Point Girl Scout Council Plans Open House and Senior Scout Recognition
At the March meeting the Point Girl Scout Council approved an April open house in the recreation room with a yearlong exhibit by Scouts. Plans discussed for senior Scouts readying for high school and college. committee reports urged registration month for white Scout troops and formation of troop committees. Training courses were announced including a Montreal course April 11-18. two members to attend. Council approved funds to finish the basement recreation room. About twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Rters
Alexander
C. F. Carroll
D. T. Yow
D. E. Caudle
Montreal
Oyropers
Tger
Sam Tobias
Mabel Burnett
High Point Tuber Association Dinner Meeting and YWCA Events
Calendar lists 6 30 P M dinner for High Point Tuber Association at the ton hotel with Dr R L Carr from Winston Salem as guest. At 7 30 P M the YWCA board meeting and guest speaker Metta May Mitchell. 2 P M Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club at Country Club. USO service men dance at Y M C A at 7 P M with an informal party. Sunday events include YWCA clubs and USO supper at Adams Me Building from 7 P M onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
High Point Tuber Association
Ton Hotel
R. L. Carr
Winston-Salem
Diof
Metta May Mitchell
Emerywood Duiente Bridge Club
Country Club
USO
Y. M.C. Aum
YWCA
Adams Me
Y W C A Industrial Committee Hears Conference Report
At the monthly YWCA Industrial committee meeting in the Adams Memorial building reports from the Greensboro mid winter conference for industrial girls were shared by delegates Miss Shirley Dorsett and Mrs Leta Anderson. They discussed cutting the pattern for work and personal items amid a banquet speech by Guilford College official Mrs Clyde A Milner and a panel on national service activities. Tea and refreshments followed as a new member, Mrs Taylor Simpson, joined the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Committee
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
Industrial Girls
Greensboro
Ralph Parker
Industrial Department
Shirley Dorsett
Leta Anderson
Key L. Barkley
WCMC
Clyde A. Milner
Guilford College
Miss Landau
S. Saunders
Dea “Industrial
Lee W. Sprinkle
Woman's Press
Taylor. Simpson
Miss Wagner Named to Furman Dean's List
Margie Wagner of High Point is among 170 students on Furman University's dean's honor list in Greenville South Carolina for the first semester. Students on the list must maintain a B average or higher in all subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wagner
AF Furman University
Greenville
S. C
Margie Wagner
High Point
Rman University
Women hear Alaska pictures at Thomasville club meeting
Coke Cecil of High Point presented Alaska photographs to the Thomasville Woman's Club at Elliott Drive. New officers were elected led by Mrs. C. L. White Jr. as president. The club voted to donate forty dollars to the Red Cross and social hour followed with bridge games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Coke Cecil
High Point
Thomasville Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Alaska
Cecil
M. T. Lambeth
C. L. White
Kate Norment
White
Fred Gray
Romulus
Tomtein
Ben Harris
Robert Rapp
Sallie McCracken
J. C. Pennington
County Medical Auxiliary Elects Local Officers
The Guilford County Medical Society Ladies Auxiliary elected a new slate at a joint dinner with the Medical Society at Saint Mary's Parish House. President elect is Mrs. Herbert Ogburn with others from High Point including S. Saunders as vice president Leath as secretary and Marvin Slate as treasurer. Dr. George Harrell delivered the illustrated lecture. The next meeting will be the first Thursday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Society
The
Medical Society
Saint Mary's Epischurch
F. R. Taylor
Herbert Ogburn
Greensboro
High Point
S. 5. Saunders
McLean B. Leath
Marvin Slate
George Harrell
Bowman Gray Medical School
Concert Group To Meet Tuesday
The High Point Community Concertation will meet Tuesday afternoon March 7 at 4 30 in the Sheraton ballroom announced by Mrs C F Tomlinson. At least 15 Liberty ships are needed to move an armored division overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Sheraton Ballroom
C. F. Tomlinson
Listen World by Elsie Robinson on women’s postwar desires
A reader asks what place women should want after the war and argues happiness and independence come from personal action. The essay counters romantic fantasies, asserts women are people first, and invites others to share their plans or views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith G. Sorenson
Unionport Road West Farms
N. Y
Local News Briefs on Recoveries and Visits
Mrs. J F Wood leaves Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro for home on High Point route one after a weeklong stay. Capt E J Phibbs Jr returns from 24 months overseas to visit parents on Lindsay street. Mr and Mrs A A York return to their old C C Camp road suburban home after wintering in Florida. Mrs Dora Harris moved to 226 Monthew avenue from High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit. Mr and Mrs T J Gold back on Hillcrest drive after a month in California with son S Sgt Robert Gold at Oroville and other cities. Odell W Brown confined to Richardson Street home after several days illness. Miss Bret Lee convalescing after emergency appendectomy at Boulevard unit. Miss Martha Nealin improving after a few days illness at home. Mrs G C Brinson improving at Charlotte Memorial Hospital and now able to see visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wood
