YWCA Luncheon Speaker Highlights Japanese Life
About eighty five members and guests attended the March YWCA membership lunch in Adams Memorial Building. Mrs. Fred A. Thomas spoke on Meet Japanese, describing home life, ideals, and customs and urging understanding of Japan’s culture. A miniature YWCA convention was planned for April 14 at the Adams Building, led by Mrs. H. P. Morrison. Visitors included Mrs. J. E. Latham, Mrs. J. A. Kellenberger, Mrs. Horace Seward, Mrs. J. D. Brame, and Miss Frances Eshelman.
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YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
Fred A. Thomas
United States
Grand Rapids
Mich
H. P. Morrison
B. F. Williams
Mesdames J. E. Latham
J. A. Kellenberger
Greensboro
Horace Seward
J. D. Brame
Frances Eshelman
Beta Sigma Phi Mu Chapter to Meet at Sheraton Tonight
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will hold its regular session this evening at 7 o'clock at the Sheraton hotel, per an announcement released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
YWCA Business Club Hosts Antiques Talk
Mrs. Chester C. Haworth spoke on antiques at the YWCA Business and Professional Club supper in the Adams Memorial building. She explained evolving antique dates, shown pieces of china and crystal, and advised careful purchasing. Forty five members and guests attended as Mrs. Claude Kimrey presided after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Haworth
The
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Mesdames Alton Stutts
Ruth Harbinson
L. O. Hutchins
James Allen
C. R. Hinshaw
W. K. McCain
Eleanor Baker 16th Birthday Party Held At Home
Mrs. L Hugh Baker hosted a birthday party at 526 Gatewood avenue on a Tuesday afternoon honoring Eleanor Baker as she turned sixteen. Guests included teachers and classmates with songs and refreshments as mothers helped serve.
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Eleanor Baker
L. Hugh Baker
Gatewood Avenue
Eleanor
Barbara Wilson
Tally Wright
Mary Clegg
Buddy
Gloria Snotherly
Deanna Lewis
Carolyn
Jerry Koontz
Joyce Harrison
Becky Dowdy
Spencer Videon
Douglas Tilley
Kenneth Kearns
Robert Troxler
Susanne Yarborough
David Chiles
Linda Ellington
Patricia McCain
Libby Johnson
Betsy Bryant
Capt Jones and Family Arrive for Visit
Captain William C. Jones Jr. and his wife and baby arrive in Conway Arkansas to visit Mrs. W. C. Jones on Johnson Street. He will stay until Sunday and the family plans a longer visit with their mother and other relatives arriving this weekend from Charlotte and Greenville.
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William C. Jones, Jr
Tucson
Ariz
Conway
Ark
Dan Jones
W. C. Jones
Johnson Street
Capt. Jones
Jones
Thomas C. Dr
Charlotte
Bruce McPherson
William
Greenville
S. C
State Child Welfare Chairman To Address Auxiliary Unit
Legion Auxiliary holds March session at Forty and Eight clubrooms. W. C. Alexander of Durham the North Carolina Department for the American Legion and his wife will attend the April meeting. Plans for a kitchen shower for the clubrooms were announced and members asked to donate china and silverware. District meeting in Burlington on April 4 with a 2 PM start and tea to follow was announced. Attendance was 21 with Mrs. Peacock in chair and Caro lyn Ward performing patriotic selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Alexander
Durham
State Child Welfare
North Carolina Department For the American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
L. R. Peacock
Ipgram
Carolyn Ward
G. M. Haley
Burlington
Peacock
Leigh Harper
Mesdames D.M. Lewis
Cliff Lehmann
C. C. Leyton
J. H. King
J. W. McGuinn
Evening Bridge And Dance At Club This Weekend
Emerywood Country club members plan a busy weekend with an evening bridge and dance on Friday and Saturday. Host couple Mr and Mrs Hal A Davis will start play at 7 45 pm with both rook and duplicate bridge in action. The event was moved from March 16 to avoid Don Vid’s city appearance. Saturday dance from 8 to 11 45 pm features John Peddicord and his orchestra.
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Emerywood Country Club
Hal A. Davis
Donvid
John Peddicord
Irvin Groome
Mesdames C. S. Beaver
Reid McNamara
Mesdames O. C. Durland
Robert Hubbard
Wild Flower Club Meets Thursday With Mrs Teague
The Wild Flower Garden club will meet March 22 at Mrs John Teague's Hillcrest drive home. An program on Ground Covers is planned with routine business to follow and a tour of Mrs Teague's wild flower garden. The meeting begins at three o'clock.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
John Teague
Hillcrest Drive
Minister Speaks For Moose Groups
The Women of the Moose will hold their Chapter Night on Thursday at 7 00 pm at the Moose Hall North Main street Rev Hoy L Fesperman will be guest speaker A supper meeting follows and new candidates will be initiated The Loyal Order of Moose is inviting members
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Hoy L. Fesperman
Order of Moose
Corying
Toy
Hasty Seniors Present Romance in a Boarding House
On Thursday night, March 22, at eight, Hasty high school seniors perform a four act comedy in the school auditorium. Directed by Mrs. John R. Perry, the cast includes Evelyn Meredith, Harleee Charlotte, Hilton, Hollis Black, Lois Hoover, James Morris, Donald Swaim, Lucy Gray Ensley, Dorot Charles Leonard, and Bessie Loggins.
