Mrs Weave rs Pan American Relations Talk At Tea Club
Mrs Joseph T Weaver presented a program on Pan American relations at the Tea and Topics club meeting held at Mrs Charles E Sheloffs home on Parkway The talk traced Latin American cooperation and the evolution of Pan American government from the 1826 Panama conference to a practical international organization The program was prepared by program chairman Mrs M T Lambeth and hosted by the hostess aided by her daughter and Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark The gathering included guests Miss Lilly Egbert Miss Julia Bradfield and Mrs A E Tate among others and club members present were Mrs G I Humphreys Mrs J A Marsh Mrs W W Idol and several others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Sheloff
Joseph T. Weaver
Weaver
Latin America
Panama
Develo
United States
Fin
M. T. Lambeth
Mary Alice Sheloff
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Lilly Egbert
Reidsville
Julia Bradfield
LaGrange
A. E. Tate
Vera Idol
Mesdames
G. I. Humphreys
J. A. Marsh
W. W. Idol
W. F. Clayton
H. D. Sears
J. T. Weaver
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Kern Street
Legislative Committee
Nell Boles
G. E. Crowell
Margaret McLeod
Edna Grubb
Ada White
Mesdames Cramer Bodie
Nina Gallagher
Thomasville Garden Club
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
Cox
J. A. J. Farrington
Plans For Youth Center Openhouse And Dance
Plans were ready this morning for an openhouse and dance at the local Youth Center over the weekend with a large attendance expected. The openhouse runs eight to eleven this evening with Dot Lewis on accordion, and the dance tomorrow features a George eeee ball and Jimmy Harris and his orchestra. Formal dress is planned. Frank Lee and Bill Smith, two center members, left for Fort Bragg to enter the Air Corps and were given farewell gifts by the center group last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Lewis
George Eeee
Washington
Anne
Jimmy Harris
Youth Center
Frank Lee
Bill Smith
Fort Bragg
Air Corps
Miami
Moroline Hair Tonic Promotes Groomed Shine
Moroline Hair Tonic promises to keep hair in place and tame unruly looks with lustre. A large bottle 2hc is advertised as being sold everywhere for easy grooming.
Church Social Speakers on The Church School Role
Mayor Arnold J. Koonce led a Workers Conference supper at First Methodist Church discussing The Church School's Responsibility in the Post War Program. Dr. P. E. Lindley spoke on The Study of the Bible in the Church School. Reports came from classes as Mrs. Lloyd Nance directed a program with children present. Decorations featured a Valentine motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold J. Koonce
Board of Christian Education
First Methodist Church
Lloyd Nance
P. E. Lindley
High Point ‘College
Joe Pastor to Host USO Party Tonight
Cpl. Joe Pastor of New York City will entertain at the local USO Service Men's Center this evening. The event honors USO staff and commemorates Miss Elizabeth Mitchell as she leaves to join the WAVES. The party starts at seven o'clock at the USO club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Cpl
Joe Pastor
New York City
Tony Pastor
Pastor
BTC
Greensboro
Elizabeth Mitchell
WAVES
United States Navy
Joe
Convention Ends Concord With Memorial Service
The United Lutheran Synod of North Carolina concluded its 140th gathering in Concord with a memorial service honoring 199 members who died serving their country since the previous synod meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
United Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Friday and Saturday USO and YMCA events for soldiers
The calendar lists 8 p.m. Friday activities at the YWCA with Sedgefield soldiers and a George Washington formal at Adams Memorial Y C A. An open house at the Youth Center and Dot Lewis on accordion. Saturday features a Duplicate meeting at Emerywood, a 5 to 9 p.m. servicemen event at Adams Memorial Y C A, an 8:15 p.m. USO dance at the YMCA, a party for non dancers, and a 9 p.m. Washington dance at the Youth Center with Jimmy Harris and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Y.W.C.A
George Washington
Adams Memorial Building
Hamilton Street
Dot Lewis
Emerywood Country Club
Adams Memorial Y. C. A
Y.M.C.A. Nasium
Furnishi Music
Local Teachers Endorse State Candidate for NC Educator Role
The High Point Classroom Teachers Association endorses Mrs Annie Laurie McDonald for the state Education Association president post. Miss Madeline McCain announced after letters from Hickory and New Hanover units and NC Teachers Association members urged support. McDonald, past state leader, has strong credentials from ECU Boone and Lenoir Rhyne and a UNC master's degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Classroom Teachers’ Association
Madeline McCain
Annie Laurie McDonald
Hickory
North Carolination Association
Miss McCain
N. C. Education Association
New Hanover County
McDonald
W. R. McDonald
North Carolina Teachers Association
Raleigh
Democratic Faith Discussed Before Local Study Club
