Time discussed by Mrs. McFarland at YWCA luncheon
The Double M Club of the YWCA met at Adams Memorial Building for a luncheon session with 54 members listening to Mrs. W. G. McFarland speak on Time. She urged prioritizing meaningful activities, family unity, reading with children, and knowing the child's teacher, noting parental influence shapes character and faith in children. Attendance prizes were awarded, and one new member Don Brinton was welcomed amid several visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M” Club
YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
W. G. McFarland
Smith Moss
Guyee
Ed Mineane
Ollie Lewis
Don Brinton
Pilot Club hears Taylor M Simpson on Red Cross
The Pilot Club dinner at the YMCA drew twenty members to hear Taylor M Simpson discuss the Red Cross history from 1859 and its current Bloodmobile visits. Emma Sutton district governor announced the district convention set for April 4 and 5 with a large club delegation planned.
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Pilot Club
YMCA
M. Simpson
Red Cross
A Aes Mot
Peace
Kira
Mr. Simpson
Je York
Simpson
Sention
Donlors
Emma Sutton
Local Resident Improves After Heart Attack At St Marys
J C Gold 40 percent Barker Street suffered a heart attack Sunday morning at St Mary's Episcopal Church and is improving at High Point Memorial Hospital with no visitors allowed. Hazel Yodzio, Lana Smith of Bebes Beauty and Peggy Hayworth attended the International Convention of Beauticians in New York March 9 to 13. They studied under C Anthony and Walter Keusch. Mrs Stanley Wysocki, formerly Miss Mary Carter, returned to Brooklyn after visiting her mother Mrs W L Carter on Tate Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gold
Barker Street
St. Mary's Episcoe Church
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hazel Yodzio
Lana Smith
Bebe's Beauty
Peggy Hayworth
Eee
New York City
International Convention of Beauticians
Hotel Statler
C. Anthony
Walter Keusch
Stanley Wysocki
Mary Carter
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. L. Carter
Tate Street
Y W C A Schedule Highlights Week Events
This calendar lists Y W C A activities from Wednesday to Saturday. The week includes Picket Y Teen meetings, a Morning Bridge session, Modernette Club lunch with speaker Mrs S D sorter, Young Adult department luncheon, Senior High Y Teen meetings, Agenda Club dinner and musical program, Junior High Y Teen Open House, and a Young Adult department slumber party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Sorter
Church groups plan Thursday meetings in area
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church will host the Woman's Missionary Society at 7:30 at Mrs. Glenn Guyer’s Route four home with speaker J Walden Tysinger presenting Africa. Archdale Friends Church Auxiliary meets at 7:30 at Mrs. Mary Hancock and Miss Mary Alice Hancock’s Archdale home with hostesses Adele Ward Mozelle Beck and program on Stewardship by Faye English. Mt Vernon Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild meets 7:30 at the church hut with hostesses Roy Crofts and Dorothy Lee Caney assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Chapel
WMS
Woman's Missionary Society of
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Glenn Guyer
J. Walden Tysinger
Africa
Archdale Friends Auxiliary
Archdale Friends Church
Mary Hancock
Mary Alice Hancock
Archdale
Adele Ward
Mozelle Beck
Faye English
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Roy Crofts
Dorothy Lee Caney
Births in High Point area reported for mid March
Susan Rene Proffitt born March 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. E F Proffitt Jr. Emily or born March 16 at local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. E R Nelson Route three High Point. Rebecca Jane Embler born March 17 at local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. R L Embler 202 Street. Danny Craig born March 17 to Duane and Miss Jane White Smith of High Point. Carl Douglas born March 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Carl and Betty Cates Centennial Avenue. Baby remanded to Watts Hospital Durham for several weeks. Lloyd Keith born March 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones 905 Asheboro Street.
