Plans for North Carolina W M U Annual Session
Final plans are under way for the forty ninth annual session of the Woman s Missionary Union of North Carolina auxiliary to the Baptist State Convention. The meeting at Green Street church begins Tuesday and closes Thursday with about twelve hundred attending.
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Woman's Missionary Union
North Carolina
Baptist State Convention
Green Street
H. A. Knight
Spe
Ning
F. W. Strong
Plattsburg
Irene Han
East St. Louis
Ill
Ames E. Maddry
Richmond
Peter Hamlett
J. Clyde Turner
Greensboro
Woman's Missionary Union of North Carolina
Green Street Church
State W. M. A. Head First Church Event
Speakers include Miss Jane Knight Miss Iris Almond Neil Morgan Lewis Hill Jenkins and Dick Morton from state churches James Wilson of this city with Mrs S L Morgan Jr of Clinton as principal speaker.
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First Church
Jane Knight
Iris Almond
Neil Morgan
Lewis Hill Jenkins
Dick Morton
James Wilson
This City
S. L. Morgan, Jr
Clinton
Oriana Scott Engaged Honor Shower Shared Here
Claude Cline entertained a large group at Cedron Avenue last evening honoring Miss Oriana Scott whose engagement to Harold Jer was announced. the event included gardenias, a lingerie shower, and a buffet with American beauty roses, featuring guests from Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Cline
Mber
Cedron Avenue
Oriana Scott
Harold Jer
Misa Scott
Mary Ruth Doris Sutton
Ernest
Greensboro
Clark
Billie Bundy
Town
Margaret and
Rachel Everhart
Iville
Elizabeth Nell Bulla
Helen Bulla
Aide Callahan
An Lohr
New Stroupe Named Secretary for Girl Scout Council
The Enterprise corrects yesterday's report naming Grady V. Stroupe as secretary. Mrs Geddie Strickland was announced in error as the new corresponding secretary. Stroupe was elected to the office.
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G. V. Stroupe
New ‘Esponding Secretary
Girl Scout Council
Geddie Strickland
Grady V. Stroupe
Live Yers Re-Elect Miss Elizabeth Ellis Club President
The Live Y ers club met at the YWCA and re elected Elizabeth Ellis to the presidency for six months. Grace Simpson was chosen vice president, Mary Whitely secretary, Hulda Whitely treasurer, Hazel Wright program chairman, Clarice Osborne assistant program chairman, and Maude Burrows and Ellen Jensen as council members. About a dozen members attended and discussed the recent benefit bridge party's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ellis
Grace Simpson
Mary Whitely
Hulda Whitely
Hazel Wright
Clarice Osborne
Maude Burrows
WMU Convention Chairman Sets Sunday Planning Meet
Mrs. H. A. Knight, general chair, has called a 1:45 Sunday meeting of all WMU chairmen and committee members to finalize plans for the annual Womans Missionary Union meeting. The session will be in Green Street Baptist Church main auditorium, where the WMU will convene next week.
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Exere
Clyde Turner
Greensboro
Nettle Hatcner Hoge
Osboro
Green Street Church
Currin
Raleigh
State Young People's Prization
Rachel Tabor Ofan
Greens
Y. W
H. A. Knight
Woman's Missionary Union
Green Street Baptist Church
McDonald Drops Bid for Winston-Salem Mayor
Dr. Ralph W. McDonald, Democratic governor hopeful in 1936, announced he would not seek election as mayor of Winston-Salem.
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Winston Salem
Ralph W. McDonald
Winston-Salem
Girl Scout Rally Marks Cookie Sale Start at Paramount
Fourteen city Girl Scout troops gather at the Paramount Theatre to launch the cookie sale. The drive runs through March 18 with all troops expected to attend and participate in activities.
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Paramount Theatre
Paramount Theater
Royster Tucker
Chicago
Ill
National
Girl Scout Organization
Household Arts Club Hostess Fetes Members At Womble Home
Mrs. J. H. Womble hosted a Household Arts Club gathering at the Arbordale drive residence with president C. F. Grissom presiding. The program included needle work memory contest and an ice course, with Faye Dodamead and daughter assisting, and a green white St Patrick theme highlighted by jonquil accents.
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J. H. Womble
Household Arts Club
Earl Womble
Arbordale Drive
C. F. Grissom
Mesdames C. F. Ellington
Sam Dutton
W. D. Sale, Jr
N. E. Russell
Fred L. Ingram
T. G. Shelton
J. R. Montgomery
Ritualistic Talk Highlights Women Of Moose Program
Mrs Rheta Webber led a March 1 Women of the Moose program on Our Obligation urging members to keep the chapter goals in mind. Speakers spoke on Faith Hope and Charity with duets by Mrs Lillian OConnor and Miss Artis Caudle and the nine oclock ceremony observed. Plans were finalized for a benefit dance at the Thomasville Womans Club on March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheta Webber
Women of the Moose
Webber
America
Effie Bambalis
Amy Forward
Mabel Beeson
Elolise Jones
Cowboy Jack
Lillian O'Connor
Artis Caudle
Willard Evans
Thomasville Woman's Club
Local Residents Return Home From Short Trips
Mae Kirkman returned to her West Broad street home at noon after a week in Enterprise Alabama visiting Ne Harrison Annice Harrison and friends. Gloria Ilderton moved from Burrus Memorial hospital to her West College drive home today with improved condition. Mrs C H Williard recovered enough to leave Burrus Memorial hospital for her Lindale Farm home.
