Mrs Tom Pitts Hosts S Amusante Club Meeting
Mrs Tom Pitts welcomed members at Norwood Court apartments for a regular S Amusante Club gathering. The group reviewed the eight format plan for an upcoming event, checked invitations, and prepared mailings, then enjoyed a social hour with refreshments. Present were Frances Johnson Sara Sears Anna Tomlinson Clara Cole Sherrod Anne Scott Garrett and others including Mrs Hughes Diffendal Dalton Short Newton Dupuy Sears and Carter Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S'Amusante Club
Tom Pitts
Norwood Court
Frances Johnson
Sara Sears
Anna Tomlinson
Clara Cole Sherrod
Anne Scott Garrett
Mesdames
John Hughes
John Diffendal
Frank Dalton
Short
Archie Newton
Dupuy Sears
Carter Holbrook
WSCS Annual Meet in Charlotte Review of Reports
Delegates at the sixth annual Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting in Charlotte report on three-day conference sessions. Bishop Clare Purcell delivered the principal address urging permanent world peace through cross-based principles in international treaties. Mrs. C. N. Clark presided in place of Mrs. Charles C. Weaver, whose husband died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Mar
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Western North Carolina
Methodist Church
Clare Purcell
C. N. Clark
Mount Airy
Conference Society
Charles C. Weaver
Elkin
Trucker James Hilliard Killed In Gastonia Crash
James R. Hilliard age 25 from Greenville South Carolina died in a highway crash on the Gastonia Kings Mountain road. His trailer truck left the road and wreckage lay in Abernathy Creek for hours before removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
James R. Hilliard
Greenville
S. C
Gastonia-Kings Mountain
Abernathy's Creek
Shrewd play could beat tough South hand in contract bridge
South dealer vulnerable South-North. West led a diamond causing early failure but a better line exists. Declarer should cash spade king and ace, then club ace king, ruff, reenter dummy with heart, and draw clubs. East’s discards and returns determine success or failure in this 1960s bridge note.
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West
East
South
Declarer
Tenn Woman Elected Head of Breakfast Club
Mrs Louise Kelly of Chattanooga Tennessee was installed as president of the Dixie council credit women's breakfast clubs of America in Charlotte at the three day annual meeting. Other officers include Miss Lucre tia Tiffany Memphis Tenn first vice president Miss Vivian Goley Charlotte second vice president Miss Sara Lucas Macon Ga recording secretary Mrs Dell Taylor Hattiesburg Miss treasurer Mrs Inez McCaughy Chattanooga corresponding secretary and Miss Stella Murphy Chattanooga historian. Directors include Mrs Ethel May Winston Salem for North Carolina and Miss Lois Holifield Greenville for South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Louise Kelly
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dixie Council
Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs of America
Lucretia Tiffany
Memphis
Vivian Goley
Sara Lucas
Macon
Dell Taylor
Hattiesburg
Miss
Inez McCaughy
Chattenoogs
Stella Murphy
Ethel May
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Lois Holifield
Greenville
South Carolina
Bridal Couple and Wedding Party Feted at Holton Home
Mr and Mrs M C Holton entertained at their Route home with an evening gathering for the bridal couple Miss Scott and Robert Van Dusen who will wed on Saturday March 23 Families and wedding party attended dinner with the bride elects place featuring a corsage of carnations and roses The table was adorned with jonquils baby hyacinths and spring flowers Guests included Mrs James E Scott Miss Martha Lou Miss Jean Slate Miss Elizabeth Holton Miss Oriana Seckler Mrs Lucy Sechrest Bill Seckler and Joe Hendrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Holton
Alice Geott
Robert van Dusen
Miss Scott
van Dusen
James E. Scott
Martha Lou
Jean Slate
Elizabeth Holton
Oriana Seckler
Lucy Sechrest
Bill Seckler
Joe Hendrix
Thomasville Bride Weds Lt James B Hester Jr at Home Vows
Miss Marison Sarantos and Lt James B Hester Jr wed March 17 at the bride’s Salem Street home in Thomasville. The ceremony featured Bermuda lilies and spring blooms, a white satin gown, and family attendants. The couple plans a Charleston, South Carolina residence with out-of-town guests praising the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Marison Sarantos
James Burke Hester, Jr
Salem Street
W. K. McGee
Inston-Salem
Bermuda
Vernelle Gilliam
Schubert
Frank Townson
Mendelsohn
Vernon J. Weathers
St. George
S. C
Richard E. Hart
John George Sarantos
Thomas Etheridge
Grady Hart
Marlene Hart
Thomasville High School
Ashemore Business College
Thomasville Chair Company
James B. Hester
Wilson, S. C
Manning High School
Radio Program Schedule Changes and Late Corrections
Radio listing for Wednesday March 20 in EST and CST notes program changes due to late network corrections. Features Front Page Farrell serials Sparrow and The Hawk Tennessee Jed, Tom Mix, news segments with Quincy Howe and Kiernan, repeats of Horn and Dick Tracy, plus music and variety acts including Eileen Farrell, Jack Armstrong, Lowell Thomas news, and the Nine Tenor Raymon. Various serials, dances, and glimpses of entertainment run through 7:30 PM with commentary and band music interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Tennessee Jed
Hep Harrigan
Tom Mix
Quincy Howe
Falter Kiernan
Terry
I Howe
Jimmy Carroll
Dick Tracy
Eileen Farrell
Long
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
News of World News
Cal Tinn
Fulton
J Raymon
Lon Eller
Mrs Craven’s Brother To Be Buried Thursday
Mrs S C Craven of 1612 Long Street learns her brother C H Whitesell of Alexandria Virginia has died. Body to be sent to Greensboro for burial and expected at his mother Mrs L W Whitesell’s home at 1307 Grove Street today. Funeral services set for Thursday at 3 30 PM at the Presbyterian church on Glenwood Avenue Greensbo ro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Craven
Longstreet
C. H. Whitesell
Alexandria
Greensboro
L. W. Whitesell
Grove Street
Presbyterian Church
Glenwood Avenue
Greens
Thomasville Vets Report To Board
Names of service men registered with the Thomasville draft board who have reported separation from the armed forces between March 1 and 15 are listed for Thomasville High Point Lexington Denton areas. The item notes the Braille dictionary printed in 32 volumes.
