Chow Mein Supper Among Final Events To Honor Miss McKaughan
Complimentary events mark upcoming marriage of Miss Grace McKaughan to Easi Wm. Pickett Hamlin. Hostesses include Miss Melvin Hayes and Miss Eloise Rankin with Bridals gifts, dinners, and a bridge party. Rehearsal cake cutting planned at Wesley Memorial Church.
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McKaughan
Grace McKaughan
Easi Wm. Pickett Hamlin
Naval Reserve
Melvin Hayes
Asia Restaurant
Bridale
Miss Hayes
Miss McKaughan
Helen McBee
Maud Carraway
Sallie Clark
Eloise Rankin
Harry Crawford
George J
Need Of Leadership Discussed By Local Girl Scout Council
The Point Girl Scout Council met at the YWCA to discuss the crying need for troop leaders. Mrs. Carroll urged members to recruit volunteers to fill vacancies and those on waiting lists. Mary Ruth Kimrey spoke on a Leadership Training Course she attended in Tallahassee to improve camp work and local activities. Cookies sales totaled over 3 000 boxes still on hand, contributing to funds for the Scout program.
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Girl Scout
Point Girl Scout Council
Y.W.C.A
Charles F. Carroll
Gurf
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Tallahassee
Fla
Wade Marsh Ill In Virginia
The condition of Wade Marsh, who suffered a heart attack in Huntington, West Virginia, last Friday night, is reported to be about the same. Mrs. Marsh remains with him in Huntington for a week, as children Julia Steele, Alex and Bob travel there for a brief stay.
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Wade Marsh
Huntington
W. Va
Thursday Twelve Entertained By Mrs Bill Dedmon
Members of the Thursday Twelve Bridge Club enjoyed a evening hosted by Mrs Bill Dedmon at Howell Street. Three bridge tables played with prizes of war stamps awarded to Milbourne Amos top scorer H M Ridge Jr runner up and Harold Dorsett traveling honors. Patriotic tales were used and a salad course followed homemade candy. Attending were Mesdames B Francis Hendrix W S Moss Winford Hinkle Tony Simeon Glenn Hendrix Arnor Wardell Earl Womble John Hendrix Milbourne Amos and Harold Dorsett.
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Bridge Club
Bill Dedmon
Howell Street
Milbourne Amos
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Harold Dorsett
Mesdames B. Francis Hendrix
W. S. Moss
Winford Hinkle
Tony Simeon
Glenn Hendrix
Arnor Wardell
Earl Womble
John Hendrix
Miss Elizabeth Hayworth Celebrates Nineteenth Birthday Party
Miss Elizabeth Hayworth was honored on her nineteenth birthday with a Saturday evening party at the Hayworth home near Wallburg hosted by her sister Miss Marie Hayworth. Prizes went to Pansy Bodenheimer Violet Bodenheimer Margaret Garrison Elwood Moore and Cleo Spurgeon. Guests enjoyed games and a lace table with a pink and white cake as refreshments were served by Mrs. Sanford Hayworth and Miss Dot Hayworth.
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Elizabeth Hayworth
Marie Hayworth
Wallburg
Pansy Bodenheimer
Violet Bodenheimer
Margaret Garrison
Elwood Moore
Cleo Spurgeon
Sanford Hayworth
Dot” Hayworth
Miss Hayworth
Local notables and visitors listed in Greensboro area
Miss Nancy Williard a Woman's College freshman spends vacation with her parents on the Greensboro road. Mrs. T R Steed travels to Birmingham to join her husband in show business. Mrs. Gil Reed visits Archdale Read. Martha Anita Stone and Marcus Stone recover at home from chickenpox. Mrs. Carl S Wood returns from Atlanta. Australia has 12000 miles of coastline.