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Hasty High School
James C. Parker
John R. Perry
Evelyn Meredith
Harleee Charlotte
Hilton
Hollis Black
Lois Hoover
James Morris
Donald Swaim
Lucy Gray Ensley
Dorot
Charles Leonard
Bessie Loggins
Mrs. Clay Yokeley Recovers After March 10 Hospital Operation
Mrs. Clay Yokeley of 1811 John son street has recovered enough from an operation at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital to receive visitors. She remains a patient at the hospital. Miss Kathryn Floyd of Washington DC, daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Floyd Sr, underwent an appendectomy at the Washington street unit of the High Point Memorial Hospital Sunday and is recuperating satisfactorily. Miss Iris Floyd accompanied her sister home but plans to return Sunday to resume duties with the FBI.
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Clay Yokeley
Johnson Street
Boulevard
High Point M Rial Hospital
Bas
Kathryn Floyd
Washington, D. C
R. C. Floyd
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Iris Floyd
FBI
Italy Seeks Big Three Backing to Declare War on Japan
Washington reports Italy, Russia favor a declaration of war on Japan as a co-belligerent under Allied oversight. Italy aims to secure lend-lease access and a seat at the San Francisco security conference next month, while already at war with Germany.
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Washington
Italy
Japan
Russia
San Francisco
Germany
Oak Hill PTA Elects Slate for Next Year
The Oak Hill Parent-Teacher Association held its meeting last evening. Officers elected for next year include President Mrs. J. M. Randall First Vice President Mrs. Edward Thrower Second Vice President Mrs. T. H. Willard Secretary Mrs. Georgia Thayer Treasurer Mrs. Danease Liner. Mrs. John W. Lain named Pre-School Clinic chairman. Music by Oak Hill Glee Club conducted by Miss Dorothy Hoskins. Principal Mrs. F. E. Shipman spoke on attendance and grades and program details. Attendance awards went to Hope Holland second grade and Danease Liner’s fourth grade.
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J. M. Randall
Edward Thrower
T. H. Williard
Georgia Thayer
Danease Liner
John W. Lain
Oak Hill Glee
Idol Philathea Class Plans March Meeting at Miss Thompson’s
The A M Idol Philathea class of First Methodist will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Miss Annabelle Thompson’s Norwood Court Apartment number one with associate hostesses Mrs Jack Dunn and Mrs Ruby Collins assisting Miss Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Idol
First Methodist Church
Annabelle Thompson
Norwood Court
I Miss Thompson
Jack Dunn
Ruby Collins
Emerywood Country Club Social Calendar and USO Dance Notes
The Emerywood Country Club schedules a family night dinner Thursday 6:30 to 8 p m at the clubhouse with out of town guests eligible. Friday 7:45 p m March evening bridge hosted by Mr and Mrs Hal Davis. Saturday 8 to 11 45 p m March dance with John Peddicord orchestra. Also USO dance 8 15 p m at YMCA nat ium with Clyde Henry orchestra from Greensboro. Sunday buffet supper 5 to 7 p m at Adams Memorial YWCA for service men with USC Junior Service League and YWCA clubs assisting.
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Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
YMCA
Clyde Henry
Greensboro
Adams Memorial Ywca
USC
Junior Service League
YWCA
Infant Marvin Vance Myers Dies. Rites Held
Marvin Vance Myers infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers died Tuesday afternoon at a local hospital. Survived by parents a brother Paul Wesley Myers paternal grandfather Marvin Myers and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs W M Grant all of High Point. Interment in Oakwood cemetery Wednesday at three o clock.
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Marvin Vance Myers
Paul Myers
Paul Wesley Myers
Marvin Myers
W. M. Grant
High Point
Oakwood Cemetery
Woman and daughter saved by telephone call in Croydon
In Croydon Pennsylvania on March 21 Mrs. Harry Voltz and her daughter nearly suffocated by coal gas. The daughter crawled to the phone, knocked the receiver from the hook, and managed to call for help, saving their lives.
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Croydon
Harry Voltz
Chi-Chesters Pills Supposed Relief for Periodic Distress
Advertises Chi-Chesters Pills as a remedy for menstrual cramps and pains. Claims taking two or three days before menstruation reduces muscle contractions and headaches. Notes added iron ingredient to boost energy and warns to heed directions and avoid substitutes. Covution states use as directed.
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Madeline Hoover
Thomas “Y
Miniatire
Ios
Nelson
Francis B. Nelson
Main
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Pinkham's
Nadure
Trytt Olydia E. Pinkham
Dorothy Ziglar
Peggy Odnett
Ha Eastwood
Bebe
Beta Sigma Phi
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Bean's Shoe Shop
South Main Street
Yow’s Funeral Home
Y Business Club
Southern Dairies
National Dairy Products Corporation
NBC Red Net
Legion
Wild Flower Club
Oak Hill
PTA
Parent - Teacher Association
L. O. Watson
Hal Davis
Chamelin Hairdressing Studio
Odes M. Spurlin
Sherman
Morgan
Sheraton Beauty Shop
Security Bank
Gi ‘ Fe
ChantIlly Sues
Chantilly
France
Catherine
Ef Longueville
Napoleon
Eugenie
Mer
Eugenies
Southern
South
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