Maximum Effort Urged For School Support By DAR Chapter
Citizens' Committee Chairman calls for maximum effort to back public education, urging local control and minimal federal aid. Speech links stronger schooling to national security, morality, and the Cold War, delivered at the home of Mrs Belva Hayden for the Alexander Martin Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
DAR
Pherson
Belva Hayden
Rockford Rd
Alexander Martin
W. T. Powell
Ed Jr
H. A. Millis
R. J. Quigley
William Jarrell
T. A. Kearns
C. C. Connor
J. E. Thompson
Mary K
R. L. Brinson
John Peacock
Berta Carraway
R. M. Lambert
Thomasville
Communist Party of the United States
Magdalen Rebekah Lodge Hosts Covered Dish Supper
A covered dish supper at 6 30 p m Friday by the Magdalen Rebekah Lodge with Mrs Minnie McIntyre presiding. Members asked to bring dishes. A prayer group meets Thursday at 1 30 p m at 164 Mill St Highland Village with Mrs Julie Austin hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Minnie McIntyre
Highland Village Prayer Group
Julie Austin
Mill St
Kansas City Votes Against 1 Percent Municipal Earnings Tax
Voters in Kansas City rejected the proposed 1 percent municipal earnings tax by 80,233 to 20,841 in an unofficial tally. The charter amendment to enact the tax failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Junior League hears Region 13 official at March meeting
Mrs. Charles Gibbs of Charleston S C regional director Region 13 spoke to the High Point Junior League at the YWCA about personal development for service and the League’s national setup. The group approved 1957-58 committee chairs and endorsed Mrs Sterling Jr of Durham as regional director. president Mrs Thomas named as a regional nominating candidate. Provisional members’ status was noted with continued support for Armfield School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gibbs
Charleston
S. C
High Point
Max Rogers
Robert Amos Jr
Robert Culp
Brandis Leonard Jr
Robert Haas
George Stewart
Baxter Ee
Wiltson
Sterling Jr
Durham
Thomas
Armfield
Mrs Hayward New President of Plantn Pluck Garden Club
Mrs John B Hayward was elected president at the Plantn Pluck Garden Club meeting held yesterday at Gatewood Ave home. Associate hostesses were Mrs G H McCormick with officers named including vice president Mrs ete W Stevens secretary Dick Culler treasurer Mrs Gordon Eaves custodian Mrs E V council representative Mrs 3 G McCloy garden center representative and project chairmen Mrs Phibbs and Mrs A J Simeon. Phibbs led the meeting as Hess for Lesley meeting topics and a council report was given by McCloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hayward
Plant'n’ Pluck Garden Club
E. J. Phibbs Jr
Gatewood Ave
G. H. McCormick
Ete W. Stevens
Dick Culler
Gordon Eaves
F. G. McCollum
E. V
Council
G. McCloy
Garden Center
Hats Highlight Exchangette Dinner Meet
Mrs. Chauns of John T. Ellis and Company spoke on Hats at the Exchangette Club event in Lexington. She discussed fabrics styles and colors for the Easter parade while members modeled hats. The club approved continued lunch funding for two needy children and showcased an electric brew master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Chauns
John T. Ellis and Company
Exchangette Club
Woman’s Club
Chauns
A. E. Sherron
Mozelle Rossignol
Leroy Collins
William N. Edwards
Charles Smith
Lexington Exchange Club
Lexington
Harold Ritch
C. L. Russell
Clarence van Cannon
Lloyd N. White
J. C. Roberts
Postal Supervisors And Auxiliary Meet At Byerly Home
The postal supervisors and auxiliary group met last night at Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Byerly's Lowe Avenue residence with 17 attendees. Mrs. W. H. Farlow led the devotional and presented a poem titled Hope On. Mrs. Gorrell Payne was elected historian for the unexpired term of Mrs. Joe Hoover. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peace and Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Leonard. Refreshments with a St. Patrick's Day motif followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Byerly
Lowe Avenue
W. H. Farlow
Gorrell Payne
Joe Hoover
Clarence Peace
B. G. Leonard
Accidents Costly Cost of Elimination Cited by Institute
The Institute for Safer Living states eliminating all U S accidents for a year could fund one million new single family houses. It reports nationwide accident costs last year near one billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Institute For Safer Living
United States
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Lambert
U. S. Senate
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate
John Sheloff
Mesdames Sherrod
P. C. Smith
J. E. Marsh
C. F. Phillips
Millis
Sam City Limits
Kivett
Jamestown
N. C
Jamestown Garden Center
Magdalene Rebekah
Kenmore and Coldspot Appliances
Sears
Sear
Junior League
Mrs. Hayward
New President Plant'n’ Pluck Garden Club
E International Berling
Queen’s Lace
Fed
Jewelers
North Main ST
Kenmore Electric
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