Miss Susan Iden Named Executive Secretary in Raleigh
At the North Carolina State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Raleigh on January 12 Miss Susan Iden was appointed executive secretary succeeding Mrs. J. W. Bunn. Iden, a former Raleigh Times reporter and editor, began work December 1 and will help guide federation affairs while Mrs. Bunn steps back to home duties.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Susan Iden
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. W. Bunn
Bunn
Raleigh Times
John D. Robinson
Wallace
D. D. Carroll
Chapel Hill
Creasy Proctor
Oxford
Beddie Strickland
High Point
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
T. E. Browne
Steadmann Carr
Iden
Charles Pearce
Charlotte
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
Chas
Pearce
Roland Geddie
Henry Harris
Jack James
Marion
Wymann Scarborough
Lumberton
Elizabeth Smith
Patrick Healy
Robert Warwick
Winston-Salem
R. L. Gatling
Ahoskie
Karl Bishopric
Spray
General Federation
Robinson
Washington
General Federation Board
Mayflower Hotel
Sadie Orr Dunbar
North Carolina
N. C
N. C. State Capitol
Clubwomen of America
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pioneer Club
John Sippel
Baltimore
Pioneer Club Women
A. J. Howell
Wilmington
National Pioneer
Federation
Raleigh Woman's Club
Memorial Auditorium
Metropolitan
Alexander Kipnis
Vinca
Milanob
Georgia Graves
Bridge Club Socials and Church Group Meet in Randleman
Mrs. Lewis Sutker hosted a bridge club gathering at her High Point Street home in Randleman with three tables and guests from Asheboro and nearby. Prizes went to Mrs. Jack Newlin and visiting guest Mrs. Watson Millikan for high scores, followed by a fruit dessert. The Baptist Women’s circles held a separate meeting at Mrs. Allred’s home discussing The Eternal Purpose of God and Learning to Love the Bible with several members presenting talks and prayers.
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Randleman
Lewis Sutker
Bridge Club
High Point Street
Watson Millikan
Asheboro
Loraine Walker
Harold Deal
Jack Newlin
Frank Talley
the Baptist Church
T. E. Allred
R. P. Bell
Nell Robbins
Neal Dennis
Carl Bell
H.L. Loflin
Women's Missionary Society
Young Women's Business Circle
T. L. Helms
L. C. Bridges
Gleaners
Winston Street
8. L. Pollock
Clyde Tesh
T. J. York
W. T. Green
Emery Perryman
Carson Cox
Local social notes and illnesses update
Mrs F R Hicks remains ill with pneumonia at her home 1202 Greenway Drive. Sal Miller and daughter Dot with Burley J Miller and Mrs Ray Childers family visit Charlotte. Bill Price recovering from appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Miss Mary Ann Coe visits Salisbury for High Point Salisbury game. Gloria Eiderton Betty Deane Knox visit Frances Joyner in Salisbury for High Point Salisbury game. Mrs W J Bennett ill with influenza. Ruth Butler guest of Mrs Harry L Brockmann in Bristol. J Ernest Davis vacationing in Florida two weeks. Mrs Royster M Tucker recuperating from major Burrus Memorial Hospital operation. Mrs H A White and Mrs O E Mendenhall attend Guilford College tea. Harry Rothrock Jr improving at home after influenza. Mrs Kermit Sloop ill at 1014 Albert Street with ptomaine poisoning. Vitamins from black currants to be produced in Krasnodar Territory Russia.
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Mary Ann Coe
Salisbury
Julia Carter
Gloria Eiderton
Betty Deane Knox
Frances Joyner
Royster M. Tucker
Edgedale Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Tucker
A. B. Freeman
Winston-Salem
C. D. Bain
Bain
Dunn
R. H., Archer
Altavista
Randleman
L. C. Pierce
Burlington Hosiery Associates
Greensboro
Blanch Hughes
Homer Loflin
Loflin
Howard Crofts
Asheboro
Crofts
Port Elizabeth
S. A
Anne Armfield
W. J. Farley
High Point
Homer Harris
Asheboro Highway
L. W. Lineberry
J. D. Robertson
L. M. Alistan
Sophia
Ward Huddleston
Harriman
A. H. Caviness
Mrs. Caviness
Duke Hospital
Durham
Golden wedding party and local notices in Randleman area
Sunday observances mark Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Routh's 50th anniversary with about 40 relatives. Other items note moves, visits, hospital stays, employee transfers, and local social updates across Greensboro, Asheboro, Altavista, and nearby towns.
Mrs W K McGee Honored At Thomasville Tea
Mrs W K McGee, a recent bride from Wingate and Raleigh, is feted at a Thomasville First Baptist Church Ladies Aid tea hosted at Mrs R G Jennings home on Elliott Drive. About two hundred guests attend, with receiving lines led by Mrs Charles F Lambeth and Mrs Jennings. The event features spring floral arrangements, pastel candles, and coordinated refreshments.
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Thomasville
W. K. McGee
Velma Preslar
Wingate and
Raleigh
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Charles F. Lambeth
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
Alvah Boyles
Charles F. Finch
Jennings
C. M. Howell
Vann Stringfield
Alice Elliott
E. W. Cates
R. S. Green
Vera Dixon
Stella Wagner
B. E. White
Homer Beck
J. R. Perryman
J. R. Blair
T. H. Tomlinson
Lois Johnson
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Ada Long
Eunice Reese
Mary Lou Ellis
Ruth Thomason
Betsy Brooks McGee
Charles Stone
W. E. Tomlinson
L. E. Teague
Deuce of Clubs
Peggy Hite
Salem Street
Sechriest-Swing Bride in Lexington and Club Meeting
Miss Margaret Sechriest became the bride of Robert G. Swing on January 13 at Hedrick Grove parsonage with Rev. Charles E. Hiatt officiating. The Sorosis club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Don A. Walser in Hillcrest with a program on North Carolina colleges and universities led by Mrs. J. Frank Spruill.
