Mrs Rodney Snow Hosts Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Rodney Snow hosted the regular meeting of the local American Legion Auxiliary at her Woodbrook court home last evening with associate hostesses Mesdames J I Groome A L Stevens and Peter Penn. President N B Suresalt oversaw the session and reports included Christmas and Valentine boxes for ex soldiers at Oteen and letters to representatives urging support for widows and orphans bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Snow
American Legion Auxiliary
Woodbrook Court
J. I. Groome
A. L. Stevens
Peter Penn
Oteen
Leigh Harper
J. E. Lyon
R. R. Blackburn
Alice Dash
I. T. Mann
A. York
Emma Blair P T A Observes Founders Day With Program
Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association held a Founders Day program at the school on Tuesday evening led by president Mr. R B Culler. Mrs. Curry opened with the Psalm and prayers followed by a candlelight service and songs by teachers. The two week banner awards went to Mrs Wardell and Miss Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association
R. B. Culler
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Cleve Loman
Lloyd Sheets
J. C. Duggins
G. C. Hensley
G. M. Ferree
James Beeson
L. R. White
BE. L. Burns
H. J. Coffild
P.T. A. Council
High Point
Banner
Wardell
Miss Holmes
Day In Havana Described At League Book Club Meeting
Mrs. W. T. Powell hosted the Junior Service League Book Club at Parkway home with Mrs. B. W. Freeze Jr. as associate hostess. President Mrs. A. M. Rankin Jr. turned the meeting to Mrs. C. T. Ingram Jr. who introduced speaker Vallette J. Harris who recounted A Day In Havana detailing Morro Castle Kana Fortress The Prado cathedrals and Havana’s gaiety and political scene along with comparisons to Miami. Refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League Book Club
W. T. Powell
Parkway
B. W. Freeze, Jr
A. M. Rankin, Jr
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Vallette J. Harris
Havana
Miami
Paris
New World
Prado
Wayside Garden Club Hears Foreign Gardens Program
Mrs. A. W. Plyler of Greensboro spoke at the February Wayside Garden Club meeting, describing abroad gardens and public beautification in foreign countries. She highlighted Swiss garden designs and a Mexico City garden celebrating time with flowers, noting even temperatures promote diverse blooms. Mrs. E S Wall announced a lecture by rose expert Robert Pyle next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
A. W. Plyler
Greensboro
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
J. Allen Austin
Plyler
Switzerland
Mexico City
E.S. Wall
Garden Club Council
Robert Pyle
Nation-Wide Business Girls Banquet Planned Here
The tenth annual nation wide banquet of the Business and Professional Girls clubs of the YWCA will be at Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday evening March 2. Dr Clyde A Milner Guilford College president will speak with local civic club representatives invited. The meeting featured junior high glee club selections and a report from Marian Gohegin on the Cause and Cure of War conference. Thirty five members attended the YWCA dinner meeting in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Emerywood Country Club
Charlotte Nivin
Glee Club
Miks Myrtle Titman
St. Mary's
Marian Gohegin
Business and Professional Girls Council
Carolinas
Unithegan
Greensboro Club
Girls Pentagon Club Entertained By Miss Elliott
The Girls Pentagon club met last evening at the home of Miss Marian Elliott 401 Parkway. After the business meeting they discussed their Valentine Ball and voted it an outstanding success. A social hour followed with a delicious salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Marian Elliott
Parkway
Birth of Edna Carolyn Young er in Wilmington
Mr and Mrs Hampton Younger of 1700 Kivett Drive announce the birth of a daughter Edna Carolyn on February 13. Mrs Younger formerly Miss Edna Ward of Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Younger
Kivett Drive
Edna Carolyn
Younger
Edna Ward
Wilmington
Social Calendar highlights diverse meetings and dances
Wednesday events include the Mid-Week Study Club at High Point College with guest speaker Mrs. B B White and a Music Literature program led by Janet Russell. Other gatherings cover Jewish Women at Parkway, Tea and Topics at 411 Edgedale, Salem College Alumnae at Emerywood, Canterbury Club at Forest Hill, DAR Chapter no meeting, Duck Club dance at Sedgefield Manor, and Stag Club George Washington Ball at Hunt in Thomasville. Saturday features Emerywood Country Club February dinner dance with Royal Campbells Orchestra. reservations required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Millikan
High Point College
Greensboro
High Point Woman's Club
A. B. Huff
Roland Park
Janet Russell
Sanders Dallars
Logan Lovelace
Mary Elizabeth Long
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Forest Hill Drive
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
Duck Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Stag Club
American Legion Hunt
Thomasville
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Royal Campbells Orchestra
Church Social and Church Meetings Highlight Local Auxiliaries
