Women urged to work for world peace in atomic age
Mrs. Blair Buck, president of the National Federation of Women's Clubs, addressed the High Point Woman's Club at Emerywood Country Club urging women to help prevent a third world war. She linked civilian defense, education, and anti Communism efforts to safeguarding families and nations, noting North Carolina's role in forming a women's division of Civilian Defense.
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Mrs. Buck
High Point Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
Froensen
C. Bass
Incens
Woman's Club
Regon
Buck
High Point
Orth Carolina
GurTs
W. W. Dickerson
J. L. Blair Buck
Richmond
Ciflelala
Emerywood
Ane
National Federation’s
Women's Jobs
Women’s Affairs Committee
Civilian Defense
Unclear OCR Fragment on Gambling and New Las Vegas Paper
Fragmentary text mentions hoodlums from several cities and state wage effects. References a remodeled Vegas newspaper and betting fares on horses en route. Details vague with garbled terms and dates, no clear event or individuals.
Light Sharers Class Meets Tonight at Green Street Baptist
The Light Sharers Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets this evening at 7:45 at Mrs. W. B. Russell's home on E Lexington Avenue. The Gleaners Class of Allen Jay Baptist Church also meets tonight at 7:30 in the church with Mrs. Neelson as hostess.
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Light Sharers
Green Street Baptist Church
W. B. Russell
Lexington Avenue
Aes
Gleaners
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist
C. F
Lillie Collins
Reverend Don Payne Speaks at Epsilon Sorority Meeting
The Epsilon Sigma Alpha Alpha Alpha Chapter held a Tuesday gathering at Mrs Mildred Brown Pope Street with Reverend Don Payne as guest speaker. The talk centered on Creation of Thinking and preparations were announced for a Valentine dinner at the Plantation and a March dinner meeting to honor Winston-Salem Greensboro sororities.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Mildred Brown Pope
Don Payne
Harvey
June Hayworth
Winston-Salem Grensboro
Cardui Ad Promises Nervous Women Relief
An advertising puff urges women to take Cardui daily to ease nerves and change-of-life misery, claiming it builds vitality and helps them look better. It suggests better sleep and confidence and instructs readers to obtain Cardui from their dealer.
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Cardui
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Winchell
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Los Angeles
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Eliabeth Albright
Epsilon Sorority
Sweet Shopper
English Street
S. Wrent Street
S. Main ST
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Belk-Beck
Monde Il Taee
Ruby
Diamond Solitaire
Ruby's
S. Main Street
S. Main
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