Girl Scout Leaders Open Third Training Course At WCMC
A week's intensive training begins for fifteen youth leaders in Greensboro at Woman’s College. The third annual short course for Girl Scout Leaders runs Monday to Saturday, focusing on basic education principles for group leadership. Sponsored by the college and Juliette Low region, the program was arranged by Helen Oppenlander and C W Phillips. North Carolinians listed include Mrs Norman Winslow Miss Iola Tankard and several others from Elm City Spray Siler City Draper Taylorsville and other towns.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Woman's College
Juliette Low
Girl Scouts
Helen Oppenlander
Atlanta
C. W. Phillips
Norman Winslow
Iola Tankard
Washington
Margaret Watson
Elm City
Gauss Halsey
Spray
E. W. Mooney
Draper
Wanda Woodson
Leaks
Wade MceMasters
Siler
H.C. McMasters
Miss Virginia Dixon Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Miss Virginia Dixon elected Mu chapter president presided over the Beta Sigma Phi regular meeting at her Lindsay Street home. The session opened with business, followed by a social hour with refreshments. Attending were Misses Anne Chappell Pauline Kennett Ann Lee Catherine Ellison Josephine Gibson Hildegreeth Gabriel Betty Lou Cummins Frances Muse and Mrs W C Boyles and Miss Sarah Forrest Thompson of Thomasville.
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Virginia Dixon
Beta Sigma Phi Sorory
Lindsay Street
Dixon
Anne Chappell
Pauline Kennett
Ann Lee
Catherine Ellison
Josephine Gibson
Hildreeth Gabriel
Betty Lou Cummins
Frances Muse
Girl Scout Leaders Train At College Camp In North Wilkesboro
Miss Ana Warren and Miss Hazel Elliott from Winter Garden Florida and Mrs W Co Beck of Bremen Georgia stay in a college dorm for a week of activities assisted by college faculty and Greensboro teachers Miss Oppenlander lectures on Girl Scout technique with crafts music and dance sessions led by Miss Dorothy Davis and others Dr Ruth Fitzgerald discusses education methods for informal groups Earl Hall on botany nature study and Raymond R Taylor plans dramatics cues and ceremony ideas for leaders during the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Dixon
North Wilkesboro
Ana Warren
Hazel Elliott
Winter Garden
Fla
W. Co. Beck
Bremen
Oppenlander
Callie Braswell
Greensboro
Dorothy Davis
Ruth Fitzgerald
Earl Hall
Raymond R. Taylor
Old Mill Camp
YWCA Clubs See Opera's Premiere
YWCA Florence Nightingale Adams and Y's Chris clubs met Monday evening at the Junior High School for North Carolina's premiere of the Czecho-Slovakia opera She Bartered Bride. Florence Nightingale planned a picnic and visit to Winston-Salem Cone clubhouse, Adams club held a lakeside picnic and joined Y's Girls for the opera, with plans to attend after a brief business session.
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North Carolina
Thehree Y. W. C. A
Florence Nightingale
Adams
Chris
Cone
Winston- Salemon
Aera
City Lake Park
Double M Club Fetes Husbands At Outing Here
Members of the Double M Club enjoyed an evening at the city lake park with husbands as special guests. A picnic supper was served under trees after six thirty, then attendees moved to the junior high school to view the Bartered Bride opera. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Kidd and daughter Louella, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. James, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mundy, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Grimsley, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bell and son John.
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Double M
City Lake Park
James Kidd
Louella
W. E. James
Fred Mundy
E. L. Grimsley
Edgar Snider
Henry Bell
John
Weekly luncheon and church society reports at South Main
South Main Methodist circles two and three sponsor a weekly luncheon tomorrow from eleven thirty to one. Chicken pie and sides are on the menu and proceeds go to the circles treasury. Also a Highland Methodist Women’s Society meeting and several Bible classes are noted with speakers, locations, and a Girl Scout training program ending this weekend.
