The Psychology Of Success Lecture By Dr Lindley
Dr P E Lindley spoke to Omega chapter of Kappes Gamma sorority on The Psychology Of Success detailing causes of low efficiency and lack of self confidence. He contrasted attitudes toward reality and noted how people respond to same stimulus. A brief business session preceded the talk with a nominating slate announced for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Lindley
Omega
Kappes Gamma Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Madeline Hoover
Eunice Temple
Marie Caddell
Tamsie Knight Hendrix
Nancy Welborn
Miss Hoover
Chloe Layton
Margie Moon
Social planning committee named for tag day event
The tag day event lists Miss Dorothy Whitaker and Miss Carrie Brittain among participants. The organizing committee to plan the social includes Mrs. C. G. Smith, Miss Dorothy Whitaker and Mrs. John Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Whitaker
Carrie Brittain
C. G. Smith
John Taylor
Factory-built TV sets price range revealed
Estimates set factory-built television radio sets at a cost between 300 and 800 dollars. The range reflects anticipated production and market factors influencing early television adoption and consumer affordability.
Bridge Eight Entertains Members at Mrs Morris Home
Miss Mildred Wessinger hosted a Wednesday bridge party at 212 Lind ley Street with eight guests. Prizes included a crystal wedding pattern piece for the honoree Mrs Tom Richardson and a novelty cash prize for high score won by Mrs Charles Spencer. guest prize went to Mrs B E Howard, as a salad and dessert spread was served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wessinger
E Bridge
F. H. Morris
Lindley Street
Tomichardson
Madgereenwood
Charles Spencer
E. C. Glass
Charles E. Spencer
Boyd Stout
J. G. Doggett
Missie Ruscoe
T. P. Davis
Clemens, Co
Ughter
Glasgow
Orris
Bess Hastings
Rendezvous Bridge Club
Eugenia Albert
Tom Stuart
Forrest Hastings
Margaret and
Doris Allen
Louise Robbins
Mesdames Tom Stuart
Charles Carter
Archlee Hammocks
Musical Art Club Monday Night Program Promises Entertaining Evening
The Musical Art Club will meet Monday at 8 p m with M J Wrenn as hostess at home on Broad Street. The program features Bizet pieces including vocal and instrumental numbers a specialty number and a sketch of the opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Bizet
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
Local Notes on Community Residents and Family Visits
Miss Ruth Royal recovers at home on ?en avenue after an illness during the holidays. Mrs. J P Perdue shows improvement after surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital and moves to her daughter’s home. Buck Matthews, 830 Circle, and Mrs W J Allen with a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital are mentioned in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Royal
J. P. Perdue
Urrus Memorial Hospital
Re. Buck Matthews
Circle Ve
W. J. Allen
Burrus Me 1
Winston-Salem Road
Wilma Looper
Whiteville
Ben Best
Louise Sawyers
Richmond
J. W. Prevo
Forrest Grimes
Lexington Avenue
City Memorial Hospital
W. C. A. Directors Schedule Annual Meeting
The Board of Directors of the YWCA held a regular meeting to plan the annual general meeting set for January 29 at the Past Church. Officials will present annual reports elect directors and showcase an upcoming program.
