State Board Meeting and Luncheon Open DAR Conference
The three day North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution session opens with a ten oclock state board meeting and an elaborate luncheon honoring Mrs H M Robert Jr of Annapolis Md and Mrs Eugene N Davis of Raleigh. Registration starts at nine and the main conference opens at Wesley Memorial Church at two with memorial service and program led by Dr Embree H Blackard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution
Sheraton Hotel
State Board
H. M. Robert, Jr
Annapolis
Eugene N. Davis
Raleigh
Officers’ Club
J. S. Silversteen
Breward
Dben
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Davis
Reid Marsh
Embree H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial
Alexander Martin
Fourth District
Hayden
J. A. Groves
Albemarle
State UDC President Attends DAR State Conference
Mrs. L. FE. Fisher of Asheville arrives to spend the week with her daughter and attend the Daughters of the American Revolution state convention as Asheville chapter delegate. She is also state president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and will visit eastern North Carolina for district UDC meetings before returning.
T. E. L. Class Meetings At Green Street Baptist
The T. E. L. Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at 320 Woodrow Avenue home of Mrs M C Culler. The T E L Class of the First Baptist Church will meet tonight at 7 30 in the classroom at the church with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
T. E. L. Clas
The
First Baptist Church
Walk Bravely A Poem Arranged by Gertrude Page
A short verse speaks of resilience amid sorrow. The speaker vows to carry on with courage, facing pain and defeat while continuing daily work and maintaining cheer for tomorrow. Arranged by Gertrude Page.
Informal first anniversary party at Moran residence
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moran Jr. hosted an informal gathering Saturday to celebrate their first wedding anniversary at Mrs. Moran's parents home. Mrs. Hugh Moran led the guest book while a pink and white cake marked Feb 24, 1939 Feb 24, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Moran, Jr
R. F. Stone
Hugh Moran
Pearl Way
Jacqueline Southern
Joan Stone
Roy Way
Tilden Stone
Roy Southern
Jewel Plummer Moran
Billie Rae Stone
Ruby Lee Southern
Elder V. V. Williard
Priscilla Club to Meet at Mrs Idol’s North Main Home
The Priscilla Club will be entertained by Mrs. W. W. Idol at her North Main Street home Friday afternoon at three o clock, per yesterday’s announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
A week of society activities unfolds with alumnae meetings for Alpha Theta Psi at 208 Boulev ard Miss Unity Nash and Lucille Browne assisting. Other gatherings include A A U W at West College Drive and U D C and American Legion Auxiliary tea on West Broad Street for D A R delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Three Societies Host Meetings and Dinner At State DAR Convention
Today two business meetings and a dinner, with a third business session tomorrow, highlight events around the state convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution. At 4:30 p m the North Carolina Society United States Daughters of 1812 meets at the Sheraton. 6:30 p m a joint dinner of Daughters of 1812 and Daughters of American Colonists. and tomorrow at 9 a m the Daughters of Colonial Wars meet, all at the Sheraton Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina Society
United States Daughters of 1812
Sheraton Hotel
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
Sheraton
Daughters of 1812
Teasel's Role in Wool Nap Creation Described
The teasel plant when dried is used to raise a nap on woolen cloth and no satisfactory mechanical device has replaced it.
Build-Up Relief For Dysmenorrhea From CARDUS
A vintage notice explains CARDUS easing functional dysmenorrhea linked to poor nutrition. It claims headache nervousness cramps vanish as appetite and gastric juice flow improve. It advises women take CARDUS days before and during menses for less distress, noting 50 years of use.
