Howe Appearing In Concert March 11 In High Point Series
Helen Howe renowned monologist and writer appears Saturday March 11 in the High Point Concert Association series at the senior high school auditorium. The program showcases Howe as actress and author in a one woman evening blending literature and performance. Her novel The Whole Heart is cited as evidence of her writing skill.
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Helen Howe
High Point
Howe
London
Satur
Mia
High Point Association
Sheraton Hotel
Miss Howe
Newsweek
Food for Victory Topic Headlines High Point Event
Miss Ada B. Johnson, economics head at High College, spoke on Nutrition with the subject Food for Victory at the March dinner and pro meeting of the High Point and Professional Worm club held in the Sheraton hotel private dining room. Kenneth Ellington and Horace Davis entertained on bass trombone and cornet. Toni Oliaro of Winston-Salem spoke on WAC enlistment and urged club help for idle women. Visitors attended as part of Guest Night.
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High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Ada B. Johnson
Highcollege
Miss Johnson
Jo Chapman
Kenneth Ellington
Horace Davis
Toni Oliaro
Winston-Salem
Women's Army Corps
WAC
Lilian Justice Pelf Comed
Embert
Er Ak
Frances
Priscilla Club
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
High Point Tuberculosis Association
R. L. Carlton
Metta May Mitchell
National ‘Y’ Worker
Church Social Pacemaker Class Meeting Tonight
The Pacemakers class of Green Street Baptist church meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs Kathleen at 713 Centennial Avenue. The Mary Harper Philathea class of Main Street Methodist church will gather Friday at 7 30 with Mrs John Wade at 1115 Campbell Street.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Kathleen
Centennial Avenue
Mary Harper
Main Street Methodist Church
John Wade
Campbell Street
Basis For Hope Discussed At Twenty Century Club Meeting
Mrs. R I Quigley hosted the Twentieth Century Study club bi weekly meeting with Mrs Fred Metcalfe presenting the program on Basis for Hope drawing on Begin Here and Blue Prints for Tomorrow Metcalfe cited three conflicting strands nationalism collectivism and passivism but urged individual effort as the basis for peace New members Nat Harrison Bruce Conrad and C T Anderson joined Mrs Henry Koonts presiding The luncheon table featured spring decor and flowers before the program
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R. I. Quigley
Twentieth Century Study Club
Fred Metcalfe
Rs. Metcalfe
Dorothy Sears
de Salles
Donald Conrad
W. W. Gluyas
E. D. Henderson
Henry Koonts
Charles Risch
J. W. Thomas
Braden Urges Nurses to Live Up to Heritage at YWCA
Point city manager Roy S. Braden urged the High Graduate Nurses club to uphold the profession’s heritage and serve the community. Four new members were welcomed at the March meeting at the YWCA on North Main Street. The club reported selling $12,000 in Fourth War Loan bonds and voted to contribute to the Red Cross drive. New members welcomed: Mrs. C. C. Nolan, Mrs. Annabelle Murphy Class, Mrs. Doris Craig Raper, and Mrs. Elizabeth Gillis Jackson.
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Roy S. Braden
Point
Y.W.C.A
North Main Street
Florence Canoneer
I. Braden
Braden
Red Cross
C. C. Nolan
Annabelle Murphy
Doris Craig Raper
Elizabeth Gillis Jackson
Local Women to Represent DAC At Natl Meeting
Local Daughters of the American Colonists members from Raleigh area selected as state delegates for the national meeting in Bee April. J. F. Hayden J. S. Welborn and J. E. Lambeth head the delegation with others from Greensbor o New Bern and Charlotte named as alternates and regis. Candidates from New York and Durham are listed among alternates with dental and overseas service notes interwoven.
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Mesdames
J. F. Hayden
J. S. Welborn
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Daughters of the
Raleigh
Dioner
J. A. Eilenberger
Greensboro
Sara Louise Stewart
New Bern
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
DAC Io
New York
Calendar items announce meetings and events at local clubs
A busy calendar lists gatherings at Country Club, Priscilla Club, High Point Tuberculosis Association, YWCA, Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club, USO dances, and YWCA USO buffet at Adams Memorial Building with speakers including Dr. Carl ton and Miss Metta May Mitchell.
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Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club
Oy Country Club
VPS . m
USO
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Woodmen Circle Welcomes Four New Candidates
Piedmont Grove No. 172 of the Woodmen Circle held its March meeting with Miss Eva Hunt presiding. Four candidates were received and given robes: Durham, Ina Choditelter, Ruby Storie, and Helen Fritts. Plans were made to observe Thomasville Grove for drill team work and a public bingo party was set for early April with Mrs. Johnny Bruton as committee chair.
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Piedmont Grove No. 172
Woodmen Circle
Eva Hunt
Clemmy Handy
Rob
My Pong Durham
Ina iChoditelter
Ruby Storie
Helen Fritts
Thomasville Grove
Johnny Bruton
Dentists to Population Ratio in the United States Prewar
In prewar days the ratio of dentists to population stood at about one to 1850 in the United States. This reflects how dental care access was distributed before modernization and wartime changes.
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United States
Japanese Made In Japan Signal Flare Demonstrated in Denver
A wartime report from Denver notes a dramatic demonstration where Japanese made signal flares were used to signal a breach in defense systems. The display involved a squadron of American troops firing back as Japanese scrap were captured and recaptured in the scuffle.
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Denver
Lowery
Japan
Namesake Bates meets Bates at naval office in Pittsburgh
Meadville editor Robert Bates, 33, newly in the navy, is welcomed by Robert Bates, 23, of Lansing, Michigan, a second class German, at the naval procurement office in Pittsburgh. They are not related.
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Meadville, Pa
INS
Robert Bates
Meadville
Navy
Naval Procurement Office
Pittsburgh
Lansing
Mich
Army flyer crashes into bridge during leave drive
Filbert Arbagast, an army flyer, had spent many hours in the air without incident but while returning from leave he dozed at the wheel, crashed his car into a bridge and was hospitalized.
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Winfield, Pa
INS
Filbert Arbagast
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Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
Arch
Llege
Head
Ghling
Haan
Erttace
Pacemaker
20Th Century Club
Mr. Braden
DAC
Richardson's
Coats
Boy
Aslarge
Seerouchee
Samuel Hyman
Jeweler
South Main Street
Rayon
A.ny
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