High Point Garden Council Meets With Mrs J F Hayden
The High Point Garden Council met on Tuesday morning March 6 at the home of president Mrs J F Hayden on Washington street. Officers were elected and reports given by members of several garden clubs including Burbank Friendly Garden Study and Wild Flower clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Council
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Williamsburg
Ang Bee Worth
Agepeenty Committee
Hayden
S. J. Bartlett
J. W. Hiatt
R. Bain
H. L. Mitchell
Burbank Garden Club
W. D. Sale
Friendly
A. M. Upshaw
E. A. Wright
High Point Garden Club
S. C. Clark
A. S. Parke
Barn Dance at YMCA Gala Affray Lights Up City Hall
Fifty leaders from city social agencies attended a barn dance sponsored by the YMCA and YWCA at the YMCA. The gym floor resembled a barn, with straw and rustic costumes. Edgar Hartley served as master of ceremonies. Corn shelling hog calling and log rolling delighted four family groups. Miss Mabel Coble won a corn cob pipe for hog skill. Mary Sue Briggs led an action mountaineer song. Harold Hipps called the square dances with the Carolina Sunshine Boys providing music. Mrs. Robert Fountin oversaw refreshments.
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YMCA
YWCA
Apos
Edgar Hartley
Mabel Coble
Mary Sue Briggs
Harold Hipps
Donald Willard
Carolina Sunshine Boys
Robert Fountein
Mrs Burnett Speaks at Cooperative Club Meeting
The Cooperative club met at night in the entertaining rooms with flowers arranged. Mrs H D Minnis led the business portion and the group voted to donate 10 to the Red Cross. Guest speaker Mrs Mable Burnett, Executive Secretary of the Girl Scouts, spoke on Youth and current youth problems. Members present included R B Culler D W Hunter H D Minnis H M Taylor K G Kennedy E E Younts E R Anderson F H Barrett L H Zimmerman with visitors Mrs Mable Burnett and Mrs Harold Wann.
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H. D. Minnis
H. M. Taylor
K. G. Kennedy
E. E. Younts
E. R. Anderson
F. H. Barrett
L. H. Zimmerman
Mable Burnett
Harold Wann
Mary Conrad class meets at First Baptist with program on Friendship
The Mary Conrad class of First Baptist held its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 PM in the home of Mrs C B Loflin 1109 Forrest Ave with Mrs Claude Carter as associate hostess Miss Marion Slaughter presiding Reports from enlargement vice president and project chairman were shared A Friendship program followed led by Mrs Bill Slate with assistance from Miss Slaughter and Mesdames Carter Guy and Carroll Refreshments were served by the hostesses The Mother’s Prayer Band meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs W M Hinson 307 Davis St Mrs A C Carson to speak The Ladies Bible Class of Gospel Tabernacle meets at Mrs L Howard 335 S Wrenn St Friday March 9 at 745 PM All members urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
C. B. Loflin
Forrest Ave
Claude Carter
A. B. Conrad
Bill Slate
Marion Slaughter
Mesdames
Tom Guy
Bill Carroll
Ladie
The
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Beta Sigma Phi To Meet Tonight at Sheraton Hotel
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet at the Sheraton Hotel tonight at 8 o'clock. Fish should be put in a tightly covered container in the refrigerator.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Dr Greer to Speak at Business and Professional Women Club
The Business and Professional Women's club will hold its regular monthly dinner tonight at the Sheraton Hotel. Dr I G Greer supervisor of Mills Home Thomasville will discuss pending hospital and medical care legislation as guest speaker.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
I .G. Greer
Mills’ Home, Thomasville
Notrump Rebids Stirring Debate In New York Bridge Circles
In a New York contract bridge discussion, eight of ten experts favor South opening two hearts after North's two clubs. The dissent argues two notrump better shows South’s strength given a diamond threat, illustrated by North’s unlikely two notrump bid with ace and king over a spade heart two-suiter concern.
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South
West
North
Plans for World Wide Friendship Observance by YWCA
The Women's Club of the YWCA held a supper meeting at the Y with thirty five members present. Plans were completed for World Wide Friendship observance with other business clubs. A candle light initiation service followed, welcoming new members Mrs. Margaret Gladstone and Miss Mary Alice Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
The
YWCA
Margaret Gladstone
Mary Alice Thayer
High Point Symphony To Stage Thursday Evening Concert
The High Point Symphony Orchestra presents the second of three winter concerts Thursday at 8 o clock in the senior high school auditorium. Forty musicians perform with a featured piece titled First Move. The public is invited to attend.
