Missionary Women Hold Zone Meeting At Asheboro
In Asheboro the third zone of Greensboro district of the Methodist Episcopal Woman's Missionary Society met at the Asheboro M E Church. Mrs H W McCain of High Point spoke on spiritual life and social welfare work urging action against false liquor ads and outreach to needy children. Delegates elected from Liberty Asheboro Ramseur and Greensboro, with plans for a Sunnydale retreat near Winston-Salem and a future zone meeting at Bethany Church near Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
H. W. McCain
Igh Point
Greensboro
Methodist Episcopal Woman's Missionary Society
Asheboro M. E
Christ
Sunnyeres
Winston-Salem
J. B. Hauser
Liberty
M. W. Parrish
John Riehm
Ramseur
EF. A. Long
J. C. Cox
Elegate
J. C. Williams
Beth
M. E. Church
H. P. Powell
C. A. Hayworth
Southern Methodist Church
Asheville
Steiner
McCain
J. E. Woolsey
High Point
Local communities discuss jail labor and wage reforms
A meeting explored county jails and prison farms as drivers of reform. Ader of Coleridge led the pledge service as societies pledged for missionary work. Mrs Hayworth hosted delegates for luncheon in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Ader
Coleridge
Randolph Library Club Plans Fund Drive For New Rooms
Randolph Library Club met at Mrs. Armfield's home with Mrs. Parks as associate hostess. New members were elected and fund raising plans for library rooms were discussed. 28 new books arrived and more are on order. War Mothers set a Carnation sale for May 8 with red Bab is for fundraising and ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Library Club
W. J. Armfield
Russell Parks
Everal
Randolph County
J.S. Lewis
Nominating Committee Chosen for Park Street PTA Officers
A committee led by Mrs. Clarence Lovett and Mrs. W. F. Redding Jr. plus Miss Ina Cockerell was selected at a Park Street PTA executive meeting to pick officers to present at the next meeting. The meeting set for Tuesday afternoon March 21 at the school will feature a musical program with Grace Van Dyke Moore of Woman’s College Greensboro speaking on Music In the Schools and performances by the fifth grades.
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Clarence Lovett
W. F. Redding, Jr
Ina Cockerell
Park Street
Pr. T. A
Grace van Dyke Moore
Woman's College
Greensboro
Scholes
Book Club Social Adds Spring Color and Prizes
Miss Marian Watson chaired a program as Mrs J H Wrape hosted Tuesday for the local Book Club at the Farmer Road home. Three tables, one visitor Mrs M I Ellis, and a green yellow color scheme complemented spring flowers. High score Mrs Leard Brown won hose, second Mrs R F Routh won an apron, visitor prize was a linen handkerchief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wrape
Book Club
Farmer Road
M. I. Ellis
Leard Brown
R. F. Routh
Mary Elizabeth Wall Honoree At Party On Her Twelfth Birthday
Mr and Mrs B B Wall entertained at their home 1126 Campbell Street Wednesday night in honor of their daughter Mary Elizabeth who celebrated her 12th birthday. Games and contests were followed by ice cream and cake for a group of guests including Betty Wade Nancy White Betty Williams Nannie Lee Coggins Marilyn Collins Betty Lou Nance Mary Wade Betty Jo Hedrick Betsy Williams Esther Marie Free Betty Lee Lois Poindexter Ann Alman Doris Peacock Jackie Gregory Pauline Perdue Ruby Gregory Alvin Lee Rollins Wanda Lee Hooper H J Stepp George Harbinson Don Hulin Charles Harbinson Leonard Sugg Paul Williamson Bill Hedrick Kenneth Poindexter Charlie Foster and Mrs E R Hedrick aunt of the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. B. Wall
Campbell Street
Mary Elizabeth
Betty Wade
Nancy White
Betty Williams
Nannie Lee Coggins
Marilyn Collins
Betty Lou Nance
Mary Wade
Betty Jo Hedrick
Betsy Williams
Esther Marie Free
Betty Lee
Lois Poindexter
Ann Alman
Doris Peacock
Jackie Gregory
Pauline Perdue
Ruby Gregory
Alvin Lee Rollins
Wanda Lee Hooper
H. J. Stepp
George Harbinson
Don Hulin
Charles Harbinson
Leonard Sugg
Paul Williamson
Bill Hedrick
Kenneth Poindexter
Charlie Foster
E. R. Hedrick
Book Club Luncheon at Mrs. Lafferty’s Home
The Wednesday Book Club meets at 12 30 at Mrs R S Lafferty’s home on Louise Avenue. Mrs Kenneth Redman and Mrs A E Taplin assist as hostesses for a luncheon meeting.
