Ex-President Hoover Urges Tighter Food Regulation
Former U.S. president Herbert Hoover urged stronger domestic food controls to combat hunger abroad, calling the nation a real food administrator and suggesting the culture secretary should curb livestock feeding when famine looms overseas. A New York zoological note adds a baby gibbon leaving its mother to explore early.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Herbert Clark Hoover
Thena
Anderson
New York
The foremost sail of a ship is tallied the jib
A brief nautical note records the tallying of the jib at the ship’s foremost sail, noting its status and importance in rigging and seamanship.
YMCA Membership Drive Progress Reported
The Carl Chavis MCA membership drive launched Monday night February 25 and is progressing. General chairman G. W. McCorkle urges the Blues and Reds leaders H. L. White and James Barr to bring captains and workers to a YMCA meeting Monday night March 4 for a first week report.
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YMCA
Carl Chavis
MCA
G. W. McCorkle
Blues and Reds
H. L. White
James Barr
Leonard Street School Hosts A T College Choral Society
The Leonard Street School will present the A T College Choral Society of Greensboro in recital on March 14 at the Wm Penn High School Auditorium. The chorus of fifty mixed voices is conducted by Coleridge A Braithwaite. The Leonard Street School PTA meeting is March 5 at 8 PM with an address by Mrs J B Dobson president City PTA Council. The Grade Mothers meet with Mrs Dorothy Libe March 5 at 4 PM to discuss tickets for cake traffic. Girl Scouts from troops 8 26 43 and 44 visited troop 25 for a Valentine party February 14 exchanging gifts lapel pins and sharing homemaking activities.
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Leonard Street
A&t College Choral Society of
Greensboro
Wm. Penn High School
Coleridge A. Braithwaite
Leonard St. School
PTA
J. B. Dobson
PTA Council
Dorothy Li
St. Tay
Girl Scouts of
Girl Scout Troop
Yad seut Club lists donations for civic projects
The club reported contributions from this year's project totaling $290. The Point Hospital building fund received $200, the Wm. Penn High School Girls basketball team received $70 for warm-up jackets, and $20 went to the Day Nursery at Daniel Brooks Homes.
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Yadseut Club
the _ Point Hospital
Wm. Penn High School
Daniel Brooks
Anniversary programs mark Rev Mason's service in High Point
Today at 11 a.m. Mrs. F B Mason delivers a Junior church message. At 3 p.m. Rev E L Kirby of Mt Zion Baptist Reidsville speaks. Monday at 8 p.m. speakers include Mrs Sallie Heake Daisy Nixon F B Mason Edgar Leake and C W Robinson. Buncomb Baptist and Temple Memorial join in honoring Rev F R Mason. Public invited.
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F. B. Mason
E. L. Kirby
Mt. Zion Baptist
Reidsville
Usher Board
Sallie Heake
Daisy Nixon
Edgar Leake
C. W. Robinson
F. R. Mason
Buncomb Baptist
Temple Memorial
High Point
YMCA Activities and Meetings Urged for Boys and Board
YMCA clubs are urged to maintain attendance with regular meetings. Gra-Y Boys from Fairview Street and Leonard Street School are asked to meet at the Y on Tuesday and Thursday respectively for games and activities. The YMCA basketball team is to reconvene Monday, and the Board of Directors will meet Friday night for annual reports and business matters.
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YMCA
Gra-Y
Fairview Street
Leonard Street School
Barter’s Athletic Club of
Greensboro
William Penn
Ymca Board of Directors
Nursery school fee change and community support noted
A Saturday notice states Daniel Brooks Nursery will charge 3.00 per week per child starting Monday. It thanks donors who aid operations and urges parents to note the new rate as the school continues under private supervision led by Mrs. F. L. Ashe and Mrs. L. B. Haizlip.
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Daniel Brooks Nursery School
F. L. Ashe
L. B. Haizlip
Missionary Circle Meeting at Emmanuel Baptist Church
The Missionary circle of Emmanuel Baptist Church meets Monday night with Mrs. Charlotte Hope on Pearson Street. Members are urged to attend.
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Missionary Circle
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Charlotte Hope
Pearson St
United Club Meeting Set by Hostess Cora Bailey
The United Club will meet on Friday March 3 at 9 p m with Miss Cora Lee Bailey as hostess at 1317 East Washington Street.
