Easter Musicale at WCMC Promises Cantata and Classics
Greensboro March 23. The Women's College vested choir of 140 will present its annual Easter concert next Sunday at 5 PM in Aycock auditorium. The program features traditional Easter music and the premiere of Mrs. Hermene Warlick's cantata Mary Magdalene with soloists Miss Dorothy Sloan and Miss Elizabeth Speirs and a reader Miss Barbara Sutlive. George M. Thompson directs and arranges the program. accompanists include Martha Carpenter Susannah pectilone and Lucy Stubbs.
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Greensboro
Hermene Warlick
Woman’s College
Aycock
Elizabeth Speirs
Red Cross Seeks More Volunteers For Dressing Rooms
Mrs A J Stevens of the surgical dressings committee urges women and girls to join at the Red Cross rooms on North Main Street. With 45 000 dressings on hand and a next quota of 75 000 expected soon, speed in making up the current stock is vital.
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Local DAR to cooperate in recruiting WACs
Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at the YWCA voted to cooperate with other chapters in recruiting women for the Women’s Army Corps and to enlist a quota of at least three WACs per chapter. Several members received ribbons for 750 hours of war service. additional awards pending. Local regent Mrs. R A Herring presided and a nominating committee met afterward.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Solution
Y.W. C.A
Women's Army Corps
William R. Pouch
Adjutant General
WAC
National
DAR
Women's Army
W. T. Powell
J. F. Hayden
W. L. Tabb
J. 8. Welborn
Royster Tucker
R. J. Quigley
Charles F. Phillips
Thomasville
Mesdames J. E. Marsh
Edith Moore Sherrod
C. F E. Ditfendal
Ethel Rochelle
John R. Myers
R. A. Herring
Mesdames
L. R. Peacock
J. E. Marsh
Full Course Meal Prices in China Hit High Note
Norristown Sgt George A Foelker reports in a dispatch from China that a full course meal costs 40 dollars in local money, a steak 140 dollars, and a wine at elevated rates, highlighting the expensive dining abroad.
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Norristown, Pa
INS
China
George A. Foelker
Norristown
New Anne Adams Pattern 4614 Promotes Easy Ironing
The side buttoning, high waist, and tie belt give a smart trim look. Pattern 4614 suits cotton or rayon and comes in sizes 10 through 42. A transfer motif booklet and pattern book are offered for twenty cents by the High Point Enterprise Pattern Department at 42 West Tito St New York 72 NY.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West Tito St
New York
N.Y
Ministers Feted In Thomasville Visitation Week
Visiting ministers were entertained in Thomasville Methodist homes during Visitation Week. The events included gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Lambeth, Dr. and Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. T. Austin Finch, and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bales, with meals by church circles. The Girl Reserve club held a banquet and dance at the Woman's Club, led by Miss Peggy Shealy, featuring Irish motifs and various performances.
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Thomasville
Methodist Church
M. T
Fisher Ferry Street
R. H. Holliday
T. Austin Finch
East Main Street
Woman's Club
Peggy Shealy
Betty Lou Phillips
Marian ‘Dillon
Nancy ‘Farrington
Joan Hassler
Miss Hassler
Molly Lambeth
Ie-Woogie
Geraldine Je
Gilbert Snider
Bill Shuford
James Perryman
Jack Gilliam
Jerome Rapp
Marian Dillon
Nancy Jane Kaney
Tommy Jo Gardner
Hilda Long
Paul Jones
M. T. Lambeth
Frank Lowry
Darr Shealy
Rebekahs to Travel to Mooresville for District Meeting
About twenty five Magdalene Rebekah Lodge members will travel to Mooresville Friday evening for a district meeting. They plan to depart around 4 30 p m and return late that night.
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Rebekahs
Mooresville
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Called Session Saturday
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty set a called meeting for Saturday at 7 30 PM at the hall with a social hour afterward to handle important business matters. The note recalls a historical claim about English parents selling children to the Irish as slaves halted by King Canute around 117.
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Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Canute
Ex-wife Edna Skelton backs Red's TV future in interview
Hollywood gossip features Edna Skelton, ex-wife of Red, revealing how they manage divorce, money, and careers. She speaks candidly about Red's pull with new partners, their business ties, and hopes for his postwar television success around 1950.
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Rosalind Shaffer
Hollywood
Edna Skelton
Genaslettty
Aoe Reder
Cheese
Edna
Brownette
Red
Senti
Junior
Muriel
Muriel Morris
Graves Speaks At Education Group Meet
RALEIGH March 23 The 60th annual convention of the North Carolina education association opened with Gov. Broughton noting more than 17 million dollars in state public school appropriations over ten years. John Temple Graves editor of the Age-Herald of Birmingham headlined the day with others including Frances Sayeth, Paul Green, and R B House among speakers at the education gathering.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Education Association
John ‘Temple Graves
Age-Herald
Birm- Psah
Frances Sayeth
Washington
L. R. Johnston
East Orange
N. J
Paul Green O Chapel Bull
R. B. House
Universi
North Carolina
Gov
Broughton
Harry A. Jager
U. S. Office of Education
L. D. Haskew
Emory University
800 Bus Drivers In Work Stoppage Ends
NEW ORLEANS March 23 Paul S. Hennessey of Teche-Greyhound lines says a two-day work stoppage affecting 800 drivers maintenance crews and station agents across five southeastern states ended at 6 am and full service resumed. A separate Oklahoma City court case reports a jury delivering punishment with unclear sentencing details.
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New Orleans
Paul S. Hennessey
Teche-Greyhound Lines
Creomulsion Ad Warns Cough Signals Danger
An advertisement urges treating a three days’ cough and bronchial issues with Creomulsion. It claims the remedy targets the source of throat irritation, loosens phlegm, and soothes inflamed membranes without narcotics, offering a money back guarantee if it fails to help. It ends with a wartime appeal to buy war bonds.
The cymbal as oldest instrument used since ancient times
The fragment notes that cymbals are among the oldest musical instruments with origins dating back to ancient eras. It suggests early use in ceremonial or performance contexts without specifying cultures or dates.
Pasteeth powder promises firmer dentures and soothing gums
An old advertisement touts PASTEETH, a non acidic line powder that stabilizes loose dentures for comfort and reduces acid-induced gum soreness. It claims to keep plates in place and cools irritated gums, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
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Red Cross
Wilson
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York
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Bob Hope
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Oklahoma City
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Giose
Libby's Baby Foods
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