Presswomen Meet Next Sunday In Winston-Salem
The North Carolina Presswomen spring meeting occurs at the Hotel Robert E. Lee in Winston-Salem on Sunday April 19. Guests of the Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce attend a noon get-together followed by a luncheon hosted by Piedmont Publishing Company. An afternoon panel directed by Miss Mary Garber includes two men and two women. News includes officer elections prize awards and fall meeting invites. Reservations for luncheon go to Miss Frances Griffin.
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North Carolina Presswomen
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce
Piedmont Publishing Company
Winston-Salem Journal
Twin City Sentinel
WSJS
Mary Garber
Sentinel
Frances Griffin
D A R Reveille Reports Upcoming Continental Congress Events
The D A R Reveille notes Mrs Andrew G Yankey returning from a Caribbean cruise as state regent and outlines the Sixty-Second Continental Congress events in Washington April 20 to 24. Daughters from North Carolina attend dedications at Valley Forge April 18 and a memorial service April 19. The congress opens April 20 at 8 30 PM with theme Individual Responsibility. Defense meeting April 21 8 30 PM, Pages Ball at the Flower Hotel at 10 PM. State Regents report April 22, nominations for national officers, and elections tellers report April 23. Installation Friday morning. Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower to greet delegates Friday afternoon at the White House. North Carolina D A R meetings April 21 2 30 PM and state board April 20 10 30 AM. Tea and garden tours planned in Washington and Annapolis with Mrs Gertrude Carraway and Mrs Kernodle organizing events.
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Andrew G. Yankey
Yankey
Continental Congress
North Carolina
Washington
Sixty-Second Continental Congress
Valley Forge
Continental ‘Congress
A. R
James Patton
Congress
National Defense
Pages
A Flower Hotel
Mayflower Hotel
Gertrude Carraway
G. A. Kernodle
Burlington
North Carolina Society of
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Cannon
Kannapolis
Cannon
Piedmont WMU Meeting Set for Green Street Church
The Piedmont Associational Woman's Missionary Union will meet Tuesday at Green Street Baptist Church starting at 10 am. Miss Sophie Nichols, missionary to Brazil and Hartsville native on furlough, speaks on Christ Whom All Earth Shall Seek at 11:50 am and 2:50 pm with By His Love as a focus. Baptist women invited to bring sandwiches. church serves coffee salad and dessert.
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Piedmont Associational Woman's Missionary Union
Green Street Baptist Church
Sophi Nichols
Mississa Nichols
Brazil
Hartsville
S. C
Miss Nichols
WMA
Cp Me
Baptist
Flower Show At Jamestown Promises Wide Interest
Flower show set for Wednesday April 15 at Oakdale Community Center Jamestown with Jamestown Garden Club as sponsor. Forestdale Club cooperates theme April Spectrum runs through the event. Many entries expected in various classifications. judges appointed but their names kept secret until after the show.
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Oakdale Community Center
Jamestown
Jamestown Garden Club
Forestdale Club
Medical Auxiliary Plan Business Meet At Guilford County Branch
The High Point branch of the Guilford County Medical Auxiliary will hold a business session at 11 before a 12 30 luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel on Wednesday. Members are asked to note a change from the original plan placing the business session after the luncheon.
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High Point
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Garden Club Meeting Planned for Tuesday
The High Point Garden Club will gather Tuesday at 10:00 AM at the home of Mrs. W. J. Fraley on Hillcrest Drive. Associate hostesses will be Mesdames Joseph D. Cox and J. W. Harris.
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High Point Garden Club
W. J. Fraley
Hillcrest Drive
Joseph D. Cox
J. W. Harris
Brokers Plan Style Shows To Interest Women Stockholders
Wall Street brokers push fashion shows to lure women investors. Bache and Co has staged events to demystify board rooms and boost female participation in trading, with May 21 in Washington and plans for Chicago and other cities. Joan Handel and Suzanne Hsia describe the shift toward women in investing.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
Bache and Co
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Arles Schwartz
Schwartz
Suzanne Hsia
Sweden
DAR Meeting At York Home In Thomasville Change Noted
Members of the Alexander Martin Chapter are advised of a change to the DAR meeting location from the Women's Club in Thomasville to the home of Mrs. T. J. York on Jones Circle as announced yesterday. Also included are tips on concealing light scratches in mahogany using iodine or walnut and Brazil nut rub.
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Alexander Martin
DAR
Woman’s Club
Thomasville
T. J. York
Jones Circle
The
Enterprise
Weed N Win Garden Club Meets Wednesday at Mrs Wray home
The Weed n Win Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs Wray s home on Conta Drive for the regular meeting.
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Weed 'N Win Garden Club
B-Sharp Club Meets With Louella Kidd
The B-Sharp Music Club will meet at Louella Kidd’s home 1014 Rotary Drive Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The announcement lists the time and participant for the social club gathering.
