Mrs Tice Concludes Y Club Marriage Series
The third discussion in a marriage series led by Mrs Walter T Tice will be held at the YWCA during a Friday supper. Other club events include Inter club council at the YWCA, Adams club at the Y, Blair Park officers installation and softball, Gay Swingsters luncheon, Lend a Hands mothers supper, and You club meetings at the Y through the week. The Live Y rs plan the May Day breakfast at the Zimmerman cabin on May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Tice
Fence Nightingale Club
YWCA
Will Uide
Karl Shepard
Interclub Council of Industrial Clubs
Adams Club
Blair Park
Business and Professional Club
Jolly Y Club
Zimmerman Cabin
High School Seniors Distributive Clubs Plan First Conference
Greensboro April 28. Dis tributory clubs of high school seniors in distributive education will hold their first conference May 11 and 12 at the Woman’s college. Two delegates from each of 15 clubs plus 15 coordinators attend, with W B Logan present. The event, affiliated with the federal office of distributive education, aims to lead student leadership and understand the field through talks by business leaders. The conference opens with a 6:30 p m dinner in the home economics cafeteria after registration at Curry school, conducted largely by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's Coll
W. B. Logan
State An
Federal Office of Distributive Education
Parof
Curry School
Boredom the disease of the living dead
Elsie Robinson argues that boredom is self created and treats life as a challenge. She urges curiosity enthusiasm and risk taking to stay young and avoid a complacent future. She warns against safety and laziness as leading to emotional atrophy and stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
América
Jamestown Club Hear Dr Goode Talk On Europe Trip
Jamestown Modern book club heard Dr W O Goode discuss his European journey with focus on London Oxford and Rome drawn from his diary. The James town Parent Teacher Association met with Miss Lucille Bumgarner presiding and featured songs a duet and scripture lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Book Club
Dr. Goode
Jamestown
Modern Book Club
R. E. Webster
Ruth Anne Horney
H. Nilliard
W. O. Goode
Goode
Europe
London
Oxford
Rome
Margaret
R. R. Winslow
J. F. Foscue
Annie Coble
Youth Fellowship Elects Officers at Calvary Church
The Methodist Youth Fellowship at Calvary church elected officers for the coming year during a worship service led by student ministers from High Point College. Officers include President Carlene Kearns and Vice President Paul Shelton with several chairmanships assigned to church members. A recreation session, led by R ere Hipps, followed in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Calvary Church
High Point College
Johnnie Aycock
Glenn Lanier
Joe Taylor
Earl Richardson
Mary Lou Rainey
Carlene Kearns
South Main Street Church
Paul Shelton
Ward Street Church
M@tie Morgan
Aliene Smith
Wesley Memorial
Glad Lawson
Lebanon Church
Lucille Shelton
World Friendship
Doris Horne
Bertha Lowe
Margaret Lee
First Church
R.ere Hipps
High Point Colege
Study Club With Mrs Rozzelle
The Mid Week study club will be entertained by Mrs. Excelle Rozzelle at her home 202 Hillcrest.
Service Men's Supper Moves to USO Center Today
The weekly USO buffet for servicemen moves from the Adams Memorial YWCA on North Main to the USO center for Sunday afternoons starting today. From 5:30 to 7 pm sandwiches cakes coffee and cold drinks will be served by USC hostesses to any servicemen in town. Ray Thomas a discharged Merchant Marines veteran will provide vocal and guitar numbers. Junior hostesses will ride one truck to the Greensboro ORC dance Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Ywca
North Main Street
USO Center
USC
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
I. Hyman
Bessie
Ednaartz
Ray Thomas
Merchant Marines
ORC
Greensboro
USO
Junior Hostess Staff Meeting Set for Tuesday Evening
Miss Frances Muse announces the junior hostesses of the USO will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 at the county building. The meeting will last about thirty minutes and members must arrive promptly. Attendance is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Muse
USO
Graduate Nurses To Hold Dinner Wednesday Night
High Point Graduate Nurses club will host its monthly dinner at the CA on Wednesday May 2 at 7 30 PM. Senior nurses from High Point Memorial hospital will join Burrus Memorial alumnae as guests. Miss Frances Byrum handles reservations by Tuesday noon. Bronson Matney will sing on the musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
High Point Memorial Hospital
Burrus Memorial
Regular program meeting to hear Mrs. Cottam on Shells
The regular program meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon at 3:30. Mrs. Robert Cottam will speak on shells illustrating the topic with common examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cottam
Jon “Shells
Charlotte Herbalist Speaks To Wild Flower Club Visitors
