Tuesday Evening Garden Club St Patrick Luncheon Recap
Twenty members gathered at Mrs. H. L. il’s home for a St Patrick themed luncheon. A brief business session announced a new nominating slate including Mrs. J W Montgom chair Mrs T R Shortland and Mrs N L Garner with officers Mrs Jones Burns vice president Mrs H L Mitchell treasurer Mrs Dale Montgomery to be introduced at the local tour. A shamrock contest and sale of travelling basket items raised funds for the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Il
J. W. Montgo
T. R. Shortland
N. L. Garner
Jones Burns
H. L. Mitchell
Tce
Fred Gordy
Eppeas
J. H. Tate
Dale Montgomery
J. . Farnce
L. W. Blackwelder
Shamrock
Wingate Johnson Addresses WMU On State Baptist Hospital
Dr. Wingate Johnson of Winston-Salem spoke to the 55th annual North Carolina Baptist Woman's Missionary Union convention at First Baptist Church. He described the Baptist hospital founded in 1923 serving a wide area and noted his roles as hospital staff member and Bowman Gray School of Medicine professor. The session included missions updates, leadership elections, and plans for postwar Christian goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate Johnson
Lef
Winston-Salem
N. C
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Arthur S. Gillespie
China
J. Clyde Turner
Greensboro
Billie Ruth Currin
Meredith College
Raleigh
Alda Grayson
First Baptist Church
J. S. Farmer
Turner
WMU
Mesdames
E. T. Howard
Harry An
W. C. Morgan
T. S. Crutchfield
Terry Smart
C. F. Gaddy
M. O. Alexander
C. A. Bowman
Carl Lewis
Milton
Dixon
E. B. Beasley
George Pennell
Ora Alford
Farmer
Margaret Burgess
Katherine Hilliard
Ernestine Hedrick
Jesus
Christ
Juliette Age
Peoples
Wwmu
Southern Baptist Convention
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Mather
Kate Ellen Hoover
Lorene Tilford
Elizabeth Hall
North Carolina
Sunbeam
Kathryn Abee
Thelma Patrick
H. D. Minnis
Becky Autry
Betsy Ruth Bolling
Jane Roach
Johnsie Bridges
Barbara Smart
Patricia Cook
Doris Craven
Rebecca Dickens
Ruth Ellen Monroe
Eleanor Minnis
R. K. Redwine
Mount Airy
W. F. Ellis, Jr
Isabelle Coleman
Durham
Harriette Murakami
MWU
Meredith
Womansaterak Union of the Baptist Church
State Woman’s Missionary Union
High Point Young People
Juliette
Large Show At Guild Highlights New Styles In Fashion
A large crowd attended the St Edward's Catholic Guild fashion show and musical tea at the Sheraton hotel ballroom. Models showcased spring and summer women and children garments with local shops supplying outfits. A J Dodge MCd the event with Mrs E A Neely at the piano and Coralie Thomas plus George Clark providing music. Mae Kirkman accompanied on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Catholic Guild
Sheraton Hotel
A. J. Dodge
E. A. Neely
Coralie Thomas
George Clark
Mae Kirkman
Frances Foster
Florence Chabot
Ann Steed
Helen Martin
Marlene Jeece Elois Mitchell
Mesdames A. J. Dodge
Carey Idlerton
Carol Snowden
Brownie Dail
Milk bottle inventor Dr. Hervey D Thatcher of Potsdam NY
Dr. Hervey D Thatcher from Potsdam New York is credited with inventing the milk bottle. The note highlights his contribution to dairy packaging.
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Dr. Hervey D. Thatcher
Potsdam
New York
Twin Sisters Honor Elizabeth Shields in Greensboro Bridal Party
Miss Elizabeth Shields, bride elect of Spring, was honored at a Greensboro party hosted by her twin sisters Mrs. D. T. Harvey and Mrs. J. S. Jessup Jr. The event featured a crystal bride bell and a blue crystal vase gift, with Mrs. Jessup as matron of honor and Mrs. Harvey as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shields
Greensboro
D. T. Harvey
J. S. Jessup, Jr
Garland Drive
Jessup
Harvey
Bridge
Darrell Sechrest
Cologne
DAR Chapter Reports On State Conference In Charlotte
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. H. O. Williams home on Farriss avenue for the March session. Reports on the Charlotte DAR conference were presented by Mrs. J. F. Hayden and Mrs. J. C. Moore. Miss LoElla Stroud of Jamestown attended the event with her mother Mrs. Nell Sheeloff and Mrs. R. A. Sheeloff as guests. Mrs. J. F. Hayden announced citizenship manuals were being distributed to twenty five foreign G I brides new to the area. A nominating committee was named to propose officers for the next meeting. An ice course was served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gillian
William Locke
Miss Shields
Mesdames Allen
Wilkinson
Hinton Rountree
Greensboro
Dot Miller
Sarah Hester
Melvin Hayes
Geneva Crowder
Elizabeth Swiggett
Alfreda Hardie
Mesdames
Darrell Sechrest
William Shields
Richard Short
M. C. Henderson
Itis Nell Shceloff
R. A. Shceloff
N. FE. Rogers
Shceloff
J. F. Hayden
G. I
W. L. ‘Abb
C. E. Diffendal
H. O. Williams
Junior Service League to Hold Important Meeting
The Junior Service League calls a mandatory meeting tomorrow morning March 14 at 10 30 at the Adams Memorial YWCA building. All Ceanue members must attend to discuss the production of the Follies of 1946 sponsored by the league.
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Junior Service League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Ceanue
Drama at Woman's College Opens Arts Forum
Play-Likers and Dance group of WCMC present The Theus Bound of Aeschylus in Edith Hamilton translation on Thursday at 8 pm in Cock Auditorium. Directed by Kathryn England with Virginia Moomaw handling choreography and Elliott Weisgarber composing the score. Departments of art home economics music and physical education assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
Theus
Aeschylus
Edith Hamilton
Eolge
Kathryn England
Virginia Moomaw
Elliott Weisgarber
School of Music
Emerywood Tea and Club Events Schedule
Social calendar lists tea gatherings at Emerywood Country Club honoring Mrs de M Marsh and newcomers Mrs William Jones. Other events include troop leaders and committee meetings, a family night dinner, YWCA board meeting, Canterbury and Private Duty club meetings, Shields Johnson wedding rehearsal, and a Saturday wedding at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marsh
Emerywood Country Club
Julius E. Marsh
Charles Lucas
James Groome, Jr
J. E. Marsh
de M. Marsh
H Point
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Reese
J. G. Doggett
Tom Sprinkle
W. B. Shields
Shields-Johnson
Emmagene Shields
Norman C. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Girl Scouts Mark 34th Birthday Amid Wartime Progress
Girl Scouting in the United States turns 34 with growth from 12 girls and two volunteers to over a million members. In High Point NC the organization expanded to 799 active Scouts. 43 troops with 10 Negro units focus on service in the community and hospital work. A national convention is planned in Atlantic City with leaders from UNC and international guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uliette Gordon Low
Savannah
Girl Guides
Igium
Czechslovakia
France
Greece
Holland
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Norway
Poland
Girl Scouts
Don McNeill
High Point
Red Cross Fund
Broad Street
Tee
Bbtea
Hillcrest Drive
Tation
Reese
Tom — Dee i
Jgett
Atlantic City
N. J
Chelsea
Harold Meyer
University of North Carolina
Amon
Yo Powell
England
Mme. E. van den Bosch-de Jongh
Netherlands
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