McKinney Signs Office With Girl Scouts in Macon
Mrs. McKinney, longtime director of the local Girl Scouts since 1942, will move to Macon Georgia tomorrow to join her husband Lt. McKinney with the Air Tech command. Ruth Kimrey McKinney began scouting here in 1941 and held the field director post until resigning February 15. J B Dodson will replace her as field director, bringing prior Girl Scout experience to Gaston county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Harding McKinney
Macon
Lt. McKin
Air Technicommand
Rs. McKinney
Ruth Kimrey
Girl Scouts
Camp Edith
Pleasantville
N. Y
Vs. McKinney
J. B. Dodson
Girl Scout Seutire
Gaston County
Jewish Women Meet at Mrs. Philip Home for Council Gathering
Mrs. Silver presided at a Jewish Women’s Council meeting held at Mrs. Philip’s home with Mrs. Bloom in charge. Red Cross chairwoman Mrs. Tanner thanked the men for aid in the sewing circle and noted a $10 donation for supplies. Members were reminded of the upcoming drive and to contribute what they could. Reports from committees followed, and twenty members attended as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
S. Bloom
Red Cross
Tanner
Cross
Legion Auxiliary Leader Visits Thomasville Events
Mrs. O S Stainwhite of Raleigh spoke at a Thomasville banquet honoring local auxiliary work and rehabilitation efforts. Plans were announced for a service men open house and a wartime guest list included World War II veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
O. S. Stainwhite
Raleigh
Department Oforth Carolina, American Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Howard Steed
Lillian Yow
Vera Green Phillips
Mamie Harris
Sam Welborn
Steed
American Legion
Richard Hill
Mildred Harris
Ollie Phillips
Roy Coutchure
Women's Army Corps
BPWC Renews Meeting Dates and Plans Dinner Program
The High Point BPWC voted to move meetings from the first and third Wednesdays to the second and fourth Wednesdays. Eighteen new members joined in three months, including Mrs. DeLois Pressley Guiton who returns from Burlington to join here with Great Lakes Sales. Twenty-five members attended as Miss Pearl Bumgardner planned the next dinner program. The battleship New York became the first naval vessel to use radar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point, Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mabel Campbell
DeLois Pressley Guiton
Burlington
Burlington Club
Great Lakes Sales Company
Pearl Bumgardner
Frances Casey
Miss Carmichael and Henry Hovland Wed in St Louis
Miss Viola Katherine Carmichael daughter of A. J. Carmichael of 464 South Main street became the bride of Henry H. Hovland Friday January 25 1946 in the chapel of St Johns Methodist Church St Louis Missouri. Dr Alben Godbold officiated. Attendant was Miss Mary M. Sicoli and best man was Andrew Durden Jr. The groom is son of Mrs Henry Hovland and the late Mr Henry Hovland of Farmingdale Long Island New York. The bride recently worked in St Louis and formerly in the Adjutant General's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Katherine Carmichael
A. J. Carmichael
South Main Street
Hen H. Hovland
St. John’s
Hovland
Henry Hovland
Secatogue Avenue
Farmingdale
Long Island
New York
Mineola _ school
Cornell University
Hovland Aircraft Corporation
High Point High School
Adjutant General's Office
St. Louis
Missouri
Oak Grove Baptist Class Meets At McGee Home
The Oak Grove Baptist young people's class held a regular meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs James McGee on Commerce Street Saturday night February 16. President Charles Saunders presided with Ann Boleman leading prayer and Ruth McGee reading scripture. A brief business session followed with roll call minutes and a motion to send flowers to an ill member. gifts were exchanged then refreshments served. The Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ plans a meeting tomorrow at 8 pm at 224 Boulevard with Mrs P D Campbell as associate hostess. Mrs T H Scott will lead devotional and Mrs C C McEver will lead the mission discussion. All women are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Baptist Church
James McGee
Commerce Street
Charles Saunders
Ann Boleman
Ruth McGee
Glenn Smith
Charlie Underwood
Archie “A Pean
Bill
The
Church of Christ
Bruce Bray
Boulevard
P. D. Campbell
T. H. Scott
C. C. McEver
Church
OES To Have Supper Friday at Masonic Temple
The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star announces an oyster supper in the dining room of the Masonic temple Friday evening. Serving will be from 5:30 to 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
High Point
Num 106
Order of the Eastern Star
Oak Hill Church Class To Meet Tomorrow
The Anderson Memorial class of Oak Hill Friends church will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock at the home of Mrs H W Hedrick 2206 Hansell street The South Side Prayer Band of South Side Baptist church meets Saturday at 7 30 o clock at the home of Mrs Chamberlain 829 West Green street with speaker A F Hunt Miss Daisy Shaw invites the public to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill Church
Anderson Memorial
Oak Hill Friends Church
H. W. Hedrick
Hansell Street
South Side Prayer Band
South Side Baptist Church
Couple Feted On 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. S. E. Caudle and Mrs. D. A. Willard entertained Saturday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. James on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Pink and white decorations framed the party with thirty guests in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Starnes were given anniversary gifts, mainly silver dollars to mark the silver milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Caudle
D. A. Willard
James
Mrs. Starnes
Monarch butterfly Attack on a Hummingbird Reported
A brief note reports a monarch butterfly attacking a hummingbird observed in a garden setting. The incident highlights unusual predator behavior among pollinators in a temperate region.
Early Literature Describes Wet Milk Across Ancient Civilizations
The note surveys references in ancient Egypt Greece and Rome to wet milk as a feature in early literature. It traces how classical writers described milk in wet states and its cultural associations.
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S. McKinney É
Ith Girl Scouts
Mrs. Silver
Ty of
Wisconsin
Henry H. Hovland
Dept. Legion Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
P. M. Sherrill
W. G. Smith
D. M. Hester
George Washington
R. L. McDonald
Roy Proctor
R. F. van Landingham
Richard Freeman
Mesdames W. H. Curlee
Ben Harris
Claiborne Pennington
Furman Covington
Joe Bales
Sidney Atkinson
C. L. White, Jr
Frank Lambeth
Randolph Street
Robert Rapp
George W. Lyles
R. L. Jones
John R. Myers
Carson Cox
J. W. Hawthorne
W. E. Tomlinson
Robert Cape
G. W. Lyles
St. Joseph
T. Joseph
Ruby
High Point's Largest Credit Jewelers
BPWC
Miss Carmichael
Sorrento
Italy
Oak Grove
Nelson Florist and Decorators
Ncis B. Nelson
Main &J. Phon
Minnie Lee
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Tel
Guilford
Fane
Cretonnes
Finney Handbags
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