Club Schedule Highlights Community Activities This Week
Calendar lists numerous gatherings from Wednesday to Sunday at local venues. The Burbank Garden club, 20th Century Study club luncheon, Utopian Study club, High Point and Professional Women's club, and Council of Jewish Women meet at various locations. Evening events include an Emerywood Country Club dessert bridge and an USO dance at the YMCA gym. Service members invited to Sunday buffet supper at the YWCA.
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Burbank
Emeryoool
Ymca Gymnasium
BTC Number Ten
USO
Pentagon Club to Make Dressings at YWCA Rooms
The Pentagon club will produce one dressing at the YWCA Red Cross rooms this evening at 7 30 according to an announcement today.
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Pentagon Club
Ywca Rooms
Y. W. Co. Red Cross
National Legion Head Addresses Aux at Final Session
Warren Atherton of Stockton California national commander of the American Legion addressed the American Legion Auxiliary at its unit conference ending yesterday after a morning session and social events for which 150 registered. He urged support for the G I Bill of Rights and May bond sales while a Red Cross representative discussed veteran benefits and compensation.
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Warren Atherton
Stockton
Calif
American Legion Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Atherton
Auxiliary
Legion
Chloriste
Wilmington
North Carolina
Red Cross
Victor Johnson
Pittsboro
National Executive Committee
Americanism
Karl Bishopric
Spray
War Savings Committee For
United States
Slawn White
Raleigh
Kernersville
W. C. Durham
Caroline Arden
Betty Plade Spearman
Louise Gibson
Ruth Anne Stainback
Rebane
Sheraton
YWCA Clubs Hold Interesting Weekly Meetings
The Florence Nightingale club of the YWCA held a cootie game at the Adams Memorial building with winners Mrs. Ruth Ray Mrs. L C James and Miss Elizabeth Clinard. The Adams club heard speaker Mrs Jesse Washburn on Table Etiquette while volunteers organized theater duty for the infantile paralysis drive.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Adams Memorial
Adams Club
Jesse Washburn
Ruth Ray
L. C. James
Elizabeth Clinard
Annie Hughes
Washburn
Arwilla Jones
YeSable Hedrick
Mrs Wilkinson Hosts Scouts At Chinese Tea Event
Girl Scout troop 16 and 4 teen enjoyed a unique Chinese tea at the Girl Scout headquarters marking the onlogame and he ip programs. Mrs L L Wilkinson a China veteran spoke on Chinese customs and displayed items she brought home. An exhibit of Chinese linen accompanied the program and Chinese almond tea was served.
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Girl Scout
L. L. Wilkinson
China
Births reported for Hedgecocks Morgans Barnes Lamont Lomax Spoon Thompson Hicks
Multiple birth notices from High Point Memorial and local hospitals list infants born in January to families including Hedgecock Morgan Barnes LaMont Lomax Spoon Thompson Hicks Brinkley Hiatt Cridlebaugh and Yarber. Each item notes parents street or route addresses and hospital branches.
VFW Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at Hall
The ladies auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet this evening at 7 30 at the hall and members are expected to be present.
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the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Girl Reserve Parties Honor Members at YMCA Event
Two Girl Reserve groups held weekend parties at the Adams Memorial Building of the YWCA entertaining about fifty members and dates. Delores McFarling was honored on her birthday with games and dancing and refreshments. A second party by the eighth grade Gast Benevee group with Millicent Marsh as president also drew about fifty attendees. Mrs A H Whitley Jr and Miss Helen Williams hosted to mark a membership program with dancing.
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Adams Memorial
Delores McFarling
Millicent Marsh
Winter Court of Awards Held by Ward St Scouts
Ward Street Methodist Church hosts the Winter Court of Awards for Girl Scout Troop 11. Mrs. Mabel Burnett presents honors as Margaret Pope earns senior service Scout emblem and foods, cooking and games awards. Other recipients include Mary Ruth Corns, Ruby Lawson, Betty Lou Underwood, Fay Neel Cole, Delores Clement for second class and hostess, plus Nan cy Cook, Jo Ann Graham, Carolyn Webb, Polly Joe McMahan, Evelyn Hinkle, Saunders, and Joanne Lowe for games or games only. The troop plans reader badges for the rest of winter.
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Ward Street Methodist Church
Mabel Burnett
Margaret Pope
Mary Ruth Corns
Ruby Lawson
Betty Lou Underwood
Fay Neel Cole
Delores Clement
Nancy Cook
Jo Ann Graham
Carolyn Webb
Polly Joe McMahan
Evelyn Hinkle
Saunders
Joanne Lowe
Church Social N. Hamilton Church Group Meets Friday
The Ladies Aid Society of the N Hamilton Street Church of Christ will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at 1107 Madison Avenue with groups reorganized. Mrs J R Willis will be associate hostess. The Stephens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 p m at 1003 Lindsay Street led by Mrs C S Grayson to discuss the first twenty verses of St Mark's Gospel.
