodist Church holds its monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 at Mrs. B R Bryant 321 Pickett Street. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. J L Phillips and Mrs. C M Queen.
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Rankin Memorial
Rankin’ Memorial Methodist Church
B .R. Bryant
Pickett Street
J. L. Phillips
C. M. Queen
Residents and visitors frequent High Point area mentions
Mrs J W Harriss and Mrs Elizabeth H Covington spend time in New York before Appenaug Rhode Island, staying at 64 Valentine Circle. Mrs Paul Dowdy and son John Craven travel to Mount Airy to join Mr Dowdy, a sheet metal instructor. Corporal Braxton Craven arrives from Fort Monmouth to visit his mother in Trinity. Mrs Meyer Frank of Charleston arrives for two week visit with daughter Virginia at 904 Carrick Ave. Mr and Mrs J Knox Harrington of Philadelphia NC to visit his mother at 1107 Johnson St. Miss Julia Ryan and Lois Welborn return from Myrtle Beach. Mrs John R R Shambley returns from Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem improved. Several High Point residents attend State WLCOU Convention in Charlotte Oct 13-15. Miss Mildred Hester of Goldsboro visits Abrs Bruce Craven in Trinity. Mrs John T Ellis of Aberdeen visits G W Pleasants at 119 Thurston St for a week.
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J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth H. Covington
New York
Appenaug
Rhode Island
Valentine Circle
High Point
Paul Dowdy
John Craven
Mount Airy
Dowdy
Mount Airy High School
Fred Younts
Route Two
Corporal Braxton Craven
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Meyer Frank
Charleston
S.C
Virginia Frank
Carrick Avenue
Winston Tobacco Market Operating At Full Capacity
Winston-Salem market moved about 1,200,000 pounds of leaf at an average near 42.25 per hundred, with capacity operations and steady prices. Super Visor James T. Booth reported strong deliveries after clearing weather. top sales included Mathews, Simmons, Irene Hall, C. V. Canada, W. B. Kearns, H. and J. Tucker, Parks and J, and F. with multiple lots at varied bids.
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Winston-Salem
James T. Booth
Mathews
W. E. Martin
Carl Caudle
J. T. Tucker
Parks and J
Carl Cronstedt Takes Charge of HPC Choir
The A Capella Choir of High Point College is organized this year under Carl Cronstedt director of music in city schools and a college music teacher. Members include soprano Billie Frazier Ruth Henderson Zelma Parnell Lena Sale Alice Sparger Frances Story Agnes Ward Nancy Watson Edith Bailey Anita Burton Geneviea Couch Loraine Durham Hortense Futrelie Ruby Gore Arlena Kirkman Marguerite Koontz Marjorie Payne Wanona Rash Margaret Short Dinah Paylor Eloise Crawford Kathryn Cross Doris Poindexter Nina Whitaker Buren Blackwelder Wade Koontz Nie Aycock Luther Brown Banks Hamilton Kelly Lawson R A Warlick Bob Gayle Bill Gossard Jesse Johnson Buddy Wade Clyde Collins Jeddy Johnson Wayne Lindley Charles Coffee and Buddy Wade.
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High Point College
Carl Cronstedt
Billie Frazier
Ruth Henderson
Zelma Parnell
Lena Sale
Alice Sparger
Frances Story
Agnes Ward
Nancy Watson
Edith Bailey
Anita Burton
Geneviea Couch
Loraine Durham
Hortense Futrelie
Ruby Gore
Arlena Kirkman
Marguerite Koontz
Marjorie Payne
Wanona Rash
Margaret Short
Dinah Paylor
Eloise Crawford
Kathryn Cross
Doris Poindexter
Nina Whitaker
Helen Craven
Doris Sever
Mark Snider
Sara Warren
Buren Blackwelder
Wade Koontz
Johnnie Aycock
Luther Brown
Banks Hamilton
Kelly Lawson
R. A. Warlick
Bob Gayle
Bill Gossard
Jesse Johnson
Buddy Wade
Clyde Collins
Jeddy Johnson
Wayne Lindley
Charles Coffee
Navy Day Plans Scene in Thomasville
Special report from Thomasville details Navy Day observances and a memorial service for fallen sailors. The Thomasville Community and War Service Council formed committees with James E. Lambeth Jr. as arrangements chair and Miss Mamie Harris, Mrs. G E Crowell, and J Walter Lambeth among participants. A Thursday meeting set for October 22 was announced to finalize plans with church and merchant cooperation coordinated by Charles Johnson.
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Thomasville
Committee On Recreation and Morale
W. C. Julian
Charles Kearns
A. L. Rains
Carr Shealey
J. Glenn Pennington
W. B. Lord
Mamie Harris
G. E. Crowell
J. Walter Lambeth
Sykes
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Lambeth
Vv. C. Julian
H. G. Earls
Charles Johnson
Local numeric identifiers listed in fragment
A dense set of numbers and initials appears, including names such as Hinshaw Gordon Hege Holand and B Dodson, with multiple numeric codes like 46461 12457 1984 56 2044753 290 47 400047 and 3249 190848 198447 250748 310 48 310048 116459 10452 80450 and 168448. The readable text is fragmentary and consists mainly of sequences of figures and surnames without cohesive narrative.
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D. Hinshaw
G. Gordon
WB. B. Hege
Holand
FE. Dodson
Escapees from Rockingham prison camp flee road crew
Bernard Paschal and Paul Sams, both 26 and 27, escaped from Rockingham County prison camp yesterday. Sams, linked to the Davis murder case near High Point, and Paschal were jailed in Guilford for breaking, entering and larceny with 18 month terms and additional five year sentences, according to the state penal division.
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Ralwigh
Iwo White
Rockingham County
State
Paul Sams
Jamestown
Bernard Paschal
High Point
Guilford
Kyle
Sams
Davis
Nine Die in Army Plane Crash Near Chicago Airport
An Army transport plane crashed and burned two miles from Chicago airport killing all nine aboard. The victims include the pilot co pilot and seven passengers. Names were not released. The flight was on a routine night route from Sedalia Missouri to Chicago.
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Chicago
Army
Sixth Sereice Command
Sedalia
Prison escape leads to trail near Stokesdale
Defendants were sentenced with suspended sentences for good behavior. The two men escaped from a prison camp near Wentworth, were tracked to near Madison, and their trail ended near Stokesdale. Paschal is six years old and weighs 130 pounds. Sams is 27 and weighs 160.
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Wentworth
Madison
Stokesdale
Paschal
Sams J
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