Miss Cora Harris of Charlotte, herbalist and landscape gardener, addressed the Wild Flower Garden club at Mrs. Sherwood Forrest’s home. She spoke on herbs, propagation, uses, and local efforts to grow herbs for food, medicine, oils, perfumes, and exports, with a herb tea reception and tour of the Forrest residence. Approximately thirty attended with hostesses Mes James Forrest and Fred Bartlett assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Sherwood Forrest
Mes
James Forrest
Fred Bartlett
Wild Flower Garden Club
Cora Harris
Charlotte
Miss Harris
Queen Elizabeth
Rest
Wild Flower Club
Harris
Forrest
Garden Study Club Meeting Postponed to May 9
The Garden Study club announced a postponement to Wednesday May 9. The session will be at Florham Avenue with Mrs I B Dunn and Mrs Sherwood Forrest presenting an illustrated talk on Birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
I. B. Dunn
Florham Avenue
Sherwood Forrest
Two Newborns in Cabarrus and High Point Hospitals
Mr and Mrs R H Pethel announce the birth of a son Clifford Gilbert on April 21 at Cabarrus County General Hospital. Mrs Pethel, formerly Louise Albertson, resides in the city. Sgt and Mrs Ivan D Crissman announce a son Ivan Dabney II born April 26 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Crissman is Rosewood Ave, husband overseas in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Pethel
Clifford Gilbert
Cabarrus County General Hostel
Ivan D. Crissman
Ivan Dabney, II
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lucy Whitley Born to Lt and Mrs Whit ley in Detroit
Born to Lt. and Mrs. Joe Whitley on April 22 a daughter Lucy at Harper hospital Detroit Mich Mrs. Whitley stays with her parents A Cheney 200 Moss avenue Highland Park while Lt. Whitley serves with the Pacific fleet The text notes a shift from domestic to factory system of manufacture in the early 19th century triggering urban population growth and city expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Winslow, Jr
Upper Darby
V. V. Horney
Ruth Anne Horney
Barlin
H. Vorney
Don Staley
Fort Lewis
Washington
Steven Bundy
Day
R. S. Davis
Davis
Lucy Whitley
Joe Whitley
Lucy
Harper Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Whitley
Arents
A. Cheney
Moss Avenue
Highland Park
Lt. Whitley
Pacific Fleet
Ancient Persian rites burned aromatics on Zoroaster altars
The text notes traditional sacrifices of aromatic herbs resins and spices on Zoroastrian altars in Persia, citing ancient ritual practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoroaster
Persia
Baby Album celebrates young birthdays in town
Dixie Sue Brady age two observed on April 24, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carr Brady of 1408 West Green Street. Shirley Ann Burney also aged two marked on April 30, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Burney of 617 Chestnut Street. Bobby Carson Smith turned two on April 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith of High Point Route One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Sue Brady
Mrs
Carr Brady
West Green Street
Shirley Ann Burney
James Burney
Chestnut Street
Bobby Carson Smith
W. C. Smith
High Point Route One
Travis Eugene Wright
Claude Wright
Mallory Street
Nuptials Of Miss Bessie Newby To Lindsay Russell Announced
Miss Bessie Whitford Newby and T/5 Lindsay Russell of the United States army were married April 21, 1945, at Central Presbyterian church Jackson Mississippi. The bride, daughter of Major and Mrs Carleton Newby, and the groom, recently returned from Pacific service, reside at Foster General Hospital in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lindsay Russell
Bessie Newby
Carleton H. Newby
Jackson
Miss
Foster General Hospital
Bessie Whitford Newby
United States Army
Central Presbyterian Church
Mississippi
Hough
Jennie Reid Newby
Sgt
Leon Brewer
Milan
Walthall Hotel
Carlton H. Newby
Carleton Newby
Thomasvi
Medith College
Raleigh
A' Sell
Jason
East WCTU Prayers For National Heads Highlight Meeting
East High Point W C T U met at 2 pm with Mrs. W H Mooney hosting on Kivett drive. The program featured intercessory prayers for national leaders and guest speaker Mrs. J A Eshelman spoke on Scripture and the Twenty third Psalm. Six members and four visitors attended, including Mrs. Eshelman, Mrs. W J Crowder, Mrs. Jones Burns, and Mrs. L Murr of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High Point Women’s Christian Temperance Union
W. H. Mooney
Kivett Drive
J. A. Eshelman
St. John
Mesdames W. J. Crowder
Jones Burns
Eshelman
W.C.T.U
L. Murr
Greensboro
B. T. Clanton
Mesdames Clanton
G. I. Saunders
J. H. Rogers
Martha
Josie Parsons
Mooney
Cooperative Club Meets At Mrs Younts Home
The Cooperative club will be entertained by Mrs. E. E. Younts at 206 Thurston Street Tuesday evening at eight for the regular meeting, announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Club
E. E. Younts
Thurston Street
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Mrs. Tice
John Thomas Ruffing
Iris Rose Gibson
Miami Beach
Fla
St. Patrick’s Church
A. Lee Gibson
Coast Guard
Duke University
Appalachian State Teachers College
The
Miami Herald
Miami
Rulant
W.saiem
Elsie Robinson
Hartley
YMCA
High Point
Virgie Grogan
Maurice
Sechrest
J. W. Sechrest & Son
Youth Fellowship
Mrs. Rozzelle
Charlotte Herbalist
Pethels
Our
East Wctu
Mrs. Younts
Main ST
Boardwalk and
Milton Blum
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