Junior Service League Holds Meeting At YWCA
The Junior Service League met Tuesday morning March 13 at Adams Memorial YWCA with Mrs. Alex Rankin in chair. Attendees heard reports on new nurse aides service, Opera Study Club Lohengrin notes, Post War Planning Park expansion, and a Community Interests committee formation. The group set a Stone celing date and pledged $50 to the Red Cross Fund Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Ywca
Alex Rankin
Gwyn Weaver Hayes
National Airlines
Jacksonville
Florida
Hayes
Rankin
Sun
League
Robert Davis
Tall
Lawrence Matton
Opera Study Club
R. T. Amos
Vallette J. Harris
Siscellena Chetty Club
Red Cross
Birds and nature charm at Garden Club meeting
Mrs Gordy hosted the Garden Club gathering at her home where A Eshelman spoke on birds highlighting their role in insects control and noting state birds the cardinal sparrow bluebird and mockingbird. The event featured four bird song records and a brief nominating session for April officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Eshelman
North Carolina
Mesdames Dale Montgomery
Frank Johnson
Roy Conrad
R. R. Blackburn
Hardin
Social Roundup at Thompson Home Hosts Visitors
Week end guests included L. L. MacDonald of Chicago Illinois and staff sergeant Marian King USMC who returned to Arlington Virginia after visiting her parents on Thurggon Street. Joyce Hunsucker Thompson has come back from Boston with her husband Dr. John C. Thompson and is now with her mother Mrs W M Hunsucker at 11743 West Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian King
United States Marine Corps
Arlington, Virginia
Mrs. J. H. Ng
Thurggon Street
J. C. Thompson, Jr
Joyce Hunsucker
Boston
Mass
John C. Thompson
W. M. Hunsucker
West
Lexington Avenue
Dunninger Predicts Emotional Mind Traits Of Women
Dunninger, billed as the Master Mind of stage and radio, spoke at Central High School auditorium under the American Business Club. He asserted women are highly emotional thinkers and more bloodthirsty than men, citing war anxieties and hunting instincts. Only 50 tickets remained for his Friday night appearance, available through club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
Radio
den R
Central High School
American Business Club
Dunninger
Altrusa Club Holds Evening Business Meeting
The Altrusa club met in the Sheraton Hotel's Sheraton Room at 6 30 PM for dinner and a business session led by President Mrs Louise Abernathy. They planned a Greensboro invitation for April 5 at Sedgefield Inn and voted to support a sick girl with a gift and continue funding a Crosnore school girl’s tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Louise Abernathy
Lillian Massey
Litile Johnson
Mabel Burnett
Jessie May Young
Lois Welborn
Edna Blake
Rose Thurman
Mabel Hargett
Charlotte Guy
The
Ways and Means Committee
Mary Lou Rothrock
Girl Scouts
Crosnore School
Millions Switch To Mutton Suet Idea For Chest Cold Aid
Millions switch to Penetro with mutton suet base for chest cold relief. The ad claims it soothes chest rawness eases coughing loosens phlegm and aids rest. Priced 25c single 35c double, and promoted as a trusted grandmother remedy now scientifically refined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Grandma
Dr Carrick Speaks on Bulbs at Garden Club Meeting
High Point Garden Club hosted Dr D Carrick Tuesday morning at Mrs H P Hardin’s Rockford Road home. Mrs Roy Braden and Mrs W G Ragsdale of Jamestown assisted as hostesses. Dr Carrick discussed bulb varieties including daffodils jonquils narcissi and tulips and demonstrated distinguishing features with specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hardin
Rockford Road
High Point
Eastern Star Meets Elects Officers for Next Year
Eastern Star High Point Chapter No. 106 held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with 43 members present. Mrs. Kate Bryant presided and officers were elected including Willie Updegrove as Worthy Patron and Susie Oldham as Associate Matron. A public installation is planned for Tuesday evening April 3 with Mrs. Edwin Bennison asInstalling Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Kate Bryant
Willie Updegrove
Edward Updegrove
Susie Oldham
M. F. McNeill
Bessie Pope
Vera Carroll
Mildred Baker
Clyde Johnson
Edwin Bennison
Florence Nightengale Club Meets Monday Eve
The Florence Nightengale Club gathered at 6 pm at the YWCA for its regular supper meeting. Harry Bell spoke on Guatemala sharing two years of personal experiences about dress, living, religion, and customs. Mrs. Ola Carpenter led the business and introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
TAR HEEL GARDENER
North Carolina State College expert advises on carrot culture for eastern North Carolina. Plant in loose deep soil, add sand or compost, prepare seed bed, sow thickly, cover lightly, and firm soil. Avoid fresh manure, use complete fertilizer 5 7 5, plant in early March to ensure cool weather growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Harris
N. C. State College
First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild March Meeting
