Freshman Registration At Woman's College Reaches Record
Greensboro September 15 Freshman class at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina registers for the 1942 term marking the largest intake in the college history. More than 600 freshmen enrolled with over 1400 alumni to register tomorrow and classes set to begin Saturday. Dr W C Jackman dean of administration welcomed new students while Miss Jen Burns outlined orientation activities. The student body totals over 2000 with all 12 dormitories full and many town students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman’s College of the Universty of
North Carolina
W. C. Jackom
Jen Burns
Fies Burns
Trentation
Theampus
Why Constipation Happens and How to Help It
An article explains that the issue may not be lack of food but the type eaten. Foods lacking bulk leave hard residue, while a high fiber breakfast cereal like Kellogg’s promotes bulk and regularity by absorbing water and aiding elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intel
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Tea Honors Trinity Bride and Phi Beta Club Entertained
Thomasville social notes report a Wednesday afternoon tea at Mrs. C. M. Tomlinson's Forsyth street home honoring Mrs. Frank McLeod of Trinity, sister-in-law and bride. About 200 guests, including Miss Margaret McLeod, greeted by Mrs. Vann Stringfield, with a receiving line and luncheon. The Phi Beta club met in Greensboro with Mrs. Robert L. Lambeth presiding, featuring a Florence program by Meade Hite and a two course luncheon for fifteen. Other society items mention travels, visits, and church circle activities across Thomasville and nearby towns.
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Thomasville
Margaret McLeod
Frank McLeod
Trinity
C. M. Tomlinson
Forsyth Street
Mise McLeod
Vann Stringfield
Samuel Wiley
John Pennington
Oon Re
Alved
Nell Boles
Vira Clodfelter
Claude Green
John Crowell
Walter Rapp
Elmina Hearne
J. R. Blair
Punch
Tom Lambeth
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Evelyn Lyles
Bessie Newby
Clarice Rose
Phi Beta Club
Greensboro
Robert L. Lambeth
Reece Harville
Italy
Meade Hite
Florence
Mesamés
Charles F. Lambeth
Reece,arville
Ralph Wilson
E. W. Cates
Meade
Marian Martin Pattern 9857 for children's outfits
The advert promotes Marian Martin Pattern 9857 offering a jumper blouse and bolero with a simple skirt. It notes fabric yardage for sizes 4 6 8 10 12 and instructs readers to order by sending fifteen cents per pattern plus book options. The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York is listed for orders.
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Marian Martin
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
Marriage Vows Of Thomasville Couple Announced Here Today
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Etta Berrier and Elmer Ferguson of Thomasville. They wed September 1 at Community M P church with Rev J Clyde Allman officiating at six p m using the ring ritual. They reside in Thomasville after a wedding supper hosted by the bride’s mother.
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Etta Berrier
Elmer Ferguson
Thomasville
J. Clyde Allman
Earl Berrier
Bessie Berrier
Mr. Ferguson
Robert Berrier
High Point
O. H. Berrier
H. Berrier
Anna Ferguson
Thomasvile
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Meeting Tonight
Tomorrow night at 7 30 the Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet in regular session All members are urged to attend as the fall and winter work will be outlined High Rock the guest of Miss Joniyn Murray Mr and Mrs Greyson Lomax announce the birth of a daughter Linda Kay on September 8 Miss Inga Hill spent the weekend here with her mother Mrs Joe Hill She is teaching in Greensboro
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Jack Wooten
Kinston
Canton
M.S. Stone
Penney
Virginia Curry
Washington
High Point College
Lillie Chandler
High Point
John Crawford
Thomasville
Margaret Holloway
Pilot Mountain
Poore
Helen Crawford
Ashebord
A. J L. Hill
Bill Crawford
Fort Bragg
C. W. Morris
Della Morris
P. D. Hamilton
Salisbury
Josephine Hill
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
High Rock
Joniyn Murray
Greyson Lomax
Linda Kay
Inga Hill
Joe Hill
Greensboro
Goodman Reaches Amateur Championship Quarterfinals
Defending champion Johnny Goodman of Omaha advances to the quarterfinals at Oakmont after a 4 and 2 victory over James French Jr. of San Francisco. Other round results include Pat Abbott beating James Fraser 2 up and Joe Thompson eliminating Walter Blevins in 19 holes.
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Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
James French, Jr
San Francisco
Johnny
Grap
French
Pat Abbott
Hollywood
Goodman
James
Sonny) Fraser
Atlantic City
Abbott
Fraser
Joe Thompson
Walter Blevins
Kansas City
Thompson
Mel Harbert
Battle Creek
Mich
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Harbert
Ed Kingsley
Magna
Utah
Wilfred Crossley
Dedham
Mass
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Tommy Tailor
New York
Christian Brinke, Jr
Detroit City
Frank Strafach
Brooklyn
Brinke
Frank
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Willie Turnesa
Turnesa
Abbott Ve. Thompson
Chapman
Kittysley
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Charlotte
Elwers
Dewneteirs
Phi Beta Cub
Alice Lambeth
Mount Airy
Horton
Rhyne
St. Louis, Mo
Martha Bach
Emily Arnold
Detroitt
Chas. Phillips
Harry Brown Finch
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Finch
Finch Cottage
Pegey Hite
Mary Johnson
Priscilla Lambeth
Z. P. Long
Raymond Yokeley
I. G. Greer, Jr
Mel McAdams
J. W. Hawthorne
Circle One
Presbyterian Church
D. M. Jester
C R. Reid
J. P. Dewey
Wagger’s
Georgeo N
Soli
Helbros
Banda
Yvellow
Ladels
Dia
Wagger Jewelry CO
Elwood Hotel
Crewes
Just
Bunny Tucker
Sunny
Sunny Tucker
Growing Girls’ School
Oxfords
Smart College
Choo
NE Pen New
Oom P Laks Ee
Sexton-Russell Vows
Denton
Misa Kate Sexton
Wilson Russell
Mra. Coyl L. Kearns
George L. Curry
Mr. Russell
T. C. Russell
Russell
J. T. Sexton
Mr. Sexton
Woman's College
Denton Drug Company
Denton Stone and Marble Company
Magdalene Rebekah
New York City
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