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South Main Church
South Main Methodist Church
Miss Galda Mae Kearns Celebrates Sweet Sixteen
Informal birthday party honored Miss Aliss Galda Mae Kearns at her North Main Street home in Ales West Virginia. B Kearns and Mrs David Shephard hosted fourteen guests with pink and white decor and a cake as the centerpiece. Refreshments followed games and contests, and gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
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Galda Mae Kearns
Ales
WV. B. Kearns
David Shephard
Aliss Galda Mae Kearns
North Main Street
Miss Kearns
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty Hold Meeting At Hall
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty met at their West Commerce Street hall last night hearing reports on the annual picnic held Saturday due to weather. Honored guests included Charles W. Crowell of Spencer as state com and Parks Barringer of Salisbury as national representative. Irene Chandler was elected guide and Millia Yates named outside guard.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
West Commerce Street
Charles W. Crowell
Spencer
Parks Barringer
Salisbury
Irene Chandler
Millia Yates
Marriage Of Miss Myers To Therron Florence Announced Here
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Myers wed Therron E Florence in a simple June ceremony at Ditlon South Carolina Rev Earl R Alford officiated The bride wore blue chiffon and a white navy ed hat with talisman roses The couple plan a Myrtle Beach wedding trip and will reside at 302 Best Street Here The bride is daughter of C H Myers of Bluefield West Virginia and a Burlington Mills employee The groom is son of Tom Florence of Lincolnton Georgia and works for Tomlinson's of High Point
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Ditlon
S. C
Margaret Elizabeth Myers
Therron E. Florence
Earl R. Alford
Florence
C. H. Myers
Bluefield
West Wa
Gary High School
Gary
West Va
Burlington Mills
Tom Florence
Lincolnton
Lincolnton High School
Rabun Gap College
Rabun Gap
Tomlinson
High Point
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Best Street
Local Social News Highlights from Burrus Memorial Area
Mrs. William W. Hodgin recuperates at Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery. Union DC visitors Miss Frances Bentley and Mrs Yom Betenbaugh return home after visiting sister Mrs Ray Cross and brother L M Bentley. Ruth and Elizabeth Patterson and Wilma Kemp travel from here to Savannah and Savannah Beach. Mr and Mrs A R Dilling of Atlanta visit with Mr and Mrs J R Steele on North Main Street during the Southern Furniture Market. Mrs T G Curtis and Dorothy Jean Curtis return from Asheville via Norfolk to visit Mrs C W Patterson before continuing home. Miss Martha Sprye of Danville VA visits Point former resident. Leonard F Honeycutt and son George return home after motor trip to Florida with stops along east and west coasts. Mr and Mrs Bert Hood and Miss Marshy Spivey stay at their North Main Street home. Club Bonnie meeting postponed to next Tuesday. Elder visit at home 1707 East Green Street.
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Frances Bentley
Yom Betenbaugh
Union
D. C
Ray Cross
L. M. Bentley
R. Dilling
Atlanta
J. R. Steele
North Main Street
Mrs. Dilling
Mrs. Steele
Southern Furniture Market
T. G. Curtis
Dorothy Jean
Asheville
Mrs. Curtis
Leonard F. Honeycutt
George
Woodrow Avenue
Florida
Jacksonville
Daytona, Beach
Miami
Tampa
Silver Springs
Club
Bon Bonnie
Tub
Elder
East Green Street
Oncley Recital to Highlight Southern Choral School
Greensboro July 22, a major public event of the third annual Southern Choral school opened today at Woman’s College. After yesterday’s registration of 48 music teachers and choral conductors from 10 southern states, a joint recital by Paul B. Oncley and Alma Lisson Oncley is set for 7 30 p m in the Music Building recital hall. Grace Van Dyke More directs the choral school with faculty including William Pi Twaddell and Mr. Oncley. Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Welborn announce the birth of a daughter Reva Adelene on July 16 in Thomasville, Mrs. Welborn formerly Texie Mae Hinson of High Point.
