Local Obstetrician Speaks To Nurses In District 9 Meeting
Dr. A. R. Cross addressed the District 9 Nurses Association at the Woman's Club on The Ad Factor in Pregnancy. He discussed postnatal care for affected babies and the need for capable staff. Hazel Johnson presided, and chairmen lists were sent to state headquarters for April distribution. Mrs. A. R. Cross attended as a guest. next meeting is in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Cross
District 9 Nurses Association
Woman's Club
Hazel Johnson
Lexington
Women Voters Unit Reapportionment Discussion in NC
Two North Carolina League of Women Voters units held meetings on reapportionment with discussion leaders Mrs. William Okey and Mrs. C A York. The groups reviewed population growth and representation under the Constitution and outlined goals for further April sessions. Special guests included Mrs. H F Kettring, Mrs. Jams F Quinn, Mrs. Bill Vestal, and Miss Hazel Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Womment
North Carolina General Assembly
W. S.mckinney
William Okey
P. C. Jones
C. A. York
LWV
North Carolina
Reece
Unit II
H. F. Kettring
Jams F. Quinn
Bill Vestal
Hazel Johnson
Local hospital notes and visitor reminders
Mrs. Shelton is permitted to receive visitors after surgery last Friday. Mrs. Vernon H Powell and children David and Melissa of Lexington Ky plan a two week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs M E Hilton at 1003 Pton St. Mrs. W D Cornelison entered High Point Memorial Hospital for treatment and will receive visitors at 8 p m at 3031 N Main St. Mrs C G Fowler hosted as associate hostess. Mr Cox spoke on plants for different uses. he has been treated at Memorial Hospital Statesville. Brookbank reportedly improving at Iredell County Hospital and permitted visitors. Semadi injury in an automobile accident referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon H. Powell
David and
Melissa
Lexinches
Lane
Viene
M. E. Helton
Pton
W. D. Cornelison
Julian Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Tony French
N. Main St
C. G. Fowler
Cox
Thief Steals From New Orleans Salesman Car
A thief broke into salesman Harry Freeman's car in New Orleans and took about $500 worth of kitchen utensils and other merchandise. Freeman, 62, reported the loss at a police station, then found an additional $140 worth of goods missing from the same vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Harry Freeman
Freeman
Mrs Hayden Speaks on Conservation at Garden Club
Mrs J F Hayden addressed the Garden Study Garden Club on Conservation Restoration and Beautification. Hostess Mrs C H Williard hosted at Johnson Street as Mrs F W Gross led the business meeting and Mrs Arnold Koonce gave the council report. The club will oversee the outdoor reading room at the library in May and project chair Martine Barker noted pruning of the shrubbery at the Red Tops for a lunch and bridge event after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
Garden Study Garden Club
C. H. Williard
Johnson St
Hayden
Mount Vernon
Paul Revere
Woodrow
F. W. Gross
Arnold Koonce
Martine Barker
Reds
YW Board Members Hold Orientation Luncheon Meeting
The YW board members held an orientation luncheon attended by 17 members. Mrs W P Hawkins led a question and answer period while Mrs L C Dees conducted the session as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hawkins
L. C. Dees
Labeling garden items aids growth tracking
Marking garden items with labels helps identify what is growing as plants start. Protect stakes and labels with shellac to endure outdoor conditions.
Gods Eternal Purpose Cited At Mid-Week Study Club
Mrs C A McMurray spoke on Gods Eternal home to the Mid-Week Study Club as a call to choices between good and evil. She tied the resurrection of Christ to a rising movement and growing kingdom. Mrs C E Rozzelle led a routine meeting with 15 members and two guests, Mrs J H Walker and Mrs McMurray in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McMurray
God
Colonial
McMurray
Frank Sizemore
Christ
C. E. Rozzelle
J. H. Walker
Birth Announcements for Robin Dale Haynes and Robert Tate Green Jr
Mr and Mrs Dallas Haynes announce the birth of daughter Robin Dale on March 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Tate Green announce the birth of a son Robert Tate Jr on March 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Green is Irene Plummer formerly of High Point and Mr Green hails from Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Dale Haynes
Dallas Haynes
Centennial Ave
Robin Dale
High Point Memorial Hospital
Robert Tate Green JR
Robert Tate Green
Carrick Ave
Robert Tate Jr
Church and Ward Street Methodist Groups Plan Meetings
The UFFW night circle at Oak Hill Friends Meeting will gather at the Meeting House tonight at 7 30. The Elizabeth Albright Class of Ward Street Methodist Church meets Friday at 7 30 at Mrs R A Teague’s home 105 Landsdowne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill Circle
UFFW
Oak Hill
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
R. A. Teague
Landsdowne
North Carolina clubwomen plan High Point convention
Mrs. C Gordon Maddrey of Ahoskie arrives in High Point to aid as first vice president of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs. Local leaders include Mrs. C G Mackintosh and Mrs. W S McKinney as convention chairs with junior involvement. The April 2 to 4 program features workshops, dinners, and talks at Wesley Memorial Church and the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gordon Maddrey
Ahoskie
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
High Point
Maddrey
Co. G. Mackintosh
W. S. McKinney
North Carolina
Ter
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
C. G. Mackintosh
High Point Woman's Club
Enterprise
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Spa
Women Voters’ League
C. N. Cox
Shelton
Claudia Tedder
Holland
Dawn Scotten
Hawaii
Joan Morgan
China
Nancy Lewis
Arabia
Michael Alford
United States of America
United Church Women of
Friends Meeting House
Quaker Lane
Mrs. Hayden
NCFWC
Neal Lancaster
Council Institute
Sheraton
Institute
Roy Carr
Woman’s Club
Nannie W. Garland
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Plantation
Greensboro Road
Washington ST
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