Pane Legion Auxiliary Opens 20th Annual Meeting Here
The Pane Legion Auxiliary opens its twentieth annual state convention at West Memorial Church with national head speaker urging loyalty and civic duty. Edwin Hayes of Chicago and Mrs Corwith address the gathering on child welfare and defense, while sessions include officer nominations and regional caucuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pane Legion Auxiliary
Nat'l
William Swith
New York
American
Auxiary
Corwith
Herbert B. Taylor Dunn
Legion
Leon
America
Corith
Weaver Mann Newton
Sion
Unior
Emerywood Country Lab
Ann
William Corwith
Rockville Center
N. Y
North Carolina Department
American Legion Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Girls State Held At University Of North Carolina
The department notes a successful Girls State program held June 16 21 at Woman's College UNC aimed at leadership training. Reports from district committeewomen and national officers highlighted area work and the Area C rehabilitation conference. A large convention agenda included numerous committees and a 385 voting strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ State
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Girls’ State Commission
H. L. Swain
Williamston
J. B. Edwards
Wilmington
N. L. Alcocke
Rocky Mount
J. P. Mercer
Elizabeth City
Department Americanism
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank White
Lenoir
Department Constitution
D. D. Arden
High Point
R. L. McMillan
Raleigh
Garden of
North Carolina
William Corwith
Weaver Mann
State Garden Clubs
Allen Luther
Asheville
Fayetteville
W. R. Absher
North Wilkesboro
Wiley Pickens
Lincolnton
Joe L. McCrary
Lexington
John T. Totten
Hickory
J. C. Crone
Goldsboro
Arelia Adams
Newton
Paul G. Noell
Charlotte
L. Bruce Gunter
Fuquay Springs
Chapel Hill
Lee P
Frans
Wilson Warlick
Minnie Layden
V. Conyers
Greensboro
Lee P. Frans
V. Nettles
Mann
Stirewall
B. W. Kirkman
Harry Pleming
L. W. Flythe
Bruce Carraway
Erline Thomas Merhige
R. R. Blackburn
I. T. Mann
W. J. Bennett
C. A. York
Social calendar offerings and civic events in High Point
Monday events include area dinners caucuses for nominations and a dance for American Legion groups at Wesley Memorial Church and High Point College Gym. Tuesday features a garden tea for Auxiliary delegates, a progressive Altrusa dinner, and Elva Grissom events. Wednesday hosts a YWCA membership tea, Thursday brings a bridge party for Elva Grissom and her groom elect. Open house Friday honors the bride-elect Elva Grissom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Sons of the American Legion
Junior Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
High Point College
Legio Auxiliary
Legionnaires
National Guard
Shirley Smith
Winston-Salem
High Point
TY. W
Alexander Martin
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Altrusa Club
Maria Brockmann
Fairway Drive
Alice Dickerson
Lindsay Street
Mary Lou Rothrock
Woodrow
Virginia Bennett
H. P
We the Women by Ruth Millett advocates hardening youth for national defense
The piece argues Americans have enjoyed an easy life and lax adulthood but warns tougher nations may force compulsory military training. It envisions camps and broad military training to prepare youth as defenders, noting college youths lack readiness while other countries’ youths may be better prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Mama
Papa
Roosevelt
America
Alpha Theta Psi Fetes Bride-Elect
The Alumnae Association of the Alpha Theta Psi Sorority will entertain Miss Helen Raper at a party this evening before her summer marriage to Basher Wall of Statesville. The event at Mrs. Nathan Napier’s Greensboro road home starts at 7:30 with Mrs. John Jennings as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Helen Raper
Basher Wall
Statesville
Nathan Napier
Greensboro Road
John Jennings
Cleaning nickel with lemon juice and polish
A simple method uses lemon juice on a clean soft cloth to remove green corrosion from nickel. Rinse, apply a good metal polish, then dry and buff with a clean cloth.
