Altrusans Establish Scholarship For Local Girl At Crossnore School
The Altrusa club voted to create a 50 dollar one year scholarship for a local girl chosen by the club to attend Crossnore School. The meeting at the Sheraton Hotel also approved 10 dollars to the Red Cross and 5 dollars to a milk fund for two local schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusans
Crossnore School
Sheraton
Altrusa Club
Red Cross
Alice Dickerson
Ise Lena Sale
Holy City
Ernest Strickland
Toni Oliaro
Marjorie Cuff
WAC
Winston-Salem
Oliaro
Tuesday Evening Clubs Hears Garden Center Plan
The Tuesday evening group met at J. W. Montgomery home with 14 members present. Mrs. Sherwood Forrest outlined plans to establish a High Point garden center offering gardening information. A nominating committee was named to present a new officers slate at the April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Montgomery
Mee Dele Montgomery
Sherwood Forrest
High Point
Montgomery
Jones Burns
A Ww
N L Garner
Mon Gardens
Alpha Theta Psi Mu Chapter to Meet at Sheraton
The Mu chapter of Alpha Theta Psi sorority will hold a regular meeting tonight at the Sheraton Hotel. The event was announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Community calendar listings for local clubs and events
A packed schedule outlines Legion birthday dinner at the 40 and 8 clubrooms, a lecture by G F Ball on the Thaw Asiatic Expedition, a High Point Jewish Women meeting at Mrs Sam Tobias’s, Emerywood Country Club family night, Priscilla club on Lindsay Street, Tea and Topics at Mrs F H Hallenbeck’s, Community Concert campaign tea at the Sheraton, Gaeta symposium club evening, USO at the Y M C A, and a YWCA hosted weekly buffet for service men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Number 87
Legion
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
G. F. Ball
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Tobias
Parkway
Priscilla Club
F. F. Dickson
Lindsay Street
F. H. Hallenbeck
Forest Hill Drive
Logan Porter
Community Concert Association
Sheraton
Gaeta Svn Ete Try Club
J. T. Weaver
Allen Jay PTA Hears Edgar Hartley Guest Speaker
Allen Jay P T A welcomed Edgar Hartley secretary of the Y M C A as guest. He played games and spoke on Friendship. Devotionals were led by W D Cornelison. Flute girls chorus from the Glee Club performed. Prize winners were Miss Osborn fifth grade and Mrs White-Sell ninth grade for February attendance. Vice president Mrs W S Ceenainon presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hartley
Allen Jay P.T
W. D. Cornelison
Gleek Tu
Patriotic Play by Emma Blair PTA Parents Lead Program
Emma Blair PTA staged a patriotic program led by parents. After scripture by Mrs. Taylor Fisher, a group of parents performed songs and a play about national history. Martin Miner and Susie Save Health spoke on their contributions and duties to the flag and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Garden program at Cloverdale school
The Cloverdale PTA met Tuesday evening in the school auditorium to spotlight a play about victory gardens. Four Cloverdale students shared ideas from last year and Gallant's second grade won the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association
Victory Gar Missewan
Lloyd Thayer Speaks on Child Care at Y M C A Club
At the Double M club meeting held at the Y W C A Lloyd Thayer principal of Elm Street school spoke on Child Care. He noted that a nervous mother makes a nervous child and a calm home fosters a calmer temperament. Twelve members attended.
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Double M Club
Y.W.C.A
Lloyd Thayer
Elm Street School
Thayer
C. W. Boylen
Get More Comfort For Standing Feet
Listeners learn to use ice mint foot balm before and after work to soothe tired feet. The ad promises cooling relief without grease and notes benefits for callouses and coins, urging purchase at local druggist.
State D A R Conference Highlights Here
Interesting reports on the state D A R conference held in Raleigh were heard yesterday afternoon by the Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution when the chapter was entertained by Mrs. J F Hayden at her home. Miss Betty Lou Nance was named Good Citizen and spoke brief thanks for the citizenship scrimage sponsor. Officers to be named at the April meeting and a social hour featured an orchid centerpiece and crystal swans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Raleigh
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the Amerian Revolution
J. F. Hayden
East
Washington Street
J. S. Welborn
Hayden
R. A. Herring
Betty Lou Nance
D. Pa
W. L. Tabb
L. R. Peacock
J. E. Marsh
Seborn Perry
F. E. Whitescarver
Clair Conner
Eddie Wertz
R. I. Quigley
Laura B. Wiley
Global Good Will Banquet Highlights Y Clubs National Theme
The three busi ness girls clubs of the local Y held a nation wide banquet at Adams Memorial building with about seventy attendees. Miss Made line McCain presided, Miss Mamie Workman delivered greetings from nine clubs plus Hawaii, and Miss Jen Polston led a club to greet delegates dressed as business girls from various countries. Music by Dorothy Lee Maxine Kennedy Hazel Wright and Marie Strother followed by a Saint Patrick’s Day themed decoration, and the program closed with the Y W C A hymn Follow the Gleam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial
Business - Mahanena ‘Sional Girls
Jolly Y. Live Y'ers
Business and
Madeline McCain
Mamie Workman
Jolly Y
Hawaii
Dorothy Lee
Maxine Kennedy
Hazel Wright
Marie Strother
Jen Polston
Igmy B Y Club
Nir. c
Betty Lou Nance
Evening Bridge Party On Friday Ladies Bridge Event
The Southt host party will feature the usual dessert at seven thirty. Mesdames Harold McKee and F. T. Withite led the North South duplicate at yesterday's ladies bridge at the clubhouse with Mrs C Durland and W P Hazelwood as high NS scorers. Contract honors went to Mrs C J Cummings and Miss Thelma Cummings. Seaters included a long list of ladies and gentlemen from Tuscaloosa and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McKee
F. T. Withite
C. Durland
W. P. Hazelwood
C. J. Cum
Thelma Cumming
Ralph
Joint P T A Meeting Set in Thomasville
Local school officials announce a joint meeting of the Parent-Teacher Associations from Main and Colonial Set and Kern Street schools at the Main Street school on Thursday night April 13. The speaker will be Mrs. Bess N from the Department of Home Economics at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina and her topic is Social Hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Kern Street
Main Street
Bess N
Department of
Home Economics
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Rosa
Local Social Notes Highlight Home Visits and Hospital Care
Mrs. Carl D. Brown returns to 220 Willowbrook Street from Danville Kentucky after visiting her son Bill C Brown an air student at Centre College. Mrs Wendell Cole from Newport News Virginia stays with her parents on Howell Street. Mrs Charles L Smith Jr is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit following surgery with satisfactory progress. Miss Margaret Matthews reports back to Jamestown after treatment at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Brown
Willowbrook Street
Danville
Bill C. Brown
Centre College
Wendell Cole
Newport News, Va
Mrs. Carmichael
Howell Street
Charles L. Smith, Jr
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Margaret Matthews
Jamestown
Trinity Church Chicken Supper Set for Tomorrow Evening
Trinity Methodist Church sponsors a chicken supper at Trinity Orange Hall tomorrow with serving hours from 6 30 to 1 30. Public invited. Note mentions about 200 species of ducks in the text.
