High Point Women Dominant at Greensboro BPW District Meet
High Point and surrounding towns sent 76 of the 656 district members to the Third District North Carolina Federation Business and Professional Women annual meeting in Greensboro. Miss Addie Malone of Winston Salem was named district nom inee director for two years, and Miss Jewel Sink noted High Point as the district's largest club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
North Carolina Federation Business and Professional Women
High Point Club
Addie Malone
Winston- Salem
Jewel Sink
Thomasville
Cathryn Shipman
Shipman
Atlantic Beach
Sarah Hughes
Dallas
Texas
National Federation
Edmund Harding
Washington
Irma Henderson-Smathers
Asheville
Ashley Hewlette
Myrtle Ellen LaBarr
State News Service
Washington Council To Meet Tonight
The Washington Council of the Daughters of America will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7 30 at the hall on Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council
Washington Council of the Daughters of America
Commerce Street
Birthday Party for Randy Long Celebrated
Randy Long birthday party celebrated Saturday for the Cedron area child born to Mrs. Louis Tarn. Guests enjoyed games and nursery songs then cake and ice cream in the dining room. Each guest received a balloon and a candy filled hat favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Long
Louis Tarn
Cedron Extension
Brenda Woodward
Larry Woodward
Ellen Walton
Sonja Ann Shook
Jerry Daniels
Becky Ritter
Lee Roy Dunn
Guvin Dunn
Jean Mullen
Ian Vereen
Frazier Vereen
Donny Vereen
Jerry Long
Betty Hall
Mickey Walker
Rickey Sealy
Carrol Foster
Patsy Foster
Patsy Satrit
Secretaries Association Dinner at Sheraton Hotel
Calendar notes list Lillian I Massey Ginites of the National Secretaries Association hosting a dinner at the Sheraton hotel. Events include Rivett Drive WCTU at Mrs W E Isenhour's East Green Street Extension home and Cooperettes club with Mrs Ernest R Anderson at Colonial Drive. Also Mrs Terry will host a Winston event honoring Mozelle Sernon and her upcoming marriage to Robert A Wilson Jr next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian I. Massey Ginites
National Secretaries Association
Sheraton Hotel
Rivett Drive
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
W. E. Isenhour
East Green Street
Cooperettes Club
Ernest R. Anderson
Colonial Drive
Terry A
Winston
Mozelle Sernon
Robert A. Wilson, Jr
Nu Phi Mu Plans Weiner Roast For Saturday
April business meeting of the Nu Phi Mu sorority Epsi lon chapter met at Mrs James S Parsons home to finalize a weiner roast and party for sorority members their husbands and dates. They will meet at the Y M C A at six o clock Saturday evening and travel to a Pleasants cabin. Mary Elizabeth Clark and Betty Welch planned food and games while entertainment will be arranged by Mrs Wayland H Linthicum and Mrs James Parsons. Fifteen members attended and Ruby Parker presided with notes on spring rushing and programs from national headquarters. Hostess and Mrs Yancey Cecil served iced drinks sandwiches and sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Epsilon Chapter
James S. Parsons
Pleasants Cabin
Y.M.C.A
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Betty Welch
Wayland H. Linthicum
James Parsons
Ruby Parker
Yancey Cecil
Linda Pugh Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Linda Diane Pugh, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Pugh, celebrated her fifth birthday Saturday with games from 3 to 5 pm. Guests included Sharon Loflin Wayne Loflin Wilma Sue Hill Barbara Ann Hill J Foster Patty Myers Jerry S Rowe and Joey Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Diane Pugh
Jack Pugh
Sharon Loflin
Wayne Loflin
Wilma Sue Hill
Barbara Ann Hill
J Foster
Patty Myers
Jerry S
Joey Rowe
Community Concert Association Launches Membership Drive
Abbott Lake of Columbia Concerts Service in New York will direct the High Point drive announced at the annual dinner last evening at the YWCA. Approximately forty five attended and a film segment featured Columbia artists including Conrad Tribault Patricia Travers San Reme Mona Paulee Marina Svetlova and Platoff Don Cossack Chorus. Mrs Tyson the president expressed confidence in the year ahead while Mrs R T Amos spoke on the campaign. Workers received instructions from Mrs W J Fraley with prize incentives for top sellers and notes to record new memberships or renewals. The option to book the Robert Shaw Chorale for March 1950 was announced with radio broadcasts slated for April and Easter. Mr Lake praised Miss Rose Bampton slated for Thursday concert and noted recent recognition. Dinner decor featured spring flowers with a large white calla arrangement at the speaker table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Concert Association
Adams Memorial Ywca
High Point Community Concert Association
J. Gurney Briggs
W. J. Fraley
Abbott Lake
Columbia Concerts Service
New York
YWCA
Columbia
Conrad Tribault
Patricia Travers
Sanreme
Mona Paulee
Marina
Ers
Sheraton
Robert Shaw Chorale
WMFR
Lake
Rose Bampton
Family Dinner Honors Miss Slane and Tom Finch Jr
Mrs Willis H Slane hosted a formal yet intimate family dinner at the Slane home in West Emerywood to honor Miss Meredith Slane and Tom A Finch of Thomasville whose betrothal was announced. Thirteen guests included members of both families with a white theme centerpiece featuring ranunculus hearts and roses.
