BPWC Official Urges Local Club To Study Peace Proposals
Miss Mabel L. Bacon of Charlotte urged local Business and Professional Women to join adult study groups and read all peace proposals. She highlighted democracy, world citizenship, and Dumbarton Oaks plans as key steps toward lasting peace and urged member clubs to study the proposals this week. Several new members joined the Charlotte chapter and guests attended the meeting in Thomasvillecheduled events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPWC
Mabel L. Bacon
Charlotte
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Woen
Ilotte Club
Bacon
Oriana B. James
India
Dumbarton Oaks
Miss Bacon
Frances Casey
Thomasville
Quant Cyaners
Gertrude Welton
Washington, D. "S
State Organization of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Fred Metcalfe
Gertrude "Oe Op
Washington, D. C
Welton
S. Metcalfe
Church Socials and Bible Class Meetings Reported
A crowded list of church group gatherings is noted with dates and hosts. Mary Conrad bible class met at Miss Cecile Armentrout and Mrs. Halda Batchelor's home for a Mother’s Day offering, while other classes like Faithful Workers East Green Street and Catherine Gill at Welch Memorial Methodist also held evening meetings and potluck or program duties. New officers were installed at the Estherian class of Green Street Baptist with a full slate including Ruth Culler as president and multiple officers. Refreshments followed each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Cecile Armentrout
Halda Batchelor
A. Brad
Marian Slaughter
Baptist Hospital
Faithful Workers
East Green Street
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Mary Morton
South
Hamilton Street
Young People's Department
Green Street Baptist Church
Iris Creech
Colonial Drive
Ruth Culler
Edith Flynt
Nita Turnage
Mamie Kearns
Mary Foster
Christine Malpass
Gray Maiella
Joyce Tuttle
Pat Hedrick
Carrie Williams
Sara Pike
Mildred Causby
Oriana Seckler
Mavis Causby
Hazel Thompson
Dot Smith
Nurses Club hears Miss Idol review book
High Point and Greensboro nurses clubs combine for a YWCA program as Miss FE Vera Idol of High Point College presents a review of Ernie Pyle's Brave Men. She calls the wartime book articulate and reads excerpts to illustrate Pyle's simple frontline language. New members Nellie Galliher Wilcox and Edna Simmons Howell welcomed. 35 attend with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Nurses Club
High Point Graduate Nurses
YWCA
Vera Idol
High Point College
Ernie Pyle
Miss Idol
Reece Quinn
Aré
Essie Glenn
Ethel Moxry
Nellie Galliher Wilcox
Edna Simmons Howell
Salsbury Delivers Biography Talk At Mid-Week Club
Mrs J M Salsbury spoke at the Mid-Week study club on Lindsay street. She reviewed Angel Me and Her Son by Dr Helm and provided a biography of singer Roland Hayes, noting his mother’s influence and his rise to fame.
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Hayes
Mrs Harper Nominated For District Committeewoman
Mrs Harper, former president of the American Legion Auxiliary unit, was nominated for eleventh district committeewoman at a Burlington district meeting. Nomination equals election, officials said, with election usually at the state meeting. Attending were Mrs L R Peacock, Mrs Harper, Mrs Oscar L Smith, and Mrs C C Layton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
American Legion Auxiliary
Burlington
Legion “Auxiliary
L. R. Peacock
Oscar L. Smith
C. C. Layton
Easter Party Honor for Anne Peace in Archdale
Mrs. Clarence Peace hosted an Easter celebration at her Archdale home for her daughter Anne Peace who turned seven. Guests include Linda Thorn, Rebecca Ragan, Max Moffitt, Jerry Moser, Lee Andrews, Nancy Andrews, Margaret Lambeth, Sylvia Tucker, Marie Skeen. Anne opened gifts as games and contests entertained attendees with cake and ice cream served in the dining room. Each guest received a miniature nest with two candy eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Peace
Archdale
Anne
Linda Thorn
Rebecca Ragan
Max Moffitt
Jerry Moser
Lee
Nancy Andrews
Margaret Lambeth
Sylvia Tucker
Marie Skeen
Anne Peace
Shower Honors Mrs Stillwell Bride in Allen Jay Event
Mrs J R Stillwell, a recent bride, was feted at Mrs B W Riley’s home in Allen Jay in a shower. Guests praised gifts in her pattern, games and prizes were featured, and Easter motifs appeared in refreshments as about twenty five attendees celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Stillwell
B. W. Riley
Allen Jay
Keep Tomatoes In A Dark Cool Place For Fresh Flavor
Store tomatoes in a dark cool spot to maintain quality. Chill briefly just before serving for best texture and flavor.