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Trinity Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Orange Hall
Libby Prison Postcard From German Captivity Stuns Parents
Corporal Charlies C. Libby, captured in the Mediterranean, writes from a German prison. In a 25 word message to his parents he says five words praise the Red Cross, with the rest detailing his situation and condition. The brief note highlights wartime censorship and morale efforts amid captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Charlies C. Libby
Mediterranean
The
Red Cross
Service Men and Women Graduates and Assignments
Former Aviation Cadet Bris towe P. Pitts Jr of 642 Willow Street recently graduated from Army Air Force pilot school at Moody Field Georgia and commissioned second lieutenant with Army pilot rating. Herbert L Speas Jr son of Mr and Mrs Herbert L Speas of 313 West Bay Street has received his silver wings and sworn in as a second lieutenant at Inagen Field. Pfc Richard K Black Jr has arrived in England with A P O 256 care post master New York City he is son of Mr and Mrs R X Sr of 1204 Johnson Street.
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Bristowe P. Pitts, Jr
Willowstreet
Army Air Force Pilot School
Moody Field
Georgia
Herbert L. Speas, Jr
Herbert L. Speas
West Bay Street
Inagen Field
Tigh A
High Point
England
Richard K. Black, Jr
A.P.O
Care
New York City
Johnson Street
Sugar n spice spring dress pattern 4761 for children
Pattern 4761 by Pattern Department Point Enterprise New York offers a dainty dress with lace trimming and a jaunty cape. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 include frock and cape options in bright gingham chambray and includes yardage guidance for 35 and 39 inch fabrics.
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Ant
Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 7Th St
New York
N. Y
Bridge Two-Way Count Plays On Trick Estimation
South dealer vulnerable under card play analysis. The deal features A6 2 and A105 in one hand with clubs and diamonds, while the other side shows varied honors in spades. Declarer wins clubs, West parks on the queen, weighing whether a third club exists and evaluating potential gains or losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
East
Saene
Dummy
New Zealand Settlement Association Promotes Postwar Immigration
The New Zealand Settlement Association unveils a plan to boost migration to the dominion citing a low birth rate and aging population. Emigration from England will be emphasized after the war, with incentives for Americans seeking new opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N. Z
INS
New Zealand Settlement Association
Dominion
England
Soldier’s 12,000 Mile Christmas Trip Home
Capt. Donald S. Brookfield of the U S Army Air Forces hitchhiked 12 000 miles along army air routes to return to his Bryn Mawr home for Christmas. The journey began November 26 at Kunming China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr
INS
Donald S. Brookfield
U. S. Army Air Force
Kunming
China
Believe in Goodness Pays in the End by Elsie Robinson
The author argues for practicing goodness for its own beauty and payoff. She admits no natural virtue yet finds that only goodness offers lasting well being, self respect, and harmony with others as money and success fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodness
Bridge analysis shows West misplayed to lose contract
The excerpt explains West failing to duck a key suit, allowing declarer to secure nine tricks. West later attempts clubs and spades, but the defense cannot prevent declarer from reaching the needed number of tricks, leaving him one short.
Tax agent’s surprise as 795 pound woman faints
In Denver on March 15 an internal revenue agent confronted a woman about her income tax. She reportedly weighed 795 pounds and fainted in his arms, an event described with a mix of surprise and humor in local recollection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Internal Revenue
Telegram to draft board from Willie Reiners
Willie Reiners sent a telegram to his draft board in Petersburg Virginia stating he cannot report on the 13th and that he has been ready in the army for seven years. The message was brief and to the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennsee
Willie Reiners
Petersburg
Democratic optimism in Washington March campaign outlook
A March campaign committee in Washington predicted Democrats will gain numerical superiority in the House after November elections but warned of a close, hard fight. They said Roosevelt should win and that the party has a chance with any nominee as Republican ranks were split.
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Washington
March
House
Roosevelt
Republ
Glucose Quickly Reaches Bloodstream After Swallowing
Glucose is rapidly absorbed, reaching the bloodstream within five minutes after ingestion. The statement emphasizes the speed of glucose assimilation following swallowing.
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