Andrew Jackson Post Fetes Legionnaires At Final Dance
North Carolina American Legion and Auxiliary wrapped up its three day Post and Officers conference at the Sheraton with a banquet and a grand ballroom dance. National officers Mrs. Hubert O. Goode and Perry Brown attended as honored guests. Local leaders spoke on duties and significance of their organizations before Harold Gale and his Winston Salem orchestra led the dancing for several hundred Legionnaires and auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
North Carolina
Department of the American Legion
Sheraton Hotel
Hubert O. Goode
Portland
Oregon
Perry Brown
Beaumont
Texas
the Legion
J. W.morgan
Andrew
Son Post
American Legion
Oliver Wall
Wake Forest
The
Legion Auxiliary
Reece W. Scull
Valdese
Emilie Gardner Wilson
Harold Gale
Winston-Salem
Legionnaires
Hubert ©. Goode
American Legion Auxiliary
James Hunt Hosts Informal Reception for Out of Town Guests
Mr and Mrs James Hunt entertain Saturday evening at their apartments for week end visitors Mr and Mrs Jackson L Coble of Raleigh. Red and white Valentine decor and flowers frame a dining table with a large red heart and a dessert course. Winston Salem guests include Mr and Mrs O G Allen Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor and Dr and Mrs Ben Lawrence among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. James Hunt
James Hunt
Jackson L. Coble
Raleigh
Billy Conner
Charles Bragg
Howard Olive
Joe Hunt
George Davis
Bill Barker
Town
O. G. Allen
Charles Taylor
Ben Lawrence
Winston- Salem
Palique Club Meet Planned With Mrs Millis
The Palique club will meet this evening at 7 30 with Mrs J E Millis Jr at her home on Rotary Drive for a social gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palique Club
J. E. Millis, Jr
Rotary Drive
S'Amusante Club Meeting With Mrs Dalton
The S'Amusante club will meet tonight at eight o'clock with Mrs Dalton at her home on Johnson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S'Amusante Club
Mrs. Dalton
Johnson Street
Elizabeth Taylor speaks to Alpha Rho on speech making
Miss Elizabeth LaRoche Taylor director of High Point college Tower Players addressed Alpha Rho Beta Sigma Phi about posture gesture eye contact relaxation and voice inflection. The meeting included peer criticism sessions a business portion a nominating committee a Mu chapter initiation and plans for April officer slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth LaRoche Taylor
High Point College
Tower Players
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Miss Taylor
Taylor
Doris Dodamead
Mary Louise Hasty
Iris Creech
Norma Horney
Mary Stroupe
Residents Return Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Robert S. Stewart returns home on Greensboro road after 14 days at City Memorial hospital Winston-Salem following major surgery and now welcomes visitors. Mrs. N H Baxley of 110 Dalton street remains seriously ill at St Leo’s hospital Greensboro after an operation this morning. Mrs Maggie Duncan of 216 Ward street underwent surgery yesterday at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital and is reported to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Stewart
Greensboro Road
City Memorial Hospital
Winston- Salem
N. H. Baxley
Dalton Street
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
Maggie Duncan
Ward Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jamestown P T A reports funds and events at meeting
The Union Hill and Jamestown Parent-Teacher associations held meetings with praise for the March of Dimes fund raising of 110 dollars and a musical program by the Jamestown high school band. Plans included February events, a Home Demonstration club, a Womanless Wedding, a Raleigh trip for seventh graders, and a speaker on legislative work for schools.
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Union Hill
Tenner Bennison
Mabel Clay
North Carolina
Capitol
Governor's Mansion
Chapel Hill
Duke University
State School For the Blind
Jamestown High School
Frank Whitt
Jamestown Parent-Teachler Association
Girl Scouts of
Devoitional
C. FE. Harvey
W. J. Hall
K. T. Miller
E. D. Idol
Gui
No one is too old or too young to learn to
A brief note encourages lifelong learning, stressing that education benefits all ages. It highlights inclusive access to instruction and the value of curiosity at every stage of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood Coffee
Fleetwood
Local births announced for Lewis Lyndon Miller Barbara Lynn Ellington Vicki Sue Vineyard
Mr and Mrs Lewis L Miller announce the birth of a son Lewis Lyndon on February 5 at Boulevard hospital. Mr and Mrs H W Ellington announce a daughter Barbara Lynn born February 6 at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Hugh Vineyard announce a daughter Vicki Sue born February 4 at Boulevard unit hospital.