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Book Club
R. S. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
Kenneth Redman
A. E. Taplin
Lafferty
Rankin Couple Return From Florida Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Edwin C Rankin Jr returned from their wedding trips to southern points visiting Florida cities with most time in Miami Mrs J W Fambrough Sr called to Savannah Ia to A W Morehouse Sr bedside who has been critically ill for some time
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Florida
Edwin C. Rankin, Jr
Miami
J. W. Fambrough, Sr
Savannah
A. W. Morehouse, Sr
Domino Club Saint Patrick Bridge Party at Blair Park
Four bridge tables were in play at Blair Park clubhouse Friday evening as Domino Club members and guests celebrated Saint Patrick's Day with tallies and green accents. Prizes went to Mrs. Paul Ruth for ladies high score and Dave Alexander for men's high score. Attendees included Anna Elisabeth Kearns, Jimmie Sloop, Martha Jarrett, Love Monday, Edythe Crooks, Nick Bamballs, Claude and Robert Smith, Paul Ruth, and Elwood Jones.
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Blair Park
Domino Club
Paul Ruth
Dave Alexander
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Jimmie Sloop
Martha Jarrett
Love Monday
Elwood Jones
Edythe Crooks
Nick Bamballs
Claude Smith
Robert Guarino
Denton High School Banquet Honors Letter Recipients
Denton High School basketball team held its annual banquet with Coach Willis Campbell as toastmaster and Captain Joe Crawford delivering a farewell address. Letters were awarded to players and attendees included several students and relatives as the school community marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Denton High School
Willis Campbell
Joe Crawford
F. H. Smith
Colon Yates
Mac Crawford
Billy Shaw
Mary Kathryne Gilmore
Walter Ray Thompson
Blanche Beck
Junior Lomax
Virginia
H. M. Stroupe, Jr
Sybil Crofts
Bobby Wilkins
Kathleen Surratt
Fannie Mae Wilkins
Roy Snider
Wilma Shaw
Myron Wade Sexton
Hoyt Loftin
Cleo Snider
Singers Will Meet At School Today
The Piedmont Singers Association holds its first meeting of the year at the Senior High School auditorium at 1 30 this afternoon. Bill Burton directs with Rop Triplett assisting. The Rangers Quartet from Texas headlines a varied program with many other groups including Hedgecock Sisters Piedmont Male Quartet Central Carolina Quartet Silvertone Girls Hartford Quartet Winston-Salem Gospel Singers and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Singers Association
Aternoon
Bill Burton
Rop Triplett
Rangers Quartet
Texas
North
South Carolina
Hedgecock Sisters
Piedmont Male Quartet
Central Carolina Quartet
Silvertone Girls
Hartford Quartet
Winston-Salem
Evangelistic Quartet
Dillinger Quartet
Carolina Rangers
Gospel Singers
Silk as Wound Sutures and Lifelines Across Trades
The passage notes silk used across professions from surgeons stitching wounds to climbers lifelines and aviators parachute cords, with fishermen relying on strong lines and artillerists utilizing silk as powder casing for great cannon.
Mrs. H N Phillips Improves at Duke Hospital
Friends of Mrs. H N Phillips of this city report she is improving at Duke Hospital Durham since Monday and is expected to return home next week.
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H. N. Phillips
Duke Hospital
Dur Ham
Reverend Howell Breaks Leg in Church Fall
Reverend D V Howell pastor of Calvary Methodist Church fractured his right leg in a church fall yesterday afternoon. He was carried by Yow's ambulance to Guilford General Hospital for treatment and sent home to the parsonage on Thissell Street after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Howell
Calvary Methodist Church
Tire Casings Vulcanize Solidly in Endurance Races
In long auto races cars push at top speed for extended times causing tire casings and inner tubes to vulcanize into a single solid mass, complicating changes and tire management for crews.
Dairying Declares Dominance in New York Industry
Dairying stands as New York's largest and most widespread industry with Holland noted for milk and dairy products. The article contrasts Holland's dairy strength with New York's expansive dairy sector.
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New York
Holland
Sigma Alpha Phi Banquet And Dance Held Last Evening
Members of the Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority of High Point College held a Spring banquet and dance at the O. Henry Hotel Ballroom in Greensboro with Tal Henry and his orchestra providing music. Attendees included numerous High Point residents and guests, accompanied by chaperones Miss Vera Idol and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allred and Walter Fleischman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority
High Point College
O. Henry
Greensboro
Tal Henry
Jacqueline Kinney
Salisbury
Cody” Farr
High Point
Frances Muse
Carthage
Allen Thacker
Dixie Thomas
Edgar Snider
Nancy Parham
Henderson
C. W. Martin
Lucille Ingram
Charles Harville
Esther Miran
Torrington
Porter Hauser
Winston- Salem
Dorothy Wiggins
T. W. Ellis
Vera Idol
J. H. Allred
Walter Fleischman
Mrs Dorothy Rogers Ill at Home on Lexington Avenue
Mrs Dorothy Rogers remains ill at her home, confined to bed for three weeks at 812 East Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rogers
East
Lexington Avenue
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