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Sechriest
Lexington
Sorosis Club
Margaret Sechriest
Robert G. Swing
Hedrick Grove Parsonage
Charles E. Hiatt
Don A. Walser
Hillcrest
W. F. Brinkley
North Carolina Colleges and Universities
J. Frank Spruill
Brinkley
Spruill
James Breece
W. B
Children’s Home Pupils Present Play Tonight
The High Point Children's Home boys and girls present The Gift in the basement auditorium of First Methodist Church at 7 30 p m directed by Mrs E A Lamb. A girl’s chorus provides special music and the play has drawn favorable reception at other state churches.
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First Methodist Church
High Point Children’s Home
E. A. Lamb
Mrs Grant to Speak at Little Chapel Today
Mrs L L Grant will speak at the Little Mission near the J P Rawley farm this afternoon at 2 30 for parents in the community. All are invited to attend.
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L. L. Grant
Little Mission
J. P. Rawley
Four Alarm Fire Warms Baltimore by Two Degrees
A four alarm blaze in Baltimore warmed the city by about two degrees today. Thermometers near the customs house across from the fire captured the rise. The weather bureau confirmed the small temperature increase as the fire raged.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Customs House
Calvin Delbert Bates Born at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs D B Bates announce the birth of their son Calvin Delbert Bates at Burrus Memorial Hospital on January 17 Mother and baby reside at their Cleveland Street home The article notes that in 1939 US airlines flew 52 million miles carrying about 1.5 million people without a serious accident or forced landing
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Calvin Delbert Bates
Bob) Bates
Calvin Delbert
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Street
United States
AAUW To Hear Dr Duffey Monday
Dr Elizabeth Duffey of Woman's College Greensboro will speak on Mental Hygiene to the local AAUW branch at 7 30 Monday evening. The meeting, hosted by Mrs R I Quigley at 1108 Westwood, invites eligible members to attend with advance notice.
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Elizabeth Duffey
Woman's College
Greensboro
American Association of University Women
R. I. Quigley
Westwood
Wesley Memorial supper Thursday announced by Circle No 1
A Wesley Memorial Church notice invites the public to a supper Thursday from 5 30 to 7 30 p m served by Circle No 1 of the Woman's Missionary Society. A nominal plate charge applies. Oyster and chicken salad with dessert will be offered.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Circle No. 1
Woman's Missionary Society
Spring fashions from New York forecast lively 1940 styles
Report from F. E. Harllee of Harllee's Inc describes a strong New York market with enthusiastic buyers and firm prices. Key trends include Shiaparelli and Piguet innovations, waist emphasis via set-in bands, knee-covering skirts, varied pockets, high necklines, and coquettish hats. Turbans to remain prominent with new trims.
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New York
New York City
F. E. Harllee
Harllee’s Inc
Schiaparelli
Piguet
First Birthday Milestone for Doris Chambers
Doris Amelia Chambers turns one today, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Chambers of 335 Ennis Street. The feature photo by Stone Studio shows a wide smile and a bow in her hair with a marmotte style neck, as fashion notes anticipate a spring of navy and cadet blues, greys and tans.
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Doris Amelia Chambers
J. D. Chambers
Ennis Street
Stone Studio
Navy
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State Federation
Quality Shoe Store
S. Main ST
Mrs. Lewis Sutker
G. A.’s of the Baptist Church
Lecy Allen Curtis
F. R. Hicks
Greenway Drive
Sal
Mrs. Burley J. Miller
Dot
Ray Childers
Bill Price
W. J. Bennett
Ruth Butler
Bristol, Va
Harry L. Brockmann
Dr. Brockmann
Fairway Drive
J. Ernest Davis
Florida
Miami
Lakeland
H. A. White
O. E. Mendenhall
Guilford College
Marion Boehlert
Maud Prentice Artau
Harry Rothrock, Jr
Adams Street
Krasnodar
Russia
Harriette Robbins
J. F. Routh
J. Roy Proctor
Mesdames R. L. McDonald
Z. P. Long
N. A. Gibbs
John Crowell
Broadus Wilson
Evelyn Harris
Spinsters’ Club
Guilfora Street
Bessie Newby
Odessa Templeton
Doris Clemmons
Lucille Tesh
Iris Black
Evelyn Allison
Janie Parrish
Carl Harris
Chester Myers
Owenee Everhart
Tommy Peacock
Bill Crews
W. T. Harris
Holleen Wright
Willie Mae
Daisy Fuller Hall
Joh Hall
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Carolina Club
North
South Carolina
Minnie Hargrave
J. M. Hart
Park View Apartments
Hart
R. E. Shepherd
G. W. Fowler
Sallie Norman
H. G. Allen
Allen
Hayden Hooper
Oscar Richardson
Richardson
Bessie Hunt
D.S. Sheloff
Mamie Sheloff
W. F. Sparger
Sheloff
John Craver
W. L. Cripliver
Joe Holman
A. E B. Brannock
American Legion Auxiliary
C. V. Wood
John Bame
Silas Everhart
Ways and Means
Minnie Layden
Amelia Brown
Nuito
Nurito
Billy Bruce
Sam W. Bruce
Richardson Street
Dr. Duffey
Wesley Memorial
Polly
SAS
Ruud
Ruud Gas
Duke Power CO
South Main Street
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