State Convention and Girls State Reports Heard by Legion Auxiliary
North Carolina Department American Legion Auxiliary reports from Asheville and Girls State at Greensboro were presented at the local unit meeting. Mrs. Harper presided. five of eight Girls State delegates spoke, and 25 to 30 members attended an ice course on a summer‑flowered enclosed porch hosted by Mrs. Harper and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Department
American Legion Auxiliary
Asheville
Girls’ State
Woman's College
Greensboro
The
Legion Auxiliary
J. T. Mann
Johnson Street
J. Worth Ivey
Leigh Harper
J. Frank Carriker
Lynn Jane Davis
Barbara Sheffield
Frances Wood
Ellen Stirewall
Betty Lou Nance
Frank Carriker
North Carolina
Hendersonville
Miss Hoffman to Wed Lieut Scofield at Wesley Memorial
Calendar notes a Wednesday 8:30 p m wedding at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with Dr. Rozzelle officiating. Events include a Thursday WCTU meeting at Oak Grove Baptist Church with Rev R L Smith as speaker and a public session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hoffman
Lieut
Scofield
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. E. Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial
C. Excelle Rozzelle
T. E. Strickland
Dot Hoskins
Herbert Ragan
Mary Margaret Scofield
Jefferson, D
Emily Ryburn
Charleston
West Va
Josephine
Bonnie Hoffman
Hoffman
J Scofield
Jefferson, O
Herbert
Horace Ragan, Jr
C. H
Public Talks Urge Info Drive on International Relations
Greensboro June 28. Dr. Eugene E. Pfaff of the Southern Council on International Relations and Edwin L. Duckles of the Carolina Institute urged a systematic public information program on international relations at the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers annual institute. Duckles said the cycle of violence must be broken by peaceful, creative means. The institute paused its program to hear talks and then resumed study of techniques and plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Eugene E. Pfaff
Southern Council On International Relations
Pfaff
Edwin L. Duckles
Carolina Institute of International Nations
Ith
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Duckles
Altrusans Install New State Officers in Candlelight
Altrusa club members gathered at the Sheraton Hotel for a candlelit installation of officers led by Rev. Wilson O. Weldon. Mrs. Louise Abernathy became president with Mrs. Mary Ballard secretary and Madeline Hoover among new board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Abernathy
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Abernathy
Mary Ballard
Mary Lou Rothrock
Madeline Hoover
Constitution
Ma Haralson
Kel Burnett
Rose Thurman
Marie Forrest
Mabel Hargett
Jessie May Young
Lois Welborn
USC
Jack Wiles Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday Party
Mrs Faye Crews hosted a birthday gathering at Clara Cox Apartments to honor her son Jack Wiles on his sixteenth birthday. Malcolm Alderman won first prize in games and contests, with Ralph Johnson second. Alberta and Jimmy Burns led songs before the cake was cut and gifts given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Crews
Clara Cox
Jack Wiles
Malcolm Alderman
Navy
Ralph Johnson
Alberta
Jimmy Burns
Twelve Guests Served by Crews at Reception
A description notes twelve guests attended the event with Mrs Crews assisted by Mrs Doyle Alexander and Mrs Ethel Johnson in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crews
Doyle Alexander
Ethel Johnson
Three Canning Demonstrations at Cloverdale Today
Mrs. W. K. Whitesell home demonstration agent leads three public canning demonstrations at Cloverdale school cafeteria. The first occurred this morning, with additional sessions at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. featuring greens tampala ich and other vegetables, berries and tea beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Whitesell
Cloverdale School
Two Local OES Members Named to Grand Offices
The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star announced that Mr. and Mrs. Tenner Bennison were appointed district deputy grand patron and matron of the seventh district at the Grand Chapter session in Raleigh. Ida Kimble was re appointed grand representative to Porto Rico for another year. The meeting drew 49 members and included one membership petition and a re instatement. Kate Bryant presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bennison
Tenner Bennison
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Raleigh
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Bennison
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Ida Kimble
Porto Rico
Kate Bryant
Raleigh Po
Bertie Ross
Y Installs State Members at June Business Club Meeting
The Business Club of YWCA held a June meeting at the Y building inaugurating six new officers and presenting birthday flowers to five members whose birthdays fall in the two months. Lib Hedrick became president with Jo Wood Welch as vice president Polly Moon treasurer and other officers named. One guest Jeanette Stutts attended. Esther Colston received flowers and a gift as she prepares for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
