New Officers Installed At Meet Of Business And Professional Girls
The Business and Professional Girls club held a candle light ceremony at the YWCA hut last evening for six month terms. Miss Blanche Beasley presided as retiring president and Miss Grace Jester became the new head. Officers named include Dorothy Hoskins, Lucille Hayworth, Maude Reynolds, Ida Clarke, Alma Andrews, Sadie Doss, and Vola Myrick. The group pledged full cooperation with the International Youth Conference at Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Blanche Beasley
Grace Jester
Beasley
Dorothy Hoskins
Lucille Hayworth
Maude Reynolds
Ida Clarke
Alma Andrews
Sadie Doss
Vola Myrick
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
BPWC July Meeting At Deep River Church Hut
About twenty five members and three guests attended the BPWC meeting at the Deep River Friends church hut. President Oriana B. James led a business session about aiding Dr. R A Herring and underprivileged children to the Guilford County Tubercular Sanatorium for exams and costs. New members Bessie Tesh and Berdie White joined. moving pictures by Oscar L. Smith followed.
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BPWC
Deep River Church
Business and Professional Women's Club
Friends Church
Deep River
Oriana B. James
R. A. Herring
Guilford County Tubercular
Oscar L. Smith
Bessie Tesh
Berdie White
Country Club Bridge Party Features Nine Tables
Nine tables of contract bridge were in play at Emerywood Country Club for a bi weekly ladies party held yesterday morning in the clubhouse. High score prize a double deck of bridge cards went to Mrs T C Ford of Kankakee Ill guest of Mrs C B Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Carter Dalton
Matt Wall
Mra. T. C. Ford
Kankakee, Ill
Mra. C
Beaver
Mesdames
C. S. Beaver
T. C. Ford
Hal Davis
W. T. Tice
C. F. Tomlinson
John Pickett
Joseph
John A. Russell
Wade Marlette
J. Schwein
Guest
F. J. McKibben
Atlanta, Ga
Jesse Washburn
Herman Smith
Phil Warner
Carter Dalton
Mary Sue Briggs
Mary Wilson Wall
Pauline Douglas
Theo Redman
Church Social Picnic Planned At City Lake
The Mothers class of Wes ley Memorial Sunday school will hold a picnic at the city lake park tomorrow afternoon with supper served on the grounds at six. All members are invited to attend and enjoy the outing. Mary Harper class meets Thursday for regular monthly business at 7 30 p.m. at Gibson clubrooms with requests to bring market basket items. Welch Memorial C BE holds Thursday night meeting at 7 30 p.m. in the Christian Endeavor building for all members.
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City Lake
Wesley Memorial Sunday School
City Lake Park
Mary Harper
Welch Memorial C. BE
Christian Endeavor Society
Welch Memorial M. P
Christian Endeavor
Women Of Moose To Meet This Evening
The regular meeting of the Women of the Moose will be held in the Moose Hall at eight o'clock. All committee chairmen with reports due are asked to bring them for presentation, as announced by Mrs. Earl Forward publicity chairman, who urged members to attend.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Earl Forward
Miss Pendley Visits Relatives in North Wilkesboro
Miss Marcella Pendley of 510 Steele Street spent the weekend with relatives in North Wilkesboro, returning home after the visit.
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Marcella Pendley
Steele Street
North
Wilkesboro
Social news notes travelers and visitors across multiple states
The item lists numerous families and individuals visiting or returning from trips to Virginia Beach Knoxville Trinity Rock Hill Winston-Salem Myrtle Beach and other locales. Guests include Mrs J W Harriss Mrs Elizabeth Covington J Welch Harriss Harriss Covington plus extended entourages from Jacksonville Florida Archdale Thomasville Lexington Bryn Mawr Winston-Salem and more with mentions of illness and hospital stays.
