Jamestown P T A shifts date for officers install
Jamestown April 14 The last P T A meeting of the year will be Thursday April 17 to install officers for the new year. Officers include Mrs C E Frazier president Mrs J R Armstrong vice president Miss Maryv Speer secretary Miss Hara Staley assistant secretary Mrs Wayne Williard treasurer and assistant treasurer Mrs Otis Thrift. The Jamestown Band will give its first public performance at the meeting. Executive committee meet Wednesday April 16 at 3 30 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown P.T A
C. E. Frazier
J. R. Armstrong
Maryv Speer
Hara Staley
Wayne Williard
Otis Thrift
Enjoy Better Health Product Line Rebuilds Wellness Path
A health advert touts Enjoy Better Health 6.5.5 as a guide to renewed well being. It claims to build sturdy health and restore a sense of self, with many users noting it helps them feel like themselves again.
Social Calendar Highlights Emorywood and Greensboro Events
A Tuesday full of club meetings and social gatherings lists the Emerywood Golfers Association teeing off at 1 after a 12:30 pro shop meet, YWCA membership luncheon, bridge for Eleanor Pope, biweekly golf and study group meetings, and Garden Club events. Wednesday covers more clubs and Thursday features a Mothers Club tea and Pope wedding plans. The schedule notes beamed events at Emerywood, Guilford College, and First Presbyterian Church with Eleanor Pope as a leading figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Golfers’ Association
Frank Wineskie
Mexico
Dorothy Stewart
Bridge
Eleanor Pope
Lindsay Street
Fire with Fire at Cedar Falls Smoke Shop
In Cedar Falls a civet cat trapped for rats was lured by fumes from a chloroform bottle used by Carl Miller an employee. Miller crawled on his hands and knees and directed the vapors onto the animal causing it to drift to sleep with only a minor chloroform odor reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Rube Carroll
Carl Miller
Magnolia blooms amid Charleston social weekender notes
Charleston residents report Easter week end visits across towns and with relatives. Miss Sara Staley and Miss Gertrude Moore stay with family in Staley and Waxhaw. Mrs. W. L. Scott visits daughter in Armfield. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davis plan a New York trip for the weekend. Miss Ora Sublette and Lucille Bumgarner visit Hickory. Miss Mary Speer stays with parents in Booneville. Nora Mae Barnes remains in Elm. Elizabeth Morton visits Asheville friends. Ida Mae Freeland and Thelma Bliss spend weekend away from Greensboro homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolina
Sara Staley
Staley
W. L. Scott of
Bostic
C. E. Armfield
Gertrude Moore
Waxhaw
Dwight Davis
New York City
Cone Company
Ora Sublette
Lucille Bumgarner
Hickory
Mary Speer
Booneville
Nora Mae Barnes
Elm
Elizabeth Morton
Asheville
Ida Mae Freeland
Thelma Bliss
Greensboro
YWCA Luncheon Tomorrow at Adams Memorial Building
The YWCA announces its April membership luncheon tomorrow at 1 PM in the Adams Memorial YWCA Building. Reservations are due by 9 AM. committee chairwomen include Mrs. W. F. Bailey and Mesdames Rhodes Lambeth Doggett. The program features slides from a trip to Mexico by Frank Wineskie.
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Adams Memorial
Education Committee
W. F. Bailey
C. H. Rhodes
M. T. Lambeth
J. G. Doggett
Mexico
Frank Wineskie
Home And Garden Club Meeting At Dutton Residence
The Home and Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 30 AM at Mrs L B Duttons Rotary Drive home. The planned garden visit is postponed due to cold weather and miniature arrangements will be exhibited instead. Members should bring an arrangement. J E Folger and C M Folger of Easley SC are holidaying with the Marlowes in Emerywood. C M Folger is Mrs Marlowes father.
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Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Greensboro Country Club
Laurance Ingram
Burbank
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood
High Point Council of Jewish Women
al Schwartz
Colonial Drive
Adams Memorial
Eleanor Pope
Bridge
Doak Finch
Thomasville
Wild Flower Garden Club
W. F. Bailey
Arlington Drive
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
Abels
Home and Garden Club
L. B. Dutton
Rotary Drive
J. E. Folger
C. M. Folger
Easley
S. C
Tom Marlowe
Emerywood
County Officials Asked to Purge Beer Outlets
The Brewers and North Carolina Beer Distributors Committee urged High Point Greensboro and Guilford County leaders to scrutinize retail beer license applications to purge illegal or undesirable outlets. Edgar H. Bain cited the law banning licenses to violators within the prior two years and noted the May 1 tax year start. He urged officials to refuse licenses from noncompliant dealers, a step in a campaign that has eliminated 155 such dealers in 23 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewers and
North Carolina
Bain
Dallas Hotel Hold Up Suspect Fleeing After Bargain
Dallas witness Jim Cecil of Shawnee Oklahoma, 39, faced a pistol-wielding bandit in his hotel room resisting a holdup. A bullet ripped the ceiling as Cecil proposed a bargain to be released and not report the crime. The robber agreed and left.