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Thomasville Vets
Thomasville
Vanish Leo Bonaparte
Martin Luther , Jr
Richard Lee Pierce
Oscar Harold Creasman
Arthur Lee Everhart, Jr
Loy Powers Brafford
Hoyt Esey Myers
Ph Hubert Means
Raymond Jacob Tucker
J James Hundley, Jr
George Carter
Paul Edward Turner
Charles James McCarson
Charles Oris Long
Frances Coolidge Reece
John Eskew Pressley
Eugene Goyen Rollins
Coy Coolidge Grubb
Jack Darrell Kirkman
Joseph Richard Harrison
Sollie Franklin Hinkle, Jr
James Henry Youngblood
James Emanuel Myers
Daniel Boone Smith
Arthur Lee Conrad
Chester Hubert McGee
Atoms and Energy Funneled Into Civilian Club Talk
Dr. Charles Ott of Guilford College spoke to the Civic Clubs at the Sheraton on energy and atoms. He traced energy forms from heat to calories and explained conservation, atomic theory, and milestones from radium to uranium and Einstein’s mass energy equivalence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ott
Guilford College
Civilian Club
Sheraton Hotel
B. C
Einstein
Dr. Ott
Lexington School Head Takes Job In Henderson
W. D. Payne former principal of Henderson high school now principal at Lexington has been elected executive secretary of the Henderson chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Henderson
W. D. Payne
Henderson High School
Henderson Chamber of Commerce
Great Lakes Industries Hearing Set for March 29
Hearing scheduled for March 29 in North Wilkesboro over a $150 000 treble damage suit brought by the Office of Price Administration against Irwin A Morgenstern and Great Lakes Industries Inc of High Point for alleged overceiling charges in furniture and toys sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Wilkesboro
Office of Price Administration
Irwin A. Morgenstern
Great Lakes Industries, Inc
High Point
Atomic blast described as sun drop effect on town
Dr Ott compares atomic explosion to dropping sun fragments into a town, creating super heated air and a devastating wind while heat rays destroy clothing and vegetation. He lists two escape options: centralizing towns or outlawing atomic war. He warns war on an atomic basis would make the world unattractive to live in. Paul Godfrey and Stokes Salley join the club, Charles Risch’s team wins the attendance prize. Horace heads the program committee with Guy Leonard presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ott
Paul Godfrey
Stokes Salley
Charles Risch
Horace
Presen
Guy Leonard
Miss Virginia Ryan Explains Veterans Center Services
Miss Virginia Ryan executive secretary of the High Point Veterans center addressed the American Business club last night. W. E. Mitchell introduced her as chair of the High Point Veterans council. Ryan noted over 2 200 veterans have sought services since the office opened and highlighted housing as a major need. Sidney Gayle was inducted into the club by Ed Mendenhall. Guests included Coach Ralph James, Hubert Ferree, and Glen Griffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Virginia Ryan
High Point Veterans Center
Miss Ryan
W. E. Mitchell
High Point Veterans Council
Sidney Gayle
Ed Mendenhall
Ralph James
Hubert Ferree
Glen Griffield
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Josephine Culbertson
South Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Oak
Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Reynads
Hillbilly
High Point’s Complete Record Shop
Washington Street
St. Hester
Eys
Jed
N! M
A. Ul
Smith
Carolyn Gilbé
C ‘ Orchestra
Rus
Bill Bran Irs
North
Tor
Qiavis
Dr. Christ
Artor
Vari
Nad Mis
Witteeis Li
N! Club
Hile H
Rita Hayworth
America
The
Society of Ilustrators
Mrs. Craven
Lloyd Melvin Batten
Burndy Lyda Coy McClainynham
Fred William Moore
Manley Ford Ree
James Iph Boyd
J. A. Misenhimer
Denton
John Charles Anderson
Arlie Warren Snider
Buford — Reece
Harvey Snr
Allen Jay
V. L. Mabry
U. S. Army
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Alaska
Wake Forest College
North Monroe Baptist Church
Monroe
G. H. Wallace
Lumberton
Wallace
Great Lakes Industries
Merita Bread
Merita Presents
Lone Ranger
Barry Wood
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