Campaign Tea Sets Goal of 1000 Members for Next Year
About fifty workers attended the 1944 membership campaign tea of the Opens Concert association at the Sheraton Hotel. President Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson announced a goal of at least 1000 adult members for next year and outlined duties for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaign
Opens Concert Association
Sheraton
J. W. Lindsay
W. T. Powell
C. F. Tomlinson
W. J. Fraley
Robert T. Amos
Mia Slavenska
Association
Abbott Lake
Florence
S. C
New York
Columbia Concerts, Inc
Junior Hi Group At Youth Center Delights Audience
A Junior School group performed at the Youth Center last evening with a minstrel skit created by the group. Layton played a Blues singer drawing enthusiastic applause along with other group members.
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Youth Center
Layton
Improvised Fire Extinguisher Powder Made From Household Mix
Regular baking soda mixed with a small amount of talcum powder can form an effective fire extinguishing powder for small fires. The mixture relies on baking soda’s basic properties and talc’s absorbent nature to smother flames.
Dance Concert by Mia Slavenska at Junior High Tomorrow
Mia Slavenska, renowned prima ballerina, headlines a TV concert series finale at the Junior High auditorium tomorrow evening. The program features David Tihmar, Jack Gansert, Norma Vaslavina, Audrey Keane, Lillian Bauer, and Simon Sadoff piano accompaniments, starting at eight.
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Mia Slavenska
Mombe
Tv Concert Association
Yugo Slavia
Slavenska
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Nijinska
Eek
An Via
Sweden
North Africa
Yugoslavia
Otner
David Tihmar
Blair
Oklahoma
Tihmar
Hell Bowl
Bohm
Grace Moore
Jeanette MacDonald
Jack Gansert
Berlin
Germany
White Horse Inn
Norma Vaslavina
Audrey Keane
Lillian Bauer
Simon Sadoff
Carroll To Address YWCA Luncheon on Post-War Education
Charles F. Carroll Jr. will speak at the Adams Memorial YWCA membership luncheon Tuesday at 1 pm on post war planning in education. Miss Mary Sue Briggs will provide soprano music. committee members include Mrs. Adams, Hallenbeck, Neal, and Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial
Y.W.C.A
Charles F. Carroll
Mary Sue Briggs
Mesdames P. ¥. Adams
F. H. Hallenbeck
P. J. Neal
Joseph T. Weaver
Denton Couple Wed in Lexington Vows
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ruth Floyd to John Garner on Friday March 10 in Lexington with Rev Odel Leonard officiating. Groom’s family and local friends attended. the couple will reside in Denton.
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Denton
Mar
Ruth Floyd
John ©. Garner
Lexington
Odel Leonard
Carl Gallimore
Garner
David Floyd
Pheiffer and
Greensboro College
Baby album highlights several local children birthdays
Paul Dee Monroe turned three on March 15 with Mr. and Mrs. J A Monroe at 301 Woodrow Avenue. Jean Lee Loflin will be one on March 20, child of Mr. and Mrs. P L Loflin of High Point route two. Sylvia Dean Leonard celebrated her first birthday today March 19, daughter of Seaman Harley Leonard and Mrs. Leonard of Jamestown route one. Dana Sue Gibson, age one, is daughter of Corporal and Mrs. Sloan D Gibson II of 804 Sunset Drive. Elva Nadene Burton is three, daughter of H E Burton of High Point route two.
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Paul Dee Monroe
J. A. Monroe
Woodrow Avenue
Jean Lee Loflin
P. L. Loflin
High Point Route Two
Sylvia Dean Leonard
Seaman
Harley Leonard
Leonard
Jamestown
Dana Sue Gibson
Sloan D. Gibson, II
Sunset Drive
Elva Nadene Burton
Mrs. H. E. Burton
Route Two
High Point
Steven Elmo Price
Mrs. Tedana
Vail Avenue
Mare
Patricia Anne Kersey
George A. Kersey
South Main Street
Anne Adams Pattern 4748 for girls frocks and motifs
Pattern 4748 offers a party frock in gingham or chambray with lace touches and yoke sleeve ruffles. Sizes 6 to 14, fabric needs 2 yards of 35 inch for size 10 plus 2 yards contrast. Includes transfer motifs for linens and garments. Send twenty cents to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department for details.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 11Th St
New York
Mrs Rankin Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs. A. M. Rankin will entertain members of the Entre Nous club at her Church street home Thursday afternoon at two thirty. The social gathering aims to foster fellowship among members in a casual afternoon event.
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A. M. Rankin
Entre Nous Club
Church Street
Thomasville Girl Attends District Meeting in Greensboro
Miss Lois Edinger of Meredith College Thomasville attends the district conference of International Relations Clubs in Greensboro. She will lead a round table on The Place of Small Powers in the United Nations. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Edinger of Thomasville.
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Raleigh
Lois Edinger
Meredith College
Thomasville
International Relations Clubs
Greensboro
United Nations
Edinger
W. P. Edinger
Announcement Reveals OClock Timing Details
An announcement issued yesterday clarifies the timing of o clock events with new schedule notes. The statement outlines expected start times and the sequence of related activities for attendees and organizers.
To the One I Love From the Scrap Gertrude Page
Poem fragment dedicates affection to a beloved who loves rain and home. Lines praise quiet outlook and dedication to following and keeping warm by his hearth. Literary scrap suggests intimate, sentimental tone.
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Gertrude Page
Youth Center Board to Meet With New State Members
The Youth Center schedules a Monday meeting at the center to introduce the Junior Board’s new slate. Dusty Leonard will preside as president with Teachey as vice president, Di Wright treasurer, Betty Nance corresponding secretary, and Doris Thomas recording secretary. Remaining members include Brandis Leonard Conrad Henry Dowdy Pete Strong Bill Spaugh Bill Guyer Ruth Highfill Wagner and Sandy Rankin.
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Youth Center
Mem
Bers
Dusty” Leonard
Teachey
di Wright
Betty Nance
Doris Thomas
Rotary
Jor
Brandis Leonard
Conrad
Henry Dowdy
Pete Strong
Bill Spaugh
Bill Guyer
Ruth Highfill
Wagner
Sandy Rankin
Workers Conference Meeting at First Church March 23
The Workers Conference will meet at First Methodist Church in the parlor on March 23. The session opens with a worship service by the A. M. Idol class, followed by a business hour and social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Conference
First Church
Ae Actors Conference
First Methodist Church
Baller
A. M. Idol
New Japanese Broadcast Seen Amid Luzon Resistance
A wartime report from New York cites a Japanese broadcast recorded in the city via FCC channels. It claims prewar Philippines governance and northern Luzon forces remain in resistance work against allied team efforts.
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New York
INS
Philippines
Ae Wealth
Luzon
York
FCC
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Adams Club
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George E. Wall
San Diego
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T. M. Hendrix
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Clarence Russell
Wood Russell
Wilson Russell
Baltimore
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Vernon Robbins
Union Grove
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