Thomasville Women’s Clubs Feted At Various Homes
Thomasville social pages report a Legion Auxiliary meeting and a Women’s Clubs gathering. At Mrs. Ben Harris's home members enjoyed a luncheon and program featuring North Carolina novelists with remarks by Mrs. Robert Rapp. Hostesses provided light refreshments.
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Homasville
Legion Auxiliary
Thomasville
Spei
Literary Ab
Ben Harris
Ang
C. H. Newby
Robert Rappid
North Irolina
Marian Simms
Erald Johnson
James Boyd
Thomas Wolfe
Homas Dixon
O. Henry
Jonhan Daniels
Mesdames
L. Webb
Robert Rapp
Lee F.ttle
Z. V. Crutchfield
J. E.ambeth
Local American Legion Auxilian hosts at Spring Street home
Mrs Paul Green and associate hostesses welcomed members of the local American Legion Auxiliary to her Spring Street home Tuesday evening. Mrs Sam Welborn attended the meeting which opened with the flag salute and pledge followed by a prayer. A business session preceded a program on legislation led by Mrs R W Gree with help from Mrs Gladys Herrin and Mrs Henry Holton. Betty, the host's young daughter, played piano selections during the social hour.
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Paul Green
American Legion
Spring
Cyreen
D. H. Lohr
Sam Welborn
Rayer
Lillian Yow
Chaplin
R. W. Gree
Gladys Herrin
Henry Holton
Betty Ween
Thomasville Woman's Club January Meeting Highlights
The Thomasville Woman's Club met at the club building on Elliott Drive Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. E. Lambeth chairing the hostess committee of 21. Mrs. Alvah Boyles led as president and Miss Louise McMillan led devotionals. Tom Alderan Sykes, Thomasville Chair Company personnel director, spoke on Women and their place today and defense program, noting community influence. Light refreshments followed in the dining room, hosted by Mrs. C. L. Harris.
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Thomasville Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
J. E. Lambeth
Alvah_ Boyles
Charles F. Lambeth
Louise McMillan
Glenn Pennington
Tom Alderman Sykes
Thomasville Chair Company
Ladies Host Dessert Bridge Party on Spring Street
Mesdames W. S. Long and W. C. Myers entertained at the home of Mrs Long with a dessert bridge party Wednesday afternoon. The event began with a dessert course served on arrival before play began.
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Mesdames
W. S. Long
W. C. Myers
Spring Street
Amphyl touted to fight Athlete’s Foot fungus
Medical authorities warn Athlete's Foot is common and can become dangerous if untreated. Amphyl, a gentle germicide, targets the fungus on moist bathroom surfaces and laundry. Use Amphyl in cleaning water, soak mats and hosiery, and follow bottle directions. Sold in drug stores for 25 and 50 cents.
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Pennsylvania
Lehn & Fink Products Corp
Nurses' Club Makes Surgical Supplies After Meeting
Members of the High Point Graduate Nurses' Club met at the Adams Memorial YWCA for a short business session led by new chairman Frances Dugger. Thirteen members were present and the group adjourned to make Red Cross supplies for Bundles for Britain with all members participating.
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High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Red Cross
Britain
Frances Dugger
Voter Qualification in Pennsylvania Tied to Tax Payment
Pennsylvania requires payment of state or county tax as a voter qualification, implying ownership of taxable property. The rule links tax status to eligibility, affecting who can vote under local and state regulations.
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Pennsylvania
Harnessing Uranium Energy From Splitting The Atom
A statement explains that splitting uranium could yield heat and power equal to 1250 tons of coal, with a two dollar per pound cost cited as a reference point for potential energy value. The note illustrates early ideas about atomic energy and its vast efficiency compared with coal.
This Statistic on College Work-Study Rates
Statistics show half of male students and a quarter of female students in American colleges are working their way through school. The figures highlight gender gaps in work study during higher education.
Bridge Winners Named in Four-Table Event
Joyed bridge at four tables produced prizes for Mrs. J. S. Green and Mrs. Walter Newby. Green led as top scorer with dusting powder. Newby took runner-up handkerchiefs. Players at the tables included Paul Hassler, George Corcoran, J. S. Green, R. K. Farrington, Harry Lee Lambeth, Carson Cox, W. H. Curlee, William Van Liere, W. G. Smith, Fred Gray, Robert Rapp, Frank Murr and Charles F. Finch.
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J. S. Green
Walter Newby
Circle one Heidelberg Re formed church hosts meeting
The Heidelberg Reformed Church circle met at Mrs. W. C. Myers home with Mrs. W. S. Long as hostess. Helen Hinkle presided. G. L. Bryant led a program on Home and Prayer. Ruth Black sang. Several locals and visitors are noted in travel and schooling updates.
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Heidelberg Reformed Church
W. C. Myers
W. S. Long
Helen Hinkle
G. L. Bryant
Chicago City Workers Out Strike Grips City Hall
More than a dozen unions of Chicago city employees walked out over proposed pay cuts. Traffic lights darkened and elevator service halted in municipal buildings while some workers remained on duty. An emergency conference with city officials was held in Mayor Edward J. Kelly's office. City Hall lights and pumps were affected but not yet fully shut down.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Coasts Sink at Two Feet per Century on New Jersey Shore
The report notes portions of the New England and New Jersey coasts sinking slowly. At a specified site the land sinks about two feet every century indicating ongoing geological shifts.
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New England
New Jersey
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Colonial Drive Extension
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Tom Peacock
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Winston-Salem
Fred Hale
Raleigh
New York
Elizabeth Blair
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
J. L. Baum
J. W. Prevo
Fisher Ferry Street
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Florida
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Packer
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