Garden Council Set to Aid City Campaign
Garden Council agrees to cooperate in city beautification campaign after Roy S. Braden outlined plans at the April 1 meeting. Louise B. Fisher of Williamsburg to lecture on Colonial Williamsburg flower arrangements with proceeds to council treasury. Garden center to open at Sears Roebuck later this week. various clubs represented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Council
Braden
Int Council of Garden
Roy S. Braden
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Mr. m
Louise B. Fisher
Liment
Burg
Fisher
Colonial Williamsburg
Council Treasury
Sears and Roebuck
Hayden
Burbank
Mesdames
Arthur Marsh
J. W. Hiatt
Ee Ray Ward
A. A. Rrison
High Point
S. C. Clark
A. §. Parker
Home and Garden
J. H. McCall
H. L. Mitchell
Wayside
A. M. Utley
Chester Haworth
Charles W Phillips Speaks at YWCA Bosses Night Dinner
The Business and Professional club of the YWCA hosted Bosses Night at Adams Memorial with Charles W Phillips of Woman's College Greensboro as guest speaker he discussed postwar cooperation and a just lasting peace his remarks included humor and engaged the audience Miss Lucille Browne introduced him and Mrs Lillian er pet presided. Local guests from Greensboro included Mr and Mrs J G Kester Mr and Mrs Charles W Phillips and others along with about twenty five local club members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Phillips
Ywca Club
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
Charles W. Philof
J. G. Kester
A. —. Routh
Ben L. Smith
Greensboro
Miss Briggs
Mr. Serpass
Musical Program Heard At Meeting Cooperative Club
Members of the Clive International club met at the home of Mrs. E. R. Anderson on Colonial drive. Mrs. Harold Wann presented a musical program with aria and songs, accompanied by herself, followed by bingo and prize winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeting Cooperative Club
Clive International Club
E. R. Anderson
Colonial Drive
Harold Wann
Schumann
H. D. Minnis
Mesdames E. FE. Younts
F. H. Barrett
R. B. Culler
R. F. Freeman
N. L. Garner
J. M. Lancaster
H. M. Taylor
K. G. Kennedy
Leon Adams
L. H. Zimmerman
Mesdames Wann
Glenn Brown
Frank Mickey
USO Jr Staff Elects New Officers At April Meeting
At the USO center the junior hostess staff elected Frances Muse as chairwoman to replace Sara Ray and Frances Bailey as vice chairman with Helen Ferrer as secretary treasurer to succeed Geneva Crowder. Retiring chairmen were thanked for six months of service and new awards allowing more stars for hours of service were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Frances Muse
Sara Ray
Frances Bailey
Emmagene Shields
Helen Ferrer
Geneva Crowder
Nancy Roberts
Jeanne Rankin
Lessie Eshelman
Sarah Holmes
House
Arlene Smith
Civitan Ladies Night With Banquet At Emerywood Club
Civitan club hosts Ladies Night at Emerywood country club this evening with about fifty expected. The banquet begins at 7:30 assisted by master of ceremonies Silas Casey. Rev. R. E. Brown of Fayetteville will speak. Miss Mary Sue Briggs will sing and lead group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Emerywood Country Club
Silss Casey
R. E. Brown
Fayetteville
Mary Sue Briggs
H. Severn Regar
Rural Hall Couple to Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Julius M Griffin of Rural Hall will mark their fifty year marriage with a golden anniversary celebration at their home on Saturday evening April 7. Organizers plan special music a group sing and a six o clock picnic supper.
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Julius M. Griffin
Rural Hall
Oak View PTA to Hear Dean Lindley Speaker
Oak View school PTA will meet Thursday at eight o clock. The seventh grade will present the North Carolina and United States flags. Dean P. E. Lindley of High Point College will deliver the evening’s address and the fifth grade will handle the devotional.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Oak View School
North Carolina
United States
High Point College
Johnson Street PTA to Host Guest Speaker Mr Phillips
The Johnson Street School Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM. Charles W Phillips director of public relations at Woman's College and president of the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers will be the guest speaker. Music will be by the rhythm band from the primary grades. All parents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Ent Teacher Association
Charles W. Phillips
Blic Relations
Woman's Colege
The
N. C. Congress of Parents and Teachers
Miss Patrick Speaks at Florence Thomas Bible Class Meeting
The Florence Thomas bible class met at Mrs. Russell D. Baird's home on West Howell. Guest speaker Miss Thelma Patrick discussed Eternal Life Insurance Company and led an inspiring talk. Mrs. K. McCarter presided as president. goods sold raised funds for the Red Cross Afghan squares. 16 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
Russell D. Baird
West
Howell Street
Thelma Patrick
Eternal Life Insurance Company
K. McCarter
Red Cross
William Curran N. C. Gupton
Wesley Memorial class meets this evening at church
The Woman's Wesley Class of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church gathers in the church classroom at seven thirty tonight with Group four as hostess. A note asks members to record the date change from Thursday to this evening due to conflicting events.