Local Births Recorded at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs G S Scott announce Gilbert Staley Jr born March 52 at High Point Memorial Boulevard unit. Claude Wallace French and wife announce Mary Catherine born April 5 at Washington Street unit High Point Memorial. J Harold Black and Mrs Black announce Martha Celeste born April 3 at Washington Street unit. Peggy Green is former Mrs Black. Charlie Hedgecock and wife announce Judy Mae born April 2 at Washington Street unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Scott
English Street
Gilbert Staley, Jr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Boulevard Unit
Claude Wallace French
Jamestown
Mary Catherine
Washington Street
J. Harold Black
Cable Street
Martha Celeste
Birth Announcement Dolores Gail Chandler
Mr and Mrs Bud Chandler of 1215 Doris street announce the birth of a daughter Dolores Gail at a local hospital.
Dolores Elaine E Stanley Born in High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs John M Stanley of Route 2 Trinity announce the birth of a daughter Dolores Elaine on March 31 at the Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Elaine E Stanley
John M. Stanley
Trinity
Dolores Elaine
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Look slimmer pattern 4848 promises easy sewing
Today's Pattern by Anne Adams presents pattern 4848 with slenderizing panels and straight seams. Sizes 34 through 50 are offered, with size 46 requiring 4 yards of 35 inch material. Order forms and pricing for the pattern and the new spring 1945 Anne Adams Pattern Book are included.
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Anne Adams
Ente
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Station O
New York
N. Y
Opera Fans in Portland Salute With Prisoner Support
During Portland's recent week of opera the loudest bravoes and applause came from a group of 150 Italian prisoners of war. They used their 80 cents a day wages to buy tickets, signaling strong engagement with the performances.
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Portland, Ore
Ins
Portland
Women of Moose Hold Meeting and Endowment Pledge
The Women of the Moose met at Moose hall on North Main Street with Senior Regent Frances Lopp presiding. Two new candidates were voted in, a member thanked the chapter for flowers, and letters from Marion Smith and John R. Peacock were read. The nine o’clock ceremony and Mooseheart endowment fund pledge march were observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Moose Hall
Northain Street
Frances Lopp
Marion Smith
Mooseheart
John R. Peacock
Citizens Service Corps
Altrusa Board Meeting Friday At Forrest Home
The Altrusa club executive board will meet tomorrow evening at Mrs. Marie Forrests suburban home. Dinner will be served at 6 30 p m before the meeting proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Board
Forrest Home
Altrusa Club
Marie Forrest
Alderman Jones Vows Spoken On Mar 30
Mrs Beulah Worley announces the marriage of her sister Miss Elma Jones to Robert F Alderman on Friday evening March 36 at the Worley home. Rev C F Coble performed the ceremony with relatives and seven friends in attendance. The bride wore a two piece suit with white accessories and carnations on her shoulder. She is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W R Jones of Dunn and has lived here for years. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs P B Alderman and served nine months with the 79th division at Camp Blanding Florida. They are now at home at 105 Grimes Street after a brief eastern Carolina wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Worley
Elma Jones
Robert F. Alderman
Worley
C. F. Coble
W. R. Jones
Mrs Raeford Visits Morgan Family In Thomasville
Mrs Raeford and her two sons Bobby and Wayne of Thomasville spent the past weekend with Mr and Mrs Jack Morgan at their home 316 Montlieu Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raeford Ae
Bobby and
Wayne
Thomasville
Jack Morgan
Montlieu Avenue
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Curtis
Eska
Beauty Shop
College Street
Martha I. Rogers
Edith Ferrell Iveigh
Hazel Childers
Iola Sioceloff
Iola Sheloff
Young Le’s
F. M. Autry
Pisgah Philatheas
Pisgah Baptist Church
R. F. Moser
Nathan Hunt Drive
Ee A
AIA Mae
Europe
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Buckingham Palace
Boston
France
C.E. Rozzelle
H. W. McCain
J. A Marsh, Salsbury
C. E. Rozzelle
Charles F. Carroll
A. M. Utley
Harry Bell
Mrs. Stillwell
Gilbert Staley Scott, SR
Mary Catherine French
Martha Celeste Black
Judy Mae Hedgecock
Charlie L. Hedgecock
Route 2
Judy Mae
el SE
Dolores Gail Chandler
Bud Chandler
Doris Street
Dolores Gail
OPERA
DAVIS
Royal Crown
Carolina
J. H. Filbert, Inc
1702 Spring Garden St
Greensboro, N. C
Women of Moose
Alderman-Jones
Nehi Bottling CO
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