Craven Page Hosts Canterbury Club Meeting At Home
Mrs. Craven Page welcomed Canterbury Club members and guests for a Friday afternoon gathering at her Drive home. The program featured talks on political historical and current events by Mrs. F Ellis Jr Mrs WB Hall Mrs WD Sale Jr and Roy Spearman who also gave a brief entertaining address. Russian tea cake and salted nuts were served during the social hour with assistance from Everett Marsh Ed Lyon and others.
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Craven Page
Canterbury Club
Everett Marsh
Roy Spearman
F. Ellis, Jr
WB. Hall
W. D. Sale, Jr
Mesdames Everett Marsh
Ed Lyon
Laurinburg
Mesdames Shirly Hart
Sedgefield
Sanders
Kennedy and Mitchell Honor Miss Martin at Luncheon
Miss Marian Martin will wed Jack B. next month in Corpus Christi. Misses Max Kennedy and Helen Mitchell hosted a luncheon in the Sheraton Blue Room with a spring motif. Guests included Hannah Campbell, Dot Lee, Jen Polson, Delilah Stinson, Lib Martin, Mrs. A. K. Martin, and others as hostesses’ guests.
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Marian Martin
Jack B
Navy
Corpus Chris
Max Kennedy
Helen Mitchell
Sheraton
Miss Martin
China
Hannah Campbell
Dot Lee
Jen Polson
Delilah Stinson
Lib Martin
Local Women Attend Greensboro Tea for Cellist Suzanne Carroll
Mesdames Beavans and Sheloff hosted a Greensboro tea for Miss Suzanne Carroll, a Charlotte cellist honored by the Woman's College music department. Seniors from nearby towns joined Miss Julia Marsh, Miss Irma Shore, and others for a Shaw Hall reception with a floral cello centerpiece and delicacies after the recital. About 300 guests were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
W. C. Beavans
A. Sheloff
Greensboro
Suzanne Carol Charlotte
Woman's College
Car
Julia Marsh
Irma Shore
Elizabeth
Wadesboro
Mary Lou
Lumberton
Jean
Statesville
Shaw Hall
Girl Reserve Club Activities Begin With Staff Meeting
Round the Circle staff meeting set for the week of events for Girl Reserve activities at the YWCA. Assignments for the April 4 issue will be made as groups plan plays, dances, crafts, and service projects with advisers Miss Lavinia Knox and Miss Mildred Knox guiding the clubs.
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Mades
Sanaa Oor
Lavinia
Mildred Knox
Mary Hemp
Betty Covington
Red Cross
Inspirational meetings at Green Street and Highland churches
The Green Street Baptist W M U will hold an inspirational meeting Monday at 7 30 in the church annex. Calvary Methodist Molly Phi class invites Charles F Carroll Jr city schools superintendent to speak Sunday at 10 30 with monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 at 205 Thurston Street. Highland Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Tuesday at 7 30 with hosts Mrs L L Grant and Mrs Ella Pugh assisting.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the
Green Street Baptist Church
Molly Phi
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
John H. McIntyre
Thurston Street
Highland
Wses
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Highland Methodist Church
L. L. Grant
Ella Pugh
Main Street Methodist Women Meet After Vesper
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Main Street Methodist Church will hold a general meeting after the vesper service Sunday afternoon at the church. Saltpeter used in curing meats acts as a preservative and helps retain the meat color.
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Main Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Main Street Methodist Church
Duplicate Bridge Winners at Club Saturday Named
Mesdames C. Beaver and J. T. Ryan led North-South with the top score at Emerywood Duplicate Club. East-West victors were Mesdames L. and C. G. Mackintosh, with North-South pair Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Terry and East-West duo Mesdames Hazelwood and Durland also high. Numerous players joined in the afternoon session at Emerywood.
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Mesdames C
Beaver
J. T.ryan
Emerywood
Emerywood Qouncey
Mesdames L. He
C. G. Mackintosh
R. B. Terry
Mesdames
W. P. Hazelwood
J. S. Welborn
Rebekahs Win Cup At Mooresville District Meeting
About twenty Magdalene Rebekahs attended the Mooresville district gathering. Frances Schneil of High Point was elected district deputy for the coming term. Mae Jennings of Elizabeth City outlined Rebekah work in North Carolina and Al Lane of the Odd Fellows spoke on state activities. Ophelia Cochrane of Mooresville received the loving cup for unwritten work and Statesville was chosen as the next meeting site with date to be announced.