Insurance Women To Meet Thursday In High Point
The High Point Association of Insurance Women will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel to elect officers for the coming year. The association bulletin Hi Pointers won second place in a regional contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Association of Insurance Women
Sheratonotel
High Point Association
Church Social and Local Society Meetings
The Stephens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 PM at 406 Lindsay Street with Mrs. A. A. Ingram hosting and Mrs. J. Paul Hill as speaker. The B N A I Brith Ladies’ Aid meets at 123 Colonial Drive with Mrs. Harry Jacobs, and Hadassah linen shower will be held at the same gathering. The Ora Desk Circle of Lindsay Memorial Church meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM at 1202 Montheu Avenue with members to bring packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
A. A. Ingram
Lindsay Street
J. Paul, Hill
Ladies’ Aid Society of
B'Nai! Brith Synagogue
Harry Jacobs
Colonial Drive
Ben Herman
Ora
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lindsay Memorial Church
A. R. Kimrey
Montheu Avenue
Births Announced for Four Families in High Point Area
Mr and Mrs C T Pete Foster announce a daughter Kathie Juanita born April 1 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Foster formerly Pauline Blankenship of Taylorsville. Mr and Mrs Bartley Robbins announce a daughter Pamela Joy born April 2 at Memorial hospital. Mrs Robbins formerly Wayona Wilson of Kernersville route 1. Mr and Mrs Odell Lyman Jones announce a son Lyman Wesley born April 2 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Rochelle family reports a daughter Ashley Ann born April 3 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T
Pete”) Foster
Desk Drive
Kathie Juanita
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Foster
Pauline Blankenship
Taylorsville
Bartley E. Robbins
Winston-Salem
Odell Lyman Jones
Tryon Street
Lyman Wesley
Boulevard
Rochelles
Jack Rochelle
Bridges Street
Ashley Ann
Fishermen Learn to Track Fish With Submarine Detectors
Fishermen shift from relying on whales and birds to using wartime submarine detection devices to locate schools of fish, adopting new listening methods learned during the war era.