District committee women from multiple cities named
A list of department committee chairmen from Asheville Charlotte Pittsboro Thomasville Reidsville Hickory Cary Newton Lexington Greensboro Asheboro and other towns appears in the report. The roster highlights names such as Mrs Walter G Craven Mrs Victor R Johnson Mrs W S Goodson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Walter G. Craven
Charlotte
Victor R. Johnson
Pittsboro
W. T. Green
Thomasville
W. 8S. Goodson
Reidsville
Earl Broome
Hickory
Allen Luther
Oscar Barker
Durham
J. Loy Sox
Cary
J. Claverie
Wilson Warlick
Newton
Minnie Layden
Lexington
Evans Bost
H. EB. Castevens
Greensboro
George Burkhead
Asheboro
Miss Rankin and Guests to Be Bridesmaids in Granite Falls
Miss Dorothy Rankin arrives from Boston with Mrs Rankin as host. Her Emerson University schoolmate Miss Doris Weir of New York City and Miss Betty Bunce of Buffalo will join them for a two week vacation before traveling to Granite Falls for the wedding of Miss Weyburn Warlick and James Putman Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rankin
Boston
Mass
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Emerson University
Doris Weir
New York City
Betty Bunce
Buffalo
N. Y
Granite Falls
Weyburn Warlick
Emerson
James Putman
Fortner Birth Announcement Mary Ann
Mr and Mrs S F Fortner announce the birth of a daughter Mary Ann on Friday at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Fortner
241 Boulevard
Mary Ann
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Britt
Mr and Mrs Stanley Britt of 334 Conner Street announce the birth of a daughter named Sylvia Anne on June 24 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Britt is the former Grace West of this city, daughter of A B West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Britt
Conner Street
Sylvia Anne
Guilford General Hospital
Britt
Grace West
A. B. West
Miss Brinkley and Frank Green wed in Glen Alpine
Miss Frances Eugenia Brinkley of Glen Alpine and Frank Shamburgen Green of Williamsburg Virginia and Freeport Illinois wed at Glen Alpine Baptist Church on June 19. The ceremony featured nuptial music with family and friends attending. They will reside at Colonial Apartments in Freeport Illinois after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Eugenia Brinkley
Glen Alpine
High Point
Frank Shamburgen Green
Williamsport
Freeport
Ill
Glen Alpine Baptist Church
D. E. Couch
C. L. Walton
Friml
Schubert
Mendelssohn
L. F. Brinkley
Washington
Williamsburg
Philadelphia
Colonial Apartments
Freeport, Il
Local Junior Unit Praised By State Chairman Here Today
Mrs Oscar Barker state chairman of Junior activities commended the local junior activities group led by Mrs A L Stevens at a Wesley Memorial Church Education Building meeting. Representatives from Durham Raleigh Burlington Greensboro and Thomasville attended. Awards will be presented for best all around junior group best child welfare and most successful program with funds and cups from various units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Barker
American Legion Auxiliary
A. L. Stevens
Wesley Memorial Church
Durham
Raleigh
Burlington
Greensboro
Thomasville
Barker
Junior Legion Auxiliary
David Belton Terry
Bennettsville
S. C
North Carolina
George Iseley
Charlotte
Weaver Mann
Church Social and Class Meetings Planned for Tuesday
The Highland Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm. The Welcome Class of the Pilgrim Holiness Church will gather at Mrs Rose Hunsucker's home on Route Three at 7 30 pm. The Molly Phipps Philothea Class of Calvary Methodist Church meets Tuesday night at 7 30 pm with Mrs J R Spencer at 1410 King Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of Highland Methodist Church
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rose Hunsucker
Molly Phipps
Molly Phipps Philothea
Calvary Methodist Church
J. R. Spencer
King Street
Community Notices and Visit Updates From Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Ted Reid and son Gary have returned home after a week in Washington and New York where they visited the Worlds Fair and other sights. Misses Mabel Grymes and Joyce Sages travel to Lake Junaluska for the Western North Carolina conference of Methodist Young People. Billie Anne Kester of Roanoke is visiting relatives near Greensboro and Henderson. Mrs J H Ayers is ill at Cooper Hospital in Camden New Jersey after an emergency operation last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Reid
Gary
South Main Street
Washington
New York
Aece
Mabel Grymes
Joyce Sages
Lake Junaluska
Western North Carolina
Methodist
W. H. Webb
Whittier Street
Shenandoah Valley
New Market
Billie Anne Kester
Roanoke
Mrs
Grover Kester
Greensboro Road
Henderson
J. H. Ayers
Cooper Hospital
Camden
N. J
When Salad Is Main Course
A warm weather meal features a salad of string beans carrots and beets cut fine with celery and shredded cabbage on crisp lettuce. Garnish with deviled eggs and cold boiled meat strips. Serve hot tomato soup toasted rolls rhubarb pie and tea or milk.
