Women church circles schedule meetings in multiple communities
A cluttered notice lists circle meetings for the Burch Social and Green Street Baptist churches, detailing dates, times, and hostess addresses for numerous circles within the Women’s Society of Christian Service and related groups, with locations across White Oak, Willowbrook, Barbee, Richardson, Main, and North Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Main Methodist Church
E. L. Bennett
White Oak Street
Rcle
W. Kearns
Willowbrook
Rs. J. Deer
Washingon Street
E. L. Hollinwearth
Barbee Street
Lucy Circle
Frank Alman
Richardson Street
Women’s Missionary Society
Green Street Baptist Church
L. C. Underwood
Whiteoak Street
B. G. Leonard
E. Green Street
L. C. Stallings
East Street
C. W. Alof
Missions In War-Time Discussion At First Methodist
Mrs Welch and Miss Nash hostesses as Miss Carrie ad leads the First Methodist meeting on the church's downstairs auditorium stage at 3 PM. Music by Norma Mae Brooks Eunice Clough and Helen Upshaw with High Point College choir under Ernestine Fields. Another program feature follows with organ and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Ad
Ee Rice
Tt Church
Norma Mae Brooks
Eunice Clough
Helen Upshaw
Rist Choir
High Point College
Ernestine Fields
Wesleyan Service Guild
T. E. Strickland
Ferndale Drive
Marian Brincefield
Bethlehem House
Winston-Salem
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting Tomorrow
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will convene tomorrow at three o'clock to signal a talk in the classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aux
First Presbyterian Church
Liake
Honeymoon Hotel Jail for Four Youthful Couples in Rockford
In Rockford Illinois a county jail hosts two marriages and four youths in separate cells after a double ceremony. William Kramer 17 Naomi Rockett 16 and Dorothy Horton 16 with James Berg 17 pled guilty to falsifying ages on licenses and receive 10 day sentences. The Bergs face trial next week while the couples share brief jail visits and plan not to seek annulments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ill
William Kramer
Naomi Rockett
Dorothy Mae Horton
James W. Berg
Kramers
Fred J. Kullberg
William
Naomi
Judas
Bergs
Save Bottles Or Go Thirsty WPB Says
Washington report urges bottle returns for reuse as a dry spell looms. War Production Board official says bottlers can buy only 65 per cent of bottles. U S glass makers are at 100 per cent capacity on war orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omiska
WPB Containers Division
U. S
Parry Named Chief Meteorologist at New York Weather Office
Benjamin Parry, a 40 year veteran of the government's weather service, is appointed chief meteorologist of the New York weather bureau. He replaces Dr. James Kimball who began as a 19 year old in the Boston bureau and has served in New York for 26 years. Also noted is an estimate of abundant coal reserves remaining in the country for thousands of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Benjamin Parry
Weather Service
New York Weather Bureau
James Kimball
Boston Weather Bureau
North Carolina Picked To Lead Nationwide WAVES Drive
North Carolina will spearhead a national WAVES recruitment drive to meet a 1944 quota of 92 000 women. Rear Adm Jacobs will open the campaign in Raleigh with Lt Hancock and Daniles to guest as master of ceremonies. Gov Broughton will pledge state support as recruiters cover every city and town and radio stations broadcast speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Navy
Randall Jacobs
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Washington
Naval District
Adm. Jacobs
Wave Com
Hancock
Pacific
Lodwick Hartley
South
Navy Department
WAVES
Wire tapping stirs suspicion in wartime Washington
Washington column argues that extensive wire tapping and stenographic records among officials rise from war pressures. It notes FBI and Secret Service roles and cites Nelson and Wilson as examples of open battles over production, while questioning justification for covert surveillance and democracy's trust in capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
Sery
WPB
Donald Nelson
Charles E. Wilson
Nelson
Wilson
Mother Kills Infant Daughter With Chair
A 21 year old mother Mary D C Orencia admitted she killed her three year old daughter with a chair, the child crying. Constantino Orencia, 34, the father, carried the baby to a hospital where she died on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agg R
Mary D. C. Orencia
Constantino Orencia
Pneumonia Attacks Peak in Winter and Early Spring
Medical authorities say pneumonia most frequently strikes during winter and early spring, highlighting seasonal vulnerability and urging preventive care.
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Burch Social
Main ST
Green ST
Wesley Memorial
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Church
A. M. Utley
T. Raeman
W. Farris
Lowe
Delk Smith
Elliott Wood
Farrell Gray
Parkway
James Lovelace
Charles Byrd
E. C. Dillon
Montheu
C. L. Steidley
Doggett
R. M. Bundy
Florsham
A. A. Oliver
Ralph Snyder
Frank Hunsucker
M. A. Lackey
Hillcrest
W. S. Stone
E. M. Bower
Albert Klemme
E. F. Craver
Colonial
H. T. Douglas
FE. C. Harville
H. D. Smith
Pearl Wiliamson
Pree
Fifth Avenue
Dorkinsons
North Main Street
G.I
St. Aytis
St. Valentine
Lene
R. J. Welch
Honeymoon Hotel
Rygtid Daly
Audiphone CO. OF
Greensboro
Woodbine Ct
Weaather
Anne Oddams
Anne Adams
Kick Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th &T
N. C
Pace
Jack Stinnett
ICE Delivery
Ocomyant
West Broad Street
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N. C
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