Scouting the Shops With Polly
A bustling morning on South Main Street reports a pedestrians line on the right as shoppers chat in snippets about early purchases and local storefronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Local notables attend Lenox Furnace convention in Asheville
R R Blackburn and Joel Parks travel to Asheville for the southern dealers convention of Lenox Furnace Company. Nearby health and community notes report Patricia Teague's move from Burrus Memorial Hospital to home after illness, and Mrs. Alfred Buck's recovery, among other local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Blackburn
Joel&. Parks
Household Appliance Company
Southern
Lenox Furnace
Battery Park Hotel
Asheville
Patricia Fesmire Teague
Herman Teague
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Collinses announce birth of daughter at Burrus Memorial
Mr and Mrs Frank Collins of 506 North Hamilton Street announce the birth of a daughter this morning at 7 30 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Collins
North
Hamilton Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Scearce Weds Albert J Stone In Archdale Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Jessie Lee Scearce of High Point to Albert J. Stone of Bassett Virginia. The ceremony took place at 8 30 Saturday evening in Archdale at the home of R D Allman justice of the peace. Mrs Stone is daughter of Mrs Dora Scearece and the late Jesse Scearce of this city. The bridegroom is son of Mrs Dan Shelton and the late B Stone of Bassett Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Lee Scearce
Albert J. Stone
High Point
R. D. Allman
Archdale
Stone
Dora Scearece
Jesse Scearce
Dan Shelton
B. Stone
Bassett
Jamestown P T A Plans Regular February Meeting
Jamestown Parent Teacher Association sets a 7:45 pm Thursday meeting in the school auditorium. Rev. J Vache of St Andrews Episcopal Church Greensboro will discuss Character Education as part of Founder's Day activities with a short program by parents and teachers. All Jamestown School Community parents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association
J . Vache
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Greensboro
Betsey Davis to Celebrate Sixth Birthday at Emerywood
Betsey Davis daughter of Dr Philip Davis and Mrs Davis of 514 Parkway celebrates her sixth birthday this afternoon with a party at Emerywood Country Club attended by a number of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsey Davis
Philip Davis
514
Parkway
Emerywood Country Club
Hickory Is City Of Wedding Interest In Hickory
Miss Pauline May Dell and William Bolton Walker Jr. wed in a simple 10 am ceremony at the Church of the Ascension Hickory with Rev S B Stroup officiating. The couple plan to reside at 1524 Twelfth Street and Walker works at Marion Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Bolton Walker, Jr
Pauline May Dell
Hickory
Jay Jaymes Dell
High Point
William Bolton Walker, Jr
Church of the Ascension
Episcopal
S. B. Stroup
Walker
Twelfth Street
Dillard Ragan
Mr. Walker
W. B. Walker
Marion Manufacturing Company
National DAR Head Arrives For North Carolina Conference
Mrs Henry M Robert Jr of Annapolis Md, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, arrives for the state conference in North Carolina. She is greeted by hospitality committee chair Mrs Caldwell and Mr and Mrs Pettibone at the Sheraton Hotel where the conference will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Robert, Jr
Annapolis
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina Society
Robert
A. &. Caldwell, Jr
G. H. Pettibone
Betty Green's Birthday Dinner in Thomasville
Betty Green celebrated her tenth birthday with a St Patrick themed dinner party at her Spring Street home. Guests included Nancy Farrington Mary Lois Jester Molly Lambeth Alice Lambeth Wilson Margaret Green Dorothy Ann Cook Mary Long Pauline Walter Martha Betty Lou Phillips and Joan Hassler. A pink rose wrist bouquet and mint green accents complemented the floral table setting with ten candles on the cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Betty Green
Paul Green
Spring Street
St. Patrick
Nancy Farrington
Mary Lois Jester
Molly Lambeth
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Margaret Green
Dorothy Ann Cook
Mary Long
Pauline Walter
Martha
Betty Lou Phillips
Joan Hassler
Roanoke Visitors Include Former Miss Boggs
Mrs. James Taylor of Roanoke arrives to spend days with her mother Mrs. Ora Boggs on Highland Street. She is known here as the former Miss Ethel Mae Boggs. Mrs. W. F. Rader of Newton and her daughter Mrs. Ray Hoover visit on Lexington Avenue. P. M. Stovall of Atlanta spends days on business. Harold Hinkle of Oak Ridge visited his parents on Randolph Street. Miss Daisy Hall of Blackstone College is staying here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Roanoke
Ora Boggs
Highland Street
Ethel Mae Boggs
W. F. Rader
Newton
Ray Hoover
Lexington Avenue
P. M. Stovall
Atlanta
W. G. Hinkle
Randolph Street
Daisy Hall
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Cranium Crackers Mausoleums Quiz on Great Americans
A reader puzzle asks to mark the burial place of famous men. Choices include Washington Mount Vernon Arlington Gettysburg Lincoln Arlington Jones Annapolis Brooklyn Princeton. Answers appear on the Want Ad page.
