War Planning Forum to Highlight Postwar World at Federation Meet
Mrs. Charles G. Doak secretary of North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs reports a forum at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in St. Louis April 25 to 28. Diplomats and leaders will discuss postwar plans including world government and international police. Notable speakers include Francisco Castillo and Jan Ciechanow, with Nordic, Indian, and New Zealand representatives among others. Delegates and alternates named. Ellen Black Winston named commissioner of public welfare.
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Charles G. Doak
North Carolina
Tion of Women's Clubs
St. Louis
Jefferson
John L. Whitehurst
Seasion
Francisco Castillo
Mexico
A. Loudon
S. Excellency
Jan Ciechanowr
Poland
Ed O'Neal
Mn Farm Bureau
Federa
S. K. Kirpalani
India
Walter Nash
New Zealand
Lenroot
Unities Children's Bureau
Hoffman
Ker Corporation
F. Hendrickson
United Natelief and Rehabilitation
Iberg
Josephine
National Food Center
Hot. Springs
Florence Kerr
Edward B
Loyola College
Baltimore
Albert J. Stowe
War Department
Josselyn Hennessy
India Agency
J. Henry Highsmith
State Federation
T. Fred Henry
Salisbury
R. A. McLaughlin
Yadkinville
J. M. Council
Wananish
J. S. Mitchener
Raleigh
J. A. Gupton
J. O. Brown
Charlotte
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
Ed M. Anderson
West Jefferson
E. P. Brown
Herman Babb
Murfreesboro
Goldsboro
Cooper Taylor
J. O. MacClella Maxton
Charles G. Baigh
R. H. Latham
Asheville
John D. Robinson
Wallace
Micou F. Browne
Ellen Black Winston
Federation
Local Heroes and Relatives Visit High Point Area
Wartime notes report Lt. Younts reassigned to Camp Hood Texas and Pvt Emily Kring furloughing from Low-1 hospital Fort Dev and awaiting WAC duties. Families from Monroe High Point Winston-Salem and Wilmington visit, with hospital updates on Mrs. Arthur Oiner and others.
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R. A. Herri
Emily Kring
Fort Dev
Washington, D. C
T. Younts
Monroe
N. C
Gilleen
Texas
J. N. Me
Younts
Frances Me
High Point
Lt. Younts
Camp Sutbut
Camp Hood
Tex
Births and newborns announced in High Point area notices
Local birth notices list newborns across High Point and Anmoore area families. Names include Charles Lee Amos Jr, Darrell Jordan Williams, Jo Anne Jones, Glenda Jane Easom, Daniel Kay Fulk, Joyce Ann Cox, Judith Lamar Wall, Susan Anne Wiley, Robert Eugene Marsh Jr, Sherrill Reid Newnam, and Lawrence Williamson III, with birth dates from March 10 to March 18 and hospital details at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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le Shepherds
MT. Barry
Erwin Williams
Shepherd's Mountain
Darrell Jordan
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Anne Jones
J. E. Jones
Fowler Street
Jo Anne
High Point Memorial
A Fasoms
G. G. Easom
Thissell Street
Glenda Jane
Daniel Kay Fulk
E. F. Fulk
Kivett Drive
Daniel Kay
Walls
Prentiss Wall
Lexington Avenue
Judith Lamar
Wall
Helen Edwards
Jamestown
Samuel Wieleys
Samuel R. Wiley
Susan Anne
Boulevard Unit
Rs. Wiley
Estelle McCormick
Greensboro
Robert Eugene Marsh
Robert Eugene, Jr
Boulevard
High Point Mial Hostal
Marsh
Hazel Louise McKinney
Oay
Maxwell Field
Ala
Army Air Force
Newnams
R. Sidney FE
Newnam
Greensboro Road
Sherrill Reid
Macy Duncan
First Lady Best Dressed Woman In Journalism
Eleanor Roosevelt is named best dressed journalist by Fashion Art Design Inc. Five peers also chosen in fields such as politics Clare Boothe Luce and entertainment Ellen Drew. The piece notes a 1932 peak in life insurance policy loans at 3.805 billion dollars and includes a term New Zealand soldiers use for Marines.
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New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Fashion Art Design, Inc
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Ellen Drew
Vivian Della Chiesa
Michael Stone
Ann Delafield
La Guardia Might Seek Reelection under Voting Law
Albany March 18. A Senate measure would bar printing a candidate’s name on an official party primary ballot if the candidate is enrolled in another party. Mayor La Guardia, a member of the American Labor party, would be affected though previously backed by Republicans in 1941.
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Albany
N. Y
New York City
F. H. la
Mount Airy Coed Heads Duke Student Group
Mary Louis Merritt of Mount Airy elected head of Duke University College Organiza tion for General Service, succeeding Chorpening of Washington. The slate includes a committee of the chairman and officers. members chosen for war service, work done, and qualifications by the student body.
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Durham
Mary Louis Merritt
Mount Airy
Duke
Uniman Cogs
Duke University
Thy Chorpening
Washington
Myrtle Nell DeVault Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs. E. E. DeVault hosted a Chains studio party for her six year old daughter Myrtle Nell DeVault. Easter decor and candy bunny favors topped the event with children Judy Boylen, Sandra James, Dicky Alexander, Diane West, Hetty Duke, Susie Cecil, Eileen Kennetherson, Michael attending.
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E. E. DeVault
Chains Dance Studio
Myrtle Nell
Judy Boylen
Sandra James
Myrtle Nell DeVault
Dicky Alexander
Diane West
Hetty, Duke
Susie Cecil
Eileen Kennetherson
Michael
Local Girl Elected Duke University Giles House President
Miss Tommye Stanton of Durham has been elected president of Giles House at Duke University Woman's College. She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs T M Stanton of 417 Edgendale Drive.
