Ladies Hear Illustrated Birds Talk By Dr Archie Shaftesbury
Near a hundred members of local garden clubs gathered at the Wayside Garden yesterday morning to hear Dr Archie Shaftesbury of Woman's College present an illustrated talk on birds. He described regional species, nest types, and displayed color photos from the Audubon Society while recommending field guides and state bird literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Archie Tesbury
Woman's College
Bere
Ted
Shaftesbury
As W. Sprinkle
Audubon Society
Shaftes
Carolina
J. F. den
High Council of Garden Clubs
Chester C. Haworth
Sprinkle
VFW Auxiliary Welcomes Five New Members
The VFW Auxiliary in December welcomed five new members namely Mesdames Grace Burgess Thelma Howard Nellie Ibry Inez Clark and Fanny Hulin. Frankie Greer presided and a housing committee was formed with Ruby Burney Sallie Graham and Greer to arrange furnishings for the new home on Broad Street. A Burlington council meeting for the VFW and Auxiliaries is set for February 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Grace Burgess
Thelma Howard
Nellie Ibry
Inez Clark
Fanny Hulin
Frankie Greer
Ruby Burney
Sallie Graham
Burlington
Community clubs schedule events in High Point week
Wednesday 8 30 p m High Point Council of Jewish Women meets Mrs Ed Layton Woodrow Ave with Mrs J L Fine associate hostess. 3 30 p m Tea and Topics club meets Mrs Fred H Hallenbeck Forest Hill Dr. Friday 3 30 p m Canterbury club meets Mrs W D Sale Jr Ot5a Drive p m Woman's club dinner at Emerywood Coun Club with City Manager S Braden speaker district president Mrs W B Weaver guest 8 15 p m USO dance for service men. Sunday 5 7 p m weekly buffet supper at YWCA with Y clubs Junior Service League co operating USO host groups. Hungary’s working population mainly in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ed Layton
Woodrow Avenue
J. L. Fine
Tea and
Fred H. Hallenbeck
Forest Hill Drive
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale, Jr
Woman's Club
Emerywood Coun Club
S. Braden
W. B. Weaver
Spray
YWCA
Y Clubs
Junior Service League
USO
Prayer Theme Of Program For Local W C T U
Mrs J A Kelman led a W C T U program at Wesley Memorial Church with the theme Prayer Readings stressed Bible study and ten named men in national state and local authority were cited as future temperance supporters Also noted were the power of thoughtful words and the link between liquor elimination and war outcomes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kelman
Woman's Christian Temperance ‘Union
Wesley Mal Church
Eshelman
Roosevelt
Gregg Cherry
D. C. MacRae
Municipal Court
Robert L. Thompson
The
Enterprise
Eshelma
Ladies Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames J. H. Walker Jr and Joseph T Weaver led North South scores in the ladies’ duplicate bridge event at Emerywood Country Club. East West winners were Mesdames Valette J Harris and W P Hazelwood. Mrs Elliott Wood topped contract players. Second North South were Mesdames P Y Adams and Reid McNamara. second East West were Mesdames F E T Howard and J T Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J. H. Walker, Jr
Joseph T. Weaver
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Valette J. Harris
W. P. Hazelwood
Elliott Wood
Mesdames’ P. Y. Adams
Reid McNamara
Mesdames Fe.t. Howard
Logan Porter, Jr
Farrell Gray
Laurance Ee
C. W. Hollowell
Elizabeth City
Harold Bennett
J. O. Hauschild
R. D. Tillson
P. Y. Adams
Ethel Rochelle
George T. Wood, Jr
Frank Wood
West
W. A. Conrad
Reensboro
Peele Starts Hospital Stay For Tonsillectomy
C. V. Peele departed Monday for High Point Memorial Hospital to undergo a tonsillectomy and will remain several days, receiving visitors while ill for the past week. Mrs. M. L. Coggins returns to Lexington after weeks with her daughter Mrs. John A. Holmes on Colonial Drive. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Henderson and Miss Betts Ingram return home after visits in Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Peele
High Point Memorial Hospital
M. L. Coggins
Lexington
John A. Holmes
Colonial Drive
John C. Henderson
Miss Betts Ingram
Washington, D. C
Baltimore, Md
Emma Blair Parents Debate Teachers Salaries Fight
Emma Blair School principal Mrs. Verta Coe urged Johnson Street PTA parents to press for higher teacher salaries to retain staff and attract new teachers. Miss Bess Sheloff led devotion and sixth grade, with Hall and Ray classes sharing the attendance banner among grades.
