Mrs H A Millis Elected President Of Local YWCA
Mrs. H A Millis elected president of the Y W C A at the monthly board meeting succeeding Mrs Collier Ellis who did not seek re election. Officers re elected include Miss Lillian I Massey first vice president Mrs W B Thomas second vice president Mrs J D Ross secretary and Miss C Lucille Johnston treasurer. Catherine Howard joins the board to fill a vacancy and the group prepares to host an institute with Annie Kate Gilbert of the national leadership division on March 18 and 14 in New York letters confirm the tentative plan for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Millis
Collier Ellis
Lillian I. Massey
W. B. Thomas
J. D
A. White
Frank Hunsucker
J. D. Ross
White
Elite
Association
Catherine Howard
Industrial Girls Club
W. C
New York
Bes Wee
Giewisvens
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Mies Annie Kate Gilbert
National Board
The
Csa
Yim Giadi President Outlines Local Problems and Delegates Prep
Yim Giadi presides over talks on local issues and the approach to the biennial convention set for Philadelphia May 2 to 8. Eleanor Copenhaver, wife of Sherwood Anderson, to visit as a leadership division representative of the national Y W C A board. A luncheon in her honor at the Y W C A cottage Monday at 12 15 pm invites directors and citizens. Miss Copenhaver will address the Industrial Girls club at 6 pm Monday. she is a noted expert in industrial girls work and a familiar figure in Y W C A circles nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eleanor Copenhaver
Sherwood Anderson
National Board of the
Koontz Again Seeks Solicitor Post in 12th District
H L Koontz of Greensboro announces he will run again to succeed himself as solicitor of the 12th district comprising Guilford, Davidson and Stokes counties. His declaration narrows the field, leaving Thomas as a likely contender.
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Greensboro
H. L. Koontz
Guilford
Davidson
Stokes County
Enterprise
Koontz
Gifford
Guilford County
Koonts
Stokes
Davidson County
Wake Forest College
High Point enrollments rise with fourth month totals
Total city school enrollment for the fourth month reached 8495 students, up 98 from the 1992-93 period. Average attendance was 7805, compared with 7348 last year, while white enrollment totaled 6788 and Negro enrollment 1707.
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High Point City
T. Wingate
Johnson Street
Brent School
Wemune
Brentwood
Emma Blair
Leonard
Fairview
High
Negro Elementary
William Penn
Drum Corps Plans Parade March in Statesville
The Drum and Bugle Corps of the American Legion will march in the Statesville Legion parade. About 20 to 25 members will attend the post and state officers conference from February 11 to 12, with a banquet and dance planned for the corps while in Statesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Statesville
Legion
Good Fellows Club Supper Meeting at YMCA Cottage
The Good Fellows club of the YMCA held its supper meeting at the YMCA cottage with mind over matter demonstration by T Olin Matthews and Elmer James. Irving Smith led the event with full attendance. the group aims for fifty members. A Paris dress designers conference on preventing illegal copying of original models was organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Olin Matthews
Elmer James
Good Fellows Club
Irving Smith
Paris
Ill Adage on Cold Cure and Mexican Army Roster
A folk saying notes you should not shave when suffering a head cold until cured. A curious count states 367 generals and 49,867 privets exist in the Mexican army, suggesting a playful exaggeration about military ranks.
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Efird’s
Sue
Scout Pereales
Phoenix Children’s
Men's and Boys’ Suede
Carolina Curb Market
North Main St
Green Garden
Carolina
Delig
Yim. Giadi
National Market Co
North Main
Bones
Pickles
Wilson
Feo
Whitman’s
Nunnany
U. S&s A
South Main Street
Creomullion
Cardus
NEW Wonder Soft
KOTEX
Kolynos
Petrosugar
Asi
Eckerd’s
Noxzema
Coty
Congress
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