Edna Easter Hosts Party on Wesley Place
Edna Barl Easter daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Easter entertained a number of friends at a party on Wesley Place Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 6 oclock. After games the children were served refreshments. Edna received many attractive gifts from her guests listing Virginia For ard Elaine For ard Josephine Kimsey Nancy Cullough Claude Holcomb Crawford Joan Kerr Billie Hilton Alene Chatham Jane Hen Peggy Lecchini Marjorie Clark Mary Lees Hicks and Pat Egneini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Barl Easter
L. C. Easter
Wesley Place
Theildren
Mrs. Easter
Edna Bar
Virginia
Elaine Forard
Josephine Kimsey
Nancy eCullough
Nancy eCullough, “Claude Holcombne Crawford
Joan Kerr
Billie Lington
Alene Chatham
Jane Hen
Peggy
Margaret Leccini
Marjorie Clark
Mary Lees Hicks
Pat Egneini
Friday Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
At 3:30 p.m. the Philomathean and W O T clubs meet with Mrs. J B Kirkman on East Washington Street with Mesdames Idol and Moffitt assisting. Dr Francis Anscombe of Winston Salem will speak. Also at 3:30 p.m. the Laura Weston chapter U D C meets with Mrs G B Hutchens on West Lexington Avenue, note this meeting was postponed. An 8 p.m. bridge party for Emerywood Country Club members and guests is at the club house with reservations via secretary John C Abels by Friday 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean
J. B Kirkman
East Washington Street
W. C. Idol
O. P. Moffitt
Francis Anscombe
Winston- Salem
Laura Wesson
G. B. Hutchens
Lexington Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
Welch Circle Two Meeting Held by Church Auxiliary
Circle two of Welch Memorial M P church met at Mrs C H Hoover home on King street with Miss Lula May Spencer reading the scripture and Mrs Newt Briggs presiding. Refreshments were served after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
C. H. Hoover
King Street
Lula May Spencer
Newt Briggs
L. L. Lineberry
J. L. Chernault
Business Girls Circle
N. D. Ray
Kivett Street
Nancy Adkins
Appalachian Synod
Linberry
Blanche Henderson
Chernault
Ina Parks
Asheboro
Jes Hazel Mae Boling
W. B. Boling
Andrew Wilson Lawson
Marion
D. C
Miss Boling
Rose
Deep River Families Relocate to Florence Home
Cecil Love and family moved to the Richardson home in Florence. The Deep River church Ladies Auxiliary hosted an old fashioned chicken stew at the home of Mr and Mrs J L Hines with Wilbert Hines, Union Cross School principal, as guest. Beulah Skeen of Guilford College visited Gattis Foster and Nora Lloyd. she returned home. Mrs Eva Thornton and Mrs Lou Hodgin dined with Mrs Franklin Briggs. Nina Sue Wilson improved after illness. Rex Thornton and I J Pickerd visited in Jamestown. Clarence Jordan welcomed a son, Robert Roland, born December 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Love
Richardson
Florence
8. C
Deep River Church
J. L. Hines
Wilbert Hines
Union Cross School
Beulah Skeen
Guilford College
Gattis Foster
Nora Lloyd
Misa Skeen
Eva Thornton
Lou Hodgin
Franklin Briggs
Nina Sue Wilson
Bessie Hines
Julia Jones Jones
Jones
Rex Thornton
I. J. Pickerd
Jamestown
Clarence Jordan
Robert Roland
Coltrane-French Vows Announced
Mr and Mrs L C Coltrane of Thomasville announce the marriage of their daughter Blanche Marie to Clegg Wesley French of High Point. The marriage occurred January 2 in High Point and the couple reside on Prospect Street in this city.
Mary Dorothea French to wed William Hugh Jones
Announcement notes the marriage of Miss Mary Dorothea French of 411 Prospect Street to William Hugh Jones of 1400 Tryon Street. The ceremony occurred December 26 and the couple reside at 411 Prospect Street with the French family listed as parents.
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Mary Dorothea French
Prospect Street
William Hugh Jones
Tryon Street
A. C. French
Marion High School Burglary Seizes Cash and Papers
Safe cracked at Marion high school. burglars escaped with about $250 in cash and valuable papers. Authorities pursue leads as theft disrupts school operations.