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J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth Covington
J. Welch Harriss
Harriss Covington
Virginia Beach
J. E. Millis
Helen
Jimmy Millis
Nathan Ayers
Amos Kearns
Billy Sheloff
Billy Simmons
City
Milton Clayton
Statesville
Children honor mother with birthday party in new home
On Sunday at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Little on Highway 68 the children of Mrs. G. F. Rule gathered to surprise their mother on her birthday. Mrs. Rule returned from church to a rooms filled with a bountiful picnic dinner and birthday gifts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Little and their three children Bettie Jackie and Freddie along with several relatives and friends.
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Fred W. Little
Highway No. 68
G. F. Rule
Winfred Little
R. M. Stilley
Kathleen
Orville Little
Julius A. Jones
Nancy
Billy
Joseph
James Rule
Etta and
Leona Leonard
Lexington
Sara Boyd
Henderson
Arthur Lanter
Fannie Mae Wilkins
Danville
Francis Carrick
Will Rush
Rush
Helen Cranford
Asheboro
Bill Crawford
Fort Bragg
Dan Crawford
Wilma Hill
Southmont
A. L. Hill
Boone
Gallimore-Snyder Vows Announced In Denton
Announcement of the wedding of Miss Alliene Gallimore to Walter Snyder, both of Denton and High Point, held Saturday June 18 in High Point. They will reside in High Point. The piece notes numerous local guests and visits from various areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallimore-Snyder
Denton
The
Enterprise
Alliene Gallimore
Walter Snyder
High Point
Laughs Keep Europe Calm Amid War Scare
Milieu sketches from London relay jokes about Nazi and German leaders to ease tension in wartime Europe. Anecdotes poke fun at Hitler Mussolini and German officials, with Britain’s Hore Belisha figure receiving a pointed quip about cavalry and chauffeurs.
Over a Billion in Silver Hauled to West Point Vault
Twenty five trucks each bearing about 12 tons of silver left New York at dawn heading to a new storage vault at West Point. A convoy of Coast Guard guards accompanied the load as the 50 mile trip, including 10 miles of hills, began. The transfer will take ten months to move roughly 1,000,000 bars of silver to the vault near the United States Military Academy.
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New York
Uncle Sam
West Point
U. S. Assay Office
Coast
United States Military Academy
Hungarian diplomat Count Laszlo Szechenyi dies in Budapest
Count Laszlo Szechenyi age 59, longtime Hungarian minister to Washington from 1922 to 1933, died of a heart attack at a Budapest sanatorium. Described as a gracious envoy who broadened U S-Hungary ties with colleagues crediting him for increasing sympathy for Hungary in America. His American-born wife Gladys Vanderbilt, daughter of Cornelius Vanderbilt, was at his bedside.
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Budapest
Laszlo Szechenyi
Hungary
United States
Washington
Gladys Vanderbilt
Corneline Vanderbilt
Funeral service for Mrs Elizabeth Stamey in Valdese
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Stamey of Valdese widow of Andrew J. Stamey were held at Abel's Chapel Baptist church near Valdese. She was 89 years old and grandmother to Mrs Bertha Huffman and Mrs G L Burns of High Point. Surviving are six children, 38 grandchildren, 110 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stamey
Valdese
Andrew J. Stamey
Abel's Chapel Baptist Church
Samey
Bertha Huffman
G. L. Burns
High Point
Cardozo Held To Be Holding His Own
CARD0ZO REMAINS STABLE AT home of Judge Irving Lehman in Port Chester New York as illness persists. Secretary Joseph Rauh said Cardozo was somewhat weaker yesterday but has not lost ground and today shows encouraging signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Chester
N. Y
Benjamin N. Cardozo
United States Supreme Court
Irving Lehman
Joseph Rauh
Cardozo
Dead Man Wins At Ind Polls In State Certification
In New Albany Indiana on July 6 the state election board certified James G Ferrell as the legal Republican nominee for city clerk after Allen G Cook died before the primary and appeared on the ballot. Voters credited the deceased with 144 more votes than Ferrell.
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New Albany
Ind
James G. Ferrell
State Election Board
Allen G. Cook
Indiana
Ferrell
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