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W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Mr. Idol
Charlotte
Annapolis
Associated Press
Duke University
Durham
Tommye Stanton
Giles House Woman's College
NAP TIME Nursery School Aides Aid High Point Nurseries
Girl Scouts assist in High Point nurseries with dolls, toys, and clothing projects. Scouts help after school and on Saturdays under teachers, aiding in child care as part of badge requirements. This week marked the national Girl Scouts 32nd anniversary.
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High Point
Girl Scouts
National
Community Club and Society Activities Ahead
Calendar items list meetings and events across clubs and groups in High Point including Garden Club sessions at Emerywood and Jamestown route one, DAR at YWCA, Entre Nous and Canterbury Club meetings, W O T Club event with a current events program, American Legion Auxiliary with Roy Braden speaking, Emerywood Family Night dinner, USO dance at the YM C A, and Sunday buffet for service members with YWCA hosts.
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High Point Garden Club
Aie Ce
Clark
Emerywood Country Club
E. T. Howard
W.O.T. Club
Joseph D. Cox
A. 8. Caldwell, Jr
West Farmis Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
Roy S. Braden
Friendly Garden Club
L. H. Matthews
Jamestown
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Y.W.C.A
R. A. Herring
Entre Nous Club
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Wild Flower Garden Club
Entertain Estates
C. A. Ring, Jr
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Y Club
USO
Brentwood PTA Highlights March Meeting Programs
The Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association March gathering featured the Gray club stunts by Edgar Hartley and Y M C A secretary Duties, music by the Brentwood school band, and a Girl Scout presentation directed by Mrs Mabel Nett. Mrs L P Greenway led with a devotional by Rev Mr McNatt. Emily ag announced omong. Ibara Rae Bartsch played a cornet solo. Scouts observed their 32nd birthday and pins were given by Mrs Burnett. Attendance banner and routine business went to Mrs Dickerson's first grade.
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Gray Club
Edgar Hartley
Brentwood
Mabelnett
Brentwood Parent- Teacher Association
L. P. Greenway
McNatt
Emily Ag
Wyhich
Ibara Rae Bartsch
Burnett
Dickerson
Union Hill PTA Plans Minstrel at Monday Meeting
The Union Hill School Parent-Teacher Association will convene Monday evening at 7:30. The program features a minstrel by seventh grade members, with an executive board meeting at 7:00 preceding the general PTA gathering.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Union Hill School
Ada Blair PTA Elects Officers At March Meeting
Ada Blair PTA elected officers with Irene Davis as president, L G Cumis as first vice president, Blackwell as second vice president, Annie Jarrell as secretary, and G Meredith as treasurer. The Glee Club directed by Dorothy Hoskins performed two songs and parents visited the annual school art exhibit after viewing Everybody's War. Pearl Bumgarner’s fifth grade won the attendance award.
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Ada Blair
Pearl Bumgarner
Parmone Used To Prevent Fruit Drop In Orchards
The report notes Parmone, an acid spray, is increasingly applied to fruit trees to prevent premature drop. It also states that twenty five percent of the world’s silver production is being fused into airplane engines.
Polish Woman to Speak on WCMC Lecture Course
Miss Aszkenazy one of the world’s few women diplomats and Poland’s first female international envoy will lecture at the Woman’s College on March 27 replacing Madame Wellington Koo. Born in Warsaw from a banking family, educated in Milan Paris and Geneva she built a career in Red Cross public relations then Polish embassy work in Washington.
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Greensboro
Natalia Aszkend
Poland
Woman's College
Wellington Koo
Moscow
Conan
Warsaw
Miss Aszkenazy
League of Nations
University of Warsaw
Milan
Paris
University of Geneva
Switzerland
France
America
American Red Cross
Washington
Count Jerzy Potocki
Jan Ciechanowski
Potocki
Wladislaw Sikaroski
Seventeen Groups To Meet In Raleigh For Veterans Conference
Raleigh, March 18. Representatives from 17 civic service and labor groups gather Tuesday to discuss job placement for returning servicemen. Brig Gen J Van B Metts says a community clearing house to aid demobilized veterans will be recommended, with no new state-wide group. The effort will be handled by the veterans personnel division of selective service and the U S Employment Service.
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Raleigh
J. van B. Metts
Selective Service For
North Carolina
Veterans Personnel Division of Selective Service
U. S. Employment Service
Night Vision Taught by Side Glance Training
The article notes a method where men train to improve night vision by using peripheral sight. This approach emphasizes awareness and adaptability in low light conditions.
Battleship Missouri Requires One Million Rivets
Report notes the battleship Missouri as the mightiest afloat facing a rivet shortage with a need for approximately one million rivets to complete repairs and maintain combat readiness.
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Missouri
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Arbor
Mich
Field, Tex
Arthur Oiner
Eaher
Elsie Pierce
Franklin Street
Kelvin Wan
Solomon's Isl Md
Ferguson
Navy
Marie Aaron
Frank Aaron
East Green Street
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C. T. Lambeth
Archdale
J. P. Clodfelter, Sr
Route Four
F. E. Jewell
Wilmington
1827 North Main
Raymond K. Odom
Odom
J. 8. Odom
Elm Street
June Kreager
Camp Jessie Turner
Ark
R. E. Marsh, JR
U. S. Marines
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Buddy
la Guardia
Mt. Airy Coed
Duke Group
Canterbury Club
Craven Page
Roy Spearman
Rywood Duplicate Club
Y.M.C.A
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PTA
Union Hill
Ada Blair Pta
WCMC
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Victory Gardens
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