The First Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild met at Mrs. George C. Haltom’s home for March. Miss Annabel Thompson presided with devotions by Mrs. T. R. Ballard on an Estimate of Humanity. Miss Nina Troy spoke on Calling All Americans with missionary notes from China. Refreshments for 45 followed by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
George C. Haltom
Annabel Thompson
T. R. Ballard
Margaret
T. E. Strickland
Ralph Vance
Lottie Duncan
Greensboro
Nina Troy
China
G. C.haltom
James Montgomery
Vernon McLeod
Myrtle Davis
Wesleyan Service Guild Holds Monthly Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Wesley Memorial Methodist church met in the choir room at 7 30 pm with Mrs Lillian Kimrey leading devotional. Miss Elizabeth Hedrick presided over business and Mrs Grady Moore spoke on the Women’s Society work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Lillian Kimrey
John Miller
Emily Crowe
Elizabeth Hedrick
Grady Moore
Women's Society
James Allman
Guild
Misses Unity Nash
Ollie Sherrill
Jessie May Young
Margaret Chatfield
Virginia Hedrick
Bridal Shower for Margie Margarette Allgood
Mrs. J Howard Allgood hosted a bridal shower at Rt No 5 for her daughter Margie Margarette whose engagement to Lee James Embry of Thomasville recently announced. Games directed by Mrs J Lee Pennington and Miss Daphne Thomas produced prizes for Miss Jessie Mae Roberta Embry and Mrs H H Spradley. Erma Ruth Childres and Charles Boyd of Thomasville arrived as bride and groom with gifts, followed by refreshments for 35 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Allgood
Rt. No. 5
Margie Margarette
Lee James Embry
Thomasville
J. Lee Pennington
Daphne Thomas
Jessie Mae
Roberta Embry
H. H. Spradley
Erma Ruth Childres
Charles Boyd
Emma Blair P T A Notes on 4 Month Term Lesson Legislation
The Emma Blair P T A met March 13 at the school. Miss Frances Sample led devotionals and Mrs. Claudia Brame presented choral readings. Supt. Charles F. Carroll discussed school legislation history, teacher shortages, state board representation, compulsory laws, kindergarten plans, and sick leave for teachers. The attendance banner went to Miss Sample's fourth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Greensboro
Legislative
State Board of Education
Carroll
North Carolina
Georgia
Miss Sample
Not All a Matter of Eyesight in Bridge
Bridge column by Josephine Culbertson examines bidding errors from a deal. East dealer, North-South vulnerable, 60 on score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Dealer
Bid, Doubles and Defensive Play in a Bridge Debacle
South overcalled one spade with limited description and North balked at misread strength. With West opening and Camonds overruffing, the four spades contract faced a strong defense that dampened South and North detailing blame for the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
West
East
Black and White Ointment and Skin Soap Ad
A home remedy advertisement touts Black and White Ointment for eczema acne and skin irritations with instant antiseptic action and a range of sizes. It also promotes Vital cleansing Go soap for daily use and offers satisfaction guarantee.
Orchestra Plays At Youth Center
A large crowd attended the Youth Center on Saturday to enjoy music by Spencer Hurley and his high school orchestra. The group played from 9 30 until closing time for dancing or listening with members including Hurley director Bruce ithead vocalist Charles Bryant Clarence Hayes Freda Jack King Eddie Tensley Bill Johnson and Bill Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Hurley
Bruce. Ithead
Charles Bryant
Clarence Hayes
Freda Jack King
Eddie Tensley
Bill Johnson
Bill Russell
Nine of Trumps On Third Round Forces Penalty Loss
In a bridge hand East avoided an end-play that could have cost a trump or spade trick. The contract went down by four, yielding a 1100-point penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Post War Security Idea Spurs Savings by Women
On the Gold Coast native women receiving soldier allotments deposit part of it in the Post Office savings bank. The funds support a return husband and aid the war effort through thrift and patriotic saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tekiman
Gold Coast
Post Office Savings Bank
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Madeline Hoover
Junior Service League
YWCA
Hein
OZ Heinz
Garden Club
Mrs. Gordy
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Yow’s Funeral Home
Security Bank
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Dr. Carrick
Eastern Star
Florence Nightengale Club
John H. Harris
First Methodist Guild
W.S.C.S
Ward Street
Methodist Church
Leven Morton
Edgewood Street
Miss Allgood
P.T.A
Tommye Stanton
T. M. Stanton
Woman's Col— Duke University
Duram
Josephine Culbertson
Ars Axek
Lele
Fred Palmer
Om Drug
Amoother Rome Patsee
Galenol Co
Atlanta
Eeokham
Nelson
Florist and Decorat
Francis B. Nelso
Main St
Minuie Lee Steed
Vera Buckner
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St. Tei
Bean's Shoe Shop
South Main Street
Persia
Worldfame
Southern
Amin
Aise Gouther
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