Alien Influences On Inside Threat To Country
Dr. P. E. Lindley told Altrusans at the January Sheraton meeting that alien subversive influences on the inside threaten America after another conflict. He cited the national hymn America, urged fighting the battle of ideas, and outlined four tenets of Americanism: individual responsibility, liberty under law, devotion to democracy, and religious freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lindley
America
P. E. Lindley
High Point
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Troy
Lindley
Ne Foundation
Calendar of events at Emer country club and YWCA
Thursday 6 p m family night at Emer country club and 8 p m YWCA annual meeting at Adams Memorial YWCA building with Rev Joseph M Garrison as speaker. Friday 8 p m January evening bridge at Emer country club hosted by Mrs E J Holbrook. Saturday 2 p m Emerywood Duplicate bridge club regular play at Emer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innet
Emer Country Club
YWCA
Adams Memorial Ywca
Joseph M. Garrison
Greensboro
Es Country Club
E. J. Holbrook
Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club
Emer
Patriotism Program Promotes Love of Country in Schools
The event urged instilling love of country in children and featured a My Country Tis of Thee singalong. The dinner table displayed red white and blue decor as speakers and guests gathered with Mrs Mamie Jones Miss Madeline Hoover and Miss Lois Welborn among hosts. President presided after an invocation by Dr Lindley and a business session planned operas Carmen and Rigoletto to be staged February 13 at the senior high school with tickets distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Jones
Madeline Hoover
Lois Welborn
Dr. Lindley
Mrs Carson Burns Reviews State of the Union for WOT
Mrs. Carson Burns offered a vivid portrayal of the domestic comedy State of the Union by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse at a WOT program hosted by Mrs. Carter Dalton. Attendees included Miss Mary Alexander and many named Winston Salem guests with tea served during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of the Union
Carson Burns
W.O.T. Club
Carter Dalton
Howard Lindsay
Russell Crouse
Mary Alexander
Joseph Dr. Cox
C. M. Hauser
W. C. Idol
W. C. Jones
J. S. Lynch
Winston-Salem
H. A. Millis
A. S. Parker
C. F. Tomlinton
Mesdames Hunter Dalton
H. C. Barthmaier
Tom Powell
Charles A. McMurray
Frank Hunsucker
Ed Millis
R. T. Amos
Charles Barker
Bob Sheloff
Everett Arsh
Fred Peacock
Edna Lindsay
Winners Named At Emerywood Country Club Ladies Bridge
Winners of duplicate and contract games at Emerywood Country Club were announced. In duplicate, W E Outen and O C Durland had top north south scores, Harold McKee and J W Thompson led east west. Runners up included Logan Porter Jr and C L Eaton, and Lloyd Flythe with J Hauschild. In contract play, Mrs Joe Hollingsworth and Mrs Mary Elizabeth Long won table prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames W. E. Outen
O. C. Durland
Mesdames
Harold McKee
J. W. Thompson
Northsouth
Mesdames Logan Porter, Jr
C. L. Eaton
Lloyd Flythe
J. ©. Hauschild
Joe Hollingsworth
Mary Elizabeth Long
Eastern Star Chapter Reaffirms Membership and Events
High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star held a Masonic Temple meeting to admit four petitions by affiliation from Tallahassee chapter 119. Officers were sworn in. reports on the Home service with 30 members present. announcements for past matron and patron night on February 11 and initiation February 25. A Greensboro party tonight honors Clifton Brown Jr. for blind fund votes. 51 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Susie Oldham
Fleet Lewis
Rosa Strickland
Annette Strickland
Tallahassee
Fla
Clyde Johnson
Masonic and Order of the Eastern Star
Greensboro
Little Clifton Brown Jr
Willie Updegrove
Hedrick Byerly Vows Announced in Charlotte Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Adelene Elizabeth Byerly to Billy Ray Hedrick in Charlotte on December 7 with Rev. A. W. Ednett officiating. Bride from Thomasville with Blue suit and orchid. groom from local families, served 31 months in the armed forces. They reside in Thomasville, N C.
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Adelene Elizabeth Byerly
Billy Ray Hedrick
Charlotte
A. W. Ednett
Hedrick
Luther Byerly
Thomasville
Hasty High School
Bryce Commercial College
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Tixgroom
W. J. Hedrick
Marietta Paint and Colors
N. C
Labor Topic Presented To Study Group
The Council of Jewish Women study group met at Mrs. Harry Kaplan’s Queenscourt home to hear a labor topic presented by Mrs. I. Bloom on the past year and Mrs. Irvin Pastor on the southern labor situation. Mrs. Willard Myers led an open discussion and about 20 members attended followed by a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
Harry Kaplan
Queenscourt
I. Bloom
Irvin Pastor
Local VFW Post Hosts Raleigh Banquet
Representatives of the local Veterans of Foreign War post and auxiliary attended a banquet at the Carolina hotel in Raleigh last evening. Louise F. Starr the national commander in chief was the principal speaker and Governor R Gregg Cherry was the honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign War Post and Auxiliary
T. C. Potts
Archie Ingram
Katherine Gallimore
Shirley Ray Gallimore
Carolina Hotel
Raleigh
Louise FE. Starr
National Organization
R. Gregg Cherry
Scout Activities Reported At YWCA Club Meet
Mrs Mabel Burnett and Harry Bell spoke to the Business and Professional club of the YWCA about Girl Scout and Boy Scout activities. Miss Amelia Hough introduced the speakers and Miss Mary Ruth Seward led the meeting attended by about twenty five members with guests Mrs M Nash and Miss Katherine Shanks. An invitation was extended for the YWCA annual meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mabel Burnett
Harry Bell
YWCA
Amelia Hough
Burnett
Bell
Mary Ruth Seward
M. W. Nash
Katherine Shanks
Mrs Steidley Leads Temperance Talk for WCTU
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs H W McCain’s Johnson Street home with guest speaker Mrs C L Steidley. She delivered a forceful message on the evil effects of alcohol and noted the period of prohibition impacts on beverage sales.
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The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
C. L. Steidley
Peace and contentment touted as modern era peak
Mrs. McCain urged denunciation of liquor proliferation at ABC stores linking counties with higher consumption. The meeting opened by Mrs. Shields with Mrs. Payne presiding heard reports from officers and a vote to send a tribute to Lillian Steveng. Tea and desserts were served by several hosts to nineteen members and three guests.
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ABC
M. J. Crowder
McCain
J. A. Eshelman
J. C. Barker
J. L. Payne
M. R. Shields
Lillian Steveng
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Princess Beauty Shop
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Tobias
N. Main AP Bridge
VFW
Ywca Club
Lindsay Delicatessen
Lindsay St
Asheboro
E. Commerce St
Sara Wagger
Pe Eaeed
Grace Flower Shop
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