The Woman s Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant re elects Mrs Lewis E Teague as president and Mrs P E B Lindley as recording secretary at Monday s meeting. Officers also include Mrs J H Walker vice president Mrs A J Koopee treasurer and Miss Myrtle Davis recording secretary. A referendum supporting legalization of liquor manufacturing in North Carolina is adopted. tele grams will be sent to state representatives. A Sunshine Circle pageant The Way Of The Cross is presented and well received. Separately True Seekers class meets Thursday at Miss Ruth Haney s home 1801 East Green Street. Rankin Memorial M P church holds a weekly prayer meeting at Mrs A N Lineback s 405 Kennedy Street. Martha Jay Sunday school class meets Friday at Miss Rosa Lee Belle s 610 Wise Street. Philathea class holds its monthly meeting at Mrs R B L Hayworth s Lexington Avenue home with Mrs L R English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
Lewis E. Teague
P. EB. Lindley
J. H. Walker
A. J. Koopee
Myrtle Davis
North Carolina
Sunshine Circle of
Green Street Baptist Church
Ruth Haney
East Green Street
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial M. P
A. N. Lineback
Kennedy Street
Springfield
Martha Jay
Springfield Friends Church
Rosa Lee Belle
Wise Street
Lebanon
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
T. E. Pugh
Mozelle Boyles
Zetha Boswell
Rev T A Sykes Speaker Before Thomasville Club
Thomasville program highlights international relations with emphasis on Fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man. Miss Charl Ormand Williams of Washington speaks at national meeting forthcoming in March. Members welcomed four new attendees and heard music and art notes at the Literary club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Business and Professional Women
God
America
J. Clyde Allman
Margaret Thompson
Hunter Burton
J. C. Harris
Ruby Connell
Ollie Phillips
Nina Sullivan
Charlotte Hotel
Charl Ormand Williams
Washington, D. C
Wayne Davis Birthday Party Celebrated by Family
Miss Wayne Davis observed her tenth birthday with a party at her parents J W Davis home in Glenoa on Tuesday February 16 from 6 to 9 pm. Guests included J R Weldon Aubrey Bowman Leon Billow Harrison Billow Majorie Brewer Annie Brewer Ella Gibson Rod ger Gibson Margaret Coltrane Ina Spencer Jimmie Shipton Joe Sam Mary Lee White Ruth Wain Davis Howard Trotter Anne Hancock Leon Pegsy Boyles Helmond Wood Troduce Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Davis
J. W. Davis
Glenoa
J. R. Weldon
Aubrey Bowman
Leon
Harrison Billow
Majorie
Annie Brewer
Ella Mae
Rodger Gibson
Margaret Coltrane
Ina Spencer
Jimmie Shipton
Joe
Sam
Mary Lee White
Ruth Wain
Miss Hatcher on Duke intramural debating winning team
Elizabeth Hatcher a Duke University Woman's College sophomore from High Point is a member of the winning intra-mural debate team. She serves as vice president of the Woman's College debate club and is clerk of the Hesperian Union. The report notes her campus prominence and the February 17 Durham event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Elizabeth Hatcher
High Point
Woman's College
Duke University
Hatcher
EB. A. Hatcher
Washington Street
Woman's College Debate Club
Hesperian Union
Ruby Workman Birthday Party At 1017 Adams Street
Mrs J G Workman hosted a birthday party at her home in honor of her daughter Ruby who turned eight. Guests included Annie Lee McSwain Elizabeth Fitzgerald Peggy Ann Fitzgerald Peggy Ann Peace Doris Wise Betty Wade Mary Wade Hilda Workman Mildred Workman Betty Joe Williams Nell Collins Margaret Alice Price Marylin Collins Jimmy Cannon Hoyt Lee Loflin Billy Younger Max Hill Harold Robins Ronald Workman R D Newnam Boyd Lee Newnam Robbie Lanier. The honoree received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Workman
Adams Street
Ruby
Hartwell Cannon
Marie Workman
Annie Lee McSwain
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Peggy Ann Fitzgerald
Peggy Ann Peace
Doris Wise
Betty Wade
Mary Wade
Hilda Workman
Mildred Workman
Betty Joe Williams
Nell Collins
Margaret Alice Price
Marylin Collins
Jimmy Cannon
Hoyt Lee Loflin
Billy Younger
Max Hill
Harold Robins
Ronald Workman
R. D. Newnam
Boyd Lee Newnam
Robbie Lanier
Mrs Flynt Hosts Omega Chapter Luncheon
Mrs Ethel Flynt hosted the weekly luncheon of the Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma at the Sheraton Grill with eight members present. The gathering honored chapter president Mrs M A Temple and included Mesdames Hargett Poole Eshelman Layton Hoover and Misses Poole Eshelman Layton Hoover. A semi monthly lecture is set for Thursday evening February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Flynt
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Grill
M. A. Temple
Walter Hargett
Emma Poole
Margaret Poole
Lucy Eshelman
Chloe Layton
Madeline Hoover
Mrs Chernault’s Mother Very Ill Confirmed
Mrs Chernault’s mother Mrs BE C Harrell remains critically ill at her home in Elizabeth City after being called four weeks ago due to illness. Clyde Chernault continues to monitor the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Chernault
Elizabeth City
BE. C. Harrell
Founders Day Program Slated at Union Hill School