Be Sure to Ask for St Joseph Aspirin
An advertisement urges readers to choose St Joseph Aspirin claiming it is faster and stronger with a 100 tablet pack priced at a5c, encouraging readers to demand this brand over others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Evening Club Meetings and Social Events List
Calendar items outline 6:30 pm meetings for the Business and Professional Women's club at the Sheraton, High Point Graduate Nurses club at the YWCA with Miss E Vera Idol, Greensboro group guests, Girl Scout troop at Girl thers Thursday, Emerywood Country Club family night dinner, Newcomers club at Mrs W J McClure 607 Colonial Drive, USC dance for service men at YMCA, and Sunday buffet supper 5 to 7 pm at the YWCA with junior league cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
YWCA
E. Vera Idol
Greensro Group
Emerywood Country Club
Newcomers’ Club
W. J. McClure
Colonial Drive
S. P. Ponsaing
Junea League
Brookbanks Welcome Daughter Beverly Jean
Mr and Mrs S H Brookbank announce the birth of a daughter Beverly Jean on March 29 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Brookbank is the former Miss Barrier Smith of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Brookbank
Beverly Jean
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Glover Hosts Party For Shirley Ann Ninth Birthday
Mrs J H Glover entertained at home to honor her daughter Shirley Ann on her ninth birthday. Fifteen guests enjoyed lawn games a table on the lawn and refreshments of cake lemonade and ice cream. The guests presented gifts to Shirley Ann at the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Glover
Shirley Ann
Apple Apron Pattern 4538 by Anne Adams
Advertisement for Pattern 4538 apron by Anne Adams, size options small to large, 31/8 yard fabric for small, instructions with shoulder buttons and pocket applique, pattern order details, 1945 spring catalog note and offer for the pattern book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Enterprise
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
New OES State Takes Office In Impressive Rites
In a ceremony at the Masonic Temple High Point North Carolina the newly elected officers of OES chapter 106 were installed with grand officers in attendance. Willie U ve Edna Updegrove Susie Old ham M F Mc Neill Bessie Pope Vera Carroll Mildred Baker Clyde Johnson Ruth Worthing Ruth Honeycutt Marion Elington Margaret Oldham Lucille Wagner Irene Mc Farland S L McFarland were inducted with Edwin Bennison Tenner Bennison and Edna Moag Marsh al Faye Sykes Merchie Carson Joyce Williams Clyde Fitzgerald Paul Renninger Bess Dalton among installing officers. The event featured white ritual bindings music and a tribute to retiring matron Kate Bryant and worthy patron Kenneth Ellington. A future rehearsal date at the Masonic temple was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Offihore
Grand Chapter of
North Carolina
Willie U Ve
Edna Updegrove
Aes
Susie Oldham
M. F. McNeill
Bessie Pope
Vera Carroll
Mildred Baker
Clyde Johnson
Tenner
Ruth Worthing
Adah
Ruth Honeycutt
Ruth
Marion Elington
Esther
Margaret Oldham
Martha
Lucille Wagner
Electa
Irene McFarland
S. L. McFarland
Sentinel
Edwin Bennison
Bennison
Edna Moag
Faye Sykes
Merchie Carson
Joyce Williams
Clyde Fitzgerald
Paul Renninger
Bess Dalton
Ruth Crowson
Kate Bryant
Ida Kimble
Kenneth Ellington
East
Ladies Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Country Club
Winners announced from the Emerywood Country Club ladies bridge party include North-South champs Mesdames Logan Porter Jr. and R. D. Tillson, East-West honors to Mesdames J. W. Thompson and W. P. Hazelwood, and contract winners Mesdames George McLarty and Earl N. Phillips. Runners-up listed for North-South and East-West. The Lingering list names many participants and guests, with October 2 events at the clubhouse and a family night dinner planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Logan Porter, Jr
R. D. Tillson
J. W. Thompson
W. P. Hazelwood
George McLarty
Earl N. Phillips
Harry Dunn
Oxford
K. B. Geddie
Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club
Charlotte BPW Official To Speak At Dinner
Miss Mabel L. Bacon of Charlotte, state vice president for the North Carolina Federation of BPW Clubs, will attend the dinner at the Sheraton Hotel and speak on "An Enlightened World." The program, directed by the local club's education committee, will be presided over by President Mrs. Frances Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel L. Bacon
Charlotte
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
High Point PW Club
Sheraton Hotel
Bacon
BPW
Frances Casey
Medical Auxil ry Cited For Work Dinner Meeting Planned
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Guilford County Medical Society will meet Thursday at 6 30 PM at Sedgefield Inn for the April dinner. Mrs F R Taylor of Hight has led the auxiliaries in the state and the Guilford County unit has grown from 30 to 55 members. After the joint dinner with the Medical Society separate sessions will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Society
Sedgefield Inn
F. R. Taylor
Hight
Raleigh
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Medical Society
Uncontested Divorces Granted in Municipal Court Session
