Asheboro Clubs Report March Meetings And Programs
The Asheboro Junior Woman's Club met at Mrs. T. A. Burns home with officers naming Mike York new year chair and Roy Champion welfare chair. A welfare committee was formed and new member James York joined. Other reports note Rock club gathering with prizes, and a Musical History club program featuring dances and musicians led by Caroline Neely along Sunset avenue.
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Asheboro
T. A. Burns
Champion
Ruth Covington
James York
Sical History Club
Caroline Neely
Sunset Avenue
R. J. Hilker
Sam Taylor
Julia Alexander
Margaret Stowe
Emma Frances Luther
Margaret Alexander
5. B. Stedman
Kemp Alexander
C. M. Fox
L. B. Whitfield
Ethel Johnson
Program Details At Local Meet In March
Mrs. E. Mills saps led the devotionals with Mrs. L. R. O'Shan hosting the next meeting in March at her home. Refreshments included sandwiches doughnuts and coffee.
Mrs Rodney Snow Hosts Utopian Study Club Meeting
Mrs Rodney E Snow entertained members of the Utopian Study Club at her Woodbrook Court home yesterday afternoon. A current events program featured, followed by round table discussions. Presiding was Mrs Jesse Washburn, club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney E. Snow
Utopian Study Club
Woodbrook Court
Jesse Washburn
Snow
Mesdames
Harry Alexander
J. Groome
Henry Foscue
Roland Holton
Herman Smith
Roy Spearman
J. H. Walker, Jr
John&. Pickett
Mid-Week Study Club Reviews Russian History
Mrs. J. M. Millikan outlined Russia from pre Peter the Great to Stalin and the GPU, describing feudal society, revolution bloodshed, and postwar progress. She noted continued suppression of religion but growth in museums libraries and concert halls and youth education in revolutionary and technical subjects.
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Russia
Peter the Great
Josef Stalin
GPU
J. M. Millikan
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Morris
Doris Bundy Hosts Mozart Music Club Meeting in Jamestown
The Mozart Music Club led by Geneva Morrison and Mrs. Samuel Hyman gathered at Doris Bundy’s Jamestown residence for a Wednesday program. Johann Sebastian Bach was featured as composer of the month with life notes, followed by pledge, hymn, and a Fayetteville April 15 contest discussion. Refreshments were served by associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Music Club
Geneva Morrison
Samuel Hyman
Doris Bundy
Jamestown
Johann Sabestian Bach
National Federation of Music
Fayetteville
Legion Post to hold meeting on sponsoring local Junior baseball team
Sam Stark, commander of the Thomasville Post of the American Legion, called a special meeting for tonight at 7:00 to discuss sponsoring a Junior baseball team for the coming season. The group weighed Hoyle Koontz eligibility and decided not to pursue him, aiming to form a local Legion squad instead. The meeting will be at Stark Clothing store on 8 Commerce Street.
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The
Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Thomasville
Sam Stark
American Legion
Legion
Chicago Produce Report Shows Stable Butter and Eggs
Chicago March 2 butter 825214 steady prices unchanged eggs 16591 steady prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Society Day at Local College on Saturday
Four campus literary societies at High Point College plan Society Day activities ending with the first major spring banquet. The day features a 2 p m basketball game between the Thaleans and Akrothinians and a women’s match between the Nikanthans and Artemesians, followed by open house at 4 30 p m in Wrenn recreation room.
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High Point College
George W. Holmes III
Thulean Society
Virginia Curry
Helen Rae Holton
Nikanthan
Arcemesion
Frank Hege
Akrothinian
Nancy Parham
Elizabeth Kivett
George Elkins
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Thaleans
Akrothinians
Harrison Gymnasium
Nikanthans
Artemesians
Nikenthans
Wrenn
Pan American 74 Passenger Clipper Lands in Manila Bay
Pan American Airways new 74 passenger Clipper lands at Manila Bay at 2 p m completing the fifth leg of its first trans Pacific flight carrying a crew of 12 and 11 observers. The 1600 mile Guam to Manila hop took 9 hours 50 minutes. The plane with mail and express will depart for Hong Kong to begin a 9000 mile shakedown cruise from California.
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Manila
Pan American Airways
Manila Bay
Guam
Hongkong
California
Memorial library hosts Arte mesians and Arkothinians event
A fragmented notice describes a Memorial library gathering in Woman's Hall with Arte mesians and Arkothinians invited. It mentions a hotel venue, a follow up, and a return to campus for the day amid references to four societies and sleet turning the day white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemesians and Arkothinians
Woman’s Hall
Oliar
Chwosas
Robbers Kill Bandit After Forcing Tavern Owner Into Car
Chicago March 2 One of two robbers who tried to search a victim before taking a ride was shot and killed today The other fled Tavern owner Siro Tonini reported he was forced into his automobile with 300 in cash and compelled to sit between the robbers He reached a pistol from his coat pocket fired five shots from within his pocket striking one robber in the head The dead man was identified as Peter Brown about 28 years old
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Siro Tonini
Peter Brown
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Asheboro Junior Woman's Club
Rupert Trottinger
Greensboro Highway
S. F. Saunders
O. M. McDaniel
R. F. Routh
Zell Brown
C. W. Scott
Naomi Shell
the Baptist Church
Post Office
Alpen Market
Seafood Dept
Smithfield
Land O’ Lakes
Roe Shad
P. P
Bacon
Long Island
Mackrel
Joe Oliver
Lang
White House
Martel’s
Sanbor
Pullman Bread
Ai Poe
Manor Southern
Sauer Kraut
Welch
Southern Manor
Florida
Mrs
Rodney Snow
Hitler
Berlin
Franz Joseph
Liechtenstein
Doyle
Tiajuana
Mex
Jack Doyle
United States
America
New York
EMME
Savoy Plaza
Central Park
Henry A. Rost
George Suter
Fifth Ave
58Th
59Th Sts
Cynthia
Opportu
Sorority
Penney
Penney’s C. Penney .Company, Ete Tert
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