Portland Sailor Describes Schools Reopened in Marianas
Boatswain's mate John R. Pittenger of Portland writes Mayor Earl Riley that during Japanese domination there were no schools in the Marianas but they have now been reestablished. He notes American children may protest about going to school but those in the islands love it.
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Portland
INS
Marianas Islands
Boatswain
John R. Pittenger
Earl Riley
Islands
Prayer as the way back home in a grieving father’s case
Elsie Robinson argues prayer helps a New York broker whose son is missing in France. She frames prayer as a natural, practical force, offering relief, shared grief, and renewed faith beyond religious rites, urging readers to try it and find strength.
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New York
France
Y Business Club Donates to Hospital Fund in April Meeting
At the YWCA Business and Professional club meeting held in the Adams Memorial building, members voted to give 100 toward High Point hospital funds and to explore adding a hospital room for the donation. Miss Unity Nash and Mrs. Jo Wood Welch reported on the city planning council meeting. Mrs. Claude Kimrey presided.
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Business and Professiona Club
YWCA
Adams Memorial
High Point
Unity Nash
Jo Wood Welch
Claude Kimrey
Mabel Griffith
Frances Rebecca Brown
Frances Muse
Ruth Young
Avis Bryson
Pinafore Pattern 4791 With Side Buttons and Gowns
Pattern 4791 offers a slim A line pinafore with side buttoning and shoulder tucks. It includes a low cut sleeveless version and comes in two sizes 12 to 42 with 3% yard fabric guidance for size 16 using 35 inch width.
Beta Sigma Phi Fetes Rushees At Sheraton Initial Party
The Mu chapter hosted the first rushee party at the Sheraton hotel with an ice course and nine tables of games. Miss Alfreda Ha won top score and a compact, while runner up Mrs. Carl Justice received a novelty pin. Rushees included Ruth Gillian Sara Ray and several named dames. attendees listed among Mrs. T. D. Harvey and Harry Crawford. A breakfast at the Sheraton is planned for Sunday morning.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Sarah Hester
Jack Green
Alfreda Ha
Carl Justice
Ruth Gillian
Sara Ray
Geo Rankin, III
Arthur Upshaw
Richard Short
Sebastian Marin, Jr
Joe Kirby
Virginia Gibson
Geneva Crowder
Frances Muse
Elizabeth Swiggett
Dot Miller
Emmagene Shields
Melvin Hayes
Hildreth Gabriel
Dames
T. D. Harvey
Harry Crawford
Old Masters Talk At Woman's Club Slated Events
Thomas E. Dodamead, local artist and photographer, spoke before the Woman's Club with T. M. Lee introducing. He traced art history from the old masters in Italy to American figures like Gilbert Stuart and Whistler, and noted plans for an antique show and an Elm Street school exhibit. The club also discussed cancer control drives and a May tea for Mrs Buck.
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Thomas E. Dodamead
Cee
Woman's Club
Tts Gaba
Tae. T. M. Lee
Italy
Benjamin West
Gilbert Stuart
James M
Whistler
Innes
J. F
J. A. Eshelman
Buck
Federated Women’s , Cabe
T. M. Lee
Art Department
Y's Miniature Convention Set By YWCA Saturday
The YWCA miniature convention replaces the national meeting and will be held Saturday April 14 at 3 PM in the Adams Memorial building. Mrs H P Morrison leads arrangements and all YWCA members are invited. President Mrs Charles F Sheloff will address national trends and responsibilities with greetings from national board president Mrs Henry A Ingram.
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YWCA
Adams Memorial
H. P. Morrison
Charles F. Sheloff
Henry A. Ingram
National Board
Morrison
J. D. Ross
Joseph D. Cox
Henry White
Madeline McCain
Julia Liles
George C. Haltom
Mrs Wilkinson Speaks On China For Garden Club
The High Point Garden Club met at Mrs C C Garretts home on Rockford Road with twelve members and visitors present. Mrs L L Wilkinson, former China resident, spoke on Flowers and Gardens of China and presented photos to illustrate the talk.
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Mrs. Wilkinson
China
High Point Garden Club
C. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
L. L. Wilkinson
S. C. Clark
Friendly Club Votes Cooperation In Garden Center
Miss Martha Parsons hosted a Friendly Garden club meeting at her Kivett Drive home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Brown presided as president. The club voted to support Cooperation in the Garden Centers at a local store and raised money for the Red Cross war fund during the social hour. Members enjoying the gathering included Mesdames Royan L. H. Matthews A. M. R. H. Hilliard B. T. Saunders G. K. Saunders W. L. Kivett and Misses Martha and Josie Parsons.
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Martha Parsons
Friendly Garden Club
Kivett Drive
Roy Brown
High
Red Cross War Fund
Darntys
Mesdames Royan L. H. Matthews
A. M
R. H. Hilliard
B. T. An
G. K. Saunders
W. L. Kivett
Martha and
Josie Parsons
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Charlotte
North Carolina
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
Station O
New York 11
N. Y
Anne Adams
New Orleans
Army Service
Camp Plauche
Ralf M. Ross
Beta Sigma Phi
Sheraton
Mr. Dodamead
Kellogg's
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Panama
U. S. Pat
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