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High Point Symphony Orchestra
American Diplomatic Watch On Romania And Italy In Crisis
U S officials monitor disturbances in Romania and Italy where communist leadership gains threaten European stability. In Italy the crisis stems from Allied handling and Premier Bonomi’s failures, while in Romania Moscow influence fuels fears of a communist coup and weak war crimes pursuit. The possibility of applying Yalta principles to protect liberated Europe looms as events unfold.
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Washington
Italy
Yalta
Romania
Moscow
Ivanoe Bonomi
Mairio Roatta
Roatta
Mussolini
Quirinal Pomce
Signifi
Europe
Radescu
Democratic Front
Groza
United States
Vote Today on Draft Bill Shifts to War Work Authority
Washington March 7 leaders pressed Senate toward a vote on compelling draft age men to do war work or face penalties. Senator Revercomb and Bailey urged amendments to a substitute manpower control bill authorizing War Manpower Commission ceilings and penalties while allowing reassignment and old-job reinstatement where possible.
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Washington
Senate
Bailey
D-Nc
Revercomb
D-W Va
Barkley
Senate Military Committee
House
War Manpower Commission
Reverecomb
WMC
Beethoven Fifth Concert Features Booze Solo and Serposs Piano
A concert program includes a string bass solo by Frances Booze and a set of modern works performed by the orchestra string section with Emile Serposs at the piano in a period venue.
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Frances Booze
Emile Serposs
Brentwood P T A Meets With Vera Idol as Speaker
The Brentwood school Parent-Teacher Association meets Thursday at 7 30 PM in the school. Miss Vera Idol head of English at High Point College will speak on Children s Literature. Special music by Miss Mary Sue Briggs. Miss Anna Belle King s second grade performs The Three Pigs and handles devotionals.
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Brentwood P.T.A
Parent-Teacher Association
Brentwood School
Vera Idol
High Point College
Mary Sue Briggs
Anna Belle King
Advertising Boom Detroits Media Push in Auto Era
Detroit industrial leaders forecast a rapid advertising expansion as car makers plan to spend about 80 million dollars on newspaper space in the first year of unrestricted auto production. This compares with roughly 50 million in 1941, signaling a major growth in advertising and industry promotion.
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Detroit
INS
Joseph W.razer
Graham-Paige Motors
Wash and Wind Raveled Wool Before Knitting
Readers advised to wash and wind raveled wool thoroughly before using it in knitting projects. Proper preparation prevents felting and ensures even stitches and better fabric quality.
You Can’t Get Along With Life You Must Change Yourself
Elsie Robinson argues that constant clashes with others stem from inner expectations rather than others faults. Marriage and relationships reflect personal failure to adjust, so readers must develop courage and honesty to change themselves and create harmony.
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Mary
Bill
Fate
Dr Willis A Sutton to Speak in Thomasville March 12
Dr Willis A Sutton, guest lecturer for Readers Digest education department and a leading national speaker, will address the North Carolina Education Association unit, local PTA and civic groups in Thomasville March 12 at 8 PM. He is superintendent emeritus of Atlanta schools and former NEA president.
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Thomasville
Mar
Willis A. Sutton
Education Department
Readers Digest
North Carolina Education Association
Sutton
Atlanta, Ga
Chi-Ches-Ters Pills advertised for menstrual relief
An advertisement touts Chi-Ches-Ters Pills for relief of periodic functional distress. It claims guidance over symptoms like cramps headaches and nervousness with iron to boost resistance and energy. User should consult a doctor for organic conditions and follow directions.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Polson
Mrs Clifford Brown Visits Reed Street Family
Mrs Clifford Brown wife of J A Brown a Pfe in the Marine Corps and former Miss Ann Tyree of this city visits her husband's parents on Reed street arriving in High Point last Tuesday from Norfolk Va where she worked as a doctor's assistant. Known for her versatile voice she has sung with many bands nationwide while Mr Brown has just returned from the South Pacific theater of war and awaits a new assignment at Parris Island.
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Clifford Brown
Ann Tyree
J. A. Brown
Reed Street
High Point
Norfolk
Rown
Brown
Pfe
Marine Corps
Parris Island
Youth Keeps Lt Colonel Rank From 29 Year Old Ireland
Coos Bay residents Mr and Mrs W F Ireland were told their son Lt Col Loren Ireland aged 29 could not be promoted to full colonel despite earning the Legion of Merit for organizing the Sth air force headquarters in Brazil. The item also notes a stray line about Chinese perfume uses.
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Coos Bay, Ore
INS
F Army
W. F. Ireland
Coos Bay
Loren Ireland
Ireland
Legion of Merit
Sth Air Force
Brazil
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
Patiently advertised cure for piles claims rapid relief within minutes. States formula cools and soothes with astringent action and notes decades of customer satisfaction. Claims availability from all druggists at 35¢ per box or 60¢ for a tube with applicator, with full refund if not satisfied.
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Peterson
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