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Lewis L. Miller
Dayton Street
Lewis Lyndon
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Barbara Ellington
H. W
Bill) Ellington
Barbara Lynn
Vicki Vineyard
Hugh Vineyard
Friddle Street
Vicki Sue
Boulevard Unit
Teachers Selected To Review Housing in Kernersville
In Kernersville Wartime era news Mrs R L Kuykendall home economics teacher and Virgil Mae Weaver a Winston Salem teacher were chosen by Woman s College Greensboro to interview twelve Kernersville families with preschool children to gather data on housing problems and solutions They will visit families and report findings The notice also mentions a wedding and local social updates from Kernersville and Winston Salem including Miss Margaret Elaine Everidge s marriage to George W Sellars set at Kernersville Moravian church with Rev Clayton H Parsons officiating The couple will reside in Winston Salem and work for McLean Trucking Co The piece ends with several social notes and visits among local residents
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Kernersville
R. L. Kuykendall
Virgil Mae Weaver
Winston-Salem
Woman's College
Greensboro
Margaret Elaine Everidge
B. F. Everidge
George W. Sellars
A. H. Sellars
Mr. Sellars
Dairmont
Kernersville Moravian Church
Clayton H. Parsons
Mrs. Sellars
Tyee Avenue
McLean Trucking Company
Juvenile Musical Arts Club presents patriotic song program
The Juvenile Musical Arts Club met at the YWCA on a Saturday afternoon to present a program of patriotic songs directed by Miss Mary Lou Rainey. Members performed histories of their songs and played piano renditions, with twenty eight in attendance and twenty one set to perform at the Federation Festival in High Point on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Musical Arts Club
YWCA
Mary Lou Rainey
Elizabeth Johnson
Jean Blankenship
Sandra James
America
Colum
Bia
Evelyn Hyman
Je Ana Sowers
High Point
Wyndham
Beverly Wilkinson
Marvin Slate
Local Club Meetings and Daughters of the Revolution Event
The Alexander Martin chapter DAR will meet at the YWCA at 3 PM with Mrs. G. H. Hobart as speaker. The Tuesday Evening Garden Club convenes with Mrs. J. H. King at 218 Thurston Street. Altrusa meets at Sheraton for dinner and business. Eastern Star chapter 106 gathers at Masonic Hall at 8 PM. The Woman’s Club hosts a 12:30 PM luncheon at Saint Mary’s parish house with civic club guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
YWCA
G. H. Hobart
Garden Club
J. H. King
Thurston Street
Mesdames
E. A. Downey
L. W. Blackwelder
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Woman's Club
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Local News in Briefs From Winston-Salem
Miss Ella Brown returns from Denton and Ft. Pierre Fla after a death in the family. Co E Morgan undergoes surgery at a Winston Salem hospital. Terry Bull recovers from pneumonia. The Felts announce the birth of William Saunders on January 27. Robbins and Kinnamon family trip to Florida. Bobby Martin ill with double pneumonia. M Sgt Russell Thomas leaves for Spokane Washington.
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A. C. Harris
Denton
Ella Brown
Ft. Pierre
Fla
J. R. Merritt
Merritt
Charlotte Adams
Co. E. Morgan
Kernersville Tri-City
Winston-Salem Hospital
Terry Lee Bull
Fred Bull
W. E. Felts
William Saunders
B. C. Robbins
John Kinnamon
Florida
Bobby Martin
C. R. Martin
Russell Thomas
Spokane
Wash
Birth of Denver B. Cottingham Jr in Winston-Salem
Announcement of the birth of a son, Denver B. Cottingham Jr., to Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Cottingham on Monday January 30 in a Winston-Salem hospital. Mrs. Cottingham is the former Minnie Gray Anthony of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver B., Jr
D. B. Cottingham
Winston-Salem Hospital
Susanna Wesley Meeting Postponed and Church Auxiliaries
The Susanna Wesley class of Archdale Methodist Church postponed their February meeting. St. Paul's Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary met at Cedar Lodge hosted by Mrs Richard Van Sciver where Mrs Charles Phillips presided. Richard Van Sciver spoke on church music and played choir recordings. a dessert course followed for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Richard van Sciver
Cedar Lodge
Charles Phillips
Valentine Dance at High Point College Scheduled
A Valentine dance for students and faculty at High Point College will be held Thursday evening in the student center. Mrs Sue Brown recreational director will oversee decorations and refreshments. About a hundred are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Sue Brown
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Nkham
General Mills Advt
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Guilford Furniture CO
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Fannie Wilson Pierce
the Fashion Beauty Shop
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Eloise Taylor
Betty Gene Alley
French L. Miller
G. T. Royals
John S. Robertson
Lyde Morgan
Ashe
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Mooresville
W. F. Elliott
Otteray Drive
P.j.a
Union Hill Pta
Jamestown Pta
Lachoy Food Products Dept
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Archbold
Ohio
Sellars
Shelby Jean Farrington
Jennie Farrington
Dorothy Ann Dean
Rosa Lee Farrington
Helen
Frances Beeson
Margaret Linville
Jackie Nance
Jackie
Donald Lee Parrish
Rodger Morphis
Jackie Broadstreet
Bobby Durham
Fred Dean
Fred Dean, Jr
C. H. Mabe
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Odell Flynt
G. P. Hauser
Hester Warren Phillips
F. H. Warren
Kannapolis
Dave County
Shreveport
June Fulp
M. W. Tucker
Monark
Monark Shade Co
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Sciver
Valentine
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Optometrist
N. Main St
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W. A. Staton
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Reddy
Duke Power Company
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