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Marion
Marion High School
Thomasville Church Class Holds Meeting
The Wesley Philathea class of Main Street M. E. church met at Mrs. R. L. Shuford home with Mrs. Lee Sowers as associate hostess. Officers were elected led by Mrs. W. B. May. Eloise Bodenhammer and Ruth Shuford gave a piano violin program. Other notes mention visitors and a patient’s improving condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Green Phillips
R. L. Shuford
Moravian auxiliary meeting in Kernersville praised
Kernersville Moravian Church Woman's Auxiliary met at the church at 12 30 PM with Mrs Edgar Shore presiding. A luncheon followed then a business session, with reports from Circles 1 and 2 and a 10 donation to Moravia church repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Moravian Church
Edgar Shore
Carl Kerner
Walser Allen
Shore
Moravia
Local Social Notes Reflect Regional Visits and Returns
Mrs. Elzora Cooke Eads is a guest of relatives in Charlotte and Mooresville. Mrs. A. J. MecGlone formerly Miss Frances Pegg returns to Atlanta after visiting her brother Dr. Fred Pegg and Mrs. Pegg. Mrs. Baxter Culler and daughter of Martinsville visit Mrs. King Grogan and Mrs. WilHam Fulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzora Cooke Eads
Charlotte
Mooresville
A. J. MecGlone
Frances Pegg
Atlanta
Fred Pegg
Pegg
Baxter Culler
Sahara Desert Advances Southward at Half Mile Year
A study reports the Sahara desert expanding southward at about 0.5 miles per year, reshaping regional boundaries and impacting ecosystems and human settlements. The pace underscores long term climate and wind-driven sand movement dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Desert
Asheboro Women's Club Holds Busy First Meeting of Year
Asheboro women convened at Mrs. D. C. Smith's home with President Mrs. Charles Fox presiding. Reports came from civics, literary, home economics, and American Home departments as new members joined and plans for a benefit bridge to raise funds for Asheboro schools were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Henry Ingram
W. L. Ward
S. B. Stedman
Gurney Briggs
High Point
J. D. Ross
American Home Department
Viva Playfoot
J. T. Barnes
J. 8. Lewis
R. P. Sykes
Kemp Alexander
Lillie Bunch
Resolutions Committee
B. F. Britain
C. L. Crawford
G. M. Lieby
State Board of Health
North Carolina
Fox
Kellogg All Bran praised as relief for constipation
A Sacramento reader endorsement urges Kellogg's All Bran for relief from constipation and related symptoms such as spotty eyes and bad breath. The ad promotes two tablespoon servings daily with milk or fruit, and suggests using All Bran in muffins and breads as a natural alternative to pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davidson
Kellogg’s Allbran
C. T. Davidson
Sacramento
Calif
Randolph Library club plans library anniversary celebration
A Randolph Library club meeting at Mrs. Burns home outlined efforts to commemorate the Asheboro public library’s first anniversary on February 10. Proceeds from a planned sale will boost the municipal building project that will house the library and its rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Library Club
Asheboro
New York Milk Use Split Says State Study
About a quarter of New York State milk production goes to butter and other dairy products. The figure reflects a statewide distribution analyzed in a regional agriculture report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
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Lindley
Usical Artrogram
W. C. A. Directors
Jane E. Easter
Palm & Gene's Beauty Shop
English Street
Ownee Point Floral Cog
Goounon
Mar, Dial
Welch Circle Two
South Main Street
M. E. Church
C. C. Bean
Ward Street
C. O. Bean
D. H. Allen
L. W. Chesson
Lottie Bame
Ward Street Gleaners
Gleaners
Henrietta
Edith Caudell
North Main Baptist
Loyal Workers
North Maintreet
Deep River
Coltrane
Wm. H. Jones
Thomasville Church
Chester Morris
Round Dozen Bridge Club
Cherry Street
J. R. Blackwell
M. V. King
Mesdames J. R. Blackwell, Sr
Gilmer Smith
J. T. Justice, Sr
Jim Spears
George Bellamy
Clay Ross
Winston-Salem
Asheboro Woman’s Club
Lawson
Fairmont
Sorosis Club
Colonial
Colonial Brand
Sie
SOC
D. P
Pender
ED Arareaeniier Ee
Su Pitt
Florida
Dee
T. A. Burns
Odell Crawford
James Neeley
Henry Redding
Neeley
Betsy Armfield
Neeley Hunter
West End
Astor Lunch
DeLuxe Diner
Head of the View
Neal
Lake View
Mann’s Cut Rate Drug
South Main
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