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Susan Rene Proffitt
E. F. Proffitt, Jr
West
Burton Street
Susan Rene
High Point Memorial Hospital
E. R. Nelson
Route Three
High Point
Emily
Rebecca Jane Embler
R. L. Embler
202 Street
Rebecca Jane
Jean Isenhour
High
Duane Smith
Willowbrook
Danny Craig
Carl Dewey Cates
Centennial Avenue
Carl Douglas
Cates
Betty Richards
Watts Hospital
Durham
Lewis Jones
Asheboro Street
Lloyd Keith
Student Killed In Fall From Bus
A Casar School third grader Billie Joe Johnson died after a bus door opened on a curve causing him to fall onto the pavement. Investigating officers quote witnesses from the bus. An inquest is planned at Casar School on Friday. The article also notes farm size data from 1935 to 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Billie Joe Johnson
Casar School
Casar
BPWC District Meet Draws Seventeen Members
Nine clubs from District Four of the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs met at the First Baptist Church in Siler City with a seven o'clock dinner. High Point contributed seventeen attendees. District director Blanche Lewis presided. Rev. Scott Poole gave the devotional. Helen Graham of High Point reported for her club. Ann Spoon of Asheboro was named district director and Frances Wright of Asheboro was chosen secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
First Baptist Church
Siler City
High Point
Blanche Lewis
Gibsonville
Scott Poole
Helen Graham
Ann Spoon
Asheboro
Frances Wright
Judy Stiles Birthday Party at 1408 Wise Street
Mr and Mrs J D Stiles hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday gathering for their daughter Judy LaVerne Stiles at their home 1408 Wise Street Dorothy Louise Black led games and photos were taken A two tier cake with ice cream and candies was served Guests brought many gifts and several Lexington residents attended The attendees included Sages Williams Donny Hobbs Jyl Hobbs Clark Allred Doris Jean Messiner Marsha Clodfelter Cora Lee Stiles Janice Freeman Genell Loflin Theron Grubb Gary Byerly Kay Frances Byerly Barbara Albert Lefever and Patty Beck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Stiles
Wise Street
Judy LaVerne
Dorothy Louise Black
Uty
Sages Williams
Donny and
Jyl Hobbs
Clark Allred
Doris Jean Messiner
Marsha Clodfelter
Cora Lee Stiles
Janice Freeman
Genell Loflin
Theron Grubb
Gary and
Kay Frances Byerly
Barbara Albert Lefever
Patty Beck
Lexington
Death leads to mistrial in Porter assault case
In Dunn North Carolina Superior Court Judge Williams Hatch ordered a mistrial after the death of County Judge Floyd H Taylor, the father of defense attorney Archie Taylor. Robert Porter 36 year old radio announcer from Fuquay Springs faced assault on a female with intent to commit rape allegations tied to Nina Mae Wood an 18 year old Erwin High School senior who was taken on an auto ride January 21 and allegedly forced toward advances.
Draftee Refuses Oath After Induction Exam
Ray Paul Tandy a 22 year old draftee from Dimmitt Texas was examined yesterday then refused to take the induction oath. He was arraigned before a U S commissioner and ordered held in 2500 dollars bond. The Distinguished Service Cross is described for extraordinary heroism in military operations against the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Ray Paul Tandy
Dimmitt
U.S
Big Bear Ottie Grows to Possible World’s Biggest
Ottie the five year old polar bear at Washington Park Zoo in Milwaukee stands eight feet ten inches and weighs about a thousand pounds. Zoo officials George Speidel and Charles Stanke measured him in his cage as he reached for an apple, noting he may become the world’s largest bear. He weighed 100 pounds at six months and needed a 31 inch crate, now cannot fit through a 17 inch square door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ottie
Washington Park Zoo
George Speidel
Charles Stanke
Cat Turns to Rock in Farm House Wall
Electricians wiring an old farm house in Mt. Vernon Illinois found a cat sealed inside the wall. They reported the animal had completely turned to rock in its airless tomb, shocking the workers.
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MT. Vernon
Illn
Relief from itching piles with Peterson's Ointment
Millions in 40 years found fast relief from itching and smarting piles using Peterson's Ointment. A user says the soothing formula relieved itching and smarting and helped sleep through the night. Available in 40c and 70c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Dack
Yukon Growth and Mining Drive Northern Boom
Yukon rapidly expands as Canada's fastest growing area from 1941 to 1951, population rising 85 percent from 4 914 to 9 096. Growth linked to Alaska Highway development Whitehorse military base and a booming mining sector with minerals valued at 1 700 000 in 1946 and 8 000 000 in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottaway
Yukon
Canada
Alaska
Edmonton
Whitehorse
North
The
Air Force
Family affair in Mill Shoals signs Garrett petition
A petition for W. W. Brown’s re election to the Illinois House of Representatives in Mill Shoals, White County, returned complete with only one family name. Garrett led the signatories as twenty six residents signed the document certified by a precinct committeeman involved in the process.
