College Student Discusses India Before Utopian Study Club Here
Mrs. J. I. Groome hosted the Utopian Study Club at 113 Hillcrest Drive as Jack Minnis a High Point College sophomore spoke on India. He described life standards and the caste system, religion in politics, and Gandhi’s rise to power in 1914, noting his use of love and religious influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Groome
Hillcrest Drive
Jack Minnis
High Point College
India
Minnis
Mahatma
Gandhi
Mesdames
Bb. Bonner
Rodney Snow
Herman Smith
Harry Alexander
Arthur Kirkman
Valette Harris
Roland Holton
P. Y. Adams
Lawrence Matton
Mrs Carroll Discusses Stalin For Mid Week Study Club
Mrs Carroll delivered an informative talk on Joseph Stalin at the March meeting of the Mid Week Study Club hosted by Mrs A Eshelman on Johnson Street. She compared Stalin to Leon Trotsky, noted his limited schooling and rise to power, and referenced Time magazine calling him man of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
J. M. Millikan
C. F. Carroll, Jr
J. A. Marsh
Carroll
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Health Round Table At High Point Womans Club
Dr. R A Herring led a health program for the March meeting of the High Point Business and Professional Women's Club with a Q and A on the health department where Herring is director. Xanie Stowe chaired the event and introduced Dr Herring who discussed disease treatment and local health operations. The meeting opened with a collect led by Mrs Ann Russell and included a song and the first issue of the club bulletin prepared by Mrs Ori ana B James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwatel
A. Levine
Interac
Xanie Stowe
Dr. Herring
Ques
Ann Russell
Frances Casey
Corot
America
Oriana B. James
Women's Christian Service League
M. T. Lambeth
Lee F. Tuttle
J. A. J. Farrington
Winson-Salem
High Point C E Union Sets Spring Banquet with Miss Endeavorer Picks
The High Point Christian Endeavor Union completes plans for the Spring banquet at Archdale Friends Church on Friday March 19. Rev. Harold Hadley will be toastmaster and music by the Springfield quartet.个
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Archdale Friends Church
Harold Hadley
Springfield Quartet
Christian Endeavor Society
High Point Endeavorer
Florence Montgomery
Doris Swaim
Lebanon Society
Maxine Burge
Cornelia Ann Hodgin
Archdale Society
Edith Summer
Springfield
Kathleen Kennedy
Welch Memorial
State Christian Endeavor Convention
High Point
Lebanon Method Church
Eldora Hayworth
Marmola Pills Promise Easy Weight Loss for Thyroid-Linked Fat
An advertisement assures fat individuals that slimming without starvation is possible if excess fat is due to thyroid deficiency. It urges sensible eating and Marmola tablets per label and warns Marmola is not a cure-all. Readers are advised to consult a physician if unsure about treatment.
Sugar-Saving Tested Cookies From Home Economics Lab
Recipe notes from a Citizens Service Corps project describe sugar saving cookies tested in a local high school lab with third year home economics students. Ingredients include light brown sugar, molasses, shortening, egg, flour, cinnamon, cloves, salt, soda, baking powder, oats, and raisins. Cookies bake at 375 degrees for about 12 minutes and yield about two dozen large or 2 3 dozen medium cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutrition Committee
Citizens Service Corps
Lidice P. Hortom
Home Mission Study to Be Held at Green Street Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Green Street Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM to study They Need Not Go Away a home mission book. John Maides a ministerial student at High Point College will conduct the session and all youth groups are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Green Street Baptist Church
John Maides
High Point College
W.M.S
West Emerywood Garden Club hears Mrs Yarborough
The West Emerywood Garden Club met at Rockford Road with host Mrs Charles L Kearns. Mrs N P Yarborough presented a program on canning outlining methods and recipes and led a round table discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Emerywood Garden Club
Mrs. Yarborough
Charles L. Kearns
Rockford Road
N. P. Yarborough
Yarborough
C. T. Ingram, Jr
O. P. Moffitt
Garden Study Club plans war work at April May meetings
The Garden Study Club met at Mrs. W. P. Bivins home on Montlieu Avenue and voted to work at Red Cross Surgical Dressing Rooms in April and May. Members heard talks on iris culture gladiolas annuals and canned vegetables. Ten members attended with Mrs. J W VanLoan presiding in place of the absent president Mrs Charles Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
W. P. Biven
Montlieu Avenue
Red Cross Surgical
Bivins
Iris
M. Z. Perkinson
Joe Walser, Jr
20th Century Study Club Hears War Talk
The Twentieth Century Study Club met at Mrs. W. W. Gluyas home for a luncheon and program. Mrs. Don Conrad spoke on the Pacific War to Date, outlining United Nations strategic points and other up-to-date facts. Dinner was served at an attractively arranged table. Attendees included Mesdames Conrad Henderson Koonts Mc Callum Risen Thomas and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gluyas
Twentieth Century Study Club