Miss DeBruhl Addresses Oak View PTA on Five-Point Program
Miss Nina DeBruhl president of the High Point NCAE branch spoke to the Oak Hill Parent-Teacher Association outlining the five recommendations for education reform. The group approved the program, agreed to lobby senators and representatives, and sent letters and telegrams to push for passage. The evening featured music by the Primary Choir and devotions by Cloyce Hunter's third grade.
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Forces For
Nina DeBruhl
High Point
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
DeBruh
Cloyce Hunter
Legion Auxiliary Honors Late Mrs. I. T. Mann Tribute at January Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary paid a heartfelt tribute to Mrs. I. T. Mann at the January gathering in the Forty and Eight clubrooms Arcade building. President Mrs. L. R. Peacock led the memorial, noting Mrs. Mann’s three terms as auxiliary president and service in district and department roles. Dr. Mann and daughters Mrs. Shore and Mrs. DeCoursey attended, as Miss Dot Lewis performed on accordion and Mrs. N. S. Stirewalt discussed upcoming legislative work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Mann
American Legion Auxiliary
Arcade
M. Haley
L. R. Peacock
Mann
Auxiliary
Peacock
Frank Shore
DeCoursey
N.S. Stirewalt
N. C. Department of the Legion Auxiliary
Dot Lewis
Legion
Mesdames
D. B. Wright
Carl Foster
Paul B. Gibson
Fred Gordy
Allie W. Foster
Gladis Kivett
Sgt Lackey Weds Miss Henry in Tunisia
Announcement of the marriage of Sgt Carl Lackey of High Point now serving in North Africa with the armed forces to Miss Melle Gilbert Henry of Tunis Tunisia. The vows were spoken on Christmas Day and the bride plans to come to America when furlough is granted as he has served nearly two years in North Africa and was transferred to Italy. He is the son of Mrs M M Blair and the late J R Lackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Carl W. Lackey
Mies Melle Gilbert Henry
Tunis
Tunisia
N. Africa
Sgt. Lackey
M. M. Blair
J. R. Lackey
States
Carl Lackey
High Point
North Africa
Melle Gilbert Henry
America
Italy
English Street
Church Women's Council Board Meets Tomorrow
The executive board of the High Point Council of Church Women will hold its quarterly meeting tomorrow at 3 PM at the YWCA. This initial meeting of the new year calls for special attendance by board members and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Church Women
YWCA
Contract Bridge Error Turns Six Diamonds Into Unlikely Contract
North overlooked its part-score and raised to six diamonds. South misunderstood and accepted the invitation, leading to a complex play where South failed to draw all outstanding trumps. The analysis notes the need for careful suit management and probability of 3-2 breaks in both trumps and clubs.
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North
South
Est
Declarer
East
Five-Point Program Cited At Brentwood PTA Meeting
The Brentwood PTA heard a program led by Mrs. Crowe's fifth grade with Argie Wood as tenor. Emma Blair principal Mrs. Verta Coe outlined the Five-Point program supported by United Forces for Education in North Carolina, urging salary improvements to retain teachers. The association unanimously endorsed the program as teachers fears and classrooms were discussed. Miss Annabella King's second grade won the attendance banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Vance Leanne * Ie
Crowe
Argie Wood
Verta Coe
Emma Blair
North Carolina Education Association
United Forces For Education
North Carolina
Annabella King
Birth of William Larry Thomas at High Point
Mr and Mrs Woodrow Thomas announce the birth of a son William Larry on January 13 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Thomas formerly Grace Rice The city history note and plumbing quote are readable fragments from the page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Thomas
Woodrow Thomas
Willian Larry
High Point
U. S. Memorial Hospital
Ward Street Circle to Meet Thursday at 7 30 P M
The Ward Street Methodist Church Women’s Society Circle Three will gather tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Mrs L C Armentrout at 2014 Gilbert Street. The Mothers Prayer Band will meet Thursday at 2 P M with Mrs Carl Saltz at 1803 King Street and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street
Woman’s Society of Christian Service of
Ward
Street Methodist
L. C. Armentrout
Gilbert Street
Club Cites Plans Change For January Dinner Dance
Extra bulletin from Emerywood Country club social committee notes a January 27 dinner dance clashes with Helen Traubel’s Community Concert. To avoid canceling, the dinner is omitted and guests may attend Traubel then proceed to the dance. John Peddicord and his orchestra will play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Helen Traubel
Traubel
John Peddicord
Irving Groome
Rainbow Group Postpones Public Installation
Rain bow Assembly For Girls postpones the installation of officers due to the illness of Miss Joyce Jackson who was to be installed as the new worthy advisor. The public ceremony Friday night is delayed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Jackson
Rainbow Assembly For Girls
Beta Sigma Phi Mu Chapter Plans Eight O'clock meeting
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet at the Sheraton Hotel tonight at eight o'clock, as announced this morning.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Fischer to Speak on Germany at Woman's College Lecture
Louis Fischer foreign correspondent and author will discuss What Shall We Do With Germany at The Woman's College Aycock auditorium next Tuesday at 8 pm. The event ends with a Q and A session. Fischer, who began in 1921 as a New York Post correspondent, has roved Europe for two decades and written books on Hitler and Russia.