Carrot Garnish Curls From Sliced Carrots
Peel carrots and shave into thin lengthwise strips. Soak in ice water to curl them for garnish or salad use.
Juniors Meet at Durham Unit With National Flags Display
At a meeting in Durham juniors received greetings from Mrs. W. C. Alexander of Durham junior activities secretary for the convention and Mrs. George House, junior counsellor for the Durham unit. Also present were Mrs. C. BE. Ferguson of Burlington Lith district committee woman and A. L. Stevens, local junior counsellor as national and state flags framed by palms and cut flowers set the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
City
Dorothy Iseley
Raleigh
Iane Mebane Mann
Martha Reed Warlick
Newton
Lucile Long
Durham
Katherine Taylor
Dunn
Eleanor Johnson
Pittsboro
Caroline Lawrance
Statesville
Caroline Arden
High Point
Mary Hudson Shotwell
Asheville
Boston
W. C. Alexander
George House
C. BE. Ferguson
Burlington
A. L. Stevens
Prop for Plants Wire Hanger Supports Bushy Houseplants
A simple wire dress hanger bent into a frame supports bushy houseplants that need extra stability. The hook end buried in the soil serves as a sturdy base for plant stems to cling and grow upright.
Skunks Roll Hairy Caterpillars to Break Hairs
Skunks eat hairy caterpillars but first roll them on the ground to shed the irritating hairs before feeding.
Hair Color Reaction to Humidity Varies by Shade
The report notes blond hair expands with humidity while brown and red hair show minimal change. Expert commentary emphasizes material response differences and likelihood of noticeable frizz or wave depending on shade and environmental moisture.
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Hoover
Oscar Smith
John Raper
Leigh Harper
R. G. Yarborough
Jack Burris
M. T. Hicks
N. L. Garner
Roy Spearman
J. W. McGuinn
J. Worth Ivey
Evelyn Boyd
Department
Sheraton Hotel
Herbert
Roy Padgett
Z. V. Conyers
George Bostian
China Grove
N. N. Alcocke
John T. Lowe
George A. Iseley
R. 8. McGeachy
Weldon
Thomas J. Gause
C. P. Andrew
Floyd Cradwick
Morehead City
C. KE. Ferguson
Ll. C. Barringer
Concord
J. W. Hendricks
Wiley M. Pickens
R. K. Shotwell
Mrs. Wraver Mann
SALE
Moffitts
North Main Street
Priday
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Elva Grissom
Alex B. Kohn
Wade Curran
Anne Grissom
Miss Grissom
Legion Auxiliary Board Dinner
N. S. Stirewall
Herbert B. Taylor
Alpha Theta Psi
Miss Rankin
Stanley Britts
Miss Brinkley
Frank Green
Legion Auxiliary
E. K. Hightower
Larkin Street
J. E. Pendergrass
L. 8S. Reddick
Pendergrass
E. F. Culler
Frances Olivia Lovelace
E. G. Lovelace
Wise Street
Frances
American Institute of Laundering
B A
Wright
Rebecca W. Wright
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Atlantic Building & Loan Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Burton
E. V. Blair
Burton Street
EB. A. Wright
Rebecca Wright
J. W. Poole
Lovelace and
Kirkman
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