Twenty eight uncontested divorces were granted by Judge D C MacRae in the current session. Adultery cited for two cases Leon Sharp vs Ina na and Charles Jackson Hiatt vs arilyn Martin Hiatt. twenty six others on two years separation. One annulment filed by Co L Everhart against B Everhart for mental incompetency to contract marriage. Additional divorces listed include Hill, Lybarger, Kearns, Wallace, Thompson, Potts, Braswell, Beck, Jordan, Nalley, Marshall, Walker, Loftin, Livengood, Yow, Hester, Woodrow, Cook, Wall, Johnson, Funderburk, Greer, Smoot, and Davis. Judgment signed in Rhyne v Sheppard where improvements led to $250 recovery and transfer of the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Civil Court
D. C. MacRae
Leon Sharp
Idana
Charles Jackson Hiatt
Arilyn Martin Hiatt
Ted
Co. L. Everhart
B. Everhart
Thomas K. Hill
Mary Jackson Hill
Maxine Staffin Lybarger
Chet Donald Lybarger
R. G. Kearns
Coral Kearns
Hortensé Wallace
Clarence Wallace
Joseph F. Thompson
Geneva Thompson
Lydia Potts
Albert Potts
Beatrice Segress
Louis Segress
Russell L. Braswell
Thelma Fllis Braswell
Helen Beck
Charles R. Beck
W. S. Jordan
Mozelle Brown
Jordan
Thelma
Leona Nalley
Waverly
Anse
Nalley
George L. Marshall
Henrietta Barrington Marshall
Jennie S.walker
Robert H. Walker
Robert Guy Loftin
Masse
Loftin
Six Attend Prisoner Information Meeting in Charlotte
Six people from High Point including Mrs J W Woollen a prisoner of war chairman and other Mecklenburg Red Cross officials attended a meeting in Charlotte last night to hear repatriated prisoners of war speak. Henry Allison presided while Capt Ragnar Barhaug formerly at Dulag Luft Stalag Luft III introduced the ex prisoners who gave accounts of their experiences. A later Q and A addressed next of kin of Americans still held abroad.
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High Point
J. W. Woollen
American Red Cross
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Radioman Third Class Reagan Serves Aboard Varian In Atlantic
John C. Reagan radioman third class U S naval reserve of High Point North Carolina serves on the U S S Varian one of four destroyer escorts that recently trailed and destroyed a German submarine in the mid Atlantic He is the son of Mrs J C Reagan of 316 Centennial Avenue He has a brother James S Reagan a corporal in the U S Air Force He worked for Malpass Grocery before enlisting and graduated from High Point High School in 1943 He wears European theater of war ribbons for active service in those areas.
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John
Reagan John C. Reagan
U. S. Naval Reserve
High Point
N. C
U.S.S. Varian
mid-Atlantic
Reagan
J. C. Reagan
Centennial Avenue
James S. Reagan
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Malpass Grocery Company
High Point High School
Mrs J C Thompson Jr Returns From Portsmouth Visit
Mrs. J. C. Thompson Jr. has returned home after a week in Portsmouth Virginia with her husband a pharmacist mate third class in the U. S. Navy. She is the former Joyce Hunsucker daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Hunsucker of 117 West Lexington Avenue. Mrs Wesley Howard of Philadelphia is visiting Mr and Mrs A T Wishart at 213 Steele Street. Mrs Hazel Thornburg at 1424 Welborn Street is ill with mumps and confined to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Thompson, Jr
Portsmouth
U. S. Navy
Thompson
Joyce Hunsucker
W. M. ‘Hunsucker
West
Lexington Avenue
Wesley Howard
Iladelphia, Pa
A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
Hazel Thornburg
Welborn Street
Service Man On Furlough Here Feted At Party
Mrs. Mor ing's nephew W R Benson home on thirty day leave after 18 months in the Aleutians was honored at a Norwood court apartment gathering. Guests included Miss Gwen Walters Dot Turner Betsy Wrenn Lib Green Phyllis McGee Lieut Bob Deans Capt George Miller and others. A candle light supper was followed by dancing and bridge with Walters high scorer and Turner runner up.
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Mesdames
R. J. Allen, Jr
T. A. Moring
Norwood Court
Army
Gwen Walters
Dot Turner
Betsy Wrenn
Women Of Moose Meet This Evening
The Women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting this evening at eight o'clock at the Moose hall on North Main Street. Officials urge all members to be in attendance.
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of the Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Russia Destiny Talk Outlined By Prof Anscombe
Prof Francis Anscombe of Salem College spoke to the American Business club at Emerywood Country club on Russia People Her Problems Her ts. He noted Russia's 250 dialects, population near 190 million, vast area with limited sea access, and eight to nine month frozen coastline hindering markets. He argued Russia cannot be coerced and should be allowed to handle its own affairs. Guests Ben Lilien and Robert Hedrick were introduced, Bill Price presided, and Johann Gauss noted a mirror experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Anscombe
Salem College
Winston-Salem
American Business Club
Emerywood Country Club
Russia
United States
Prof
Anscombe
Cone
Ben R. Lilien
Robert Hedrick
Lilien
Wachovia Bank
Hedrick
United States Army
Bill Price
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