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MT. Carmel
W. W. Brown
Illinois
House of Representatives
Garrett
White County
Mill Shoals
Chile’s Great Industry Second to U.S. in World Output
Chile is noted for a major industry that ranks just behind the United States in global production of a vital material. The article highlights the sector’s scale and its significance to Chile’s economy and export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
The
United States
Rice Fitting Experts Offer 30-Day Trial in North Carolina
Adams New York rice fitting experts visit Sheraton Hotel Point NC on March 21 for free demonstrations and private fittings of a rupture support. 65 years experience backs the device which promises even pressure to prevent bowels from escaping. No obligation, no costs, hours from noon to midnight with flexible daytime slots.
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Rice Fitting Experta
Adams
N. Y
Sheraton Hotel
Om Point
N. C
Priday
Prison Reorganization Plan Faces Study by Subcommittees
Raleigh UP reports Dr Henry Jordan and William McGehee head two subcommittees to iron out points of a prison reorganization plan ahead of April action. The State Highway and Public Works Commission balked at eliminating 10 district prison camp supervisors, favoring local supervisors to work with highway engineers. other sections praised. The plan includes a new assistant prisons supervisor for rehabilitation and aims to distribute authority more efficiently.
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Raleigh
Henry Jordan
Highway Commission
William McGeheel
Spray
Prisons Advisory Council
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Walter Anderson
Anderson
Piedmont
Chemical Solution Banishes Snow on Hamburg Highways
Wilhelm Rademacher a 65 year old German highway engineer says he has developed Electrosa Cloreatri nat 999 A a liquid mix that keeps roads snow and ice free while nearby sections remain iced. He reports a short test strip near Hamburg shows snow melted when snow is thrown on it and claims the treated material stays effective for eight to ten years without damaging pavement at about 20 cents a quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Wilhelm Rademacher
Rademacher
Grapes Spark Police Check In Pendleton
In Pendleton Indiana a police officer asked if there were grapes. Trooper Warnock Jr., a grape grower, answered yes and noted only a few blue Concords. The exchange highlighted Warnock's hobby beside his police duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ind
Harry A. Sutherlin
Warnock, Jr
Warnock
Richmond council chairman Barefoot dies in Virginia
Barefoot, council chair for the Virginia ina Highway Users Association, died at the foot of Richmond while in Charlotte to address a North Carolina Safety School event. He formerly served as assistant director of the North Carolina Highway Safety Division in Raleigh. Funeral services were planned in Richmond.
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Cha
Foot
Richmond
Vi Ina Highway Users Association
Barefoot
Charlotte
North Trolina Safety School
North Carolina Highway Safety Division
Raleigh
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High Point Laundry
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Hasty High School
Ash
Chapel Hill
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Route Com
Pasian
Emily Lee Nelson
Oae
Danny Craig Smith
Carl Douglas Cates
Lloyd Keith Jones
Mesdames
Gordon and Patterson
J. E. Lawson
Gibson's
Coeeaa Bef
Sy Foye
Caniel Sprye
Faye Arledge
Betty Jo Hayworth
Grace Ellington
Mack Brock
Lawson
John W. Davis
Jean Holt
Frances Blake
Concordia Smith
Greensboro
King Cotton Hotel
James E. Gordon
Sam Patterson
BPWC
Judy Stiles
Ted C. Spagnuolo
Detroit
Mich
Korea
Spagnuolo
279Th Infantry
U. Army
William Brineckerhoff Brown
Arnold Schuster
Willie Sutton
NEA Telephotag
Big Bear
C. B. Piner & Son
Willow St
Abt
E. North St
Greenville
South Carolina State Board of Health
Piedmont Airlines
Chicago
Indianapolis
Dayton
ST. Louis
Columbus
Toledo
AIR Travel
Royal Arch Masons High Point
RAM
Royal Arch
Lewis Motor CO
Wrenn St
Crafton
U.H.P
S. Main ST
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