Calendar of club meetings and events in High Point area
A series of March meetings and programs is listed for Tuesday and Wednesday in High Point. Groups include the High Point Branch AAUW with speaker Mrs. Montgomery Young of Greensboro, Garden Clubs, Girl Scout leaders, Monarch Auxiliary, Utopian Study Club, Garden Study Club, Mid-Week Study Club, and the Business and Professional Women's Club with a March dinner at Elwood Hotel. Speakers include Mrs. N. P. Yarborough and Dr. R. A. Herring.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
F. R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Montgomery Young
Greensboro
State Fellowship
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Y.W.C.A
F. J. Bartlett
Scout
Mabel Burnett
Monarch
H. D. Minnis
Greenway
West Emerywood Garden Club
Charles Kearns
Rockford Road
N. P. Yarborough
Utopian Study Club
J. S. Groome
Hillcrest Drive
W. P. Bivins
Garden Study Club
Montheu Avenue
J. A. Eshelman
C. F. Carroll
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Xanie Stowe
R. A. Herring
Miss Rivers Keller and Cummins Joined W C M C Chemistry Club
Miss Shirley Rivers Mozelie Keller and Elizabeth Cummins of this city are among forty four new members admitted to the Chemistry Club at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina where they are students. Miss Doral Downer of Upper Montclair New Jersey is president and Miss Mary Alice Vann of Monroe is secretary directing the club's activities.
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Shirley Rivers
Mozelie Keller
Elizabeth Cummins
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Doral Downer
Upper Montclair
N. J
Mary Alice Vann
Monroe
War Bonds For DAR Contest Winners In North Carolina
At the state conference of Daughters of the American Revolution in Winston-Salem on March 9-10, state regent Mrs. J H Silversteen announced that NC Good Citizenship Pilgrimage winners will receive a $100 war bond instead of a trip to the National Congress. The National Board of the DAR approved the change.
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Winston-Salem
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. H. Silversteen
Brevard
North Carolina
National Congress
National Board of the D. A. R
Silversteen
Smith-Kirby Vows Announced
Mr and Mrs W D Smith of 603 Hawthorne Street announce the marriage of their daughter Kathleen Smith to Jack Kirk of the United States Navy and resident of New London Conn The vows were spoken in Washington D C in July of last year and kept secret until recently due to positions held by both parties.
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W. D. Smith
Hawthorne Street
Kathleen Smith
Jack Kirk
United States Navy
New London
Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings
The Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor Society met at the church last evening with president Mrs. Roscoe Briley in the chair. Mrs. Colon Kennedy led the program on How Christ Serves Personal Problems. Ruby Welborn read the Scripture. discussion included Miss Mallie Fowler Odell Brown Henry Kivett Roscoe Briley and Mrs. Mabel Joyner. A poem by Mrs. Doris Russ concluded the program.
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Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor Society
Roscoe Briley
Colon Kennedy
Christ
Ruby Welborn
Mallie Fowler
Odell Brown
Henry Kivett
Mabel Joyner
Doris Russ
Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor Holds Meeting on Booker T. Washington
The Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor Society met Sunday evening at the church with Miss Rachel Ann McCampbell presiding. The program honored Racial Month with a life sketch of Booker Washington from birth to death, highlighting his impact as a leading African American figure. The Master Singers, directed by Nathaniel Sellars, performed several selections.
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Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor
Rachel Ann McCampbell
Booker Washington
High Point Christian Endeavor Union to meet Tuesday
The executive board will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Lebanon Methodist Church. Board members are urged to attend, announced by Miss Martha Hayworth.
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High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Lebanon Methodist Church
Martha Hayworth
Sugar Saving Tested Recipes For Home Use
Editorial note describes a daily series of sugar saving substitutes in cooperation with the rationing program. Recipes tested by local high school home economics students include orange flavored dough, baking in a 425 degree oven, and an orange sauce with corn syrup. Serves 6.
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Citizens Service Corps
Lidie P. Hortor
L L L Class Meet Tuesday At Green Street Baptist
The L L L class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 in Mrs. J C Aates home on Homestead Avenue High Point Route Three. A Community Prayer meeting follows at 7 at Mrs. R C Mode 128 South Main Street. Philathea Class postpones its monthly business meeting to be announced later.
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L.L.L
Green Street Baptist Church
J. C. Aates
Homestead Avenue
High Point
R. C. Mode
South Main Street
America
Edw. R. Suits
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
George R. Brown
J. D. Williams
Cline Omen Announces Birth of Son Kermit Cline Jr
Mr and Mrs Kermit Cline Omen of Thomasville announce the birth of a son born February 18 Mrs Omen is the former Miss Mary Elizabeth McLaurin of this city and a graduate of the Maryland General Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore Maryland.
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Kermit Cline Omen
Thomasville
Kermit Cline, Jr
Omen
Mary Elizabeth McLaurin
Maryland General Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Maryland
Miss Kellum Named Red Cross State Field Worker
Miss Chloris Kellum of Wilmington has been appointed North Carolina home service field representative for the American Red Cross with headquarters in Raleigh. She succeeds Miss Gertrude Richmans and arrives in Raleigh after serving as head of the social service division and as assistant state director of the Works Progress Administration.