The
YWCA
Gladys Carlson
Y Building
Unity Nash
Elizabeth Hedrick
Ruth Surratt
Polly Moon
Jo Wood Welch
Ethel Cronstedt
Jack Rives
Rubia Shelton
Frances Brown
Helen Betts
Lillian Kimrey
Addie Smith
Jeanette Stutts
Lillian Marlowe
Esther Colston
Local residents attend hospitalized mother and visiting relatives
Mrs. A Edwards underwent a serious operation at High Point Memorial Hospital Washington Street unit and is recuperating with no visitors allowed. Her son Phc W W Edwards now with the armed forces in Tampa flew in to be with his mother along with Ralph Edwards of Morganton and daughter Mrs W A Knox of Williamston. Allen Penny Jr and Bill Penny returned from camps Wade Mecum and Hanes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Edwards
Side Blainst
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. W. Edwards
Tampa
Fla
Washington
Ralph Edwards
Morganton
W. A. Knox
Williamston
Allen Penny, Jr
High Point
Camp Wade Mecum
Bill Penny
Camp Hanes
Allen Penny
Thirty Girl Scouts Enjoy Summer Day Camp Period
Thirty of the older intermediate Girl Scouts are in the third week of the annual camping period at the Summer Day Camp held at the former Methodist Protestant Children's Home in Five Points. The camp runs from 9:30 to 4:00 with archery leather crafts wood work swimming and recreation under Mrs. Harding McKinney and staff. Next week will conclude the four week camp for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneyne
Harding McKinney
Women of Moose 10 Observe Chapter Night This Thursday
Mrs Aussie Forward membership chairman announces Women of the Moose Chapter 10 will hold a Chapter Night at eight this Thursday at the Moose hall. Guest speaker Edgar Hartley will present and new candidates will be initiated. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aussie Forward
The
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Edgar Hartley
Forward
Shankle Baby Born in High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs S W Shankle of High Point route one announce the birth of a son Dale Wayne on June 24 at Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital. The mother called Bess Idol of High Point earlier remembered as former Miss Idol. The West Indies land area totals about 100000 square miles.
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T. D. Pope
High Point
Cobles
Charles S. Coble
Guilford College
Illinois
Claire Jean
Sternberger Hospital
Greensboro
Miss Bess Idol
Shankle
West Indies Islands
Ina Spe Anderson Cox Marries In Classic Ceremony
Miss Ina Spe Anderson Cox wed Saturday at 2 pm in a double ring ceremony attended by relatives and friends. She wore a crepe dress with red bodice and heart hat, pinned pearls, and left for a wedding trip. Cox is daughter of Mrs. J M Spencer and interned with Adams Mill ration in High Point. groom son of Mrs. Thomas E Cox of Ramseur and stationed in Linburg, Tenn. The couple will reside in Linburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Cox
Asheboro Friends Parsonage
Ina Spencer
J. M. Spencer
High Point Rt. 3
Ina Spe Anderson Cox
Be Ing
Cox
Route Point
High Point
Thomas E. Cox
Ramseur
C.p.slinburg
Tenn
Francis Scott Key Title Clarified After Publication
The item notes Francis Scott Key was credited as author of the Spangled Banner only months after its initial appearance. A separate reference mentions Trapart beginning in the United States in 1.
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Francis Scott Key
Parhelion Club Hosts Mrs Southern for Evening
Mrs. Gilbert Southern entertained the Parhelion Club at her Boulevard home Tuesday evening. Two bridge tables filled the living room with early summer decor. Hannah Campbell won high score and perfume. Jean Davis was runner up with handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Southern
Parhelion Club
Boulevard
Hannah Campbell
Jean Davis
Southern
Frank Campbell
Dot Lee
Maxine Kennedy
Lib Martin
Gen Polston
Robert Burns
Martin
Queens Court
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Oak Grove Baptist Church
Kivett Drive
R. L. Smith
Emerywood Country Club
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
EL UF Kham
Elis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Parent-Teacher Congress
W. Page Harris
Mayview Manor
Blowing Rock
N. C
Milton M. Chapman
SLL
Peggy Anne Shoppe
OES Grand Officers
Altrusans
Charlotte Guy
Alice Dickerson
Evelyn Sutton
Red Cross
Mina Wilson
Albernathy
Wilte
Aeamee
Mabel Burnett
Lucille Johnston
Dickerson
Annie Bostian
Alfred Scofield
Jefferson
Ohio
Joe Hoffman
Whiteoak Street
Joseph Scofield
James J.ordhbach
Beatty
Cloverdale
Braren
Cleie Ene Pty
OES
Business Club of
Y Installs
Virginia
W. A. Lambeth
University of Virginia
Lambeth
Harrison Lambeth
Thomasville
Faye Long
South
Hamilton Street
Eloise Cecil
Willie Edwards
Catherine Crawford
Edgewater Lodge
Carolina Beach
Women OF Moose
Richard Allan Pope
Zemo
Lee
Trapart
Red States
Morol
Minnie Lee
Steed Iris James Helen Hetty Trotter
Pauline Hed
Princess Beau Shop
Cary
Karl
Mrs. Southern
Eckert’s
America
Southern Dairies, Inc
National Dairy Products Corporation
Joan Paris
Jack Haley
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