Miss Hedrick Weds Harold Wall Saturday in First Baptist Church
Miss Hedrick bride elect receives pre nuptial parties and support from Miss Willa Grey Lewis and attendants. A March 24 wedding at the First Baptist Church with reception at the Hedrick home on Rotary Drive and hospitality events leading to the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Hedrick
Harold D. Wall
Willa Grey Lewis
Lewis
Gatewood Avenue
Miss Hedrick
Eleanor Dodamead
Carolyn Smith
Betsy Anderson
Lathelis Clifton
Dot Pegram
Violet Yokeley
Mr. Wall
H. G. Rothrock
Bridge
Woodrow Avenue
D. R. Hedrick
Rotary Drive
First Baptist Church
B. F. Hendrix
Lum berton Social Notes Highlight Local Movements
Mrs Horace E Stacy of Lumberton visits sister Mrs Craven at Hillcrest Drive. Miss Emma Carr Bivins leaves for Washington DC to resume reporting for the Washington Daily News after visiting her parents at 1004 North Hamilton Street. J R Young returns home after a weekend with relatives in Graham and Mebane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace E. Stacy
Lumberton
Mrs. Craven
Hillcrest Drive
Emma Carr Bivins
Washington, D. C
Washington Daily News
W. A. Bivins
North
Hamilton Street
J. R. Young
Graham and
Mebane
High Point Student Joins New York City Dance Group
Miss Norma Page of High Point North Carolina art student at Parsons School of Design has joined a New York City dance group. She was invited to become a member of the Junior Town Hall Club and was initiated at the Senior Town Hall Club ball at the St Regis Hotel. She is one of twelve chosen for the dance committee to entertain the Senior Town Hall Club next Friday. The report notes vitamin C variation in oranges by picking location on the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Page
High Point
North Carolina
Parson's School of Design
St. Regis Hotel
Page
Clyde Henry Band Furnished Music For USO Dance
The Clyde Henry orchestra from Greensboro played at a USO dance for service men at the YMCA gymnasium in High Point. Hostess staff included Mesdames H D Smith C W Davis Charlotte Guy and Miss Evelyn Jeffcoat with junior hostesses as partners. Food and refreshments were provided by the Business and Professional Women's Club the Newcomers Club and the Junior Service League. A staff meeting was announced for Tuesday April 3 to elect new Girls Service Organization officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
High Point
Clyde Henry
Greensboro
YMCA
Mesdames H. D. Smith
C. W. Davis
Charlotte Guy
Evelyn Jeffcoat
Bob Wagger
Junior Service League
USC
Girls Service Organization
Baptists Start City-Wide Training Union Study Course
High Point Baptists began a week long Baptist Training Union study series at 2:30 pm. Classes run each evening 7:15 to 9:00 at First Baptist Church with teachers including Mrs. Cauble, Mrs. Sasser, Miss Paschall, Miss Patrick, Harvey Gibson, Rev. Hopkins, Harry Wester, Rev. Mobley, T. L. Sasser, Carl Bell, and Rev. Wilbur Hutchins. Members from area Baptist churches urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists of
High Point
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
Baptist State Training Union
W.S. Cauble
T. L. Sasser
Louise Paschall
Thelma Patrick
Harvey Gibson
Julian Hopkins
Harry O. Wester
Law Mobley
Carl Bell
Wilbur Hutchins
High Point Baptist Churches
City Fairly Orderly Over Week End
Week end in High Point shows a calm municipal court session with few crimes. Several individuals faced charges, including Paul Jones for assault and others for drunkenness and speeding, with bonds set mostly at 50 to 100 dollars. Names and addresses appear for multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Paul Jones
East Russell Street
John Stephens
Putman Street
F. A
F. A. York, 27, Arrested For Cat and Disorderly Is Out On $50 Elwood Medlin
Clay Street
Marline Arthur Adams
Ralph Lazelle Gaddy
William H. Davis
Norwood Peayesgar
Impending Crisis In Food Stirs England
London reports a growing public alarm over a looming food shortage as rumors spread in Commons. Washington’s plan to cut lend lease meat by about 8 percent fuels concern, with a projected three month allotment of 25 million pounds versus 200 million now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Commons
Washington
United States
England
France
Holland
Belgium
Eisenhower
Social Security Agent Reviews High Point Office Visit
Harold W. Kramer regional representative for the Social Security Board visits High Point on his 90 day supervisory trip. He calls the town one of the nicest he has seen while noting his car required transportation from Washington. Sverett Hoffman to speak to the Business and Professional Women’s club in Thomasville tomorrow. Also notes on beef freezing crystals tenderizing meat and mackerel as a source of B vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Kramer
Social Security Board
High Point
Washington, D. C
Kramer
Washington
Sverett Hoffman
Thomasville
Mrs Latham To Address Club On New Bern Restoration
Mrs J E Latham of Greensboro will speak on New Bern and the Restoration of Tryon Palace before the Wayside Garden club at the home of Mrs Minto Hughes. She is North Carolina Federation of Garden Clubs state radio chairman and will be joined by her daughter Mrs J A Kellenberger of Greensboro for the 10 o clock meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Tryon Palace
J. E. Latham
Greensboro
Wayside
Minto Hughes
Latham
North Carolina
J. A. Kellenberger
PTA Council Tea and Dance at Thomasville
In Thomasville on March 19 special report the PTA Council held a conference tea in the cafeteria with Mrs W K McGee presiding at the punch bowl. Miss Julia Davis of Home Economics served luncheon to about seventy guests. Friday evening featured an informal dance in Hauss Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. K. McGee