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United Club
Cora Lee Bailey
E. Washington St
Missionary Circle Meeting Set at Vernon Baptist Church
The Missionary Circle of Vernon Baptist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 PM at the church. President Mrs Kelia Sutton urges all members to attend.
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Vernon Baptist Church
Kelia Sutton
Willing Workers meet hosted by Mrs Brevard in Mt Vernon
Mrs Carrie Brevard hosted the Mt Vernon Willing Workers meeting with Arlese Lemons presiding and Mrs Millie Elliott as guest speaker. Members named include Cordelia Gaines Lula Grissom Esther Cullins Winnie Miller Josephine Ginyard Edna Armstrong Lola Freeman and others. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Josephine Ginyard at 607 Grave St to plan the 13th anniversary and sermon by Rev I L Kearse of Winston.
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Carrie Brevard
Mt. Vernon
Arlese Lemons
Millie Elliott
Mesdames Cordelia Gaines
Lula Grissom
Esther Cullins
Winnie Miller
Josephine Ginyard
Edna Armstrong
Lola Freeman
Mattie Atkins
Parthenia Hill
Lillie Price
Mamie Davis
Naniel Dowell
Annie Jones
Flora Brewer
Ammie Marie
Lenna Sullivan
Ada Querry
Annie Boger
Willie Elliott
Lillian Hobson
Mattie Miller
Ora Heath
Katherine Caldwell
Messrs
George Lemons
Doak Williams
Grave St
I. L. Kearse
Winston
AY PARTY HONORS VALLEE FAIR AT Underhill Ave
William Fair hosted a birthday party for his wife Mrs Vallee Fair at his Underhill Avenue home on February 14 with Valentine themed decorations. Local guests included Mr and Mrs Charlie Harris Mr and Mrs Wade Gibson and many others. out of town guests were Mrs Robert Swinson Mrs Carl Jones and Sgt Eddie Brooks.
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William Fair
Vallee Fair
Underhill Ave
Valentine
Charlie Harris
Wade Gibson
Jessie Derr
Thomas Fair
James Gray
Jessie Smitherman
Bunny Jay
Florence Brown
Eva Tyson
Rosa Gaddy
Cora Lee Bailey
Emma Griffin
Ida Griffin
Mamie Graves
June Ingram
Ed Allen
James Derr
Thurman Gibson
Garfield Gibson
Henry Motley
Johnnie Motley
James McNeil
Buster Spencer
Robert Swinson
Carl Jones
Helen Cotten
Eddie Brooks
John Rogers
John Barr
Jessie Rogers
Club Elects Officers for Pastors Aid at First Baptist
The Pastors Aid of the First Baptist church elected officers: President Mrs. Etta Harriss Vice President Mrs. Cornelia McRae Second Vice President Mrs. Hattie Davis Secretary Miss Rosetta Hamilton Assistant Secretary Mrs. Alberta Ke no Treasurer Mrs. Margaret Simmons Mrs. Blanche Guy Sick committee chairman and reporter Mrs. Neelie Morrison M. C. White guest speaker from the deacon board.
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Pastors Aid
The
First Baptist Church
Etta Harriss
Cornelia McRae
Hattie Davis
Rosetta Hamilton
Aas
Alberta Keno
Margaret Simmons
Blanche Guy
Neelie Morrison
M. C. White
The Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Baptist
The Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church undertakes a fundraising drive to support overseas missions and local church outreach activities, inviting members to contribute through meetings and events.
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Missionary Meeting
The
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Baptist
Church Meeting Scheduled At 7 30 Monday
A church will convene at the church on Monday at 7 30. Members are expected to attend and participate in the session.
Criterion Bridge Club Sees Jewelry Prizes For Winners
The Criterion Bridge Club met at Miss Clara Raper's home on Thursday for four progressions bridge games. High scorers were Mr. Angeline Rhinehardt and Gladys Gilreath, who won jewelry. Mrs. Lattie Simpson received consolation. Next meeting set for January 14 with Mrs. Rhinehardt.
