High School P I A Entertains At P T A Reception
The 21st annual North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers convention featured an open house hosted by the newly organized high school Parent-Teacher Association. About 200 delegates and visitors toured the building after a junior high concert, with state and local PTA leaders greeting guests and a display of department exhibits including a mechanical milk cow built by Thomas Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Parent- Teacher Association
P. H. Dalton
P.T. A
Harold Bennett
P.T
Roland Holton
D. P. Whitley
Whitley
Charles F. Carroll
Carroll
Anna Mendenhall
W. B. Hall
D. L. Bouldin
G. E. Hutchens
Thomas Baldwin
David T. Yow
Fred Whitescarver
Willis Slane
T. A. Tilden
Social Calendar: Antique Show and Dance Dates
The Early American Arts Club hosts an ongoing antique show at the Adams Memorial YWCA. The Canterbury Club meets at Mrs. E R Lyon's Florham Avenue home. The April dance with Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra is at Emerywood Country Club.
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Early American Arts Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. Co. A
Canterbury Club
E. R. Lyon
Florham Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
Jack Wardlaw
Local Woman Given Presbyterial Office
A large group of women from the First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary attended the Orange Presbytery auxiliary meeting in Greensboro. The Brentwood Presbyterian auxiliary was recognized at the two day gathering with Mrs. E. M. Foster as president. Mrs. C. N. Cox of the delegation was chosen secretary of Foreign Missions of the Orange Presbyterian. The meeting also named state officers including Mrs. O. C. Williamson and Mrs. P. H. Dalton. Approximately fifteen other Presbyterian women from the First church attended as delegates. Mrs. I. W. Cheek of Durham is visiting here for the state PTA meeting sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Orange Presbyterial
Greensboro
Brentwood Presbyterian Auxiliary
Brentwood
E. M. Foster
Presbyterian
O. C. Williamson
P. H. Dalton
Lamar McCallum
C. N. Cox
Foreign Missions
The
Orange Presbyterian
Cox
Mesdames Williamson
Dalton
McCallum
First
Miss Norma Page Hosts Weekend Visit With Cousin
A family note states that they will return home late today while their daughter stays for a weekend visit with her cousin Miss Norma Page, suggesting a brief family gathering and extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Page
Mrs Charles Carroll Elected Head of Mid-Week Study Club
Mrs Charles F Carroll Jr was elected president of the Mid-Week Study Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs J M S Salsbury. A Uruguay program prepared by Mrs Frank Sizemore described the small South American republic, its climate and exports, transit system, and education. Other officers named include Mrs P W Flagge as vice president and Mrs J M Millikan as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
Uruguay
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
J. M.S. Salsbury
South America
Frank Sizemore
P. W. Flagge
J. M. Millikan
Sizemore
North Dakota
J. A. Morris
R. K. Stewart
Frank Garrett
Salsbury
Lawrence Clark
Charlotte
Gilbert Clark
Stewart
Garrett
Mrs. Joe Barr To Head Jewish Women Council Next Year
The April meeting of the High Point Council of Jewish Women elected a new slate for 1940 41 with Mrs. Joe Barr as president. Also chosen were Mrs. Harry Kaplan vice president Mrs. Lou Ershler recording secretary Mrs. Al Schwartz corresponding secretary and Mrs. Lou Greenberg treasurer. The group discussed closing luncheon plans for May and heard committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ben Swartzberg
Clyde Avenue
Max Bones
Sam Tobias
Ben Herman
Joe Barr
Harry Kaplan
Lou Ershler
al Schwartz
Lou Greenberg
Home And Garden Club elects new officers for term
Mrs. Howard Marsh was elected president of the Home and Garden Club to succeed Mrs. J. G. Doggett. The new slate also includes Mrs. E. A. Sumner vice president Mrs. George McLarty secretary treasurer Mrs. Lawton B. Dutton corresponding secretary and others. A program on Perennial Borders was presented and federation plans with national garden clubs were completed. Members present included Mrs. Marsh Mrs. Doggett Mr. Blair and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Marsh
Home and Garden Club
J. G. Doggett
Ralph Slate
Rotary Drive
E. A. Sumner
George McLarty
Lawton B. Dutton
Howard Blair
J. R. McCall
Howard White
Slate
Louis B. Heilig
National Garden Clubs
Mesdames Howard Marsh
Jack Wright
C. R. Hinshaw
Kenneth Geddie
Roger Edwards
Joe Hollingsworth
F. E. Moses
Allen Jay School Presents The Maid and the Golden Slipper
Allen Jay School primary department stages an operetta Friday at 8 pm in the school auditorium. About 80 children perform Cinderella themed tale directed by Mrs. Tenor Bennison with Barbara Morgan as Cinderella and Fred Conally as the Prince among others.
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Allen Jay School
the Maid and the
Cinderella
Tenor Bennison
Barbara Morgan
Prince
Fred Conally
Rebecca Dickens
Sisters
Fay Hicks
Gwendolyn Keller
Cupid
Nancy Dickens
Richard Ingram
Mrs Bess N Rosa To Address Jolly Y Club Tonight
Mrs Bess N Rosa a Home making and Parent Education field worker at Woman's College Greensboro will address the Jolly Y club of the local Y W C A at the regular meeting at the Y building tonight Her topic is Love and Courtship Dr Lydia Shivers also of Woman's College will speak next week on Marriage and Family Relations in the same series. Japan has lowered its army conscription standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess N. Rosa
Woman's College
Greensboro
Jolly Y Club
Lydia Shivers
Rabbits Climb Trees to Eat Bark in Severe English Winter
Report notes rabbits scaled six feet into trees to feed on bark as England endures a harsh winter, highlighting wildlife coping behavior amid scarce fodder and cold conditions.
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England
Chicago Produce Market Report Apr 18 Butter and Eggs
Butter 837 917, steady prices unchanged. Eggs 62 439, firmer. Fresh graded extra firsts local 1642 per car, 17. firsts local 1614 per car, 16 1 2. Current receipts 1514. storage packed extras 18 1 2. firsts 1814. dirties 14. checks 14.
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Chicago
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Madeline Hoover
P.I. A
Floyd Wilson
Council of Parents and Teachers
Blake Thompson
Fred Hampton
Asheville
H. E
I. W. Cheek
Durham
J. M. Thomas
Scott Street
Watt Disner
Southern Dairies Dealer
Toa
Sealtest, Inc
On-E
Southern Dairies
Rudy Valee
N.B.C. Red Network
Jewish Women Council
Japan
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Betty Jo Hoover
Catherine Profitt
A. J. Koonce
Mabel McMurray
C. A. MccMurray
Rosary
Annie Louise Brown
Peggy Bass
Henry Foscue
Margaret Gladstone
Sheraton
the Enterprise
Childrens
Batiste
Anvil Brand
Anvil
Mark Os Spellan
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