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Louella Kidd
Rotary Drive
Orene
Pattern Matching Stole and Skirt Pattern No 5249
Stole and skirt ensemble pattern No 5249 with tissue pattern sizes 24 25 26 integrates cross stitch embroidery of gay giant pansies. Includes material needs sewing finishing directions heat transfer color chart and 25 cent pattern request to Anne Cabot High Point Enterprise New York.
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Anne Cabot
High Point Enterprise
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
OES To Have Meeting Tuesday
The High Point Chapter Number 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet in regular session Tuesday at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple. This will be the first meeting of the newly elected officers and visiting Eastern Star members are welcome.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Memorial Rites Held For Late President
Eleanor Roosevelt placed a wreath on Franklin D. Roosevelt’s tomb at his Hyde Park estate on the eighth anniversary of his death. About 300 mourners braved heavy rain for a 30 minute service as Mrs Roosevelt and her son John attended, with wreaths from Harry Truman and other dignitaries continuing the Roosevelt Birthday Memorial tradition.
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H. H. Kung
Bank of China
Jane
Chiang Kai
Inmate Burns Bed Must Sleep In It
An inmate at Eugene city jail receives 20 more days after starting a fire that burned his cot mattress. Judge John L. Barber Jr. orders no mattress in the cell, noting this is the inmate’s 140th sentence and 139th arrest.
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Eugene, Ore
John L. Barber Jr
North Carolina clubwomen plan for Wrightsville Beach convention
Federation news notes Raleigh Wilmington and other NC clubwomen excited for the NCFWC Convention at Wrightsville Beach May 6 9th. Members urge reservations and room arrangements through Mrs Russell Wood while detailing delegate rules and honorary officers for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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North Carolina
NCFWC
Wrightsville Beach
Raleigh
J. W. Bunn
Wilmington
Russell Wood
General Federation
Horace B. Ritchie
Athens
Georgia
Oscar A. Ahlgren
Pre School Clinic At Brentwood School
The Pre School Clinic will meet Wednesday April 15 from 9 to 10 at Brentwood School. Children entering the school this fall should attend with birth certificates. Immunization shots for diphtheria whooping cough and smallpox will be available for those needing them.
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Brentwood
Garden Study Club Plans April Meeting Visit
The Garden Study Club will meet on Wednesday for an April session. Members will visit Mrs. Charles Cannon's home “For Pity's Sake” as part of a program on Restoration. Gather at Mrs. Wray Ward’s home 1110 Club Drive at 10 AM and travel as a group to the Cannon residence.
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Garden Study Garden Club
Charles Cannon
Wray Ward
Club Drive
Plant And Pluck With Mrs Potts Meeting Preview
Mrs Potts hosts the Plant and Pluck Garden Club gathering with guest speaker Mrs Guy Carr. Mrs Clyde Potts welcomes the group and Mrs C E Nash serves as associate hostess for a ten o clock morning meeting.
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Guy Carr
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Clyde Potts
C. E. Nash
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meet Tonight
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet tonight at 8 p m in the lodge hall on Commerce Street.
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the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Lodge Hall
Commerce Treet
Green Street Philathea Class Plans Meeting Tomorrow
Green Street Baptist Church Philathea Class will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Mrs Josie Teachey 915 Jefferson Street The Woman’s Auxiliary of St Marks Episcopal Church will hold an 8 pm parish house meeting with Mrs S S Saunders presiding Final plans for representation at the Diocesan convention at Holy Trinity Greensboro tomorrow will be completed A 715 pm board meeting precedes the general gathering Loyal Workers Class of North Main Street Baptist Church meets tonight at 730 at Borden's Gold Room hostesses listed
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Green Street
St. Mens Episcopal Church
North Main Street Baptist Church
Borden's
Gold Room
F. S. Moore
W. E. Lewis
A. W. Banner
W. B. Mitchell
J. C. Woodburn
Treva Mock
Faithful Workers Class Meets at Green Street Baptist
The Faithful Workers Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet tonight at 6 30 with Mrs. Paul Charping at 323 Louise Avenue. The gathering starts with a pot luck supper.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Paul Charping
Louise Avenue
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Virginia Ryan Phillips
Alpha Rho
Alpha Rho Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Emerywood Country Club
Tor
C. P. Kirkman, Jr
N. C. Johnson, Jr
Bill Mor
Piedmont
WMU
Green St. Church
Monark
N. Main
Medical Auxiliary
Ann Pinkham
N. N
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
By Elizabeth Toomey
York
Oe and Wagger- Co
North Main Street
Federation News
Fair Grounds
Clover Brand
Clover Brand Dairies
Brentwood School
Mrs. Potts
Philatheas
ST. Mary's Auxiliary
Woo Raners
America
St.joseph
Tobias and
Ship‘n Shore
Tobias
Soup’n Shore
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