Girls Move Forward In Y W C A Girl Reserve
Virginia Carrier describes the Girl Reserve Movement as Y W C A teen activity at High Point High School. It aims to shape girls ages twelve to eighteen into Christian citizens through guidance, character building, and adult mentorship, with Ann Albright chairing the committee and Mise Lucille Litaker as national secretary.
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Girl Reserve
Young Women’s Christian Association
High Point High School
United States
The
Girl Reserve Movement
Mise Lucille Litaker
National Girl Reserve
Girl Reserve Committee
Mise Ann Albright
Girl Reserve Clubs Guide High Point High School
The Girl Reserve Movement in High Point explains how clubs lead girls to live by the Girl Reserve Code and pledge. It outlines the four fold life of health knowledge spirit through a blue triangle and circle symbol, emphasizing Christian citizenship and self development under YWCA support.
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Y. W. C. A. Reserve Force
Girl Reserve
Young Women's Christian Association
Christ
Jesus Christ
Hi-Y Club at IK High School Emphasizes Character Growth
The Hi-Y club at IK High School outlines its purpose to develop Christian character among about forty members chosen from juniors and seniors. The program includes weekly meetings, guest talks, studies in friendship and character, leadership exercises, prayers, and annual Hi-Y tours to places like Havana.
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United States
W. E. Marlette
Edgar Hartley
E. E. Micklewright
Horace Greeley
Joseph
Abraham
Lincoln
Joan of Arc
Fulton
Marconi
Jesus
Peter
Babson
Paul
Havana
Cuba
Hartley
David Parsons
Charles Kearns
Robert Morrow
Fred Ingram
Harvey Curlee
Bill Hayes
Alfred Moffitt
James McLaurin
Edgar Allen
Wilbur Hutchins
William Bryant
Harry Coble
William Co
Australian government offers bounty on domestic newsprint
Sydney reports the Australian federal government will pay twenty dollars per ton for newsprint made from locally sourced hardwoods. A company plans to manufacture the paper after new discoveries that improve fibre brittleness in native timbers.
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Sydney
Old Mines Sink Ships Warns British Trade Chief
London reports Douglas Hacing head of the British Board of Trade says 49 British vessels totaling 24 268 tons have been sunk since the armistice by mines remaining from the war.
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London
Douglas Hacing
British Board of Trade
Fires cause over forty million damage in the British Isles
Fire incidents across the British Isles last year totaled more than 40 million in damage. Authorities report widespread destruction affecting homes businesses and infrastructure with several towns severely impacted.
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British Isles
Owners blame for car thefts
Greensboro June 1 Though theft stats show thousands of cars stolen yearly owners are blamed for not using locking devices. Coleman W. Roberts of the Carolina Motor club cites 1922 through today 866 cars stolen from members with 847 recovered and 19 unrecovered. The club offers a $50 reward for recovery and thief conviction.
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Greensboro
Coleman W. Roberts
The
Carolina Motor Club
Roberts
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