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Greensboro
Germany
Louis Fischer
Woman's College
Aycock
Fischer
New York Post
Europe
Hitler
Berlin
Moscow
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Spain
London
Paris
Russia
North Carolina officers awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross
The War Department announced the Distinguished Flying Cross awards for North Carolina AAF personnel in the China-Burma-India theater. Recipients include Capt. James R. Bailey Raleigh. Capt. George B. Kidder Wilmington. Capt. Deane C. Tasker Charlotte. 1st Lt. John W. Loughlin Wilmington. 1st Lt. Paul J. Smith Mount Holly. T/Sgt. Owen Warren. S/Sgt. Benjamin Casey. S/Sgt. Robert W. Fitzhugh Greensboro.
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Washington
War Department
North Carolina
Paul J. Smith
Mount Holly
Owen
Warren
Benjamin
Casey
Robert W. Fitzhugh
S. Tremont Dr
Greensboro
Quiet Faith Amid Plague and Poverty in a 19% Famine
A nineteen year old narrator observes harsh life on a streetcar revealing shared humanity. She recalls a ragged miner with a single flower wrapped in newspaper and asks what lies behind worn faces. The piece urges faith in the small act of kindness as a key to resilient life amid famine and hardship.
Thomasville Clubs Host Meetings In Busy Tuesday Schedule
The BPW club held a dinner meeting at the Woman's club with a program on postwar jobs led by Miss Cleta Rich and Mrs. Mary Gallimore. The Thomasville Garden club gathered at Mrs. T. R. Holland for a program on The Earthworm, with Mrs. R. W. Crews presiding. Little Gardens met at Mrs. W. H. Curlee for a two course luncheon and a program, while planning a hospital drapery finish and a silver tea to fund hospital beautification. The group endorsed the new Education Bill. The First Presbyterian Auxiliary met at Mrs. W. G. Smiths for a missions talk and refreshments after the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Business and Professional Women's Club
Woman's Club
Cleta Rich
Mary Gallimore
Mary Green Matthews
Jewel Link
Little Gardens Club
W. H. Curlee
Fisher Ferry Street
Claiborne Pennington
C. L. White, Jr
Flve
First Presbyterian Auxiliary
W. G. Smith
Colonial Drive
J. H. Whitemore
P. M. Sherrill
Penetro Salve Promises Old Time Relief With Mutton Suet
An ad touts Penetro salve claiming it uses mutton suet and five active ingredients to ease chest congestion pain and muscle tightness. It highlights soothing skin application, anti irritant chest loosening effects, inhaled aroma for irritated airways, and relief for rheumatic neural pains and minor injuries.
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion Ad
An old time advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to boost digestive juice flow and relieve headachy upset after meals. It claims quick relief often within 30 minutes and encourages buy at local stores.
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Nature
Ehana
Carter
Nexture
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Archie Shaftesbury
Gram
A. M. ‘Utley
7Ee. Haworth
Nelson
Florist
Francis B. Nelson
N. Main St
Minnie Lee
Steed
Vera Buckner
Rubs Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
Tel
Hungary
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Myrtie’s
W.C.T.U
PTA
Mrs. Coe
Johnson Street
Emma _ Blair school
Bess Sheloff
Keren Canady
Miss Hall
Mrs. Ray
Miss Debruhl
OAK View Pta
Legion Auxiliary
Miss Henry
Church Women’s Council
Brentwood
Lublin
Rainbow Group
Beta Sigma Phi
Latin-America
U. S
Teguciagalpa ‘Is the Capital of
Honduras
Elsie Robinson
Bengal
India
A. Wesley Oldham
Jefferson Bldg
Bean
South Main Street
SSS
Tonic
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