Scout Council Sets Final Camp Plans At Meeting
The Girl Scout Council met at the Adams Memorial YWCA and reviewed troop camp progress and final plans for the established Girl Scout camp at Camp Uwharrie June 14 28. Mrs R A Herring presided as commissioner during the session and board meeting. The council approved signing a camp contract with the Uwharrie Council for the period of troop camps and the established camp. Reports were given by Mrs John Pickett treasurer Mrs Harry Doctor finance committee Mrs Frank Wood camp committee chair and summer activities treasurer.
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Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
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Uwharrie Council
Thomasville BPWC Members To Attend Wrightsville Meet
Thomasville may send a strong B P W C delegation to the state convention at Wrightsville Beach with a Friday opening session. The group includes Mrs G E Crowell Miss Jewell Sink and other members plus local attendees to the Building and Loan Association meeting at Myrtle Beach. Also noted are Presbyterian circles meeting, Bible study, and visits by local families to Timberland and Hickory.
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Thomasville
BPWC
Wrightsville
Wrightsville Beach
G. E. Crowell
Jewell Sink
Seymour MecMillan
Margaret McLeod
Neil Boles
Marie Jones
Myra Olive
Henry Holton
Building and Loan Association
North and
South Carolina
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Charles F. Phillips
Betty Lou Phillips
G. — Lyles
Evelyn Lyles
Z. V. Crutchfield
John Perry
Harry Brown Finch
H.R. Kyser
BPWC Opens State Meet At Wrightsville
The sixth district hosts the 22nd annual four day North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs convention in Wrightsville Beach. State president is Mrs Truby Day Barfield of Durham with first vice president Mrs Lillian R. Hoffman of Charlotte and other officers from Statesville High Point and Durham.
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Wrightsville Beach
Ahoskie
Greenville
Goldsboro
Kinston
Wilson
Rocky Mount
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Truby Day Barfield
Durham
Lillian R. Hoffman
Charlotte
Lois Barklet Knox
Statesvile
Oriana B. James
High Point
USO to Run Clubs for Girls in Defense Work
The United Service Organizations plans to open clubs for female defense workers providing morale support, social events, and educational opportunities. Backed by AS, YMCAs, Salvation Army, YWCA, Jewish Welfare Board, and National Travelers Aid, a June campaign seeks 10.765 million dollars to fund 360 clubs nationwide.
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America
Army
Navy
United Service Organization For National Defense
U. S
Forget-Me-Not Club Hostess Honored at Meeting
The Forget-Me-Not Club met at Mrs. C. B. Lloyds Lindsay Street home and honored Mrs. Howard Stutts on her birthday. Guests enjoyed a quiz contest and bingo with prizes to Mrs. Hamlin Andrews Mrs. C. M. Ivey and Mrs. Lewis Moore. Members listed include L. C. Davis J. F. Weber C. M. Ivey Sioan Gibson Raymond Teer and others.
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C. B. Lloyd
Lindsay Street
Howard Stutts
Hamlin Andrews
C. M. Ivey
Lewis Moore
Lloyd
Mesdames L. C. Davis
J. F. Weber
Sioan Gibson
Raymond Teer
Clifford Yow
H. L. Teer
M. H. Melias
Hamlin Andrew's
Partners For Foursome To Be Made At Club
Women expected to join a Scotch Four at Emerywood Country Club tomorrow with both men and women playing starting at 1 PM. To secure partners, contact Andy Morriffees at the pro shop, announced by Mrs. H S Dunkel berger, chairwoman of the women's golf committee.
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Emerywood Country Club
Andy Morrifees
H. S. Dunkelberger
Home Nursing Course Completed By Members Of Moose
The Women of the Moose finished their Home Nursing course last night, offered weekly for a month under the war relief committee led by Miss Sadie Smith. Graduates include Sadie Smith Lucille Smith Mable Beeson Ola Perry Gladys Richardson Aussie Forward and Dorothy Forward taught by Mrs. J N Harney who received a gift from the group at Moose Hall.
Willing Workers Meeting Friday at Clover Branch Clubrooms
The Willing Workers class of Main Street Methodist Church requests members attend a regular monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 pm at Clover Branch clubrooms Associate hostesses will include Mesdames E E Sensenbach T C Sprinkle Fred Roach and Miss Edith Roach The meeting was moved from Mrs Sensenback s home and the Buddies names will be revealed A Catherine Gill Bible class business meeting follows at Welch Memorial Church Friday at 7 30 pm with Misses Lois Harrison and Ruby Sheaf as associate hostesses The Polly revaling notice appears in the Gibson club rooms
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Main Street Methodist Church
Clover Branch
E. E. Sensenbach
T. C. Sprinkle
Fred Roach
Edith Roach
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Gibson
Lois Harrison
Ruby Sheaf
U S Accidents Sap Defense
William Hodson urged a nationwide drive to stop senseless peacetime injuries, arguing 400000 yearly disablements fuel defense needs. New York public welfare chief Hudson called many injuries preventable. others described defense center confusion easing under gov action. Canada potato crop value noted, and Welch Memorial Church Endeavor plans a social Friday at 7 30.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William Hodson
American Public Welfare Association
Hodson
National Conference of Social Work
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Hudson
New York City
Public Welfare Department
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh, N. Y
News and Observer
America
Sheriff Succeeds Rival. Rival Is Slain Next Day
Mebane reports that three years earlier Sheriff Mardy Stockard handed his badge to the man who defeated him. The following day that rival was killed in the line of duty amid a gunfight.
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Mebane
Mardy Stockard
Gauiy
Escapes Vass Child After Car Crash Injures Family
Ten month old Mary Jo Williams escaped unhurt after a family car accident near Vass. Her mother, father, grandmother, three uncles, and an aunt were injured, most seriously, in the collision.
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Vass
Mary Jo Williams
Mindzora tale sparks Ohio manhunt and desert alfalfa claim
In Cleveland, Julius Mindzora faces arrest after a string of diversions from the draft and a desertion from the Marines. Investigators say he used fictitious names to dodge legal orders while resuming life with a wife and unconfirmed pregnancy. Separately, alfalfa in the Nevada desert grew 42 inches in 26 days.
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Cleveland
Julius Mindzora
State
Neith
Nevada Desert
Las Vegas
Personal To Fat Girls Marmola weight loss ad
An advertisement promotes Marmola Tablets as a sensible way for adults with thyroid deficiency related overweight to slim down without starvation or intense exercise. It notes 30 plus years on the market and over twenty million boxes sold, and cautions against diagnoses by physicians.
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