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America
George Washington
U. S. Capitol
Monticello
Mount Vernon
Valley Forge
Gen
Ulysses S. Grant
Arlington Cemetery
New York City
Chicago
Battlefield of
Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Little Church Around the Corner
New York
Future Wives of America Society Seeks 17-year-Old Marriage
Ruth Millett notes a NYU club proposes changing laws to allow 17 year olds to marry without parental consent. She argues delay aids women through education and independence, while early marriage limits personal and intellectual growth and equal partnership with a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
New York University
Grandma
Sea Island Lady Reviewed For Club At Asheboro Meet
Asheboro February 26 Mrs FE L Ray reviews the book A Sea Island Lady by Frances Griswold at the Friday Afternoon Club meeting with Mrs Kemp Alexander present The program drew many visitors and tea followed in the dining room Mrs Ed Crawford and Mrs Edith Moring Craven poured tea Craven of Raleigh sister to Mrs Alexander. Social attention for Mrs Billy Penn Wood continues with several events this week including a dinner party at Salisbury hosted by Miss Mary Whitner and a tea at the Wood home on Sunset Avenue with a large young Asheboro guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
W. F. Freeman
Alexander Martin
J. F. Kirkman
Washington Street
Sheraton Hotel
Fourth District
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
A. G. Douglas
Katherine Cornell
Priscilla Club
Philomathean Club
Charles Ragan
Hillcrest Drive
Josephine Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Pattie Thomas
Katherine Malloy
Yanceyville
High Point
parent-Teacher Council
E. C Bryant
Floyd Wilson
Asheboro
Mra
FE. L. Ray
Sea Island
Francis Griswold
Kemp Alexander
Ed Crawford
Edith Moring Craven
Craven
Raleigh
Alexander
Billy Penn Wood
Ed Hedrick
Tampa
Fla
Edith Milks
Pauline Ellis
Bridge
Miss Milks
Catherine Shytle
Wood
Week-end Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mrs. John Hall hosts a weekend at home with the Hall family. Miss Marie Jones and Miss Vira Clodfelter return home after spending the weekend at Pinehurst. Mrs. Steve Noble of Ayden visits her mother, Mrs. J. W. Clodfelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
Marie Jones
Vira Clodfelter
Pinehurst
Steve Noble
Ayden
J. W. Clodfelter
Local man touts Gly-Cas cure for constipation woes
Reverend L Hicks of High Point reports Gly-Cas capsules restored his health after twenty years of constipation gas and bloating. He says appetite improved and meals became a real joy with relief from back pain and stiffness. Gly-Cas is sold by Betts Co. and local druggists in Point and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. L. Hicks
Newlin Street
High Point
Guy-Cas
Hicks
Blief
Betts Co
North Main Street
Point
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Madeline Hoover
H. O. Steele
Statesville
J. Gurney Briggs
J. W. Lindsay
Messrs. Briggs
Carl G. N
Cronstedt
C. C. Williamson
Presbyterian Church
Mae Kirkman
M. J. Wrenn
United Daughters of the Confederacy
American Legion Auxiliary
H. P. Morrison
D. D. Arden, Jr
W. H. Belk
O. A. Kirkman
Helen Chamberlain
Kinston
Dorothy Hoskins
Janet Hall
Mesars
Briggs
Robert Gayle
Sidney Gayne
UDC
Dar State
Shop Mi Joe
Gertrude Page
Mrs. Idol
R. T. Amos
Eleanor Amos
Carl Thompson
Gy. W. C. A. Book Club
J. H. Adams
Polly
S. B. Hagler
Efird’s
Alfred Buck
Bertha Reese
English Street
Wilmington
Robert Way
Albert Street
G. C. Thomas
F. C. Remfrey
Forrest Avenue
R. 8. Logan
Pershing Street
W. J. Levey
Randolph Hospital
J. E. Russell
Lillian Giles
Route Three
D. A. R’ers
Lizzie Gooch
Schiaparelli
Mann's Drug Company
N. C
Scearce
Fvrolk DM Oo
Ray
Jamestown P.T. A
City
Nat'l. Dar Head
Grandpa
Ming
Vicks VA
North Carolina
Guilford County
City of
Muni Corporation
Aha c
J. M. Hayworth
BR. Hayworth
H. D. Ha
Maude Hayworth
Je Hayworth Hedgecock
L. T. Hedgecock
Jerome Hayw
Ila Hayworth
J. M. Worth, Jr
Letha Worth
H. T. Brady
Decca
E. P. Sanger
A. Gaffney
C Nevers
J. L. Graham
G. FE
Grand
W. J. James
T A Lyon
Neas Mercantile Agency
Municipal Court
M. Hayworth
Hayworth
D. Hayw
Lia Hayworth
Letheworth
High Point Township
Gui County
S. Main Street
Eash
Ruby L. Branson
Davis Line
West Davis Line
McLewalle Albertson
H. L. Baumgardner
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