Sponsor Lois Haithcock Named for E E Exhibit
H V Sarborough Jr of Macon selects Lois Haithcock to sponsor the electrical engineering exhibit for the annual student Engineers' Fair at North Carolina State College on April 2 and 3. Scarborough is president of the State College student branch of the American Society of Electrical Engineers.
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Lois Haithcock
Macon
H. V. Sarborough, Jr
North Carolina State College
Scarborough
State College
American Society of Electrical Engineers
Dodamead to Host Class Social at Gatewood Home
The A B C class of First Baptist Church led by Thomas B Dodamead will meet at his home 416 Gatewood avenue this evening at eight. All class members are urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Thomas BE. Dodamead
Dodamead
Mr. Dodamead
Gatewood Avenue
Good Will Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Andrews Home
The Good Will Garden Club met yesterday morning at Mrs. R. M. Andrews’s West College Drive home. President Mrs. H. D. Sears led the business session as shrubbery planting plans for Brentwood School were reviewed. Mrs. P. E. Lindley spoke on Spring Planting for Fall Beauty with border plant tips and photo illustrations.
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Good Will Garden Club
R. M. Andrews
West College
H. D. Sears
F. R. Allman
Brentwood
P. EB. Lindley
Mrs. Joe H. Smith Hosts Greensboro Bride at Bridge
Mrs. Joe H. Smith entertained at bridge in Greensboro for bride Mrs. John Goyen Rogers at her West Lexington avenue extension home. Mrs. W. T. Tice won high score and three botany prints. runner up went to Mrs. L. C. Parker. consolation to Mrs. H. M. Bryant and honoree Mrs. Rogers received candlesticks. A salad plate followed for a large group including Mrs. Rogers and many neighbors and friends.
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Joe H. Smith
Greensboro
John Goyen Rogers
Lexington Avenue
W. T. Tice
L. C. Parker
H. M. Bryant
Rogers
Mesdames Rogers
F. E. Moses
Nathan Bales
J. N. Bready
Hal M. Davis
Fred Whitesecarver
Ned Prettyman
L. W. Flythe
Clarence Brown
C. J. Cummins
J.I. Mell
Clarence Dawley
W. L. Smith, Jr
J. O. Hauschild
Peace Council No 9 Holds Regular Friday Meeting
The Peace Council No. 9 of the Daughters of America will hold its regular meeting Friday evening at 7:30. All members are asked to be present promptly for a class initiation. The degree team is requested to wear uniforms.
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Peace Council
No. 9
the Daughters of America
YWCA Social Calendar Event With Garner Guest Speaker
The Live Y'ers and Jolly Y clubs meet at the hut Thursday at 6 30 p m with N L Garner as guest speaker. Saturday at 9 30 p m the Junior dance at Emerywood Country Club features the Davis Brothers Orchestra.
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Y’ers
Jolly Y
N. L. Garner
Emerywood Country Club
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Burbank Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Jones Home
The Burbank Garden club met at Mrs A C Jones home on Johnson street for the regular session. Mrs Edgar Hartley was absent and Mrs D H Parsons led the brief business meeting. Mrs John C Teague spoke on her trip to the New York Flower Show and displayed garden prints and the Book of Flowers and Gardens collected since last November.
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Burbank
Twentieth Century Club Entertained at Mrs Lamar McCallum Home
Mrs Lamar McCallum hosted the Twentieth Century Study club at 609 Parkway yesterday at three. A brief business session followed by a program by Mrs R I Quigley on lesser known magazines publish poetry from across the country. Refreshments were served to Mesdames E D Henderson R J Quigley Craven Page W W Gluyas and W F Freeman.
Local residents head for holidays and visits this weekend
Miss Marguerite Mann of 1206 Johnson street plans a weekend departure to Washington DC for several weeks. Miss Doris Byerly recovers from an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital. Horace G Ilderton Jr a Citadel student visits from Charleston for Easter with Mr. and Mrs. H G Ilderton. William J McAnally Jr, a Duke medical student, returns for holidays with his parents on South Main. Mrs J W Parker of Farmville visits Mrs J B Welborn on East Washington. Mr and Mrs W F Freeman travel to DC for Easter with relatives. James Parsons, Guilford College junior, returns for spring vacation with his parents at 614 West Farriss avenue.
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Marguerite Mann
Johnson Street
Washington, D. C
Doris Byerly
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Horace G. Ilderton, Jr
Citadel
Charleston
US. C
H. G. Ilderton
West College Drive
William J. McAnally,Jr
Duke University
Mrs
W. J. McAnally
South Main Street
J. W. Parker
Farmville
J. 8. Welborn
East Washington Street
James Parsons
Guilford College
D. Hi Parsons
West Farriss Avenue
Plans Underway To Build 8000 Church In Waynesville
The Rev. H. D. Jessup of Maple Grove Methodist Church announced today that plans are underway to construct an 8,000 seat church building in Waynesville on March 25.
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Waynesville
H. D. Jessup
Maple Grove Methodist Church
Moon Phases Reflect Sun Moon Earth Alignments
The crescent moon’s position is determined by the relative geometry of the sun moon and earth and can be forecast for years ahead based on orbital dynamics.
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Earth
Allen Jay Group Elect Officers At Regular Meeting
At the Allen Jay Parent-Teacher association regular meeting held Tuesday evening, officers were elected: president Mrs. Black, vice president Mrs. Chester Hayworth, secretary Vera Brown, and treasurer Elizabeth Crowell. John J. Blair delivered an illustrated lecture on birds and flowers. The gathering was well attended and enjoyed.
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Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
Black
Chester Hayworth
Vera Brown
Elizabeth Crowell
John J. Blair
Moon Crescent Tilt Provides No Weather Clues
A crescent moon’s tilt offers no reliable hint about upcoming rain or drought. The phase and orientation do not correlate with current or future moisture conditions.
Mrs Coke Cecil Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs A Coke Cecil was discharged today from Burrus Memorial Hospital and returned to her Oakwood Court residence after a short hospitalization lasting about ten days.
British Women Spend $100 Million Annually on Beauty Aids
British consumers allocate large sums to beauty products with women leading expenditure. The figure cited reaches 100 million dollars each year, highlighting strong demand for cosmetics and skincare items across the country.
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Moffitt's
North Main
Peace Council No. 9
Coats
Sally
Twentieth Century Club
W. F. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
George Freeman
R. B. Hope
Allen Jay Group
Lucy Eshelman
Monthey Avenue
Bouncers
Wittonia
Wes
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