Julia Davis
Hauss
Soldiers on British Isles Must Pay Duty
Postmaster S. C. Clark warned that many art parcels to Great Britain and Ireland face customs duty up to 43 1/3 percent ad valorem. Gifts to service members are duty free for the recipient, but gifts to civilians are not, with most consumer goods subject to UK purchase tax. He outlined which items may be duty free and advised senders to inform recipients of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Clark
Great Britain
Ireland
Kern Ireland
Ces
Clark
United Kingdom
Rev. P. T. Jones Called To Pulpit At 1st Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian church voted to extend a call to Rev. Paul Tudor Jones of Greenville Mississippi to fill its pulpit vacancy. He is married with two children and a graduate of Southwestern College Memphis and Louisville Seminary. He earned a Master’s from Union Theological Seminary New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Tudor Jones
Greenvile
Miss
Jones
Southwestern College
Presbyterian Institution
Memphis
Jr Order Degrees To Be Conferred On Large Class
Mechanicsville Council No 347 JoQUAM invites all Junior Order members to a large initiation at the council hall Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock. Tropic Council No 29 High Point will confer the initiatory degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville Council
Joquam
Tropic Council
High Point
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Monday evening features the Sons and Daughters of Liberty meeting at the hall. Tuesday brings multiple gatherings including the Emerywood Ladies' Bridge Luncheon and Wayside Garden club with guest speaker Mrs J E Latham from Greensboro discussing New Bern and Tryon Palace restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Emerywood Club
Wayside Garden Club
Minta Hughes
Emerywood
J. E. Latham
Greensboro
New Bern
Tryon Palace
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Fred Thomas
The
Chester Haworth
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
VEW
VFW
West Broad Street
Burbank
Mount Vernon
Home and Garden Club
Ralph Slate
Rotary
Utopian Study Club
Rodney Snow
Jamestown
Major Policy Problems Face Delegates
Washington reports that United States delegates to the world security conference face key policy issues. Senator Vandenberg proposes flexible authority for a nascent peace organization to correct injustices at the peace table and maintain justice as a basis for peace. The group must also decide policing the western hemisphere and the Monroe doctrine’s status under the proposed league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
State Department
San Francisco
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Dumbarton Oaks
Michigan
Vandenberg
New
Peace League
Yalta
Western Hemisphere
League
Easter Concert Of WCMC Choir Set For Sunday
Greensboro March 19 Annual Easter concert by the Woman's College Choir conducted by George M Thompson will be a Palm Sunday program in Holy Week observance. Open to the public, it starts at 5 p m next Sunday in Aycock auditorium with soloists Virginia Lee Commander and Jane Wharton and a double chorus Sanctus from Dvoraks Requiem Mass. Accompanists include Susannah Matthews Newsome and others from Charlotte Thomsville Lucy Stubbs Sumter S C Mary Jane Hinely Savannah Ga Ann Arthur Morehead City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman’s College
George M. Thompson
Aycock
Virginia Lee Commander
Elizabeth City
Jane Wharton
Dvorak
Susannah Matthews Newsome
Charlotte and
Thomasville
Lucy Stubbs
Sumter
S. C
Mary Jane Hinely
Savannah
Ann Arthur
Morehead City
Rare cue bid leads to bridge victory in North-South match
In a recent contract bridge game, a rare cue bid in partner’s suit helped South win all 13 tricks. North’s five hearts raise over four hearts showed control of hearts and a void, a read South confirmed without needing the heart ace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
North-South
North
Altrusans Named on 2nd District Groups
Mrs Harris Fitzgerald of Columbia announces new appointments for Second District Altrusa clubs. Mrs John L Rothrock becomes first vice governor and chairs the by laws committee. Miss Madeline Hoover is re appointed to the publicity committee. Other members and city ties are listed for the district wide roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Altrusa
Lucille Todd
Huntington
W. Va
Dolly Lee Butler
Atlanta
Jim Perry
Greenville
S. C
Edith Haworth
Greensboro
Elizabeth Conrad
Charlotte
Miss Hoover
Alice Wyman
Yearning for Liberty Through Lent and Easter Reflections
A reflective piece on Lent and Easter urges readers to claim inner freedom through courage and self-discipline. It contrasts spiritual liberty with self fashioned walls built from fear, comfort, and indifference, urging readers to cast off old shells and embrace transformative change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Adam
Christ
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Madeline Hoover
Hedrick
G. M. Nichols
Earl
Nelson
Fiorist and
Francis B. Nelson
NS. Main St
Bebe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
New York City
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Heinz
Toronto
Clyde Henry Band
Baptists
Mrs. Latham
PTA Council
British Isles
P. T. Jones
1St Presbyterian
Spain
W.agger
WCMC
Josephine Culbertson
Qjies
Lewy
Elsie Robinson
Iowa
Rusore Wicks
Lee Steed
Vera Anned
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Paul Dhe Hedgecock
Helen Wiia
Johnson
RED Cross
Johnson & Johnson
Gohwwens Red Cross
Chamelin
Odes M. Spurlin
Sherman
Morgan
Sheraton Beauty Shop
Security Bank
Exposition
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