Don Conrad
United Nations
Mesdames Conrad
E. D. Henderson
Henry Koonts
Marionette Show Delights Junior High Audience
A marionette presentation of the Prince and the Pauper attracted a large, enthusiastic group of children at the junior high school under the Junior Service League. The show featured lifelike puppets and bright performances, drawing applause as it concluded with a happy ending. It also played Tuesday at William Penn High School for a Black student audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Willis H. Slane
Prince
William Penn High School
Home Front OPA May Bring Stereotyped Sweater Girl
A NEA report notes OPA plans to simplify knitted outerwear cutting frills and focusing on utilitarian garments to conserve materials and labor. It warns laundry services face fuel oil and manpower shortages and suggests housewives use oilcloth placemats and paper napkins to stretch supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Ann France Wilson
NEA
Washington
WPB
Thomasville Woman's Club elects new officer slate
The Thomasville Woman's Club met on Wednesday at the Elliott Drive clubhouse to elect a new officer slate led by nominating chairwoman Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson. The president, Mrs. Claborne Pennington, begins a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Claiborne Pennington
Red Cross
Women Of Moose To Meet Tonight at New Hall
The Women of the Moose hold their regular meeting tonight at 315 North Main Street Moose Hall. All members urged to attend as plans are made to entertain Grand Regent Mrs. Mary Hooper of Baltimore during her visit this winter. The Venezuelan government will buy 40 special railway cars for banana transport.
OPA Moves Toward Price Control For Meals
A wartime update notes item and table cloths and napkins are a major part of sent out laundry. Officials anticipate an OPA order to govern restaurant meal prices as meat allocations tighten. Lawyers study legal methods to institute effective price controls amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
H P Girl Applies For WAVE Training At Naval Station
Anna Louise Tunstall of AY Norwood court becomes the first girl to apply for WAVES at the reopened local naval recruiting station. Chief Warrick notes the office will be open Monday through Wednesday and accept WAVES and SPARS applicants alongside regular male enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Louise Tunstall
AY Norwood Court
WAVES
R. L. Warrick
Miss Tunstall
High Point College
Warrick
The
Woman's Naval Auxiliary Corps
SPARS
Coast Guard
Birth of Patricia Anne to Mr and Mrs George A Kersey
Mr and Mrs George A Kersey of 800 South Main Street announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Anne on March 3 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Kersey before marriage was Miss Lula Batchelor of Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Kersey
South Main Street
Patricia Anne
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Kersey
Lula Batchelor
Nashville
Uniforms for Women by Ruth Millett
The author argues that service uniforms would reform vanity in women who rely on clothes. She suggests uniforms remove masking, forcing individuals to prove themselves by character and conduct rather than fashion. Uniforms could empower women who lack confidence or dress to impress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Church Social for Ward Street Young Adults
The Young Adult Class of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet Friday at eight o clock in the church hut. Hostesses are Mrs Lila Samuels and Mrs Raymond Lawson. All members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street Methodist Church
Lila Samuels
Raymond Lawson
Tony
Protecting Rugs With Furniture Cups and Steam Techniques
Use protection cups under heavy furniture legs to extend rug life. If Tf marking already occurred, steam gently with a hot iron over a damp cloth, then lift the pile by brushing fibers softly in the natural lay of the pile for a neat finish.
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
Advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin to relieve constipation. It claims quick relief by stimulating nerves and muscles in the intestines and notes the formula is gentle on the stomach and palatable for children.
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Madeline Hoover
Mrs. Carroll
Stalin
Leon Trétzky
Lenin
W. F. Bailey
J. W. Chandler
J. A. Eshelman
T. A. Kearns
H. W. McCain
C. E. Rozzelle
F. J. Sizemore
A. M. Utley
W. L. Watson
W. H. Hall
R. A. Herring
C.E. Union
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Green ST. Church
20Th Century Study Club
Woman's Club
Friendly Garden Club
G. W. Bodenheimer
May Parmalee Jones
Wallingford
Conn
Frances and
Lena Myers
Myers Street
J. E. Lambeth
Molly Lambeth
Pauling
N. J
Ralph Lambeth
Army Air Corps
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Hut
Ralph White
J. C. Lloyd
Lockie Rankin Society
Oliver Stringfield
Stanford, Conn
Vann Stringfield
Mrs. Stringfield
Carolina Apartments
American Institute of Laundering
Abric
H.P. Girl
Naval Station
ST. Church
Apo
All
Sport Oxfords
Richard
Son's
Shetland
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