BPWC Reports From State Meeting At Picnic Supper
The High Point BPWC held a July dinner meeting as a porch picnic at 405 Howell Street with president Mrs. Frances Casey presiding. Reports from the Asheville BPWC convention highlighted the national program Toward Victory and Beyond and noted the district director election. Visitors included Miss Trene Oakes and Mrs. J W Baird of Montreal.
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BPWC
Oscar L. Smith
Howell Street
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Frances Casey
Trene Oakes
Estelle Hopkins
J. W. Baird
Montreal
Canada
Feral Greene
Quiet Vows Unite Barrier and Smith at Methodist Church
Miss Helen Mae Barrier and Freaks Raymond Smith Jr. wed yesterday in the First Methodist Church ladies parlor with Rev. Wilson O. Weldon officiating. The ceremony featured daisy motifs, family attendants, and vows exchanged before relatives and close friends. The bride, from Churchland, and the groom, a U S Army Air Corps staff sergeant, will reside at Lakeland Army Air Field in Florida after a wedding trip.
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Helen Mae Barrier
Raymond Smith, Jr
United States Army Air Corps
First Methodist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
Billy Smith
Anne Smith
Miss Lanier
Mendelssohn
Contog
John L. Rothrock
Smith
Bachman Hrock Barrer
Churchland
High Point
Churchland High School
Guilford Business College
Army Air Corps
F. R. Smith
Winston-Salem
High
Mary Jo Davis
Lexington
Mae Smith
F. D. Elliott
J. P. Mahoney
Ed Smith
Curtis Smith
Winston- Salem
Marian Mahoney
Charlotte
State Officials To Visit Local Woodmen Circle
Miss Blanche Eakin of Charlotte will visit High Point on Wednesday July 12 to organize a local drill team. Miss Clemme Handy announced the visit at the Woodmen Circle meeting. Plans for the August picnic at the city lake were discussed. Mrs. Johnny Bruton was named picnic reservations chair.
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Blanche Eakin
Charlotte
High Point
Woodmen Circle
Clemme Handy
Eee
City Lake
Johnny Bruton
Jolly Y Club Adjusts Meeting Plans For Dressings
Members of the Jolly Y club are notified by Mrs. Leslie Miller that they will make surgical dressings at their weekly meeting this evening at the Y instead of knitting as planned. The wool for knitting has not arrived, prompting the change.
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Jolly Y Club
Leslie Miller
The
National BPWC announces 1944 45 program Toward Victory
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs outlines its 1944 45 ram theme Toward Victory at a July 14 18 Waldorf Astoria New York convention. Miss Kathryn H Starbuck chairs the program for 79 000 members focusing on Facing Facts Earning a Living and a Life and What Kind of World Do We Want.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Toward Victory
Heyent
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Kathryn H. Starbuck
Sisting
Miss Starbuck
Insurance
Rao
Faithful Workers Meet Friday at Hilliard Memorial
The Faithful Workers class of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church will meet Friday July 7 at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Pauline Thrower 2313 Edgewood Avenue. The Ward Street Circle of Ward Street Methodist will meet tonight at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs O C Tooms Prospect Road. An ice cream supper to support Oak Hill church fund is planned Friday July 14 at 6 p.m. at the parsonage 401 Evergreen Street. The Green Street Baptist Woman's Missionary Society hosts a social Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the church basement inviting all women and new members. the high school octette will perform and refreshments will be served.
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Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Pauline Thrower
Edgewood Avenue
Ward Street
Oak Hill
Anderson
Oak Hill Friends Church
Evergreen Street
Oak Hill Church
Green Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
Smith Gordon Vows in Quiet High Point Ceremony
Miss Lucille Gordon became the bride of Cecil Smith in a quiet ceremony yesterday afternoon at four thirty at the office of Justice of the Peace N M Cates Sr. of High Point. The bride is daughter of Mrs Essie Gordon Cox and the late John R Gordon. the groom is son of J W and Mrs Ida Mae Smith of High Point.
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Lucille Gordon
Cecil Smith
High Point
N. M. Cates, Sr
Pretty new Anne Adame pattern book offer
Fashion note promotes Pattern 4843 for mis size ranges 12 to 20 with simple button closing and a modest neck line. Includes transfer pattern for embroideries on linens and garments. Price twenty cents. order to High to Enterprise Pattern Dept 243 West 17th New York 99.
