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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1943

Page

14

State Women’s Clubs Meet Draws 200 Here Tuesday

About two hundred reservations were made by noon Sunday for the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in High Point. The event opens Tuesday at First Baptist Church with Junior Day, then moves to Wesley Memorial and the Sheraton for the main sessions and a Victory Dinner featuring General Federation officials.

North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs First Baptist Church Wesley Memorial P. R. Rankin Point Woman's Club J. F. Hayden Sheraton Hotel Leon Mc Hlum Vick Sallie Southall Cotton Loan Fund Raleigh Federation Board of Trustees Thomas F. Henry Salisbury State Federation J. L. Blair Buck Sheraton Ballroom Fankin Wesley Memorial Church Lindsay Patterson Rankin J. Henry Highsmith Horace Ritchie Whitehurst Baltimore Horace B. Ritchie Athens Richmond R. H. Lathama Asheville Sheraton Thursady Covention J. Netville Broughton W. T. Best General Federation T. Fred Henry

Eastern Star Meeting Planned At Masonic Hall Tuesday

The High Point Chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Hall Miss Bessie Pope secretary announced yesterday

High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Bessie Pope

National Head Calls Clubwomen's Attention To Trades Legislation

Mrs John L Whitehurst president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs urges member action to renew the Reciprocal Trade Agreements program for three years. NC federation president Mrs P R Rankin notes the importance before the High Point convention. Whitehurst praises early defense work and warns against postwar isolationism while highlighting Christian principles and the upcoming Victory Dinner address on women and the postwar era.

General Federation Sheraton John L. Whitehurst General Federation of Women’s Clubs High Point P. R. Rankin North Carolina Whitehurst National Organization Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Board of Regents University of Maryland State Board of Agriculture Christian Principles Must Prevail.” Mrs. Whitehurst America R. H. Latham

High Point Property To Be Sold At Public Auction

By order of the City Council of High Point the mayor announces a public auction of property in High Point Township Guilford County on May 10 1943 at 11:00 A M at City Hall. The parcel known as No 800 Kearns Street lies on the south side of Kearns Street described as a 85 by 276 foot lot with the city reserving the right to reject bids. Arthur Kirkman mayor.

City of High Point N. C Guilford County North Carolina Kearns Street Arthur Kirkman

Various Women's Groups At Thomasville Entertained

In Thomasville on April 24, several women's clubs hosted events. Mrs Nat Walker entertained Ace of Clubs with three bridge tables and prizes. Garden Club hosted by Mrs Sam Welborn and Mrs J F Metters. Alumnae of UNC Women’s College held officer elections. Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner featured talks by notable women. PTA Colonial Drive School elected officers and the glee club performed. First Baptist Ladies Aid met at Mrs C M Howell’s home with a program on India. Several local residents were noted as guests and attendees at various gatherings.

Thomasville Nat Walker Ace of Clubs C. W. Gilliam Thomasville Garden Club Sam Welborn J. F. Metters C. S. Poer G. T. Cochrane Poer Clifton Reed Co. W. Gillian H. C. Nicholson A. H. Ragan Victory Gardens Business and Professional Woman's Club A. Z. Boles Margaret Julian Sallie McCracken Miss McCracken Myra Olive Jewel Sink Margaret McLeod Mare Snell Evelyn Fowler Sadie Fouts Minnie Gilliam Parent-Teacher Association Colonial Drive School S. L. Pollock Glee Club Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Baptist Church C. M. Howell Fisher Ferry Street Clyde Morri

Parent-Teacher Institute Set For Woman's College

Greensboro April 24 The 16th annual Parent-Teacher Institute of the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers will be at The Woman's College Greensboro June 28 to July 1 The theme Protecting Children features keynote and leadership sessions by Mrs Charles E Roe Mrs FE N Howell Mrs J S Blair and Bess N Rosa with C W Phillips guiding plans as institute head and new congress president.

Greensboro Parent-Teacher Institute of the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers Woman's College In Charles E. Roe National Congress of Parents and Teachers New York City FE. N. Howell J. S. Blair State Congress Bess N. Rosa Woman's College C. W. Phillips The North Carolina Congress

Fine performance given by seniors of Allen Jay

A large crowd attended the play Bolts and Nuts by the Allen Jay School seniors in the school auditorium Friday evening. The production, one of the best of its kind by a graduating class, also had a separate morning performance for the students. Stage managers were Miss Evelyn Cain, chairman, F L Sink, W M Lavallen, Miss Doris Samuel.

Allen Jay School Evelyn Cain F. L. Sink W. M. Lavallen Doris Samuel

Local Play Features Student Directors and Noted Marshals

The production included Miss Eleanor Hicks and Marshals Edward March and Ruth Summey with assistance from Charles Carmichael Lillian Cole and Jack Hipps. Stage furnishings were loaned by local firms and proved effective under the direction of Mrs. Lelah Burvis and senior class member Miss Dorothy Rice.

Eleanor Hicks Edward March Ruth Summey Charles Carmichael Lillian Cole Jack Hipps Lelah Burvis Dorothy Rice

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General Federation of Women's Clubs Mount Gilead Leon McCollum Vick Durham Eastern Star Lizzie Gooch North Main Street National Clubwomen Charles G. Doak North Carolina Federation Women's Clubs J. S. Green W. E. Tomlinson Alvah Boyles Charles F. Phillips Vernon Snyder W. G. Smith R. K. Farrington Julius Greene C. F. Finch G. N. Bryant J. F. Garner Ralph Wilson Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Virginia Gardner Thomasville Chair Company William van Liere Claude Royals Hobart Morris J. L. Perryman Charles Lambeth India Thomas Tomlinson T. H. Tomlinson W. C. Covington Bill Wagram D. M. Jester Moore Street Covington Jester Harry Brown Finch Tampa Fla Alice Chandler David McEwan Irene Jones Guadalcanal Atlanta Marine Corps Corp Milton Pratt Pilijay Pacific Front Irene Allen Jay High Point’s ELER DIZE Dize Awning and Tent Company East Green Street
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