Burrus Alumnae To Cooperate In Hospital Drive
At the April Burrus Memorial Alumnae Association meeting held at the hospital dining room now Boulevard unit of High Memorial hospital nurses voted to aid the city campaign. The group planned inviting senior nurses as guests for the May meeting at the YWCA and Miss Frances Bailey was elected president and named committees.
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Burrus Memoria
Boulevard
High Memorial Hospital
YWCA
Frances Bailey
Bailey
Local Girls Named Officers in W C Society Elections
Two Greensboro college students Miss Carolyn Jones and Miss Nancy Sechrest won offices in a Woman's College of Greensboro literary society. Jones became vice of the Dikean society and Sechrest recording secretary, with Doris E. Smith of Raleigh named president of the same group. Other society presidents include Doris Funderburk of Monroe for the Cornelians Mary Jane Hinely of Savannah Adelphian and Susan Darden of Wilson Adelphian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Jones
Nancy Sechrest
Woman's College
Greensboro
Jones
Dikean Society
Miss Sechrest
Doris E. Smith
Raleigh
Doris Funderburk
Monroe
Cornelians
Mary Jane Hinely
Savannah
Adelphian
Susan Darden
Wilson, Ale
YW Club Hears J. P. McNatt
The Florence Nightingale club at the YWCA hosted Rev. J. P. McNatt leading a discussion on marriage from a religious perspective. An informal discussion followed as 33 attendees shared thoughts at the Florence Nightingale club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW Club
J. P. McNatt
YWCA
Florence Nightingale Club
Ola Carpenter
Jude Thompson
Fitzgeralds of Thomasville Welcome Son Danny Douglas
Mr and Mrs L M Fitzgerald announce the birth of a son Danny Douglas on April 15 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Fitzgerald is the former Sybil Payne of High Point route two.
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Fitzgeralds
L. M. Eitzgerald
Thomasville
Danny Douglas
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Fitzgerald
Sybil Payne
High Point Route Two
L. A. Wagner
Centennial Avenue
Alice Maria
Bennie Lee Carroll
Chester, S. C
Carroll
W. FE. Carroll
205 Boulevard
Carraway Returns Home After Roosevelt Funeral
Bruce H. Carraway came home yesterday after attending the funeral services for President Franklin D. Roosevelt in Washington on Saturday. Mrs. Herman Bost of 317 West Russell Street and her sister Mrs. D. Wilson Stackner of Asheboro visited Norfolk and were hosted by sister Mrs. W. E. Poe of Welcome Road and other relatives. Mrs. D. W. Hunter of 1103 Greenway Drive is hospitalized at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem recovering from a recent operation.
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Bruce H. Carraway
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Washington
Herman
D. W. Hunter
Greenway Drive
the Baptist Hospital
Winston -Salem
Iea Jennie Reid Newby
C. H. Newby
Helen Wilson
Annie Ross Newby
Jewell Everhart
Frances Williams
Jacqueline Ross
Willa Mae Everhart
Charles Eanes
Ralph Lambeth
Hoyle Sink
Ruth Robinson
Mike Dorsey
Hoyle Clinard
W.A. Vanstory
Fayette
Ralph Wilson
Phi Beta Club
West Main Street
Charles Lambeth
Lambeth
R. L. Lambeth
D. A. Long
H. L. Lambeth
Meade Hite
L. B. Hayes
J. H. Whitmore
Stephens Bible study class meets at Mrs Dixon home
The Stephens Bible study class will meet with Mrs P R Dixon at her Lindsay street home Wednesday at 3 o clock. The notice was announced today.
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Stephens
Dixon
P. R. Dixon
Lindsay Street
Discarding a Winner in a Bridge Match Point Thriller
In a match point duplicate with West dealer and both sides vulnerable West defends with a clever sequence. After a diamond opening lead and a few shifts West promotes his own two clubs to winning cards while East's distribution constrains his options. South clears the hearts and declarer trims the spades, ending with West unable to avoid a diamond trick for South.
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East
South
West
Declarer
Betrothal announced for Miss Bessie Whitford in Thom asville
Major and Mrs. Carleton H. Newby reveal the engagement of their daughter Bessie Whitford to T/5 Lindsay Russell of the U S Army. The wedding is set for Jackson Mississippi this month. Russell recently returned from thirty four months in the Pacific theater.
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Thomasville
Carleton H. Newby
Bessie Whitford
Lindsay Russell
United States Army
North Carolina
Jackson
Miss
Foster General Hospital
Pretty Summer Pattern 4811 with Embroidery Options
Pattern 4811 offers sleeves and embroidery transfer optional for a pinafore frock. Sizes range 12 to 42 with size 16 using 3 3/8 yards of 35 inch material. Send twenty cents to Pattern Dept New York address. also new Spring 1945 Anne Adams Pattern Book available for fifteen cents.