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
High Point Route One
E. J. Phibbs, Jr
Ge Phibbs
E. J. Phibbs
Lindsay Street
Capt. Phibbs
Armed Forces
H. M. Pirtle
Montgomery
Ala
Mrs.a. A. York
C. C. Camp Road
Florida
Dora Harris
Monthew Avenue
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
T. J. Gold
Hillcrest Drive
California
Robert Gold
Oroville
Calif
Sgt
Gold
Army Air Base
Bret Lee
J. A. Lee
Carr Street
High Point Memorial Hos
G. C. Brinson
Forest Avenue
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Senior Hi Given Musical Treat by Mrs Strickland
Mrs Ernestine Strickland presented an organ concert at the senior high school stage this morning. Her Paul Manning program from last night sparked strong demand from faculty and students prompting a second performance with generous applause and two encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Strickland
Ernestine Strickland
Plane Production Reaches 350 a Day in February Boost
Aircraft output rose to 350 planes per day in February with emphasis on heavier and longer range models. The Aircraft Production Board's chairman Charles E. Wilson said total output was 29 planes below January, but tonnage delivered to service rose four percent, offsetting the count decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles FE. Wilson
Aircraft Production Board
Sedgefield Hunt Adjusts Start Times and Breakfast Hosts
The notice changes start times from ten to 9 30 a m for five morning hunts at Sedgefield, starting from Adams Farm and followed by breakfast hosted by Mr and Mrs Meitner and LeRoy Briggs. Additional live hunts are planned at 3 o clock on March 9 and March 16, with March 18 starting at Adams Farm at 9 30 a m and breakfast hosted by Mr and Mrs Shirley Hurt at their Sedgefield home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Adams Farm
Aich
Shirley 5
Hurt
Birth of Jean Carol Kimrey in High Point
Mr and Mrs W M Kimrey of High Point route three announce the birth of a daughter Jean Carol on Wednesday March 1 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Carol Kimrey
W. M. Kimrey
High Point Route Three
Jean Carol
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs Metcalfe Shown Honor At Greensboro Party
Mrs George E McCain hosted a Greensboro party to honor Mrs Bruce A Metcalfe formerly Julia Fay Selliff with guests including Miss Dorothy Connor and Mrs Jake Steele. Prizes recognized high scores in bridge and rummy, gifts honored each honoree, and a reception followed with wedding motif decor and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. McCain
Walker Avenue
Greensboro
Bruce A. Metcalfe
Julia Fay Selliff
Dorothy Connor
St. Louis
Jake Steele
High Point
Wilmington
Metcalfe
Robbie O'Connor
John Bosman
Richard Hargett
DAR Elects New State Officers at Raleigh
The North Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected Mrs. M. Walton Byers of Durham as vice regent. Other officers include Mrs. Louis G. Stephens of Dunn recording secretary, Mrs. Hubert G. Patterson of Albemarle registrar, and Mrs. George F. Dillard of Draper librarian. New directors named are Mrs. Benjamin Wyche of Charlotte district three, Mrs. Susan Williams of Mount district eight, and Mrs. E. S. Yarborough of Durham district six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
M. Walton Byers
Durham
Louis G. Stephens
Dunn
Hubert G. Patterson
Albemarle
George F. Dillard
Draper
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
Susan Williams
Mount
E. S. Yarborough
Rebekahs Confer Degree Tonight At West Commerce Hall
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will confer the degree this evening at 7 30 at the hall on West Commerce Street. Officers club members met at Mrs W F Kent’s home last night with Mrs T O Whittington presiding over routine business. A social hour followed with refreshments for twelve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah
West Commerce Street
Rebekah Lodge
W. F. Kent
T. O. Whittington
Brakeman Elmer Badgett Dies in Rail Yard Accident
Elmer Thomas Badgett, 40, a Southern Railway brakeman from Winston-Salem, was killed when pinned between two rails while switching rails in a yard yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Elmer Thomas Badgett
Southern Railway
Rickets Prevention and Vitamin D Sources in Infancy
Dr. Clendening explains rickets as a preventable bone disease from Vitamin D deficiency. Sunlight and cod liver oil are emphasized, with dosing guidance, plus notes on irradiated milk and seasonal risk in temperate zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viena de Aetekarmne
Tropics
C.E.D
Clendening
Finnish Children Evacuated by Train to Finland's Neighbor
Finnish radio reports 5000 children evacuated by train across the frontier to a neighboring country as of today. Authorities caution ongoing transfers may continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Finland
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Out Council
Jayne
Americas
Justing
Dept
Lady Endicott
Lexington
Mary Lou Ellis
Bridge
Wellona
Clarice Rose
Margaret McLeod
Vera Dixon
Ts Who
Barbara Weir
Clara Harrison
Vira Clodfelter
Vann Stringfield
Ed Kirksey
Dewey
Josephine
Morganton
Beulah Norment
Winfield Blackwell
Kate
C. F. Lambeth
Blackwell
Navy
Marcia Black
County Medical Auxiliary
RED Cross
Elsie Robinson
Eve
Odell W. Brown
Richardson Street
Martha Nealin
Sunset Drive
Heinz Mustare
DAR
New State
Raleigh
Rebekahs
Lizzie Gooch
Logan Clendening, M. D. Is
Dr. Clendening
Reddy
Duke Power Company
Piedmont-Carolinas
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