Moose Home Club hears speaker on underprivileged children
The Moose Home on Church Street hosted a Thursday meeting with Elizabeth Wells from the Welfare Department speaking on underprivileged children. Mrs. Dorothy Peatross introduced the speaker as the club prepared for the Mid-Winter Conference and the Endowment Fund ceremony scheduled for nine oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Home
Church Street
Elizabeth Wells
Dorothy Peatross
Williard
College of Regents
Pioneer Council To Meet At Home
The Pioneer Council No. 52 of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty holds a regular meeting at eight tonight at the Home on Commerce Street. Officers will be installed and a party for Miss Rosa Lee Daniel follows as she departs for Salem Virginia to study at a business college.
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Pioneer Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
Rosa Lee Daniel
Salem
Virginia
Church Guild To Meet With Miss Hancock
The Alma McCain Guild of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7 30 with Miss Jerry Hancock at her Hillcrest Drive home. The Green Street Baptist Church WMU Executive Board will meet this evening at 7 30 with Mrs Clyde Lewis at 811 East Lexington Avenue.
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Hancock
Alma McCain
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jerry Hancock
Hillcrest Drive
Lewis
Green Street Baptist Church
WMU
Clyde Lewis
East
Lexington Avenue
Club and society meetings listed for Monday through Friday
A reader notice lists multiple civic and social gatherings. United Daughters of the Confederacy meet with Mrs. L R Terry on North Street with Dr William Locke as guest speaker. The High Point African Violet Society, AAUW at the YMCA, Modern Study Book Club at 714 Ferndale, Guilford County Medical Auxiliary at Emeraldwood Country Club, Altrusa Club dinner at Sheraton, Eastern Star at Masonic Temple, Business Women’s Club at Chamber of Commerce, Joyce Banks Hepler wedding toast at Asheboro Road, Century Study Club at Wellington, Oak View Home Demonstration Club on Winston-Salem Road, Canterbury Club hosted by Mrs Dennis L Cooke. Events span 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. across several venues including North Street, Monthieu Avenue, Asheboro Road, Winston-Salem Road and West College Drive.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. R. Terry
North Street
William Locke
R. R. Blackburn
Ogyn
High Point African Violet Society
Monthieu Avenue
American Association of University Women
YMCA
Catherine D. Moffitt
Modern Study Book Club
Gilbert Koontz
Ferndale
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Emerywood Country Club
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Wellington
Verne Wendler
Oak View Home
Felix Miller
Winston - Salem Road
YMCA Girls Swim Times and Club Events Notice
Schedule lists Tuesday activities at MCA including girls swim sessions and a 7:00 PM Women’s Swim period. Thursday events feature Morning Bridge Y-Teen meeting and Adams Club hamburger party plus Teen and basketball activities at YWCA and local groups.
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MCA
Ym.c.a
Adams Club
Chub
Pirates Party
Tae
Pioneer in a Hurry Amid an Ice Storm
Cynthia Lowry writes from a candlelit home two days after a severe ice storm that cut power and water, leaving residents living like pioneers. She notes renewed appreciation for electricity, describes makeshift meals, clothing shifts to wool and flannel, and fondly recalls Lincoln. The piece reflects on resilience, break from news, and small comforts like coffee scent and a practical soup combo.
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Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Ais
Truman to Write Memoirs and Lecture Tours Detail
Former President Harry S. Truman is said to have secured contracts yielding over half a million dollars across several years. He will publish a memoir and conduct limited lecture tours chosen by him, with freedom to speak and write openly. The arrangement, handled for Truman by a personal secretary, aims to provide financial security during retirement.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Matthew J. A
Re House
Flattering Cottons Preview Summer Dresses in New Look
New York fashion notes praise resort cottons for ease and resilience. The feature highlights crease resistance, quick recovery in laundry, and elegant ladylike styling with delicate colors, ruffled parasols, and refined hats. Designers Bates, Adele Simpson, and Larry Aldrich showcase tailored cottons with soft skirts and tasteful necklines.
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New York
Bates
Adele Simpson
Students and locals update after weekend visits
Ellenor Reid Te will return to Duke tomorrow as a freshman after visiting her parents. W P Leonard is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital since a heart attack Saturday and currently has no visitors. Vivian Miller plans return to Woman's College UNC tomorrow after weekend at home. Suzanne Slate returns to UNC after weekend with family. Louise Brown goes back to UNC tomorrow from weekend at home. Mrs W W Lentz visits Amity Hill with her mother. Rev Woodrow W Robbins remains hospitalized at High Point Memorial Hospital with no visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenor Reid Toester
W. P. Leonard
North Hamilton Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Vivian Miller
Ralph Miller
Country Club Drive
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Suzanne Slate
Ralph Slate
Rotary Drive
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Louise Brown
Harry Brown
Circcle Drive
Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
W. W. Lentz
Westwood
Amity Hill
Tom Morrow
Woodrow W. Robbins
Dayton Street
Karen
The Mature Parent and a Defiant Teenager
A reflection on how a mother's overdefensive acts push her 15 year old daughter Karen into rebellion revealing how failed self approval and unacknowledged goodness shape behavior. The piece contrasts guidance with misused blame and ends with simple recipe notes for eggs and a vegetable casserole.
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Karen
Natural Eyebrows Fashionable Pluck Unruly Stragglers
Eyebrow trends shift between high arches and natural thick lines. The article advises shaping with a sharp pencil to heighten an arch without looking artificial. It warns against overzealous arching and notes straight thick brows as fashionable for low maintenance. It covers plucking to remove stragglers and using soap to reduce irritation.
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Hollywood
Every Child Has Problems by David Taylor Mark
The article argues all children face issues from nursery transitions to feeding and shyness. Irma Simonton Black notes relaxed parents help children cope, while practical tips include letting preschoolers choose foods and participate in meals to build healthy habits.
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Irma Simonton Black
Bank Street College of Education
Junior
Dad
Mom
Wives Who Spare Husbands Burden Themselves
Ruth Millett analyzes a marriage where Sue endlessly saves Jim from chores and babysitting. The piece argues a husband is as helpful as his wife expects and that Sue must stop sparing him to receive consideration in return.
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Ruth Millett
Sue
Jim
Mama
PTA Council to Convene In Administration Building
The PTA Council will meet tomorrow at 3 45 p m in the Administration Building on English Street. Officers will be elected and Dean Pruette superintendent of City schools will deliver a special message to the group.
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PTA
English Street
Dean Pruette
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Madeline Hoover
Miss Wells
Women of Moose
Priday
Canterbury Club
Dennis L. Cooke
West College Drive
Sthong Se
Y.W.C.A
Cynthia Lowry
AP News
Don
Larry Aldrich
Gaile Dugas
Woman's Editor
Muriel Lawrence
Placin
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
Monark
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Ray
Pinkham
David Taylor
Mark
PTA Council
DR. Drake
Hospital Care Association
Wright Bidg
Fly Eastern
Atlanta
Miami
Eastern Air Lines
Vicks VapoRub
VapoRub
Vicks
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