Peace In The U S Theme Of Essay Contest For Clubwomen
Mrs J W Bunn notes 400 club presidents in the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs urged to enter a Genuine Essay Contest on How Shall the United States Keep the Peace with March 1 deadline. Prizes include 25 for state and 50 for national winners plus a round trip to the Cause and Cure Conference on War. Junior clubwomen invited to participate and study nationwide affairs. Some North Carolina representatives attended the Washington conference.
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A. B. Holmes
Fairmont
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Howard Etheridge
Asheville
Caase
United States
North Carolina
B. G. Campbell
Plymouth
Nancy Cox
Raleigh
Marjorie Mansfield Column Seeks Reader Questions
Address your problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Readers are invited to send questions for her columns and have their letters answered in upcoming issues.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Courageous boy bears housework while father stays distant
A letter from a young boy details taking on cooking cleaning and child care after his mother’s death. The writer urges the father to share the burden or arrange help, praising the boy’s courage and urging discussion with relatives to secure capable help at home.
No Shame in Boys Doing Housework
There is nothing disgraceful about housework for boys and a bit of dishwashing will hurt few. The text notes that no young boy should be forced into chores beyond reasonable expectation.
Father Helps Son Balance Work and Leisure Time
The text argues a plan should allow the boy reasonable free time for his own entertainment. It may be necessary for the father to spend time at home on days off to help his son manage some leisure activity.
U D C Plans Observance of Lanier Birthday
The North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy urged a state wide observance on February 3 marking Sidney Lanier's birthday. Mrs. John H. Anderson led the effort with special programs planned by local chapters in February meetings. Margaret Rouguie of Georgetown, D C, is the committee chair advancing Lanier for the Hall of Fame.
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Sidney Lanier
John H. Anderson
North Carolina
The
United Daughters
Confederacy
Lanier
Margaret Rouguie
Georgetown
D. C
Hall of Fame
New York University
Tryon
Polk County
State Department of Conservation
Etude
Miss Rouquie
W. D. Laniar
New York City
Sidney P. Cooper
Henderson
Randolph Relief Fund
Bessie Beall Reid
Montrose
J. D. Bivins
Albemarle
N. C
Greensboro
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Jefferson Davis
Bivings
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Theulletin
Richmond
Bulletin
Anne V. Mann
Petersburg
Glenn Long
Newton
Handbook of Historical Facta
John Huskie Anderson
Waa
Quentin Gregory
Halifax
Scout Honor Court Will Be Postponed
The February Court of Honor for High Point Scouts is postponed to February 17 at Wesley Memorial church to avoid a clash with the Cubbing Institute. Parents night will accompany the rescheduled event and awards go to the troop with the most advancement and highest parent turnout.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Cubbing Institute
Waltz dresses set pace for February party fashion
New York fashion notes describe waltz dresses with figure hugging bodices and voluminous skirts in lace and chiffon. Designers feature pale pink lace with rhinestones, lace redingotes over satin slips, and fringed gowns in white satin. Color trends favor all white or black with dusty rose and muted blues and greens.
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NEA Sevice
New York
Pinehurst Bridge Tourney Draws Large Northeastern Crowd
Several hundred bridge enthusiasts gathered in Pinehurst for the Southern Bridge tournament drawing large crowds from North Carolina Virginia Georgia and Washington. The week also features the 33rd annual St. Valentine’s tournament at Pinehurst Country Club with partner play in classes and handicaps.
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Pinehurst
Carolina
Anna Baker Fenner
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Sev
Washington
Sandhills
Pin Country Club
Pearabee
Gladys George
P Bay
Little Group of
Plainfield, New
ent-Teacher Association
LeRoy H. Gate
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Suural
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Pierre Willis
Greenwich
Palm Beach
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M. J. Ackerman
Nea-Service-Enterprise
Harry Coffy, Jr
Ripon
Wis
Winnipeg
William A. Anderson, Jr
Dorothy Gould Fowler
Wash
Jad
U.D.C
Philadelphia
Smithfield
Chicago
Modern Art Trio
Sheraton
Horticultural Hall
London
Stein and Blaine
Marian Young
Gerry Proctor
Mrs. Floyd
Gerry Arnold
Welborn Street
Highland W. M. 8
Woman's Missionary Ciety of
Highland
M. EB. Chi
Ward
Freeman
Bill Aldin
Moffitt
South Main
Western Union
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