Junior Service League Met At Country Club Yesterday
The Junior Service League held its regular monthly meeting at the Country Club with president Mrs. J. Ed Millis presiding. Reports highlighted new babies aided, milk fund reach, layettes, a Durham trip, and new provisional members. Nominating committee named for officers. plans discussed for April annual meeting. a large attendance of members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Country Club
J. Ed Millis
Forest Murray
Phil Warner
Milk Fund
Shubal Kirkman
Motor Corporation
Herman Smith
Durham
League
O. B. Bonner
Philip Davis
Logan Lovelace
J. I. Groome
BE. T. Harrison
Roland Holton
Lawrence Matton
Ed. Millis
Frank Murr
John Peacock
Tom Powell
Lyman
Redding
S. Saunders
William Simmons
Willis Slane Delk Smith
Paul Smith
Sam Strickland
Jack Thomas
John Walker
Ben Porter
Elizabeth Adams
Nell Adams
Tom Sykes Addresses Child Study Group
Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends church spoke to Johnson Street School’s Child Study Group on home school church roles in character building. He praised Parent-Teacher cooperation and announced a Pre-School clinic for fall entrants to be held Friday. transportation and contact details were provided. Oakdale M E senior youths enjoyed a party at Miss Marie Campbell’s home with games puzzles and refreshments for thirty five attendees and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Johnson ,Street
Sykes
Oakdale
M. E. Church
Marie Campbell
Social Calendar Listings for Club Meetings this Week
Wednesday at 3 p m Mrs Paul Casey hosts Contract club at Woodbrook court. 3 30 p m Music Literature dept of Woman's club meets at Hillcrest drive. Thursday 11 a m Mrs W T Powell entertains Beta Pi club at 626 Parkway. 8 30 p m Entre Neus club at Parkway hosted by Mrs A N Phillips. 2 30 p m Tea and Topics club at Hillcrest drive with Mrs E S Wall. Friday 8 p m Lotus club hosts Mrs M F Stooks at 626 North Hamilton. 3 p m Canterbury club at Hillcrest drive hosted by Mrs Kenneth B Geddie. 7 45 p m American Legion Auxiliary meets with Mrs Reid Marsh at 612 Colonial drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Casey
Contract Club
Woodbrook Court
Woman's Club
J. W. Woollen
Hillcrest Drive
W. T. Powell
Parkway
A. N. Phillips
E. S. Wall
The
Lotus Club
M. F. Stooks
North
Hamilton Street
Kenneth B. Geddie
Canterbury Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Reid Marsh
Colonial Drive
Cloverdale groups plan meetings and engagements
The Cloverdale Child Study group meets at 1 45 pm with Edgar Hartley speaking on Recreation. Anna Switzer and Sigmund Meyer announce an April wedding. Birth of James Allen Coltrane March 12 at Trinity Route 2. Various church and veterans events set for the week including Bible class and Women’s Circle. Mrs Gold recovering from surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
Edgar Hartley
Clyde Coltrane
James Allen
Trinity Route Two
Coltrane
Charity Coltrane
Gold
Burrus Memorial
T. J. Gold
Burrus Memorial Hospital
D A R Chapter Hosts Meeting At Mrs Raymonds Home
The Alexander Martin chapter D A R held a meeting at Mrs Katherine Raymonds North Main street home. Highlights included two honors for members, bridge party fundraisers, and a birthday cake presented to historian Mrs C F Tomlinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
Mrs. Raymond
Mesdames
T. J. Gold
A. 8. Caldwell
H. M. Brandon
C.F. Tomlinson
WA. Sherrod
L. B. Joiner
Wayside Garden Club Meets at Mrs J A Morris Home
Wayside Garden Club met Tuesday morning at ten with Mrs J A Morris hosting at Brentley circle. President Mrs P W Flagge led the gathering as members voted five dollars toward fencing the junior high back lawn and heard papers on Vines and What Is New in the Catalogue by Mrs Roy Spearman and Mrs Ernest Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
P. W. Flagge
Roy Spearman
Ernest Wall
Mesdames
