Women’s Clubs Elect Mrs Robinson Late President At Raleigh
Leigh North Carolina April 20. Mrs John D Robinson of War elected president of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs with Mrs Howard Bridge of Asheville retiring as general federation director. Greensboro chosen as 1940 convention site. Officers include C K Proctor Oxford second vice president Geddie Strickland High Point Howard Etheridge Asheville and Stewart Carr Wallace. Delegates tally 668.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation
North Carolina
Greensboro
John D. Robinson
Wallace
C. K. Proctor
Oxford
Geddie Strickland
High Point
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
Stewart Carr
D. D. Carroll
Chapel Hill
T. E. Browne
Household Struggles Hint at Mealtime Challenges
In a fragmented personal note a troubled caregiver contemplates cooking for a family. The writer mentions a few on hand items including Wilson's Tender Jade Ham, tomatoes, onions, rice, beans, and rhubarb, and muses about sending Junior to fetch more supplies to prepare a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Tomas
Junior
Undefined Recipe Fragments From OCR Text
Fragmented cooking directions describe preparing a dish with beef broth tomatoes green pepper and rice. Instructions mention 14 inch slices of ham, minced onion, Worcestershire, butter and paprika, plus simmered tomatoes and broth until tender.
Federal council meeting urged for tolerance and aid
The National Council meeting held yesterday in San Francisco heard speakers from Raleigh and Charlotte urging flexible U S foreign policy and action against religious discrimination. Delegates called for federal aid for education and stressed public support to prevent intolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rankin
J. W. Bunn
Raleigh
Nancy Cox
Earl Bishopric
Spray
J. N. Britt
Lumberton
Browne
Robinson
Carroll
C. W. Beasley
Colerain
C. J. Sawyer
Windsor
J. &. Mitchener
Charles Pearce
Charlotte
D. 8. Henderson
Class B Prize For Piedmont Golfers Won By Local Woman
Keen competition at the Piedmont Women's Golf Association spring tournament held at Sedgefield Country Club drew 36 players from member clubs. Winners: Class A Mrs Edwin Earle Salisbury 101 16 85 low net. 31 putts Miss Alliene Hoover Sedgefield. Class B low net Mrs S S Saunders Emerywood 104 25 79. putting prize Mrs Irving Lewin Sedgefield Greensboro. Class C net winner Mrs C C Brewer Sedgefield 111 27 84. putting winner Mrs John Elliott Salisbury 34 putts. Class D blind bogey top honors Mrs A B Means Sedgefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Sedgefield Country Club
Edwin Earle
Salisbury Club
Salisbury
Earle
Alliene Hoover
Sedgefield Club
S. S. Saunders
Emerywood Country Club
High Point
Irving Lewin
Sedgefield
Greensboro
C. C. Brewer
John Elliott
Salisbury Country Club
A. B. Means
Trinity P T A Concludes Year With Awards and Art Display
The Trinity Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year led by Mrs. E. L. Allman. Cathedral Chimes opened with devotionals by Rev. Paul Taylor, followed by a duet and a whistling solo. Hazel Coltrane’s sixth grade earned the elementary banner and Williams’ eighth grade the high school banner. A. M. Eadie spoke on Natural Art as parents toured an elementary art display after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Parent-Teacher Association
E. L. Allman
Elsie Gates
High Point
Paul Taylor
A. E. Williams
P J. Browne
Gates
Hazel Coltrane
Williams
A. M. Eadie
Open Air Music Festival Draws 1500 Local Children
Asheboro hosts the first county-wide event at Randolph County Fair Grounds with a two hour program by Asheboro and Gray's Chapel students. Rehearsals, dancing, and chorus numbers feature Park Street and high school groups, concluding with The Old North State.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Fair Grounds
Pat Leonard
T. F. Bulla
Glenn Robertson
Gray's Chapel School
Block
America
Denza
Park Street
Lavender
Rosa
Brahm
Mendelssohn
Thomas
Johnny
Lambert
Strauss
Nancy Lou
John Pool
Anchors Aweigh
Mr. Robertson
Madge Hobgood
Lucille Freeman
Louise Thomas
Rachel Burrows
May Frolics Open At University Friday