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Enterprise
Pattern Department
West
New York
Visitors at Deep River Homes Over Holidays
A steadier stream of guests visits Deep River homes during holidays. Residents and relatives from Raleigh, Greensboro, High Point, Jamestown, Pleasant Garden, and other nearby towns stopped by, with several travelers from Baltimore and New Orleans noted among the visitors.
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Deep River
Herman White
Ruth Marie
Cherry Point
Henry White
Magdalene Crumpler
Baltimore
Irvin Crumper
Betty Ward
Iris Floyd
Washington
Cletus Floyd
J. Rufus Jones
Charlotte
High Point
T. J. Jones
Rex Williard
George Old
C. Cc. Willard
Kathryn Jackson
Pleasant Garden
Nina Wilson
Geraldine Knight
Winston-Salem
Nancy Williams
Hubert Jordan
Westmoreland
Colfax
Hope Parrish
E. R. Parrish
C. L. Jackson
S. K. Jackson
Doris Marie Wilson
Raleigh
Roba Jackson
Harriet Edwards
D. B. Thrift
Greensboro
R. T. Jordan
F. Williams
Thomas Thornton
Burlington
Carl Bunday
Jamestown
Eunice Thacker
Lulu Thacker
Chester Fraley
W. J. Little
New Orleans
Mrs. Little
H. W. Horney
Laurin
Badin
Dora M. Horney
J. D. Allen, Jr
The St Joseph Aspirin Guarantee Ad
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world's largest aspirin at 10 cents with a promise of quality and purity assurance. The copy reinforces brand leadership and value for buyers seeking trusted pain relief.
Emerywood Country Club hosts weekly family night dinner
Calendar notes a family night dinner at Emerywood Country Club for members with reservations due by noon. A USO dance follows at 8 30 p m in the YMCA gym with a local orchestra inviting service men. A buffet supper for service men, USO and Junior Service runs 5 to 7 p m in Mrs J F Hayden's garden on Fast Washington Street.
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No. O
Emerywood Country Club
YMCA
USO
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Wrights announce birth of daughter Ruth Elaine
Mr and Mrs Bruce Wright of 108 Burton street announce the birth of a daughter Ruth Elaine on Wednesday July 5 at the Boulevard of the High Point Memorial Hospital. Homing pigeon authorities say the dove from Noahs Ark was likely a Rock dove, same species as the modern homing pigeon.
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Bruce Wright
Burton Street
Ruth Elaine
Boulevard of the High Point Memorial Hospital
Noah's Ark
California man accompanied by Mrs Allen in escort
A brief telegraph note reports a man in California traveling with Mrs Allen, formerly Elma White, as an escort or companion. The sparse item hints at a social or domestic arrangement without further details.
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California
Guests and Patients Include Local Residents and Visitors
Mr and Mrs J P Gardner host Miss Katherine Wilson and Mrs Harvey Pittman Jr nieces from Kinston visiting for the Fourth of July weekend. Mrs Douglas Howard formerly Miss Louise Creech a patient at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital unable to receive visitors. D E Sears of High Point route one patient at Boulevard unit with a heart ailment unable to see visitors. Emma Lou Lackey daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Lackey recuperating after surgery at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial. Miss Lois Welborn leaves tonight for Washington DC for a week long vacation with her brother Mr Glenn Southern and niece Elizabeth Summer of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Gardner
Katherine Wilson
Harvey Pittman, Jr
Kinston
Douglas Howard
Louise Creech
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
D. E. Sears
High Point Route One
Boulevard
Mr. Sears
Emma Lou Lackey
Ross W. Lackey
Willowbrook Street
Lois Welborn
Washington, D. C
Glenn Southern
Elizabeth Summer
Asheboro
Dust Bowl Irrigation Boost Affects Vast Southwestern Lands
Nearly one million acres of marginal land in the southwestern dust bowl have been irrigated since 1935, reflecting a major shift in agricultural policy and water management as drought conditions persist.
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Riment of Agriculture
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