C. L. Amos
C. B. Mattocks
H. W. McCain
J. F. Hayden
D. L. Bouldin
J. A. Eshelman
Craven Page
D. H B. Richardson
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Met Last Evening
The Tuesday evening Garden Club held its regular meeting. Members discussed staging a flower show in early May and noted an upcoming garden tool demonstration by Walter Campbell of Greensboro at Beeson's Hardware on March 22 at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Council
Walter Campbell
Greensboro
Beeson
John Blair
Richard Shaw
Shaw
Chinqua- Penn Farm
Rockwell Family Returns Home From Visit
J H Rockwell Jr and family of Chase City Virginia returned home after several days with J H Rockwell Sr and wife on Virginia avenue. Mrs Clarice Ridge Dobbs is recovering from appendicitis at Guilford General hospital. Mrs James B Lovelace and her son James B Jr have returned home from Guilford General hospital. The Mary Jones Bible Study class meets Thursday at 3 pm with Mrs A Martin at 416 Worth Avenue to study the fourth chapter of Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. W. McMahon
Guilford Avenue
Lottie Holden
8. G. Daniel
Lindsay Street
J. H. Rockwell, Jr
Chase City
J. H. Rockwell, Sr
Virginia Avenue
Clarice Ridge Dobbs
Guilford General Hospital
Mary Jones
A. Martin
Worth Avenue
Mark
Fishermen Move Northward After Winter Base at Cracoke
With the trawling season nearly over, fishing smacks based at Cracoke for winter plan to move north along the coast. They will base next at Hampton in Virginia, fish from Cape Henry, then proceed to Chincoteague or Cape May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwn
Ccracoke
Hampton
Cape Henry
Chincoteague
Cape Ay
Fall Causes Death at Tobacco Plant in Winston-Salem
A five foot fall from a window at a tobacco plant in Winston-Salem killed W. E. Bell, 32. The death was attributed to the accidental fall occurring at the plant location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
W. E. Bell
Citizen exchanges 1200 in gold at post office window
A Greensboro resident visited the post office and exchanged 1200 in gold and gold certificates for a postal savings account at the window of clerk R A Oehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
R. A. Oehman
Moon Guided Planting Advice for Potatoes and Chinese Cabbage
An article by Robert Hook discusses lunar planting timing for potatoes and yields a recipe to disinfect seed potatoes. It outlines seed selection, disinfection methods, spacing, and depth, and notes March 20 as a planting date for several vegetables in High Point. It also describes Chinese cabbage varieties and spring versus fall timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ©. Hook
High Point
North Carolina Extension Service
Raleigh
China
Pai T’sai
Pei-T’sai
Paoting
Wong Bok
Moon Guided Planting for Cabbage and Flowers
The article notes cabbage matures in 12 to 15 weeks and cannot endure frost. It advises sowing and planting flowers by moon phases and zodiac signs Libra Cancer Scorpio Pisces for fragrance quantity and sturdiness, endorsing gardening in harmony with lunar cycles.
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Tom Sykes
Milan
Moffitt’s
Miss Switzer
Sigmund Meyer
Mark Switzer
Anna
Switzer
Milton Silver
Meyer
Simon Meyer
Enfield, N.C
Univeristy of
North Carolina
Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity
Business Woman's Circle
Main Street
C. A. Bost
Vv. F. W
J.S. Welborn
J. E. Kirkman
R. W. Magna
House
National Congress
Washington
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Sidney P. Cooper
Charlotte
C. T. Ingram
Ways and Means
R. K. Stewart
C. F. Tomlinson
Tilden
Vogue Beauty Shopper Bank
CF Agpilchnent
Hook
Hotel Sheraton
HOTEL
Sheraton
Herbert A. Crane
Sechrest Funeral Home
LUX
Maxes
BY Glenn Hendrix
Philco Radio
Semanal Puinanthele
Gund & Son
Gee Peanens
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