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
P. QO
Station O
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Thomasville Teacher Group Elects Officers in April Meeting
The Thomasville classroom teachers association met at Main Street School with Miss Julia Davis presiding. Officers elected: president Mrs John Crowell, vice president Miss Jean Simpson, secretary ar Royee, treasurer Miss Lucille Ingram. Dr I G Greer spoke on Religion in the Life of the School.
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Thomasville
Frank Lambeth
Betty Kirkpatrick
I. G. Greer
Mills Home
G. H. Arnold
W. 8. Horton
Women Of Moose Meet Wednesday
The Women of the Moose will hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening at eight at their hall here. The announcement was made this morning.
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Women of Moose
The
Moose
Community club and society events calendar
Local clubs schedule meetings and social events across Tuesday through Sunday. Highlights include W.O.T. club at Miss Alexander's home on English Street, American Legion Auxiliary dinner at Sheraton with Mrs Craven and guests, Child Welfare month observance, and various club luncheons, speakers, and dinners at Emerywood Country Club, Sheraton hotel, and YMCA while service men are hosted at the YWCA and USO coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O.T. Club
Mary Alexander
English Street
Sheraton Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
W. C. Craven
We 3 Lotte
Co. Alexander
Durham
Ars
Legion and Auxiliary
Force
Legion
Luxury
Schoeniens Club
Emerywood Duplicate Club
Ymca Gymnasium
They Called Her Fatty Tremett at Mann's Drugstores
A terse caption notes the nickname Fatty used for Tremett and mentions requests at Mann's and general druggists, reflecting a period promotional or social shorthand without further context.
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Tremett
Mann’s
Brentwood P T A Final Meeting Plans Nutrition Talk
The Brentwood P T A schedules its final meeting of the school year for Thursday at 7:30 p m at the school. Miss Ferguson from the Guilford dairy council will discuss The Importance of Correct Nutrition with educational film illustrations. The program includes performances by the elementary school band directed by Gerald D N Bryant.
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Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Ferguson
Guilford Dairy Council
Element
Gerald D. N. Bryant
City Schools
Newcomers With Mrs Lowdermilk Meetings Set
Members of the Newcomers club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs J A Lowdermilk 515 North Hamilton street for a covered dish luncheon meeting.
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Home and Garden Club
On McLarty
Rotary
Brentley Circle
Greensboro College
Sheraton Hotel
Council of Jewish Women
Sam Shavitz
Jake Harris
J. A. Lowdermilk
N. Hamilton Street
Emerywood Country Club
Newcomers Club
North
Hamilton Street
Mrs Brockmann To Fete Priscilla Club
Mrs Harry L Brockmann hosts the Priscilla club at 912 Fairway Drive Friday afternoon at o o clock Members are asked to bring Afghan squares to add to the club afghan currently being completed
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Priscilla Club
Harry Brock
Fairway Drive
Rywood Country Club
C. G. Mackintosh
Mrs. Brockmann
Harry L. Brockmann
Fairwa Drive
Training School For Thomasville Dates Set At Main Street Church
The Thomasville training school for Sunday school and church workers opens Sunday night April 22 at 7 40 and runs daily through Thursday April 26 at the Main Street Methodist church. Instructors include Mrs. O D Nelson of Greensboro on The church plans for the children Mrs J H Davis of Lynchburg VA on Training Young People In Worship and Rev A J Clemmer of Thomasville on Church Working With Young Adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Main Street Methodist Church
O. D. Nelson
Greensboro
J. H. Davis
Lynchburg
Church Program With Dr. Raymond A of Greensboro
A fragment notes a church program led by Dr. Raymond A of Greensboro about cancer, mentioning an estimated 160000 deaths annually. The item emphasizes a health message at a religious gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A
Greensboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burrus
W.C. Society
Thornton & Clinic
Thornton & Miner
Thornton
Mann's
Walgreen's
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
Maine &T
Minnie Lee
Steed
Getty Kotter
Ruby Tyner
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main
Guilford
N. Main St
Dr. Caldwell
Dor. Caldwell
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Barker and
Adams Street
Josephine Culbertson
Newby
T'ville
Fred Gray
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Walter Newby
Robert Rapp
W. A. Vanstory
Fayetteville
George Finch
Frank Murr
Paul Hassler
Harry Lee Lambeth
W. H. Curlee
Claiborne Pennington
James Lambeth, Jr
Alvah Boyles
Bill Mock
Miss Lillis Mock
Fisher A, Street
Ruby Mock
Lillis Mock
Paul Benner
Horace Lawing
Marie Wright
Archie Primm
Derk Mendenhall
Paul Harris
Virginia Robbins
John Mock
Adams Memorial Ywca
Y Clubs
Junior Service League
USO
ENE
Finny
P.ta
Brentwood
Mrs. Lowdermilk
Lydia
Pinkham
Colusa Natural
Mann
Val
Sect
Nena Rgger
Tena
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