Calendar highlights from YWCA and community groups
A Wednesday 430 pm YWCA industrial committee meeting chaired by Mrs. D R Parker at Adams Memorial building. Thursday 430 pm Community Concert Association business meeting in the Sheraton Hotel private dining room. Emerywood Country Club Family Night dinner 30 to 8 pm reservations by noon. 7 pm Live YEr Club banquet at the Y with employers as guests and A Trentman of Raleigh as guest speaker. 730 pm YWCA board meeting at the Y with Mrs C FE Sheroff in the chair. Friday 9 am Canterbury club hosted by Mrs Craven Page at 218 Hillcrest Drive with Mrs W B Hall presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Sheraton
Emerywood Country Club
Y. W.A
A. Trentman
Raleigh
Y.W.C.A
C. FE. Sheroff
Evening Garden Club views slides of European gardens
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club met at Mrs. J. W. Hedrick’s home on North Main Street to view slides of gardens from nine European countries presented by A. Coke Cecil. The club described many medieval scenes as devastated by the present war and then toured Alaska’s timber minerals and resources. Twenty five members attended.
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J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
A. Coke Cecil
Mr. Cecil
Alaska
Women of Moose Plan Meeting for March Visit
The Women of the Moose will hold a called meeting tonight at the hall 3152 North Main Street at eight oclock. The purpose is to finalize plans for the March 18 visit of Mrs. Mary Hooper of Baltimore Grand regent. Senior regent Gladys Richardson requests all members to attend.
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the Moose
North Main Street
Mary Hooper
Baltimore
Gladys Richardson
Miss Crlenkovich Weds Ensign In California Vows
Mrs Ann Crilenkovich announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Ensign Robert Drew Morgan United States Naval Reserve on Saturday in California. The bride was a winner in the 1941 A A U swimming meet here and the notice notes the ceremony and engagement details for local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A.U
Ann Crilenkovich
Helen
Robert Drew Morgan
United States Naval Reserve
Whitman Topic Dominates High Point Garden Club Meeting
Dr C E Rozzelle spoke on Walt Whitman before the High Point Garden Club at Mrs R K Stewart’s home, highlighting Whitman as a traveling troubadour with war poems and Leaves of Grass as his landmark work. Officers were reelected. twenty members attended the session led by Mrs Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Dr. Rozzelle
Whitman
Walt Whitman
C. E. Rozzelle
R. K. Stewart
West Farriss Avenue
G. D. Pettibone
Fred J Bartlett
Carter Dalton
A. S. Caldwell
Rozzelle
Bartlett
Pettibone
Delinquency Talk Highlights War Time Health and Youth Efforts
Mrs. Mabel Burnett spoke at the Junior Service League meeting at the YWCA on delinquency causes among High Point youths ages 13 to 16. She cited environmental factors and wartime conditions, urging better guidance and recreation, with League members backing civil service and stamp bonds campaigns and plans to fund a tonsillectomy for a local child.
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Mabel Burnett
Junior Service League
League
Y.W.C.A
High Point
Burnett
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Matt Wall
Citizens’ Service Corps
W. T. Powell
Natchez Trail Talk at D A R Meeting
Lt Randall B Truett discussed the Natchez Trail at the Alexander Martin Chapter D A R meeting in the YWCA Natchez Trail runs 500 miles from Nashville to the Gulf through Alabama and Mississippi now National Parkway with planned beautification. D A R markers mark every county along the route and the group prepared for the state conference in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Y.W.C.A
North Main Street
Randall Btt
Natchez Trail
Natchez, Miss
Truett
Nashville
Tenn
Alabama
Mississippi
Natchez
D.A.R
N. S. Stirewall
Winston-Salem
Diving titles awarded at Coronado A A U meet
The Coronado Hotel hosted the A A U diving events with Mrs. Morgan later Helen Chenkovich winning both platform and three meter board titles. The February thirteenth date marks the competition day in Coronado California.