Mrs. Donald Conrad led a Twentieth Century Study Club program on The Democratic Faith at Mrs. J. W. Thomas’s Otteray Drive home. She cited John Strachey on cap italistic democracy’s truthfulness and Julian Huxley’s view of democratic unity, stressing aims beyond mere prevention of evil. Attendants included Mrs. W. W. Gluyas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
Donald Conrad
J. W. Thomas
Otteray Drive
Conrad
John Strachey
Julian Huxley
Mrs. Conrad
Mesdames W. W. Gluyas
E. D. Henderson
H. V. Koonts
R. Igley
Cha Risch
Frank Bith
Fred Metcalfe
King and Queen of Hearts Crowned in Asheboro Contest
At Asheboro High School gymnasium a Valentine Party hosted by P. T. A. Ways and Means crowned Anne Jean Bulla and Max Morgan as King and Queen of Hearts. Wanda Trogdon served as queen’s maid of honor with a list of attendants. The king’s attendants included C. A. Holt and peers. Music by Mary Sue Page accompanied the coronation and the grand march followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Asheboro
Carl Page
L. C. Robbins
D. M. Patterson
D. B. Kelly
P. T. A. Ways and Means
Fayetteville
King and Queen of Hearts
Anne Jean Bulla
Max Morgan
Wanda Trogdon
Peggy Garner
Faye Vancannon
Etta Jane Smith
Jane Ward
Annie Lou Myatt
Frances Cole
C. A. Holt
Bill Lloyd
John Ingram
Harris Saunders
C. A. Frye
Frank Lamb
James Councilman
Mary Sue Page
Mrs Edwards of Jamestown Enters Hospital for Sinus Operation
Mrs J Edwards of Jamestown entered the Boulevard branch of High Point Memorial Hospital this morning to undergo an operation for sinus trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edwards
Jamestown
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Contract Bridge Larceny Preferred
In a North South contest the article discusses restraint in slam bidding and analyzes a hand where South as declarer plays to avoid signaling against East. West leads clubs and after a heart return the declarer deduces East holds the diamond ace and shows solid clubs, avoiding spade overplays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larceny
North
Seton
West
South
East
Edwards and Land announce two February births
Mr and Mrs Eugene Edwards of High Pointe Route Three announce the birth of a son Boyd Eugene on February 17 at the Washington Street branch of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Willie Land of 1202 Smith Street announce the birth of a son Roger Dale on February 17 at the Washington Street branch of High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Edwards
High Pointe Route Three
Boyd Eugene
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Willie Land
Smith Street
Roger Dale
High Int Memorial Hospital
Fisher Finds Unclaimed Tax Office Cash in Rochester
George W. Fisher, while preparing his income tax return in Rochester on February 18, found $104 under a desk in the tax office and turned it over to revenue officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
George W. Fisher
Gala gatherings showcase Thomasville clubs activities
Thomasville groups from the Fine Arts department of the Woman's Club to the Business and Professional Women's Club meet for programs and new members. Garden and Little Garden clubs host sessions. Red Cross drive is supported as members join and welcome new attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fine Arts
The
Woman's Club
George D. Finch
J. W. Prevo
J. E. Lambeth, Jr
Phillips
Walter Newry
Jolly Y Club Potluck Supper With Soldiers Dance
Jolly Y club meeting at the YWCA Adams on Building drew about twenty members. Soldiers from Basic Training Center number ten in Greensboro joined later for dancing and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A. Adamson
Greensboro
Why pity cannot help in hard times says Elsie Robinson
The essay argues pity traps people in misery and urges choosing faith over sympathy. It insists sufferers must want to move on and take responsibility. Readers are prompted to test themselves: do they seek pity or faith when in trouble?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Maey Ae
Germany Will be Split Up Eden
London Feb 18 Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told Commons that Germany and other enemy nations cannot be dismembered after defeat. He said an Atlantic charter opposing territorial changes not in line with peoples wishes does not apply to enemy countries. Russia's proposals for a defeated Germany were reported to have been presented to the Big Three commission amid tight censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Anthony Eden
Russia
Gormov
Buen
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N. Hamilton Ladies Aid
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Church of Christ
W.S. Teachey
Montheun Avenue
Lizzie Gooch
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Lee Tuttle
Walter Newby
P. M. Sherrill
Lee F. Tuttle
Little Garden
Colonial Drive
C. L. White, Jr
Red Cross
Larry Poole
Charles Eanes
Chates, Jr
Lexington Avenue
Erwin Earnhardt
Claude Green
Mat McLeod
Christian Science Society
High Point, N. C
Paul A. Harsch, C. S. B
Toledo, Ohio
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
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Sheraton Hotel
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Wagger
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