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Mae Kirkman
West Broad Street
Enterprise
Ala
Annice Harrison
Gloria Ilderton
West College Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. H. Williard
Lindale Farm
New Slate Of YWCA Officers At Greensboro College
Greensboro College students elected officers for the campus three major groups. Installation will occur this month. The YWCA president Carey Atkins from High Point is named alongside treasurer Mary Susan Woodell and other leaders across the student association athletic association and YWCA with posts held by Margaret Anderson and Whitmer Gurley among others.
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Greensboro College
Margaret Anderson
Asheville
Dorothy Plank
Kings Mountain
Ruth Slocumb
Goldsboro
Veleska Pegram
Winston-Salem
Anne Exum
Fremont
Sadie Wolfe
Mount Airy
Helen Harkrader
Greensboro
Athletic Association
Jewel Clifton
Faison
Grace Clare Taylor
Morehead City
Frances Smathers
Frances Lister
Weeksville
Emma Muse Burns
Carthage
Young Women’s Christian Association
Whitmer Gurley
Windsor
Carey Atkins
High Point
Majelle Morris
Salisbury
Sara Hill
Kinston
Mary Susan Woodell
Smithfield
Trial Continues in Kinston Despite Juror Death
In Kinston on March 3 the death of juror Clarence A. Bogey a 49 year old war veteran did not halt a $25 000 damage suit in superior court The trial continued with 11 jurors by agreement keeping the proceedings moving despite the loss.
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Kinston
Clarence A. Bogey
Japan and Italy Record Over Twenty Seven Thousand Quakes
Japan and Italy have each experienced more than 27 000 earthquakes in the last fifty years. The figures highlight seismic activity in two major regions and prompt ongoing monitoring by geoscience agencies.
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Japan
Italy
Initiatory Rites Held For Seven In High Point Eastern Star
High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star held an initiation Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple with Ruth Williams presiding as worthy matron. Seven new members received rites: Mrs Ruby Gregory, Grace Wood, Inez Campen, Pauline Sawyers, Mrs Pauline Johnson, Mrs Ethel May Carpenter and C J Johnson.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ruth Williams
Ruby Gregory
Grace Wood
Inez Campen
Pauline Sawyers
Pauline Johnson
Ethel May Carpenter
C. J. Johnson
Nine Woman's College students to speak at Washington and Lee
Miss Susannah Thomas announces a deputation from Woman's College of the University of North Carolina to Lexington Virginia. The program Sunday evening March 5 will address Work Play Love and Worship Four Phases of Life with speakers Mary Elizabeth Purvis Elinor Henderson Betsy Wharton Dorothy Rosseland Mamie Grace Smith Sophia Taplin Beth White Roberta Hardee. The group departs Greensboro Saturday morning and will be hosted by Washington and Lee students for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia
Woman’s College
Susannah Thomas
Wadesboro
Mary Elizabeth Purvis
Salisbury
Elinor Henderson
Hickory
Betsy Wharton
Roberta Hardee
Durham
Washington and Lee
Miss Ada Osborne Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
A surprise birthday party for Miss Ada Osborne was held at her residence 1015 East Green Street on a Wednesday with Miss Alice Osborne hosting. Guests included Vera Anderson Mary R Kimrey Pete Underwood Delma Hill Bonnie Morton Dorothy Osborne Ray Lawson Earl Myers Poker James Oscar Lee Cooke Buddy Bowman Harold Kimsey Stanley Osborne Jim Lyerly Claude Miller Herbert Greene Howard Kearns Dexter Byerly N E Snider Jr Stanley Wells and Jim Hawshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Osborne
East Green Street
Alice Osborne
Thomasville Road
Stanley Osborne
Jim Lyerly
Claude Miller
Herbert Greene
Howard Kearns
Dexter Byerly
N. E. Snider, Jr
Stanley Wells
Jim Hawshaw
City to consider 15 to 25 percent cut in electric rates
Gastonia March 3. City Manager Harry Rutter said the city council was considering reducing municipal electric rates by 15 to 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Harry Rutter
Protests Over Electric Fence In Tientsin Concessions
United States, British, and French officials in Tientsin protested Japanese plans to electrify the barrier around foreign concessions. They warned the live wire fence could endanger nationals in the British French Italian and Japanese zones. No specific concessions were named in the diplomatic outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
United States
New ton Merchants' Banquet to Feature Chamber Secretary
James Coad secretary of the Hickory Chamber of Commerce will be the principal speaker at the Newton Merchants Association annual banquet on Wednesday night in Newton.
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Newton
James Coad
Hickory Chamber of Commerce
Newton Merchants’ Association
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter and Eggs
Chicago prices show butter at 693 729 with firmer creamery extras and firsts graded 90 91 with other lines 88 89 and 2414 25. standards 90 centralized carrots 254 43. eggs at 13 808 with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Kilbourne to speak at VMI alumni meeting in Charlotte
Major General Charles E Kilbourne will address a Virginia Military Institute alumni gathering in Charlotte tonight. Kilbourne, the U S Army academy superintendent, will headline the event as graduates convene for the evening program.
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V. M. I. Grads
Charlotte
Charles E. Kilbourne
U. S. Army
Virginia Military Academy
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Moffitt's
North Main Street
Girl Scout Rally _ Tomorrow
E. A. McGhee
Morris Street
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial M. P
Margaret Halstead
Barker Street
Lebanon
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Honolulu
Eleanor Powell
Robert Young
Center Theatre
C. E
Sophia Taplin
Woman's College
Lexington, Va
J. S
Merchant's Speaker
Woodbury
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MAGIC
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