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Greensboro
Southern Choral School
Woman’s College
Paul B. Oncley
Bariton
Alma Lisson Oncley
Grace van Dyke More
Woman's College
William Pi Twaddell
Durham
Oneley
John Allen Welborn
Trinity
Reva Adelene
Thomasville
Wel
Texie Mae Hinson
High Point
Broadhurst Plans Aluminum Matinee
The Broadhurst Theatre will sponsor an aluminum matinee next Friday morning to aid the aluminum campaign. Admission is a piece of aluminum. the theatre donates the film and staff services to support government needs. The program includes Sandy Is a Lady and a Three Stooges short. the owner offers a two week pass to the donor of the largest aluminum piece.
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Broadhurst Theatre
Sandy
Broadhurst
Daylight Savings Time to be discussed in Thomasville
Thomasville mayor R L Pope has called a public meeting Friday night at 8 to discuss daylight savings time. City officials pledged support to Governor Broughton via telegram but want a public hearing before a final decision. Factory owners, business leaders and citizens are urged to attend and participate in shaping Thomasville’s future time policy.
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Thomasville
R. L. Pope
Broughton
Pope
Negro man held without bond after cutting scrape
John H. Courtney a 31 year old Black man was jailed without bond on a deadly assault charge against Carl Shirley. Shirley suffered a slash cut to the throat but his condition improved after hospital treatment and stitches. Bond for Courtney was expected to be set later this afternoon. Arthur Burton Lea of High Point is among 281 aviation cadets in naval flight training centers per Sixily Naval District report.
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John H. Courtney
Carl Shirley
Shirley
Courtney
Girsi
Arthur Burton Lea
Lindsay Street
High Point
Naval Flight Training Centers
Sixily Naval District
Charleslion
Charlotte Visitor Here Undergoes Appendectomy
Miss Rebecca Plummer of Charlotte visiting relatives here fell ill and was rushed to Burrus Memorial Hospital where she underwent an emergency appendectomy.
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Rebecca Plummer
Charlose
Irene Plummer
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Plummer
Relatives Called Here By Death Of Mrs. Pickett
Funeral services for Mrs. F. M. Pickett were held Sunday afternoon. Relatives from out of town arrived to attend the service including Mesdames Gebhard of Madison Fla and Mellichampe who later visited Mrs. Klutt Wille. Mrs. Yar flee, a niece, is visiting in the area. A Tokyo invention reportedly converts silent movie projectors into sound equipment.
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F. M. Pickett
Cre Ma
A. L. Gebhard
Buisin
Mes. i. Ataurdee
Madison
Fla
Vyoh
Mebichanpe
Anger
Eleanor
Washington, D. C
Gebberd
A. B. Klutt Willle
Yarflee
M M. J. Wrenn
Mellichampes
Washington
H. 2
Sears
Mellichampe
Tokyo
Japan
Gain Health With Kruschen Liver Bile Boost Routine
Pick up a bottle of Kruschen salts and take three teaspoons in a glass of water half an hour before breakfast. Do this daily for 30 to 36 days to promote bile flow and digestive ease. The ad promises improved energy and morning readiness with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Lomiorroan
Kruschen
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WCMC
Chichesters
Marcotics
Beau Cor. W. Wash
Beta Sigma Phis
Robertson’s Bakery, Inc
Lizzie Gooch
Grand
YWCA
Highland Service Society
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Jonighe
Stephens
Lottie Holden
J. M. Stewart
Hugh Smith
Lebanon Society
Lebanon Woman's Society of Christian Service
Edward Montgomery
The
Woman's Society
Methodist Woman
W. L. Lee
Awdedly Opera
Vera Whitlock
Clifford Bair
Paul
Miss Myers
William WW. Hodgin
Worth Main Street
Ruth
Elizabeth Patterson
Wilma Kemp
Savannah
Savannah Beach
Martha Sprye
Danville, Va
Miss &Tancock
Sprye
Point
Mr. B
L. Clark
Prichard Furniture Co
Prichard
Ala
Oncley
Charlotte
Dallas Helmstetler
James Gilbert
Park Street
Helmstetler
Ada Cavin
J. M. Montgomery
Charles Meak MonTgomer, Jr
Charles Meak
Guilford General Hospital
U—S
Rinso
LS Ny
Woodwell
Lerkinsons
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