Officials Meet Here To Plan Legion Auxiliary Convention
Department officials and local chairmen gathered at the YWCA to discuss the American Legion Auxiliary state convention set for June 23 to 25. Weaver Mann and Miss Arelia from New met with organizers outlining duties and committee structures. A luncheon for 25 tables featured spring flowers as planning continued for event logistics and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
For Legion Auxiliary
Y. W
Weaver Mann
Miss Arelias
Jary
Newmet
Arrangi
Woodmen of the World Easter Benefit Dance Set
Woodmen of the World officials announce an Easter benefit dance by Piedmont Camp No ill tomorrow night at the National Guard Armory Pelish Street. Proceeds go to charitable causes. admission available from camp members. Event starts 9 30 and runs late with Peddicord and his dance orchestra. Committee chaired by Ty Hol and includes Fol d Johnson George D. Walters L. H. Beam.
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Woodmen E World
Piedmont Camp No
National Guard
Pelish Street
Dane
Peddicord
Estra
Ty Hol
Fold Johnson
George D. Walters
L. H. Beam
Household Arts Club Meets At Mrs Shelton Home
The Household Arts Club met last evening at 1224 North Hamilton Street for a regular meeting moved to evening hours. Jonquils framed an Easter program including devotional led by Mrs. Ellington and readings by Mrs. Womble, ending with an Easter poem by the hostess Mrs. Shelton. Dainty refreshments followed for two visitors Mrs Annie Blackman and Mrs Galey Marlette and 12 members including Mrs L L Farlowe who remained a member after moving to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
T. G. Shelton
North Hamilton Street
C. F. Ellington
J. H. Womble
Shelton
Annie Blackman
Harbor Springs
Mich
Galey Marlette
L. L. Farlowe
Burlington
Finance Committee Named for Legion Auxiliary Convention
Mrs. N. S. Stirewall announced the finance committee for the American Legion Auxiliary state convention to be held in June. Chairman Mrs. B. W. Kirkman is joined by Mesdames Arden Gantt Shiplett Smith Harrison Penn Cagle Price Brockmann Nicholson, completing the roster omitted earlier.
Piedmont Camp No 62 Dance Benefit at Armory
The Woodmen of the World unit Piedmont Camp No 62 hosts a benefit dance at the Armory at 9:30 p.m. with John Peddicord and his orchestra providing music for attendees.
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Piedmont
Woodmen of the World
Armory
John Peddicord
Friendly Dozen Entertained By Mrs. B Byrum
The Friendly Dozen Club met at Mrs. B B Byrum s Bain Avenue home on Wednesday afternoon honoring Mrs. J O Connor on her birthday. Floral display featured sweetpeas and hyacinths. Guests included Mrss W W Preddy C R Wright B C Rogers R C Plummer Reitzel Pitts J O Connor R A Wilson Clyde Connor and Paul Spencer. The group sewed and exchanged gifts from each member s Pal and a crystal gift was presented to Mrs Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Byrum
Bain Avenue
J. O. Connor
Crawford
Henry Byrum
Mesdames W. W. Preddy
C. R. Wright
B. C. Rogers
R. C. Plummer
Reitzel Pitts
R. A. Wilson
Clyde Connor
Paul Spencer
Fairest Lord Jesus Easter Pageant Tonight at First Methodist
The Junior Church of the First Methodist presents an Easter pageant titled Fairest Lord Jesus tonight at 7 30 in the church basement auditorium. About ninety children will take part. The program ends in time for attendees to reach the 8 30 organ recital at Wesley Memorial by Gatty Sellars. Richard Thomas Deaton born yesterday at 1117 Smith Street to Mr and Mrs R L Beaton.
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Lord Jesus
First Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial
Gatty Sellars
Richard Thomas Deaton
R. L. Beaton
Richard Thomas
Smith Street
Easter Holiday Visits and Family Travel Report
Local residents prepare for spring holidays with relatives across several states. Marshall M Short heads to Huntington to visit his parents Mr and Mrs H T Short in a return to former High Point roots. Ogburn family mourns as Mr Frank Ogburn’s mother dies in Monroe. Miss Mildred Marsh arrives from New York to spend break with her mother on South Main Street. George Marsh, Davidson College student, joins his mother for holiday at the same address. Ballentine, SC visitors join Easter hosting at the Chappells. Virginia Rogers in Greensboro for Easter. Clara Moss heads to Oxford for Easter. Annabel Thompson travels to Asheboro then Liberty for the holiday. Margaret Farley stays in Maysville to tend her ill father. Opal Nelson recovering at 210 Lindsay Street. Thelma Leviner ill at 505 East Green Street. Roy Moore of Bemont due to visit Rothrock family at 208 Woodrow Avenue. he is Mrs. Rothrock’s brother. Pearl Thompson and Bettie Lou Jackson arrive from Farmville to spend holidays with parents. Margaret Barringer, Montreat College student, joins Easter with Barringer family at 1202 Cedow Avenue.
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Marshall M. Short
North Main Street
Huntington
West Virginia
Mrs
H. T. Short
High Point
Mildred Marsh
Scudder School
New York
J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
Roy Moore
Bemont
John Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Mr. Moore
Rothrock
Mrs B Francis Hendrix Hosts Dessert Bridge Club
Mrs B Francis Hendrix graciously hosted her bridge club at the Gantt Apartments on North Main Street. Three tables played as guests enjoyed pastel sweetpea decorations and Easter themed favors. Prizes included a costume gardenia and handkerchief, a small hand painted picture, and perfume, with Mrs Sam McKinney and Mrs Pat Riddell among prize recipients.