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Nancy Williard
Woman's College
Greensboro
J. W. Williard
Miss Williard
T. R. Steed
Woodrow Avenue
Birmingham
Ala
Martha Anita Stone
Marcus Stone
Eva Stone
English Street
Carl S. Wood
Otteray Drive
Atlanta, Ga
About 100 Club Members Attend Family Dinner
About one hundred Emery wood Country Club members joined the weekly Thursday family dinner. Reservations were listed for numerous couples and individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Hazelwood, Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Durland, Mrs. Cooper, and many others. The event was reported to be a typical success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
W. P. Hazelwood
Seborn Perry
O. C. Durland
J. B. Cooper
J. O. Hauschild
J. FE. Millis
V. D. Sale, Jr
Angie Pitts
A. J. Koonce
L. C. Matton
Harry Abel
Stanley Davis
Paul Casey
Frank Moses
Amos Kearns
Charles Kearns
Carter Dalton
Willis Slane
Elizabeth Covington
Frank Garrett
Jimmy Groome
Clara Cole Sherrod
Mildred Marsh
Entertainment Of Socialites In Denton News
Denton social notes list Asheboro visitors and local gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Faye Parks visited Mrs. Park s mother Mrs. Frank Loflin. Rev. Joel Frogland of Asheboro called on Mr. and Mrs. Whitson C. Skeen. Tom Hill and family visited Asheboro relatives. Jolene Cook and Dorothy Owen shared a weekend together. Miss Josephine Davis joined others in Sanford. Brice Reed of High Point visited in Denton.
Miss Reeves Feted At Bridal Shower In City Home
Mrs W H Williard Mrs H A Sechrest and Miss Louise Edmonds hosted a party for Anna Mae Reeves bride elect of Lt Frank Gates Favorite Jr Army Air Corps. Reeves from Washington visited her parents and planned the April 10 ceremony at First Past Church. Guests enjoyed games ice course bridal molds and a crystal shower. About twenty attended.
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Mesdames
W. H. Williard
H. A. Sechrest
Louise Edmonds
Anna Mae Reeves
Frank Gates Favorite, Jr
Army Air Corps
Central America Theme Highlighted By Elm Street Group
The Junior Red Cross Safety Council at Elm Street School met after noon Tuesday with president Johnny Raper presiding. Betsy White and Harry Bell led a program on Central America detailing life there and showing collected articles, under supervision of Miss Helen Butler.
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Junior Red Cross Safety Council
Elm Street School
Johnny Raper
Betsy White
Lne
Harry Bell
Central America
Helen Butler
Miss Kimrey Returns From Leadership Conference
Miss Mary Ruth Kimrey resumes duties as a Girl Scout field worker after a week in Tallahassee Florida attending a Leadership Training Conference at Florida State Teachers College. She received leave to help the local director with extensive summer activities.
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Mary Ruth Kimrey
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State Teachers’ College
Mabel Burnett
Easter fashion trends capsule for spring style
New York fashion notes forecast 10 trends for Easter wardrobes. All-in-one shirtwaist looks lead, three-in-one dresses save fabric, white accents dominate, bold fasteners appear, kimono prints trend, peep-boo lace and sequins glitter, boleros multiply, fluffy yokes ease dresses, and long jackets give way to waist-length classics.
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Marguerite Young
NEA
New York
Romise
Spring
Johnson Street P-TA Elects Officers and Plans Victory Gardens
Johnson Street School P-TA elected new officers for the coming year with Mrs. E. H. Hackler as president and Mrs. Clarence Schultheis Jr. as first vice president. The meeting featured a musical program by the Green Club and a talk on Victory Gardens by P. M. Davis. A Pre-School Clinic was announced for April 8, and Miss Keren Canady’s sixth grade won the attendance banner.
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Victory Gardens
Johnson Street
Raymond Campbell
J. , L. Easter
Methodist Church
E. H. Hackler
Clarence Schultheis, Jr
John Pendergraph
Dorothy Hoskins
Keren Canady
Births for John Chalmers Jr and Barbara Lynee Osteen
Mr. and Mrs. Joan C. Osteen announce the birth of John Chalmers Jr on March 27 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Osteen was formerly Miss Lina Overton. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomas of 1421 Johnson Street announce the birth of Barbara Lynee on March 30 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Joan C. Osteen
John Chalmers, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Osteen
Lina Overton
Carl Thomas
Johnson Street
Barbara Lynee
Dinner and Bridge Parties Held in Thomasville
Thomasville April 2 Mr and Mrs W E Tomlinson hosted a dinner for ten at West Sunrise Avenue with spring flowers and yellow tapers. Mrs John R Myers led the Thursday bridge club at Lexington Highway with jonquil decor. high scores went to Mrs John Alden and Mrs Charles F Phillips. Attendees included Mrs W E Tomlinson Mrs S C Stimpson Jr M T Lambeth John Alden Charles F Phillips Carson Cox Robert Rapp George W Lyles and Mrs R F VanLandingham of Washington DC. Several guests have left for Texas where the husband is stationed. others visited local relatives and returned home.