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Raleigh
Chloris Kellum
Wilmington
North Carolina
Boone leads with diamond in Dixieland tourney victory
L D Boone of Grenada Mississippi with Mrs E C McGarrity Birmingham Alabama Mrs Randolph Scott and Mrs L B Buchanan Memphis Tennessee won the four contest team event at Jackson Mississippi scoring 1000 points on a hand. Boone opened one diamond while opponents defended with one no trump final six spades and a diamond ruff. Also a GIN RUMMY QUIZ clarifies a draw on the fiftieth stock card discard without knocking.
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L. D. Boone
Grenada
Miss
Jackson
Boone
E. C. McGarrity
Birmingham
Ala
Randolph Scott
L. B. Buchanan
Memphis
Tenn
North
Button up styles take lead this season pattern 4204
Oborne Oblams presents an Anne Adams pattern feature describing button-up frocks with a flattering neckline and yokelike panels. Pattern 4202 offers misses and plus sizes from 12 to 40, with fabric needs noted. Order info includes size name address and pattern number, plus a Spring Pattern Book option.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Women to Be Topic of State AAUW Officer
Mrs. Montgomery Young of Greensboro, state fellowship chairman for the American Association of University Women, arrives this afternoon to speak at the High Point branch meeting at 1113 Johnson Street tonight at eight. She will discuss Women, a subject the club expects to find engaging as members bring books for exchange.
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Montgomery Young
Greensboro
American Association of University Women
High Point
F. R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Young
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Focuses on Christ Jesus
Sunday services across Christian Science churches highlighted the Lesson-Sermon on Christ Jesus with a Golden Text from Hebrews and Bible citations about the resurrection. The program also cited passages from Science and Health, linking mortal selfhood to the divine sonship and urging turning from sin through spiritual science. Dedication services and speaking schedules were announced for Rankin Memorial Methodist and Calvary Methodist churches this week with multiple public sessions led by pastors and doctors.
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Christ Jesus
Christian Science
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ
Mrs F B Shackleford Visits Parents This Weekend
Mrs. F B Shackleford of Fayetteville spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Gibson at Oakwood Court. Her husband Corporal F B Shackleford has remained away on duty.
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F. B. Shackleford
Fayetteville
W. H. Gibson
Oakwood Court
On Home Front Rope Straw And Lumber May Ease Shoe Rationing
WPA and WPB coverage outlines substitutes for leather uppers and non leather sales. Wooden and rope soles plus paper bases foreseen for summer wear. Leather goods like bags likely to tighten content. cosmetics packaging to simplify and standardize pricing.
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Washington
WPB
Local Family Visits Relative Stationed Overseas
Mr and Mrs W L Owen and daughter from High Point left Saturday for Spence Field Moultrie Ga to visit Corporal Leon D Owen son of the couple who is stationed with the armed forces They will tour Florida before returning Home Mrs Herman Abels of Winston Salem has returned home after a week in High Point as guest of Mrs W B McEwen and Mrs C H Rhodes
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W. L. Owen
H. J. Grimes
High Point
Spence Field
Moultrie
Leon D. Owen
Owen
Florida
Herman Abels
Winston- Salem
W. B. McEwen
C. H.rhodes
Women offer comfort tips for soldiers on front lines
Ruth Millet advises on how to support friends whose loved ones are fighting. She urges letting the grieving person talk, avoiding triviality, and showing genuine concern while avoiding depressing news. The piece notes messages of care and not overburdening with personal complaints. It also reports Doughton returning to Washington after hospital rest and gaining weight.
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Bill
Ruth Millett
Jones Boy
The Tar Heel Gardener on Cultivating Herbs and Seed Start
The article outlines herb cultivation in North Carolina noting drought tolerance and the need for well drained sunlit soil. It recommends starting seeds in pots or protected frames, with many herbs able to be planted in March and April, and suggests rotating perennials to avoid nematodes and rot.
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North Carolina
Movie Schedule Fragments From Local Theater Listings
Readable text lists show times for films including Star Spangled Rhythm Northwest Rangers No Place For A Lady and X Marks The Spot with various daily showings at Braddhurst Paramount and Rialto venues.
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Broadhurst
Northwest Rangers
Paramount
Rialto
Eastman Urges States to Lift Auto Restrictions
Washington March 1 Josph B Easman director of defense transportation urged states to remove auto license and other restrictions hindering defense workers moving across state lines. He noted governors agreed last summer to recognize out of state plates but no reciprocity agreement exists and many workers must buy new plates.
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Washington
Mar
Josph B. Easman
Defense Transportation
Eastman
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Madeline Hoover
Miss Rivers
Keller
Cummings
Pinkham
Toma
Lydia E. Pinkham
Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor Society
City C
Seersucker
Lizzie Gooch
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MODE
Kellum
American Red Cross
VICKS
McKenney
KQJ
E. and
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Ole
By Obnne Oblams
AAUW
Calvary Methodist
Calvary Methodist Church
O. L. Brown
McEwen
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ann France Wilson
NEA
OPA
Fort Bragg
Laurinburg-Maxton Base
Hee
Ruth Millet
Ill
Doughton
Joe Washington
Representative Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Naval Hospital
Mario Balm
PLA
AIR Corps
Kate
Rumford
Rarmford
Rumford Baking Powder
Boz E
Rhode Island
Fulitor
Oxydol
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