W O T Club Hosts Book Review Event in Winston-Salem
Mesdames Lynch and Stewart entertained the Woman's Organization for Truth at Mrs. J. S. Lynch's home in Winston-Salem with a guest speaker, Mrs. Ruth Hinman Carter, who reviewed five current books and discussed a sixth. The gathering featured spring flowers, light refreshments, and eleven club members, plus guests. A separate luncheon is announced for April 5 at Emmanuel Luther church, corner North Main and West Howell streets, 12 to 2 with proceeds aiding church circles. meals served in the Fellowship hall at a reasonable charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
North Main
West Howell Streets
Als
W.O.T. Club
J. S. Lynch
Winston
Straughn
Greensboro
Rae Lander
Dante “Werdeman
Gerald
J. B. Princy
Boswell
London
Leavenworth
R. K. Stewart
Lynch
R. B. Terry
Edith Moore Sherrod
Trinity Girls Win Honors In Bible Contest
Trinity fourth graders Faith Steed and Phyllis Younts won top places in a Randolph county Bible essay contest sponsored by the North Carolina Evangelism Fellowship. Steed earned first for her essay What The Bible Means to Me with Younts taking second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Steed
Tom Steed
Route 2
Trinity
Randolph County
North Carolina
Ild Evangelism Fellowship
Phyllis Younts
George A. Starling
Delpha Howland
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Greensboro
Edwin A. Morris
Ira Johnson
G.C. Wagoner
Howard Jones
Delphia Howland
Miss Saunders Speaks On Literature to Mu Chapter
Miss Betsy Saunders presented a program on Literature for the Mu chapter at a meeting with Jay Crawford and others in attendance. The slate elected included Miss Helen Thomas as vice president and secretary. Mrs. James F. Payne as recording secretary. T. R. as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Barrer
Betang Ad Phi Pogo
Jay Crawford
Orwood Court
Betsy Saunders
Helen Thomas
James F. Payne
T. R
Saunders Es
Shirley Fowler Rites Solemnized Here On Sunday
Simple home wedding held Sunday April first united Mrs ne White Fowler of this town with Shirley Fowler of Thomasville. Rev Woodrow W Robbins officiated at the Lexington avenue Baptist church. The couple met the minister at the improvised ceremony site. only immediate family attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne White Fowler
Thomas Harrison Shirley
Thomasville
Bill T. Fowler
Fow
Woodrow W. Robbins
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Washing and ironing tips for shirts
A brief guide on washing and drying shirts with steps about shaking to straighten seams and reducing wrinkles. It advises hanging shirts properly, using a second method to hold ironing time, and how to hang the shirt by the tail with the front closed to finish tasks efficiently.
Altrusa Board Entertained By Miss Young
Altrusa club executive board met at Miss Jessie May Young’s Barbee street home for the April meeting. Discussions on many matters to be presented at the next meeting followed by refreshments and spring flower decor. Attendees included Miss Young, Miss Ruth Young, Mrs. Louise Abernathy, Miss Vera Idol, Miss Margaret Flintom, Mrs. Rothrock, and Miss Mary Lou Madeline Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Jessie May Young
Barbee Street
Miss Young
Ruth Young
Louise Abernathy
Vera Idol
Margaret Flintom
Rothrock
Mary Lou Madeline Hoover
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Mesdames Lynch and
Stewart
W.O.T
Winston-Salem
Leonard
Wrenn St
Brug
Guilford
D. Es
Jayne
General Electric
Armstrong
Goodfyear Service Store
N. Main St
Douglas Harrelson
Reidsville
T. D. Foster
Archdale
Ruth Highfill
As Goodson
Colonial Ve
Russell Holt
Ruby Brooks
Holt
Centennial Avenue
Melvacone
Grames
Arlene Leviner
Friendshi Club
W. J. McClure
Holton Street
Ag Young
Miss Highfill
Young
Jamestown
Priscilla Club
el Pt
Alfreda Hardie
Wilbur Stancil
The
First Baptist
Christine Steed
Wany
Inderview Decorator
PY Label
Daveno
Daverc
High Point
Saunders
E. Washington ST
Davenos
Altrusa
Optometrist
Marshall E Ginsburg
N. Malo St
Myrtie‘s
Jewelry & Loan CO
North Main ST
High Point, N. C
Myrtie’s
Sain St
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