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B. Francis Hendrix
Gantt Apartments
North Main Street
Sam McKinney
Pat Riddell
Bill Dedman
Charles Kearns
Thomasville
Mesdames
John Hendrix
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Bill Dedmon
Winfred Hinkle
Honor Wardell
Harold Dorsett
Bob Way
Tony Simeon
Earl Womble
North Carolina Fruits and Vegetables Market Report Summary
The latest Farm Market Report outlines North Carolina shipping point prices and Thursday sales across major wholesale markets. Sweet potatoes, strawberries, cabbage, lettuce, broccoli greens, snap beans, and potatoes show market firmness or mild weakness in various regional hubs including Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Washington, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
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North Carolina
U.S. Agricultural Marketing Service
Eastern Shore
Del
U. S
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
North and
South Carolina
Detroit
Washington
Nancy Halls
New York
Market Steady
Plant City
Fla
Philadelphia
N.o
North
Presque Isle
Aroostock
Points
Maine
Green Mountains
Green Mountain
Cuba
Bliss
Chicago
Idaho Russet Burbanks
U. 8
Colo
Red McClures
U. 5
Nebr
U. S&s
Minn
N. Oak
Red River Valley
Wis
L. Ec
Passion Play to Be Shown at First Methodist Church
The Passion Play a motion picture in sound will be shown at the First Methodist Church Sunday night March 24 at 730. The film portrays scenes from the life crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus with special music and church atmosphere. It is presented by the National Bureau for Religious and Educational Films and has drawn large crowds in major churches across the United States and Canada. A capacity audience is expected and the public is invited.
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Christ
First Methodist
Jesus of Nazareth
Europe
Oberammergau
Frieburg
Oberammergat
Holy Land
Egypt
Jesus
National Bureau For Religious and
United States
Canada
U D C Chapter Postpones March Meeting
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will not hold its March meeting on Monday. The next meeting time will be announced later. The postponement is due to Easter Monday.
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High Point
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. P. Morrison
End Unemployment Mass Meet Planned
Greensboro announces a Guilford County mass meeting at the County Courthouse to observe End Unemployment Day. Speakers include Lawrence Seton Ross Rev A D Owens Sidney Rittenberg and Mike Ross. David Lasser will outline the Workers Alliance program on CBS at 2 30 p m Saturday.
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Greensboro
J. G Parker
The
Workers Alliance
Guilford County
Workers Alliance of America
Lawrence Seton Ross
United Furniture Workers
High Point
Rev
A. D. Owens
Reidsville
Sidney Rittenberg
American Students Union
Chapel Hill
Mike Ross
North Carolina League For Progressive Democracy
David Lasser
Columbia Broadcasting System
Girl Pentagons To Have Easter Party
Members of the Girls' Pentagon Club plan an Easter party for husbands and dates tomorrow evening in Greensboro. The event will be at Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Hornaday’s home on Tabernacle Road, with members meeting at Mrs. Alson Gray’s house at 7 30 p.m. and traveling to Hornaday residence for activities starting around 8 o'clock.
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Pentagon Club
Greensboro
W. A. Hornaday
Alson Gray
Tabernacle Road
Gray
Lindsay Street
Mrs. Hornaday
Voorhees Kindergarten Easter Party Before Holiday Break
The Voorhees Modern School closed for the Easter holiday at noon Thursday after its usual Easter party in the kindergarten rooms on the grounds of Mrs Louis F Voorhees who runs the school. The program entertained the children before adjournment and classes resume Tuesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees Modern School
Louis F. Voorhees
Auxiliary meeting rescheduled by First Presbyterian church
The An's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church announces a postponed meeting now set for next Monday due to the Easter Monday observance. Board members are urged to note the new time.
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An's
First Presbyterian Church
Dinner honors 75th birthday and 17th birthday in Deep River
Mrs. R L Borum hosted a Sunday dinner for her husband on his 75th birthday and grandson John Robert Brown on his 17th birthday with a small group of relatives. Attendees included Macy Borum family and Belle Lyndon of High Point. Institutions noted include the Henry Alma Cox Missionary Society and Wesley Long Hospital in Greensboro where Philip Jackson is a patient.
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R. L. Borum
Evie Thornton
W. F. Wheeler
Abbott's Creek
Eue Gene
Ezra Sampson
Greensboro
Jonah Tuttle
High Point
R. T. Jordan
Glen Lineberry
Tandy Bundy
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Ionetandreee
Moffitt's
Legion Auxiliary Head
Mrs, Weaver Mann
Entre Nous
Entre Nous Club
J. W. Harriss
Rockford Road
Boston Rock
J. E. Kirkman
FE. W. Freeze
Johnson Street
L. A. Caudle
Bridges Street
I. C. Brewer
Legion Auxiliary
B. Byrum
Frank Ogburn
Monroe
Mr. Ogburn
N. 8. Ogburn
George Marsh
Davidson College
J. Wessinger
J. B. Wessinger
Jimmie
Ballentine
S. C
Edwin Chappell
Virginia Rogers
Clara Moss
Oxford
Annabel Thompson
Asheboro
Liberty
Margaret Farley
Maysville
Opal Nelson
Thelma Leviner
East Green Street
Oy We
Pearl Thompson
Bettie Lou Jackson
Virginia State Teachers’ College
Farmville
Margaret Barringer
Montreat College
F. R. Barringer
Cediow Avenue
London
VareoRus
Rath's
Blackhawk
Seward's Market
Commerce Street
Voorhees
Deep River News
Oxfords
Onxfords
Mrn Ctc
North Main St
East Washington
Endicott Johnson
Sean
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