Chapel Hill April 18 The May Frolics social event at Carolina sponsored by seven campus fraternities will be held Friday and Saturday. Larry Clinton and his orchestra provide the music for a tea dance Friday afternoon a formal dance Friday night a luncheon dance Saturday noon a concert Memorial Hall Saturday afternoon and a second formal Saturday night. Leaders and dates include Gilbert McCutcheon Petersburg VA with Dolly Deffenbaugh Petersburg VA Kenneth Tanner Rutherfordton with Bettsie Myers Savannah GA Victor Harllee Greensboro with Mary Fishburng Sumter S C Ernest Craige El Paso TX with Helen Noell Durham Tom Parrott Kinston with Rachel Weyher Kinston Watt Miles Danville VA secretary treasurer with Betty Hart Chatham VA Kenneth Royal Jr Goldsboro with Martha Anne Speight Rocky Mount.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Larry Clinton
Dipsy Doodler
Washington Duke Hotel
Memorial Hall
University
Gilbert McCutcheon
Petersburg
Dolly Deffenbaugh
Kenneth Tanner
Rutherfordton
Bettsie Myers
Savannah
Victor Harllee
Greensboro
Mary Fishburng
Sumter
Ernest Craige
el Paso
Texas
Helen Noell
Durham
Tom Parrott
Kinston
Rachel Weyher
Watt Miles
Danville
Betty Hart
Chatham
Kenneth Royal, Jr
Goldsboro
Martha Anne Speight
Rocky Mount
High Point Represented In Textile Style Show At State College Today
A hundred college girls showcased self designed cotton and rayon dresses at a state college textile show in Raleigh. Designers from Meredith High Point St Marys Peace Eton Louisburg Queens Chicora Greensboro and Flora MacDonald colleges displayed spring and summer dress styles.
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High Point
State College Today
Raleigh
Textile Department
North Carolina State College
Meredith
St. Mary's
Peace
Eton
Louisburg
Queens- Chicora
Greensboro
Flora MacDonald
Davie County Begins Rural Electrification Project
START REA PROJECT MOCKSVILLE April 20 Public ceremony marks first pole set for Davie County rural electrification project. The 203 mile project will serve over 11 000 people across Davie Iredell and Yadkin counties with 227000 dollars in federal funds allotted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocksville
Davie County
Davie
Iredell
Yadkin
Sailors Union Threatens West Coast Strike Over East Coast Crews
The Sailors Union of the Pacific AFL voted 2703 to 2702 to threaten a coast wide strike if the Federal Maritime Commission assigns East Coast crews to four freighters of the Pacific Northwest Oriental Line in Puget Sound. The union condemned the commission’s policy of hiring from government hiring halls. Ice and birds are noted as winter weather hazards to airmen in separate items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
AFL
Federal Maritime Commission
Pacific Northwest Oriental Line
Puget Sound Oriental Service
Harry Lundeberg
Maritime Commission
Shipping Commissioners
Union
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Charles Allen Lloyd
Biltmore College
Chaucer
Lloyd
George Rector
New York
Turkey
Wilson & Do
Ilson
Phyllis Ann Willis
James Willis
Centennial Avenue Extension
Rebecca Ann Robertson
Raymond Robertson
Stone Studio
Walker
Walgreen's
American Business Club
Charity
Gbenefit
THE
Guilford College
Geo. M. Cohan
Lizzie Gooch
Piedmont
Trinity P T. A
Randolph
James Walton
Mildred Milks
Jack Spencer
Wayman Rivette
H. A. Essick
Forest Swicegood
Bright
A. I. Ferree
South Fayetteville Street
Curry Loflin
Cleveland Thayer
Tiffany Barnes
W. J. Armfield
W. C. York
West Pritchard Street
York
Edgar Bruton
Lynn Tyson
Elizabeth Tyson
Max Allen
J. G. Haskins
Madge Covington
Allen Myrick
Nixon Sykes
Haskins
Bruton
Tyson
Covington
Sailor’s Union
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Abemembrance
Lodge
Hamilton Watch
Myrna
Beard
Dickens
Sidney
Hamilton
Otmericas Aine Watch
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Rts ‘Ni
Dail Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Washington Street
Main Street
Fancy Crosby
California
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Alaska
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Paramount Furniture Co
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