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Thomasville
W. E. Tomlinson
West Sunrise Avenue
M. T. Lambeth
R. F. Lowery
Alvah Boyles
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Margaret McLeod
Ruth Edwards
Arriwona
John R. Myers
Thursday Bridge Club
Lexington Highway
Charles F. Phillips
Robert Rapp
John Alden
S. C. Stimpson, Jr
Carson Cox
George W. Lyles
R. F. van Landingham
Washington, D. C
Mesdames Vernon Snider
Gordon Hurst
California
John Easter
Texas
Stimpson
Virginia Boyles
Mamie Thomas
Winston-Salem
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
George W. Lyles, Jr
Philadelphia
Salem Street
WSCS Meet Next Year In Hickory
Winston Salem April 2 The Woman s Society of Christian Service Western North Carolina Methodist conference closed its annual meeting voting to meet next year in Hickory Mrs Walter Lanier was reelected secretary of student work and Mrs J W Harbison of Shelby named secretary of supplies Mrs Clare Purcell of Charlotte elected spiritual life chairman Mrs C C Weaver Winston Salem Mrs P N Peacock Salisbury and Mrs C N Clark Mt Airy nominated to represent the conference for possible election to the national board of missions and church extension
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Winston-Salem
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Hickory
Walter Lanier
Studen Work
J. W. Harbison
Shelby
Clare Purcell
Charlotte
C. C. Weaver
Winston- Salem
P. N. Peacock
Salisbury
C. N. Clark
Mt. Airy
National Board of Missions and Church Extension
State flags that flew over Palace of the Governors
Five flags Indian Confederate Spanish Mexican and United States have flown over the Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe New Mexico. The paragraph lists Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia in Brazil.
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United States
Santa Fe
N. M
Pattern 4323 by Anne Adams for misses and women
Short frock pattern 4323 features a U shaped front yoke and slim panelled skirt with optional notched cuffs. Available in sizes 16 through 46 with specific yardage for 39 inch fabric and ribbon trim. Send sixteen cents plus ten cents for the Spring Pattern Book to Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York N Y.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Circle No 2 Prayer Meeting At South Side Baptist
Missionary Society of South Side Baptist Church holds its regular meeting Saturday evening at six oclock at the home of Mrs Frank Newell 1211 Doris Street Prayer meeting follows at 730 at the same address
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Side Baptist Circle No
Missionary Society of South Side Baptist Church
Frank Newell
Doris Street
Corbett Promoted to Chief Investigator in Raleigh
Albert A. Corbett, former reviewer on the State OPA investigation staff, has been promoted to chief investigator in Raleigh. He succeeds James C. Greene who resigned. Horace C. Cooley becomes principal investigator and Jerry L. Gee serves as supervising investigator.
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Raleigh
Albert A. Corbett
OPA
James C. Greene
Horace C. Cooley
Corbett
Jerry L. Gee
Wilmington OA
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Madeline Hoover
A. Wade Marsh
Virginia
Vicks VapoRus
America
Gruen
Mano
South Main
Gil Reed
Barbara Jean
W. V. Davis
Archdale Read
Reed
Marie Davis
Australia
Denton
Miss Reeves
Junior
RED Cross
Elm ST
Kimrey
National Guard
Betty Sechrest
Frances Brown
Marie Heath
Bernard Kimrey
Red Cross War Fund
Johnson ST
P-T. A
Osteen Baby
Thomas Baby
Elsie S. Ott
H. H. Arnold
Louisville, N. Y
WSCS
Brooklyn
Newa
Brazi
Winor Burns
Swerwin-Williams
High Point Hardware CO
Main ST
Lard Ib
Coffee Ib
Rob Shad
Flounders Ib
Flyers
Seward's Market
East Commerce
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