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Coronado
California
Hotel de Coronado
Mrs. Morgan
Helen Chenkovich
A.A.U
DAR Electing Officers Today In Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem March 10 The 43rd annual state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution closes with election and installation of officers and reports. State chairmen district directors credentials and nominating committees will present progress. Yesterday featured a plan for a mobile blood plasma unit for the armed forces and the nominating committee named Miss Montex Wayne Mrs EE B Jones Mrs Earl Sherrill Miss Virginia Horne and Mrs Z A Rochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Earl Sherrill
Virginia Horne
EE. B. Jones
Z. A. Rochelle
Montex Wayne
Birthday Party Honors Miss Edith Lambeth at Berindine Home
Miss Edith Lambeth celebrated her seventeenth birthday with a Friday night party hosted by Miss Bernadine on route two. Bill Kakaair and Talley Culp entertained, with games dancing and a birthday cake refreshment session in the dining room.
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Edith Lambeth
Bernadine
Route Two
Bill Kakaair
Talley Culp
Altrusans Omit Annual Spring Banquet For War Time
The Altrusa Club voted to cancel the annual Spring banquet due to war conditions and will hold a regular dinner meeting with a guest speaker. Members will assist in war savings stamps and bonds sales when the Japanese submarine visit occurs on March 20. The group reported on the Girl Scout Troop at Clara Cox Homes and decided to continue monthly Soldiers’ Farewell Fund contributions. Seventeen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Clara Cox
Mabel Burnett
Birthday celebration with an attractive table and large cake
An event featured delicacies served from a central table holding a green and white birthday cake. Guests included Misses Marie Sink Colleen Parks Lucille Lowe Betsy Wrenn Dot Turner Lucille Hester Bernadine Spoon Edith Lambeth and Dale Farr along with William Smith Gilbert White Joe Sam White Bob Ingram Richard Wright Bobby Marvin Harry Rothrock Bill Kennedy Jimmy Foxworth and Talley Culp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sink
Colleen Parks
Lucille Lowe
Betsy Wrenn
Dot Turner
Lucille Hester
Bernadine Spoon
Edith Lambeth
Dale Farr
William Smith
Gilbert White
Joe Sam White
Bob Ingram
Richard Wright
Bobby Marvin
Harry Rothrock
Bill Kennedy
Jimmy Foxworth
Talley Culp
Ladies Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Luncheon
Mesdames W. P. Hazelwood and J. W. Woollen led North-South in a Emerywood Country Club ladies bridge luncheon. East-West top scorers were Mesdames Robert Hubbard and C. Durland with Mrs. P. Y. Adams winning the contract score. Runners-up and second scorers named, plus luncheon details and participants listed. Tomorrow night features Family Night Dinners with reservations due by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hazelwood
J. W. Woollen
Emerywood Country Club
Robert Hubbard
C. Durland
P. Y. Adams
Eastern Star Elects Slate at High Point Chapter Meeting
The High Point Chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star elected a new slate led by Mr. and Mrs. Tenn er Bennison as worthy patron and matron. Ida Kimble presided as worthy matron with Kate Bryant Paul Williamson Bessie Pope Lucille Haigler Willie Updegrove Susie Oldhim named to offices. Installation is set for March 23 at the Masonic Temple with Bessie Gaddy of Greensboro as installing officer. About forty members attended.
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High Point Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Tenner Bennison
Ida Kimble
Kate Bryant
Paul Williamson
Bessie Pope
Lucille Haigler
Willie Updegrove
County Agent Speaks on Victory Gardens at Allen Jay P T A
The March Allen Jay School Parent-Teacher Association meeting was led by president R. L. Murray after the executive board session. Rev Harold Hadhey offered devotions while Mrs T Bennison supervised singing. Guest speaker S M Boswell Guilford County agent discussed Victory Gardens. Miss Haywood’s fifth grade won the attendance prize.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Allen Jay School
R. L. Murray
T. Bennison
Harold Hadhey
Springfield
Emma Blair PTA Hears Miss Idol on Cooperation
The Emma Blair PTA met Tuesday with Mrs. Beeson’s sixth grade leading devotions. Miss Vera Idol of High Point College spoke on the responsibility of parents and teachers to children during war times, urging utmost cooperation to uphold godliness and simple goodness.
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Emma Blair
Illness and Recovery In Local Families
Little Shelba Jean Grady daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Grady of 523 Farlowe Street is improving at home after several days illness. Garnet Pollock has been quite ill with influenza at his home and is recuperating at this time.
