Marriage Announcement From Danville Dinner Party
The text notes an October 14 marriage in Danville Virginia Miss Ulah Mae Briles became the wife of Thomas Ray Hunt Dr H Harrison officiated with a ring ceremony The couple were accompanied to Danville by Miss Dorothy Wall and James Kley who witnessed the vows.
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Danville
Missulah Mae Briles
Thomas Ray Hunt
H. Harrison
Dorothy Wall
James Kley
Walnut Street
R. 8
Wooden
Hamilton Street
Hunt
Mrs.Hunt
James Oakley
Lula Mae Stanley
Fred Kerr
Mildred Brown
Edgar Kimsey
Bertha
Lucille Briles
Tender Made Ham Steak with Cider Sherbet
Instructional note describes preparing a ham steak by choosing whole or half portions, optional pre cut 1 inch to 15 inch steak, room temperature, oiling and broiling with olive oil, 7 minutes until heated, served on a hot platter with whipped potatoes border and parsley garnish.
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Wilson
Pink Apple Cider Sherbet With Marshmallows
A recipe describes heating marshmallows with part of fresh apple cider until fluffy, then folding in beaten egg whites and fruit juices. The mixture is colored pale pink with red vegetable coloring, mashed to a mush, then frozen for serving.
Pancake Rollups From a Fragmented Recipe
A scrambled OCR style recipe fragment describes mixing flour with eggs and milk and salt, making a thick cream batter. It mentions cooking in a hot skillet and rolling into pancake form, then topping with a tart apple sauce.
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Frey
Retiring Pastor Farewell Dinner Honors Pickens in Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise in Thomasville October 25 reports Rev C M Pickens and wife leaving Main Street Methodist Church after three years of service. A three course dinner featured snapdragons in a crystal vase. Myers hosted the guests with a vase as a gift. Other items note local church activities and weekend visits by area residents.
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Thomasville
John R. Myers
C. M. Pickens
Charlotte
Pickens
Main Street Methodist Church
Mrs. Myers
City Wide Safety Clubs Discussed At Forest Avenue Meeting
The Forest Avenue Safety Club held a meeting at Mrs. A. E. Teeter’s home on Forest Avenue with 20 children present. Guests M. L. Patrick and John D. Ross spoke about expanding safety clubs citywide and inviting Clover Dale School to start a club. A program followed the business session and Eva Henrich served a sweet course.
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Forest Avenue
A. E. Teeter
M. L. Patrick
John D. Ross
Ross
Forest Avenue Club
Patrick
Cloverdale School
Eva Henrich
Teeter
Junior Red Cross Holds City Wide First Meeting
The Junior Red Cross City wide Council held its first meeting of the year at the Sheraton Hotel with Mrs. Jame Moffitt in charge. Seventy eight representatives from schools and Junior High attended and discussed Christmas boxes for foreign children and the upcoming issue of The Junior Red Cross Record.
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Junior Red Cross
Sheraton
Jame Moffitt
Doris Bruton
Dorothy Collins
Lee Smith
Cloverdale
Rachel Leonard
Jacquelyn Harbinson
Billy Williams
Emma Blair
Caroline Arden
Annie Lida
Peres Payne, Jr
Elm Street
Nancy Kirby
Oleane Clodfelter
Braxton Elliott
Brentwood
Elizabeth Hampton
Thelma Collins
Betty Jo Beeson Pilly Mitchell
Oak Hill
Barbara Burton
Tommie Kellam
Joseph Price
Bay Street
Robert Bradley
Eleanor Robinson
Margaret Lawson
Johnson Street
Lyda Meredith
Jacqueline Proctor
Earl Wagoner
Ada Blair
Gilbert Gray
Jack Walters
Jean Rike
Junior Red Cross Record
Two more men accepted by local recruiting office
Sergeant Fred F. Wiles announced two men have been accepted for the United States Army through the local recruiting office. Walter Thomas Hodges of Randleman will serve with infantry in the Canal Zone, and Ottie B. Horner of 1418 Tryon Street has been accepted for field artillery at Fort Bragg.
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United States Army
Fred F. Wiles
Walter Thomas Hodges
Randleman
Canal Zone
Ottie B. Horner
Tryon Street
Fort Bragg
William L. Fitts to address furniture workers meeting
William L. Fitts representative of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners will be principal speaker at an open meeting for furniture workers in the Labor Temple Sunday at 7 30 p m G D Sexton vice president of the North Carolina State Federation of Labor will preside over the meeting sponsored by the State Federation and the High Point Central Labor Union
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William L. Fitts
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Labor Temple
G. D. Sexton
North Carolina State Federation of Labor
State Federation
High Point Central Labor Union
Huge Persimmon Shown At Enterprise Today
A nursery graft persimmon was exhibited in The Enterprise office by Mrs. J. L. Dever. The fruit measures 9 inches long and 8 inches in girth with a 3 inch diameter. It was picked from a tree on Mrs. O. E. Dever's home near Sedgefield. About 50 ripe persimmons of this size remain on the tree.
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Enterprise Office
J. L. Dever
O. E. Dever
Sedgefield
Industries in Japan ordered to cut coal use
Peace time industries in Japan using over 10 000 tons of coal a year have been ordered to reduce fuel consumption by 10 to 20 percent.
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Japan
Trap Shooting Contest Sees 150 Competitors in Baku
In Baku Azerbaijan a trap shooting event drew 150 competitors who fired 22 000 shots at 11 000 targets in a recent contest.
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Baku
Azerbaijan
State to Add 3800 Feet of Guard Rails in High Point
The State Highway and Public Works Commission will erect about 3800 feet of guard rail along streets adjacent to the railway cut in High Point. The project expands the state’s guard rail line to roughly 10,000 feet. Contractor Leon Ellis of Greensboro was instructed to finish the work and has subcontracted the project to another firm.
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State Highway and Public Works Commission
High Point
Highway Commission
Leon Ellis
Greensboro
Ellis
Hendersonville Man Faces Tax Evasion Charge
Hendersonville businessman Henry RR Savage remained jailed in Detroit awaiting federal trial after failing to post a $5,000 bond on income tax evasion charges.
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Hendersonville
Asheville
Ort
Henry RR. Savage
Detroit
Mich
Arrests in Michigan for $45,000 Income Tax Evasion
United States deputy marshals arrested Savage yesterday on a warrant from the district attorney's office. The action stems from a certified indictment returned seven years ago by a Federal grand jury in the eastern division of Michigan charging income tax evasion totaling about $45,000.
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United States
Savage
District Attorney
Michigan
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