Kindergarten Hallowe'en Party At Voorhees School
The Voorhees Town and Country kindergarten held a Hallowe'en party directed by Mrs. Louis Voorhees. Children created Halloween symbols and masks, enjoyed games and a puppet show, and received novelty prizes. Punch and candies were served as children helped with refreshments.
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Voorhees Town and Country School
Hallowe'en
Louis Voorhees
Voorhees
Civic group holds initiations with music and prayers
The ceremony featured readings in color, a vocal performance of O Beautiful Signet by Mrs. Edwin Bennison, piano by Mrs. Harriett Godwin, and a closing prayer. New initiates included Mrs. Elsie P. Kropf, Miss Martha B. Gregory, Thomas W. Hollingsworth, Clarence Albertson, John L. Burnett, Mrs. Jean Lucas, Mrs. Melda Harris, and Mrs. Mary M. Koonts. Delegates from eight chapters attended Greensboro Guilford Stokesdale Rose Elizabeth City Mocksville Lexington and Denton. Chrysanthemums and ferns ornamented the hall and about 85 people joined in refreshments afterward in the dining hall.
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Edwin Bennison
Harriett Godwin
Elsie P. Kropf
Martha B. Gregory
Thomas W. Hollingsworth
Clarence Albertson
John L. Burnett
Jean Lucas
Melda Harris
Mary M. Koonts
Greensboro
Guilford
Stokesdale
Rose
Elizabeth City
Mocksville
Lexington
Denton
Tips on Mouth Make up From Beauty Experts
Make up guides suggest avoiding a thin upper lip while extending rosy tones beyond the lip line to reduce a narrow look. With prominent teeth use subdued lipstick, and keep colors natural as the pendulum of trends returns to normal. Avoid Cupid’s bow styling and match rouge to complexion for sports wear. daytime should look natural with light eye shadows and restrained cheek color.
Local Garden Club Meeting Draws Piedmont Women
Mesdames W I Hooker Jones Burns and A W Robertson were among women at the Piedmont district garden clubs meeting in Winston Salem. They represented the Tuesday Evening Garden club of High Point. Mr and Mrs Clarence Dailey and daughter Peggy returned to High Point after visiting Mrs Dailey's sister in Baltimore. Mrs David T Yow 204 Edg e dale drive returned from New York City and West Point after seeing her daughter Mrs Robert Pearce. Mr Yow joined her for the weekend and attended the Duke Army game. Mrs J E Sink of High Point Route 2 is recuperating at the High Point Memorial hospital after an operation and expects to go home soon.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Susie Oldham
Fleet Lewis
Edwin Bennison
Ralph Sykes
Faye Sykes
New York
Ruth Hoover
S. E. Adcock
Sue Jackson
Tar Heel Star News
Ed Updegrove
Updegrove
Mesdames W. I. Hooker
Jones Burns
A. W. Robertson
Winston- Salem
Clarence Dailey
Peggy
Mrs. Dailey
Mrs. Hornburger
Baltimore
David T. Yow
Edgedale Drive
New York City
West Point
N. Y
Robert Pearce
Yow
J. E. Sink
High Point Route 2
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Veterans make up most at St Ambrose College
St Ambrose College in Davenport Iowa reports 1,008 of 1,185 students are veterans. Monsignor A J Burke, the college president, says the institution has the highest veteran enrollment percentage among U S educational colleges.
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Daventiort
St. Ambrose College
A. J. Burke
WE THE WOMEN Take Kids Along When Going Out
A Chicago school system faced with a teacher shortage suggested Ursula Shaughnessy bring her two children to the classroom, prompting a critique of babysitters. The column argues that mothers should take kids along for evening outings just as grandmothers did, noting parents’ worries about babysitters and costs and praising the idea of family presence.
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Chicago
Ursula Shaughnessy
Junior
Mama
Mamma
Jenses
Nursery School Hallowe'en Party at Jill and Jack School
The Jack and Jill nursery school at 1000 North Main Street held a Halloween party on Tuesday afternoon. The event combined a Halloween celebration with marking the birthdays of children born this month, featuring a birthday table with Betsy Thompson Kay Smith Rachel Knight and James Caldwell and gifts of books.
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Hallowe'en
Jack and Jill
North Main Street
Betsy Thompson
Kay Smith
Rachel Knight
James Caldwell
Patsy Long
Jean Harris
Betsy Harris
J. R. Scott
Billy Dawkins
Students Pick Cotton To Help In Education
In Winterville Georgia school students spend Thursday afternoons helping a neighbor farmer harvest cotton. A recent session saw 32 students gather 1200 pounds of seed cotton and earn regular wages plus a contest for theatre tickets to reward the top picker.
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Winterville
Tucson’s Early Name Stjukshon Meaning Dark Spring
The text notes the Indigenous name Stjukshon for Tucson, Arizona and explains its proposed meanings as dark spring or at the foot of a black hill, reflecting historical translations.
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Tucson
Ariz
Stjukshon
World diamond production peaks at 14.25 million carats in 1945
Production across the world reached an all time high of about 14,250,000 carats in 1945, underscoring a surge in output during the war era.
Church Social and Catherine Gill Class Meetings Set
The Philathea class of Pisgah Baptist Church will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs R E Vaughn’s home on Nathan Hunt drive The Catherine Gill class of Welch Memorial Methodist Church will hold its monthly business meeting at an upcoming date.
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Pisgah Baptist Church
R. E. Vaughn
Nathan Hunt Drive
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Investiture of Brownie Scouts at Local Ceremony
Brownie Scouts of troop 24 led by Mrs J A Marsh Jr with Miss Betty Lou Jackson held a joint fly up and investiture. Girls recited the Girl Scout promise in a candlelight service and received Brownie wings and pins.
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Brownie Scouts
J. A. Marsh, Jr
Betty Lou Jackson
G. C. Haltom
America
Arizona Hosts Wide Range of Native Cacti
A majority of several thousand cactus species native to Arizona vary from button sized to giant saguaro reaching 40 feet in height.
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Arizona
Meeting At Mrs George Longs Home Friday Evening
A notice describes a meeting at the home of Mrs George Long located at 1425 East Commerce Street on Friday evening. The fragment notes a local gathering setting without detailing purpose or attendees.
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George Long
East Commerce Street
Births announced for several local families in October
Mr and Mrs W A Thompson route 1 announce a son Danny Albert born October 21 at High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Tuohy announce a daughter Carrie Ellen born October 30 at St Louis hospital Missouri. Mr and Mrs Frank Simmons 1000 Westward drive announce a son George Manliff born October 23 at Baptist hospital Winston Salem. Mr and Mrs R G Riggs route 2 announce a daughter Anie Cherl born October 28 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit. Mr and Mrs D A Kelly 510 Hill street have a son James Michael born October 30 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit. Mr and Mrs F H Drinkard 202 W Lexington avenue announce Sarah Elaine born October 31.
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Danny Albert Thompson
W. A. Thompson
Route 1
Danny Albert
High Point Memorial Hosital
Robert Tuohy
Carrie Ellen
St. Louis Hospital
St. Louis
Missouri
Tuohy
Ruby Lee Summey
Geo
Manliff Simmons
Frank Simmons
Westward Drive
George Manliff
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Unie Cherl Riggs
R. G. Riggs
Anie Cher
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
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