Thomasville Woman's Club elects NC delegates in annual meeting
The Thomasville Woman's Club elected delegates and alternates to the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Winston-Salem May 7 to 9. Officers were nominated and a devotional opened the program. The social hour followed with refreshments. another event featured Mrs. Farrington hosting Ace of Clubs at her Colonial Drive home with bridge, prizes, and visitors. The Band Parents group planned travel to Greensboro on April 18 for a band competition.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Winston-Salem
Thomasville Woman’s Club
Mesdames
Fred Gray
Walter F. Newby
Mesdames Co. L. White, Jr
C. R. Reed
Alvah Boyles
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
Julius Green
J. Roy Proctor
J. F. Garner
Nat Walker
Charles Phillips
W. E. Tomlinson
J. S. Green
Charles Finch
Vernon Snyder
Joe Farrington
William van Liere
Marmola Tablets Advertises Fat Loss Remedy
A vintage ad promotes Marmola Tablets as a safe way for adults with thyroid-related obesity to slim down without dieting or heavy exercise. It claims over thirty years of public use and more than twenty million boxes distributed, and urges consulting a physician for diagnosis before use.
Winston-Salem Area Social and School Notes
Community groups met for plans and reports across Winston-Salem and Thomasville. Piano recital by Miss Pegg’s advanced pupils at Colonial Drive School drew a large audience. Members discussed a six week summer band school, church circles met on Moore Street, and the Pee(r)al event in Winston-Salem was announced for April 7 18. Local residents and visitors were noted including students at Woman's College Greensboro Guilford College and Princeton student Philip Green Jr visiting relatives.
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J. S. Green
Elen May Pegg
Colonial Drive School
Presbyterian Church
D. M. Jester
Moore Street
Moyer Mendenhall
New Officers Installed At Ada Blair P T A Meet
The Ada Blair P T A held its final meeting of the year at the school and installed officers for next year. President Mrs. T G Cummings. first vice president W T Winslow. second vice president Frank Hart. secretary. treasurer Mrs. A B Parker. Ada Blair Miss Ada Blair. A program on physical education with guest speaker Jimmie Ellington followed. Students performed dances and stunts as a feature. Attendance honors went to Miss Christine Ray's first grade.
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Ada Blair
Parent-Teachers Association
T.'’G. Cummings
W. T. Winslow
Frank Hart
A. B. Parker
Jimmie Ellington
Christine Ray
Quigleys Return From Florida Visit Fort Lauderdale
Mr and Mrs R J Quigley returned yesterday from Florida where they had spent one past two weeks and visited Fort Lauderdale. Ray M Caudle is a patient at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin and is reported doing satisfactorily after an operation this morning. Last year the one cent major airlines carried 3830 tons of express, up 32 percent from 1939.
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R. J. Quigley
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Ray M. Caudle
Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital
Elkin
Altrusa Clubs Mark International Birthday in April
In 176 clubs nationwide Altrusa marks its 24th anniversary on April 11 with a five point program stressing defense cooperation and consumer protection. The biennial convention will be held July 9 to 12 in Roanoke Virginia, honoring the organization's Nashville founding date of April 11 1927.
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Altrusa
Altrusa Club
Nashville
Tenn
America
Roanoke
Mexico
Puerto Rico
National Defense
Dessalee Ryan Dudley
Battle Creek
Mich
Harriet Elliott
National Advisory Defense Commission
The Women War and What Women Can Do About It
Ruth Millett warns about war’s toll on American family life and urges Altrusa to press vocational guidance programs. She cites disorganized communities, hasty marriages, juvenile delinquency, and falling birth rates, urging women to assess their home life and boost morale through civic action.
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Ruth Millett
New York
Willard Waller
Columbia University
New York States
Keeping Home Life Happy and Trust in the Future
A reflection urging women to assess their spending habits and morale at day’s end. It argues that protecting family happiness and guarding children from distrust in the future are the core duties.
Employers of Cuba Pay Nearly 140 Million to Workers
Employers in Cuba disbursed about 140 million dollars to employees in the last year, reflecting large payroll outlays and shifting wage patterns across industries. The figure underscores the scale of labor costs in the region and suggests broader economic implications for local businesses and workers.
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Cuba
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels with Ease for Stomach
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy for constipation and stomach upset. It claims the combo wakes lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines, eases digestion, and even appeals to children. Buy at your druggist today.
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Dr. Caldwell
Lots of Calls in Daily American Phone Traffic
Report claims Americans place about 223 calls per person annually. The text notes 1,000 calls handled every second, totaling over 91,000,090 calls each day across the nation. The figures illustrate high telecommunication activity and scale of daily call volumes.
America’s Merchant Marine of the Air says 6500 crewmen
The report states that America’s Merchant Marine of the Air operates on 60 series of rtmvaurs in 53 countries and colonies and is manned by 6500 persons.
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America
Amphyl Feminine Hygiene Ad Claims Germkill Action
Modern women are urged to use Amphyl for feminine hygiene. The ad touts a douche formula that spreads through tissue, kills germs on contact, deodorizes, and provides personal cleanliness. It notes economical use and mentions hospital use in Pennsylvania. Sold at drug stores for 25 and 50 cents.
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Charles F. Phillips
C. L. White, Jr
Doak Finch
O. S. Peer
John Crowell
Sallie McCracken
Vann Stringfield
I. G. Greer
Ted Hethcock
Clyde Bartley
J. Lambeth, Jr
Z. P. Long
W. E.fomlinson
Charles P. Lambeth
R. H. Holliday
O. C. Wall
Austin Finch
J. W. Boyles
W. H. Curlee
Alfred Finch
Co. M. Fields
Claiborne Pennington
Tom Einstein
J. W. Prevo
Sigurd Johnson
Louise McMillan
Margaret McLeod
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Greensboro
Rumford Baking Powder
Box N
Rumford, Rhode Island
West Broad St
Lice Frost
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Main Street Methodist Church
O. C. Wail
W. H. Curllee
Lee F. Tuttle
United States
Ira Johnson
Robert Williams
Susannah Matthews
Margaret Bryan
Woman's College
Guilford College
Charles Tomlinson
City Memorial Hospital
C. B. Raper
Winston- Salem
W. H. File
Ralph Hinkie
Hinkie
Marvin Butler
Philip Green, Jr
Princeton
C. F. Finch
P. S. Cecil
Spartanburg
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P. T. A. Meet
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High Point Altrusa Club
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