Union Hill Parent-Teacher Association will observe Founders Day Friday night February 19 at Union Hill school. A splendid program has been prepared and all parents are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs A L Kearns announce the birth of a daughter Doris Lee on February 12 at their home on the ale road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Union Hill School
A. L. Kearns
Doris Lee
Ale Road
Harthen breastworks in battle of New Orleans
Reading of battlefield works shows Harthen breastworks used during the battle of New Orleans, challenging the common belief about defense structures in the engagement. The fragment suggests revised interpretations of fortifications and their role in maneuvers at the port city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harthen
New Orleans
Local Health Notes From Guilford And Nearby
Mrs H G Whittington of 704 Barbee Street underwent an appendectomy at Guilford General hospital on Monday and is reported recovering nicely. Charles Edward Craven, son of Mr and Mrs B C Craven, recovering from pneumonia at home 707 West Lexington Avenue. Avis Fulp of Trinity improving after an operation at City Memorial Hospital Thomasville. D G Patterson, Olean Patterson and L G Monroe and son Don Monroe spent weekend in Danville Va with relatives. They were accompanied home by Avis McDowell who will spend some time with them. Mrs T A Moffitt and Mrs J R Johnson of Ramseur spent Tuesday with Mrs J C Whitesell 1016 Rotary Drive. J C Whitesell and Frank Robbins leave Sunday for Spruce Pines to make their new home. Mrs Whitesell and Anne will follow in a few weeks. Jay Wood confined to home 1107 Winslow Street with scarlet fever. G B Johnston Route Three recovering at Burrus Memorial hospital after appendectomy on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Whittington
Barbee Street
Guilford General Hospital
Charles Edward Craven
8. C. Craven
West
Lexington Avenue
Avis Fulp
Trinity
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
D. G. Patterson
Olean Patterson
L. G. Monroe
Don Monroe
Danville
Avis McDowell
J. C. Whitesell
Frank Robbins
Spruce Pines
Mrs. Whitesell
Anne Whitesell
G. Johnston
Route Three
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Racial Relations Talk at W C T U Meeting
Miss Clara Cox spoke on racial relations at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting hosted by Mrs. D L Bouldin on Johnson street. Ada Rose Demerest, national W C T U. representative, will visit High Point March 4 to speak on The Evils of Alcohol. Two new members, Mrs. John D Biggs and Mrs. H A Knight, joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
H. W. McCain
Clara Cox
Ada Rose Demerest
High Point
John D. Biggs
H. A. Knight
Birmingham Gets Methodist Meet
The Methodist Episcopal Church South will hold its quadrennial conference in Birmingham Alabama during the last week of April next year. Birmingham won the bid over Memphis Richmond Tulsa and Nashville after Chattanooga withdrew. Officials expect about 25000 delegates and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Richmond
Tulsa
Nashville
Projections on South American Coast Echo African Indentations
The note suggests complementary indentations along the South American coast align with features on the African shoreline. Historical map observations imply a connection between continental coastlines and their shared geology. Further evidence from cartographic records would clarify the proposed fit.
Dear Mrs H P M How to Persuade for Independent Living
A reader asks how to encourage grown children to establish their own homes while a mother worries about family ties. The reply urges tact and understanding, suggesting practical steps to improve the home and invite change without harming affection.
Personal Reflections on Understanding and Guidance
The speaker notes that a person’s protective kindness does not guarantee happiness for others. You recognize the gap between what you know and what I know, and propose a course of action you expect me to follow.
Plain counsel on marriage duties and personal independence
The text advises a woman to be free of strong emotions toward her husband, to maintain her own home, and to avoid actions that would anger or hurt him. It emphasizes cautious behavior, supporting the husband and mother figures, and viewing the wife’s role as shaping the future with initiative and ambition.
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Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Emma Blair
P.T. A
Marjorie
Mansfield
St. Our
Ree Leef
Miss Elliott
Rosamne
Kress
Lewis Teague
M. P. Auxiliary
Vicks VA
T. A. Sykes
Thomasville Club
King Cotton Hotel
Elizabeth Conrad
Charlotte
Myra Olive
C. H. Newby
Literary Club
West Main Street
C. F. Gibson
R. H. Holliday
Thomas Sully
James Whistler
Mesdamesa Holliday
P. M. Sherrill
D. A. Long
BE. L. Webb
Paul Green
John R. Myers
D. R. Hodgin
Z. P. Long
Walter Newby
R. J. Covington
Misses Mamie Harris
Isabel Boyles
H. R. Kyser
Kitty Kyser
Rocky Mount
Mr. Kyser
T. B. Kyser
Miss Hatcher
Duke
Sue Welborn
W. W. Bryant
Ruby Workman
Mrs. Flynt
Mrs. Chernault
T. A. Moffitt
J. R. Johnson
Ramseur
N. C
Rotary Drive
Jay Wood
Winslow Street
Clara I. Cox
J. W
Mise Enterprise
Sally
Stainback
South Main Street
Hosier
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