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R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Wne
N. Hamilton
Ladies Aid Society
N. Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
E. B. Patterson
Madison Avenue
J. R. Willis
Stephens
M. J. Lee
Lindsay Street
C. S. Grayson
Penalty double leads to make in rubber bridge example
East West might have made three notrump but the double's odds favored West. After a sequence of leads and plays including a heart seven to restore East on lead, East returns a trump and declarer finesses a jack. The doubled contract is fulfilled for 500 49104.
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West
East
Declarer
South
The widest avenue in the world in Buenos Aires
The Avenida Neuve de Julio in Buenos Aires is described as the widest avenue in the world. This feature highlights its broad spans and significance in the city’s urban landscape.
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Buenos Aires
Cadet Nurse Corps Seeks 23000 Recruits in February
The United States Cadet Nurse Corps aims to recruit 23,000 for February classes, with about 11,000 already planning to join, leaving 12,000 to reach the goal. Minimum age is 17 or 18, targeting high school graduates, and if February goals are met, 5,000 more must enroll by July 1 to hit the 65,000 yearly quota.
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United States
Eo Corps
Office of War Information
Washington
Nurses Corps
High Point Memorial Hospital Patients Update
Walter Marvin Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Elliott, is improving at Boulevard of the High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs. Florrie Tillie Sue Iveigh underwent appendicitis surgery Saturday at Boulevard Branch. James R. Steele and Mrs. G. M. Stroud travel to Atlanta for a graphic conference and the Southeastern Photographers and Engravers Association midwinter meeting at the Biltmore hotel. Mrs. Evans of Sumter plans to join her sister Mrs. Otis Chapman at Boulevard.
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Hedgecocks
Pfc
Herman L. Hedgecock
Herman, Jr
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Camp Swift, Tex
Kathleen Hood
A. A Cridlebaugh
C. B. Cridlebaugh
Route 2
Thomas Tilman
High Point Hospital
Yarber
Dwight Yarber
Brenda Ann
Boulevard Branch
Walter Marvin Elliott
R. H. Elliott
James R. Steele
G. M. Stroud
Atlanta
Southeastern Photographers and Engravers Association
Biltmore Hotel
Mr. Steele
R. D. Evans
Sumter
Otis Chapman
Evans
Florrie
Tillie Sue Iveigh
Utopian Study Club Hosts Meeting at Emerywood Country Club
The Utopian Study club will meet tomorrow at Emerywood Country club with Mrs. J. J. Groome as hostess and Mrs. Valette J. Harris presenting the program. The session is set for 3 30 in the afternoon.
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Utopian Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
J. J. Groome
Valette J. Harris
Secret Sorrows and Vanity in a Personal Memoir
Elsie Robinson reflects on secret sorrows and the vanity of suffering, admitting how pride and laziness fuel self pity. She recalls indulging in a broken heart to gain attention, then rejects such exhibitionism and vows to stop pitying secret sorrows in herself or others.
Drivers' Corps Meets Wednesday At Senior High
The Civilian Defense Drivers Corps will meet Wednesday evening at the senior high school. Mrs. Clarence Dawley announces every member should attend. The meeting is in room 106 at 7 30 with important matters to be discussed.
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Drivers’ Corps
Civilian Defense Drivers Corps
Ning
Accorion
Clarence Dawley
Corps
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Priscilla Club
Fred A. Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Frank Sizemore
QovAl Ate
Vai Glasses
Ith
Guilford Furniture CO
Main St
Nat'l Legion
First Methodist Church
YWCA
Vacolite Company
High Point
N. C
W. W. Williams
Council On Physical Therapy
American Medical Association
General Hearing Aid Co
Raleigh, N. C
C. W. Davis
H. D. Smith
Ruby Wehry
Doris Moser
Davis
Bill Cates
U. S. Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Smith
Jimmy Smith
Army Air Corps
Miss Wehry
Donald Wehry
Army Engineers Corp
Camp Gordon, Johnson
Miss Moser
Eunice
D. Morgan
Ridgecrest
A — Lee
On Street
Fhigh Point Saemnedal Hospital
Barnes
G. L. Barnes
East Green Street
Ernest Bruce
Washington Street
J. Lamont
William J. Larr
William John, III
Lomax
Grayson Lomax
Greensboro
Route Three
Philip Myers
The
Memory Hospital
J. W. Spoon
Route Two
John Wesley, Jr
Theashington Street
F. E. Thompson
Joseph Franklin
Memorial Hosital
Thompson
Floyd
Pamela Diane Brinkley
Pamela Diane
Mrs
D. E. Brinkley
Memorial Hospital
Billy Clyde Hiatt
R. F. Hiatt
Billy Clyde
VFW
Ward St. Scouts
East Dealer
Akiots
Cadet Nurse Corps
Elsie Robinson
Aed
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Ay, Wa
Sher
Rt UC Ae
Poe A
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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