Garden Study Club Holds Meeting Welcomes Five New Members
Mrs. Ray Ward hosted the Garden Study Club at her Circle Drive home with five new members and two visitors. Mrs. J. Pappas led a short business session before Mrs. C. B. Mattocks spoke on herbs and their uses, displaying specimens and legends. Visitors were Mrs. Wray Farlow of Augusta and Mrs. Charles Highsmith of Dunn. New members welcomed included Mrs. Georg Snyder and others.
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Ray Ward
Garden Study Club
Circle Drive
J. Pappas
C. B. S Mattocks
Augusta
Georgia
Charles Highsmith
Dunn
N. C
Georg Snyder
John Trock
T. R. Zimmerman
Foust
Charles R. Byrd
Silas
E. Cecil
Marvin Cole
J. B. Dunn
D B. Cee I. S. Ingram
M. Matthews
M. Mitchell
Joe Gwasser
E. A. Howard Heller
Engagement celebration for Samuel Dick and Carolyn Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dick hosted a dinner in Greensboro at the O'Henry Hotel honoring foster son Samuel A. Dick and his fiancée Carolyn Boahnes Stewart of Archdale. Guests included the couple’s families and local dignitaries as decorative palms and white carnations framed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Dick
Greensboro
O’henry
Samuel A. Dick
Carolyn Boahnes Stewart
Archdale
Stewart
Seedling Care Tips Highlight Tools and Brush Use
A pressure spray gun is praised as the best device to water seedlings. A small stiff brush is suggested for cleaning carrots.
Plays Discussed At Utopian Study Club Luncheon
Mrs C M Hauser spoke on recent Broadway plays at a noon luncheon hosted by Mrs Harry Alexander at Rotary Drive. The discussion covered works including Carol by Eva Le Gallienne, The George Apley, I Remember Mama, The Glass Menagerie, Dark Of The Moon, and Strange Fruit by Lillian Smith, with club members and visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Study Club
Harry Alexander
Rotary Drive
Valentine
C. M. Hauser
Broadpd
New York City
Carol
Eva LeGallienne
Thea George Apley
Mama
Mattie Christian
Glass Menagerie
Loretta Taylor
University of North Carolina
Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Lillian Smith
Mesdames Herman Smith
Jesse Washburn
O. B. Bonner
P. Y. Adams
Valette J. Harris
Lawrence Matton
John Pickett
W. B. Thomas
John Walker
Roland Holton
Rodney Snow
J. S. Groome
Paul Tudor Jones
Deep River Mission Society and Local News Update
Deep River hosts ten members for Friday night missionary meeting with readings, prayers, and a World War II service discussion. Upcoming March gathering will feature a pot luck hosted by Mrs Clara White. Also noted are church services, student devo tions, violin solos, and local visits and discharges of overseas service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dillon
Deep River Missionary Society
Mittie Wilson
Dora Hor
Deep River Church
Marcella Thornton
Jack Paris
Rodney Borum
Janie Thornton
Mary Alice Briggs
Donald Lambert
Hubert Jordan
Santephen Thornton
Thrift
Eugene Wheeler
Badin
Dora M. Horney
Rex Williard
Clifton Williard
Edna Matthis
Covington Faces Tests in Palm Beach Championship Tee
Defending champion Jane Crum Covington of Aberdeen Massachusetts starts the 21st Palm Beach Women's Golf Championship facing challenger Mrs. Margaret Gunther of Memphis Tennessee as play begins in Palm Beach Florida.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Jane Crum Covington
Aberdeen
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Tenn
Veteran Confederate veteran turns 102 in Raleigh
Ruffin V. Collie of Franklin county celebrated his 102nd birthday today in excellent health. He is one of 12 surviving Tar Heel Confederate veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ruffin V. Collie
Franklin County
Collie
Lead Youth Service Opens at Hickory Chapel
Special youth services began last night at Hickory chapel Wesleyan Methodist on Kivett drive with Misses Helen and Treva Brown of Ashe boro in charge. Rev. Earl T. Gentry of Blacksburg Va is the guest speaker for 7 30 each night through Sunday. Special vocal and instrumental music features each service with visitors from about 16 churches expected for Friday visitors night. Saturday is servicemen night and Sunday parents night. Rev W M Phaup invites the community to participate.
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Hickory Chapel
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Kivett Drive
Helen and
Treva Brown
Asheboro
Earl T. Gentry
Blacksburg
W. M. Phaup
65 Year Olds Urged To File Social Security Claims
Mrs. Annie M. Russell, acting manager of the High Point social security office, urges 65 year olds to file claims to lock a minimum benefit and seek recalculation if they later gain higher earnings. Recipients may request recalculation to raise benefits. working in covered jobs can suspend and later resume benefits. Local office hours are 8:30 to 5, weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Russell
High Point Social Security Office
Russell
Social Security Board
Navy Plans Air Reserve of 28 700 Men
The navy will train an air reserve of 28 700 personnel including 6 100 aviators and 19 800 sailors and marines. Training starts around July 1 with pilots receiving about 100 hours of flight time and a two week carrier tour. The force will be organized into air groups and squadrons to man inactive ships or bolster active fleets.
Graham Promises Iredell Route Funds for County
Statesville report says Chairman A H Graham of the state highway commission promised Iredell County citizens that while he remains with the department the county will receive its share of highway funds. He notes the state has 45 000 miles of dirt road and that maintenance has been impaired due to junked road machinery with no replacements available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
A. H. Graham
State Highway Commission
Iredell County
Iredell
Bar Association Postpones Meeting Over Speaker Shortage
The South Carolina bar association at Columbia postpones its annual meeting planned for February 13 and 14 because the executive committee cannot obtain a speaker for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina Bar Association
Waxed furniture casters help prevent floor marks
Waxing furniture casters can reduce friction and protect floors from scuffs and marks. This simple maintenance tip suggests applying a wax finish to caster wheels to keep surfaces looking pristine.
Right To Strike Debated At Greensboro Labor Conference
Greensboro CIO leader says labor strike and collective bargaining are key issues at a one day student conference in Chapel Hill. About 200 students from seven colleges attended the event led by Rantane of the Textile Workers Union.
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Chapel Hil
Rantane
Greensboro
Greenstoro-Burlington
Cio-Textile Workers Union of American
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Ginny Simms
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Borden
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Iredell People Highway Funds
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Valentin
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