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Dallas
Jim Cecil
Shawnee
Okla
Cecil
Red-winged Blackbird Awe Inspires North Carolina Reader
A North Carolina observer recalls a late afternoon encounter with vast flocks of red winged blackbirds. He describes soaring, crimson wing patches and a dreamlike display, noting the male’s glossy black plumage with a red shoulder patch and the female’s dusky streaking. The piece places the bird as a year round resident except in mountains.
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Mr. Poe
North Carolina Bird Club
Services At The Churches In April Sermon Topic
A Morning Lesson Sermon in Christian Science churches Sunday April 13 centers on sin disease and death as unreal. Scriptural passages from Psalms Isaiah are cited with the golden text declaring the Lord is light and salvation. The science text argues that mind and God are infinite and sin sickness and death are not real.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Gospel Tabernacle Easter Message Promotes Missionary Go
At Gospel Tabernacle Rev H P Williams preached on The Easter Message a Missionary Message from Matt 28 6 7 10 19 urging believers to go as Christ commands. He stressed the risen Saviour and the call to haste in sharing the gospel, noting England’s Bible distribution and God’s presence with believers. The talk ends with a proverb on black walnut heartwood aging 80 to 100 years.
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Gospel Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Britain
England
America
Adlerika ad promotes relief for stomach gas
An Oklahoma reader reports relief from stomach upset after using Adlerika and notes their age and work activity. The ad copy urges readers troubled by gas to try Adlerika at Mann Drug Stores.
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E.P. Okla
Mann Drug Stores
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in High Point NC 1941
Under a deed of trust dated August 30 1937 Thomas and Lernice McNeely defaulted. Owen Reese as substitute trustee offers Lot Nos 91 and 92 Washington Terrace High Point Guilford County for cash at public auction April 26 1941 at 11:00 A M in front of the county building corner West Green and South Main Streets. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments. 5 percent cash deposit required.
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Thomas McNeely
Lernice McNeely
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
West Green
South Main Streets
High Point
High Point Township
Washington Terrace
Office of the Register of Deeds
North Corona
Owen Reese
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Washington’s 1791 Carolinas Georgia tour impressed little
NEW BERN April 14 Washington judged the Carolinas and Georgia in 1791 largely plain and poorly furnished aside from Charleston where he found wealth and hospitality. He noted inns, roads, and towns as generally trifling or small with few elegant houses and indifferent entertainments.
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New Bern
Carolinas
Georgia
George Washington
Three States
Charleston
S. C
Washington
Tarboro
Greenville
Wilmington
Charlotte
Postpone P T A Meet At Archdale Until After Easter
The Archdale Parent Teacher Association meeting planned for tonight is postponed to Tuesday April 22 due to the Easter holidays. Members should note the rescheduled time and be present next week at the announced hour.
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Archdale Parent-Teacher Association
W C T U Meeting Postponed to Next Tuesday
The local Womans Christian Temperance Union branch will not meet tomorrow as scheduled. The meeting is postponed to next Tuesday and will be held at the home of Mrs W A Davis on Woodrow Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Administrator's Notice of Cora Haworth Estate
J P C Kennedy administrator calls all creditors to present claims against the Cora Haworth estate. Claims must be verified at his Thomasville home or at attorney High Point by April 7, 1942. Notice dated April 7, 1941.
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Cora Haworth
Guilford County
North Sarafina
Thomasville
N. C
High Point
J. P.C. Kennedy
T. W. Albertson
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Jamestown P.T. A
Modern Book Club
C. W. Boston
McKinney
Armstrong
P.T. A
Jamestown High School Dramatic Club
Chapel Hill
George McKinney
Evelyn McKinney
Bobby Clodfelter
Arlene Shackelford
Ann Abernathy
Kathleen Davis
Ruby Briggs
Ruth Thornton
Norma Williard
Mary France Williams
Helen Bostick
Jamestown High School
King Cotton Hotel
W. A. White, Jr
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
J. H. Hodgin
R. &. Hassel
Mildred Marlette
Miss Marlette
George Johnson
Nancy Williard
Betty -Lynn Williard
Frances Foster
Topsy Delk
Maxine Hodgin
Wanda Smith
Lou Raye
Mickey
Carrol Raper
Hanner and
Bostick
Evelyn Wrike
Washington, D. C
E. B.wrike
Worth Wrike
Fort Jackson
Margaret Hansel
Miss Wansel
J. M. Anderson
Walter Bird
Miriam Walker
Housands
S.S.S
Tanic
S.S.S. Tanic
Coats
Lizzie Gooch
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Canterbury Club
North Main Street
Collier Ellis, Jr
H. W. McCain
Pope-Rawls
R. L. Pope
Charles T. Rawls
First Presbyterian Church
Drs. A. B. Conrad
O. C. Williamson
YWCA
Adams Building
David Harum
Carolina Bird Lore
First Chief
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Columbia
Savannah
Archdale
W.C.T.U
Penney’s Penney Company, Incorporated
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