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Shelba Jean Grady
Bill Grady
Farlowe Street
Garnet Pollock
Ingold Baby Born in Burrus Memorial Hospital
Pvt. and Mrs. Terry D. Ingold Jr announce the birth of a daughter Regina Anne on March 3 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. The mother is formerly Doris Culler. Navy public service note and Lakehurst school graduation details follow in the text.
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Ingold
Terry D. Ingold, Jr
Regina Anne
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Doris Culler
Home Front Plenty Cosmetics For Glorifying Miss America
ANN FRANCE WILSON reports wartime cosmetic trends in the United States with about 800 million dollars spent yearly on beauty aids. Lipstick tubes give way to metal substitutes, face powders hold up, wartime colognes shift to lower alcohol content, and deodorants remain essential with no production cuts foreseen.
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Ann France Wilson
Washington
United States
Young Men's Club Hears Lindley On Opportunity
High Point's Young Men's Industrial Club met at Wesley Memorial Church for a dinner with Dr P E Lindley High Point College dean presenting The Young Man's Opportunity. He outlined four essentials for success preparation personality character and hard work with Prof Withers discussing correct English in life. Norman Petty presided and introductions were given by Hutchins Hill. A board meeting followed the dinner. Calvin Coolidge quote about Navy spending was cited.
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High Point Young Men's Industrial Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Lindley
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Withers
Norman Petty
Dr. Lindley
Thomas Hutchins
Professor Withers
J. A. Hill
Board of
Vance Outlines Diversified Plan In City Schools
Ralph Vance outlined the diversified occupations program in High Point and North Carolina to the Exchange Club at the Sheraton Hotel. He traced its growth in modern education toward trades and professions over college, noting 100 occupations in the state and active student participation. Jimmie Lovings won the attendance prize. Navy figures and Coast Guard strength were cited.
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Ralph Vance
Diversified Occupations
High Point
Exchange Club
Sheraton Hotel
R. T. Craughon
Vance
Jimmie Lovings
W. F. Robinette
Pension Bill Passes Amid House Controversy
The North Carolina House passed a pension bill for aged 65 teachers with 20 years service despite opposition from Tompkins and others. The debate touched on upcoming legislature plans and the judges pension issue.
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General Assembly
Dan Tompkins
Jackson
Tompkins
House
Reclassification at Draft Board Five Keeps Men Over Age
Last week Draft Board No. Five finished reclassifying about 1,100 men aged over 38 who had been liable for military service before the age change from 45 to 38. The 4-H classification marks them as past draft age and includes those sent home from the service.
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Draft Board No. Five
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Madeline Hoover
Y. W. C. A. Industrial Committee
D. R Parker
Adams Memorial Building
O. m
Canterbury CIA
Craven Page
Hillcrest Drive
W. B. Hall
Evening Garden Club
Miss Crlenkovich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
AIR Corps
Kate
Gly Tom
Ramford
Rumford Baking Powder
Box F. Rumford
Rhode Ieland
Randall B. Truett
J. W. Harriss
C. C. Garrett
Levi Hayworth
Leila Bell Rogers
H. I. Coffield
L. M. H. Reynolds
QO. C. Williamson
C. Williamson
DAR
Miss Lambeth
Altrusa Club
Eastern Star
Victory Gardens
Allen
Jay P
T. A
Navy
Lakehurst, N. 41
Helen Walker
Paramount
Lucky Jordan
Agnes Barrett
Plenty Cosmetics
Young Men’s Club
Calvin Coolidge
U. S. Navy
Vv the
Coast Guard
Capitol Square
By Lynn Nisbet
Hathaway Cross
William Dunn
Pan-American Airways
Santford Martin
Board of Conservation and Development
Martin
Board of Conservation
Department of Conservation and Development
Board of Education
Department of Public Instruction
Broughton
Brassert
Department of Conservation
North Carolina
H. A. Brassert
Lee
Chatham
Brassert Outfit
Shearon Harris
House Representatives
Annie Cooper
Lew Wallace
Lenoir
Harris
Coper
Shelley Caveness
Guilford
Shelly
Labor
Bois de Belleau
Bois de Brigade Des Macrines
Nane Vicks
Gelia
LL America
A Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Washington Street
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