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Criterion Bridge Club
Clara Raper
Angeline Rhinehardt
Gladys Gilreath
Lattie Simpson
YWCA CLUB OFFICERS NAMED FOR new term
The Business and Professional Women's club elected officers on Wednesday led by President Mrs L B Haizlip and Vice president Mrs Ida Harriss. Additional posts include Secretary Mrs Catherine Brevard Treasurer Mrs Ora Martin and other roles such as Sick Committee Reporter Mrs W B Barnes Program Chairman Mrs M Blackburn and Social Chairman Mrs Ruth Brooks.
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Ywca Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
L. B. Haizlip
Ida Harriss
Catherine Brevard
Flossie Ashe
Ora Martin
Vernell Leake
Cora Lee Robinson
Ashe
W. B. Barnes
M. Blackburn
Ruth Brooks
E. P. Wilson
Rocking Chair Contest Entries Close at First Baptist Church
The Rocking Chair Contest ends Monday March 4 at 9 p m. Participants should gather at the church at 8 30 p m for check in and seating tonight.
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First Baptist Church
Household of Ruth Plans March Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
The Household of Ruth will meet Wednesday March 6 at 8 p m at the Odd Fellows Hall. Members are urged to be present.
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Needle Craft Club
Eens
C. N. Parham
Underhill Ave
Ruth
Odd Fellows Hall
Gospel Singers Perform Across Town Churches
Mt Olive Gospel Singers sing at Oak Grove Baptist Church at 3 p m. today. The Spiritual Singers and Henry Boys perform at Emmanuel Baptist Church at 8 p m. tonight. The Daniel Brooks Singers appear at St Mathews Holiness Church at 8 p m. The Calvary Gospel Singers perform at Seventh Day Adventist Church at 5 p m today and at Friendship Baptist at 8 p m.
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Mt. Olive Gospel Singers
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Spiritual Singers
Henry Boys
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Daniel Brooks
St. Mathews Holiness Church
Calvary Gospel Singers
7Th Day Adventist Church
Friendship Baptist
Personal notes mark service homecoming and hospital visits
Corporal Joseph Mack returns home from the Pacific and receives an honorable discharge from the army. Mrs. Mary Lyerly returns to Philadelphia after visiting friends here. Mrs. Gene Bowden is improving at High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs. Gertha Brower of Carthage, daughter of Talina Scales, is a patient at High Point Memorial hospital.
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Joseph Mack
Pacific
Mary Lyerly
Philadelphia
Gene Bowden
High Point Memorial Hospital
Gertha Brower
Carthage
Talina Scales
Brooks Memorial Choir Sings at Mars Hill Church
The Brooks Memorial Choir will perform at 3 p.m. today at Mars Hill Holiness Church. The public is invited to attend.
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Mars Hill
Alumnae Meeting Planned by Greensboro College Group
A regional gathering of Woman's College of Greensboro alumnae was scheduled in Charlotte. About 125 former students registered for the meeting today.
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Charlotte
Woman's College of Greensboro
Butterflies Seen With Far Sight At Five Foot Range
Report notes butterflies may see motion up to five or six feet away, labeling them among the most far-sighted insects. Observers describe keen peripheral awareness and rapid response to nearby movement.
Davidson's President in Missouri Honors Visit by Truman and Churchill
Davidson College President John R. Cunningham travels to Westminster College Fulton Missouri for the March 5 ceremony honoring President Truman and Winston Churchill. He will join the academic procession receive honorary degrees and Churchill is to speak in the Westminster gymnasium following a city parade.
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Davidson
John R. Cunningham
Davidson College
Atestminster College
Fulton
Truman
Winston Churchill
Westminster
Cunningham
Churchill
Franc L. McCluer
Harry Vaughn
The
Missouri College
Williamsburg
John Findley Green Foundation
Westminster Gymnasium
Many Vets AWOL In European Theater Report
About 6,000 American soldiers in the European theater are absent without leave and at the peak AWOL figures reached 15. The army headquarters provided the latest tally as of today.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Army Headquarters
Greenwich Voters Weigh Referendum on UN Headquarters Site
Greenwich residents vote today in a social referendum on the United Nations proposal to base a permanent headquarters in parts of the town. The plan would affect about one third of Greenwich territory, home to many upper income residents.
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Greenwich
Conn
United Nations Organization
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