Waves along Scotland coast reach three tons per square foot
The Britannica estimates wave forces on Scotland's west coast at as much as three tons per square foot, highlighting extreme ocean conditions and potential impact on shoreline areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Greenville social notes report generations and travels
Dr George Wilkinson of Greenville S C visits his sister Mrs G H Sutcliffe and brother Dr Louis Wilkinson. Miss Virginia Clinard moves to 600 English. Mrs Eugene K Wampler has surgery at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Willis Slane and daughter Meredith travel to New York City for Easter week. Slane betrothal to Tom A Finch of Thomasville announced. Elizabeth Reavis confined to 800 Jones Street with measles. Robert Soyars Jr returns to Baltimore after month with mother Mrs Josephine Soyars at 415 Gatewood Avenue. Mrs W C Newby returns from Duke Hospital after spinal operation. Peggy Peters returns to Woman's College Greensboro. Mrs R T Stone leaves for Slater S C. Fonda Sherrill Asbury home from Leath clinic after tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis H. Slane
Meredith Slane
New York City
Miss Slane
Tom A. Finch
Thomasville
John Peddy
Slanes
Elizabeth Reavis
Jones Street
John Reavis
Robert Soyars Jr
Baltimore
Josephine Soyars
Gatewood Avenue
Mr. Soyars
Marine Department
Standard Oil Company
Peggy Peters
Women’s College
Greensboro
H. G. Peters
Sunset Drive
R. T. Stone
Longstreet
Slater, S. C
Fonda Sherrill Asbury
Adams Street
Leath Clinic
Evening Bridge at Club Moves Up One Week
The Emerywood Country Club announced the initial April evening bridge party will shift from Thursday April 14 to Thursday April 7 due to Holy Week. Hosts Mr and Mrs W J McClure will preside at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
W. J. McClure
YWCA Weekly Schedule Highlights Activities
YMCA pool sessions for girls and open gym times fill the midweek agenda. Club meetings include Adams and Jolly Y at 8 pm and 6:15 pm respectively. Teen advisers meet, and personality classes run for girls in grades 10 to 12 with fashion talks by Mrs. Mason. Easter breakfast planned Sunday by Adams Jolly Y and Robins clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Pool
YMCA
Adams Club
Pickett Library
W. D. Mason
Gill's Store
Altrosans to Attend Tri City Banquet at Starmount Club
The Altrosa International later this week marks its thirty second birthday as the Tri City clubs from High Point Salisbury and Winston Salem join Greensboro at Starmount Country Club for a luncheon banquet. Nineteen Greensboro members led by Mrs Edna Ross gathered for dinner and planning ahead to April and May programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrosans
Tri-City
Starmount Club
Greensboro
High Point Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Starmount Country Club
Altrusa International
Edna
J. D.) Ross
Rotary
Jamestown School Banquet Adopts April Showers Theme
Jamestown junior class president Martha Isenhour presided as toast mistress at the Junior-Senior banquet held April 1 at Emerywood Country Club. Principal figures included invocation by Frank Whitt and toasts by Ray Lawson and Peggy Greene, with a lively after‑banquet program featuring C L Tysinger and local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Emerywood Country Club
Martha Isenhour
Frank Whitt
Fairfield Methodist Church
Ray Lawson
Richard Willard
Peggy Greene
Kenneth T. Miller
Carolyn Hayworth
Kellogg’s All-Bran Ad Promises Double Your Money Back
An unsolicited letter from Leslie Starnes of Rock Hill S C praises Kellogg’s All Bran for five years of irregularity relief and urges others to eat an ounce daily with water. The ad invites returns of unused cartons to Battle Creek Michigan if not satisfied after ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Leslie Starnes
Spruce Street
Rock Hill
S.C
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
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R. T. Amos
Charles F. Tomlinson
Shubal C. Kirkman
Enterprise
Mrs. Shipman
Elsie Kro
Ames Kate Ragan
Bessie Smith
Mae Honeycutt
Sallie Craven
Lena Waynick
Pearl Conrad
Evelyn Harris
Martha Shelton
Viola Thompson
Carrie McGirt
Pearl Bumgarner
Ruth Goodwin
Ruth Welborn
Louise Edwards
Mabel Alexander
Lucille Ingram
Birtie White
Annabel Thompson
Emma Chaffin
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Optometrist
N. Main St
J. O. Butler
Chestnut Street
Whipper Barony
Naval Base
South Carolina
General Mills Advt
Lydia & Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
High Point, N.C
Nu Phi Mu
Weiner
Linda Pugh
Jad
Pekoe
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Wain Phon
CLA
Community Concert Association
Slane
Mr. Finch
Lewis K. Mobley
George Finch
Doak Finch
Willis Slane, Jr
Jack Slane
Sarah Coe
Church Social
Stephens Bible Class
Mrs. Jacobs
Lindsay Memorial Circle
Lyman Wesley Jones
George Wilkinson
Greenville, S. C
G. H. Sutcliffe
Louis Wilkinson
Virginia Clinard
Richardson Street
O. F. Welch
Eugene K. Wampler
W. C. Newby
Chandler Street
Duke Hospital
Durham
Ywca News
Adams, Jolly Y and
Robins Clubs
Guilford
Lachoy Food Products Dept. N.4
Archbold
Ohio
Bates Fine
Gabardine
By Skinner
Faille
N. R. Craven, Pres
Main ST
J. W. Gordon
Sec
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