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Magdalene Rebekahs
Mooresville
Kayworth High Point Lodge
Frances Schneil
High Point
Mae Jennings
Elizabeth City
Rebekah
North Carolina
al M. Lane
The
Odd Fellows
Beeson Murphy Vows Spoken In York South Carolina
Mrs J B Cave announces the marriage of Peggy Elizabeth Murphy to Jack K Beeson private in the U S Army. The ceremony occurred March 10 1944 at 7 30 p m in York South Carolina with Gettys Nunn officiating. Both families from High Point N C. The bride a 1943 High Point High School graduate employed by the War Department Demobilized Records. Beeson a 1943 High Point alumnus served since December 1943 and now with the 9th Traffic Regulation Group Camp Planche New Orleans. The bride to stay with her mother at 408 Vine Street for the present.
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J.B. Cave
Peggy Elizabeth Murphy
Jack K. Beeson
U. S. Army
York
S. C
Gettys . Nunn
Daugh Cave
S. S. Murphy
Richmond
High Point High School
War Department
Pvt. Beeson
A. C. Beeson
Camp Planche
New Orleans
Hermother
Vine Street
Ifor
J. B. Cave
Ss. C
Maud Byrnes The Quiet Partner Behind Byrnes Rise
The profile highlights Maud Busch Byrnes as a steadfast partner to James Byrnes, noting her homemaking focus, social discretion, and support role. She avoids public political clashes, prefers background influence, and maintains a calm, congenial presence amid Byrnes’s ascent from country lawyer to senator. She is former Miss Maud Busch of South Carolina.
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Maud Busch Byrnes
James F
Jimmy) Byrnes
United States
Byrnes
Maud Busch
Aiken
S. C
Converse
Maud Busch Byrnes and the pathway to power
Maud Busch Byrnes played a quiet yet pivotal role beside Jimmy Byrnes through political campaigns and election victories. She joined the Senate Ladies luncheon club in Washington and kept close ties with friends in Washington and South Carolina as her husband rose to top offices. Next Martha Bowers Taft.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Residents receive news from home and service updates
Mrs. N Yarbo h returns to her 1431 Wiltshire Blvd home after visiting family in College Park Maryland. J M Hoots recovering at Winston Salem Baptist hospital plans to see visitors after Saturday. Ann Allison recuperating after an appendectomy at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit. Mrs. Olin Beck and Betty Jean move to Knoxville Tennessee for defense work. Doris Gold Gordon leaves for Colorado Springs with husband Staff Sergeant William Gordon Jr. to a three month assignment at Camp Carson. William Barker receives treatment at High Point Memorial Boulevard unit with an operation planned. Mr. and Mrs M Halen and family anticipate a visit here Tuesday. Ruth Celeste Jones return from Syracuse after visiting Aviation Cadet Wendell Jones stationed there. Mrs. Arthur Joiner recuperating at home after operation at Boulevard unit. Lt and Mrs Rufus Weranoldé leave to visit Kelly Field en route to Texas and San Antonio Army Service Command. Lt Reynolds newly commissioned as second lieutenant with orders to report to the judge advocate’s office. Brig. Gen. William Hesketh assumes command at Fort Eustis antiaircraft replacement training center.
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Doris Gold Gordon
Colorado Springs
Colo
William E. Gordon, Jr
Camp Carson
Rufus Weranoldé
N. S. Walt
Louise Stirewall
Kelly Field
Tex
Reynolds
Judge Advocate
San Antonio
Noted Indian Doctor to Visit High Point Church
High Point Council of Church Women plans to bring Dr Ida Scudder head of Vellore Missionary Medical College for Women to speak April 13 14. She will address Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Friday evening and other groups during a two day stay. Scudder and her college have long served India with graduates working in mission hospitals and private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Church Women
Robert T. Cottam
High Point
Ida
Scudder
Missionary Medical College For Women
Vellore
India
Cornell Medical College
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Council of Church Women
Vellore Medical College
Christian Pervision
Iran
Canada
England
Rome's Founding Legend Revised by Early Builder Romulus
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Romulus in 753 B C sharing a bullock and heifer, marking out a wall and beginning Rome's construction on an April date. The passage preserves a legendary method of city founding with livestock and landmark planning.
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Rome
Romulus
B.C
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Mitchell
Ocal Women
Misses Marsh
Sheloff
Iors
Miss Carroll
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Home Committee
High Point, N
J. W. Sechrest & Son
Jaycees Red Cross Dance
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Betty Sechrest
Eleanor Amos
Violet Wakeley
Sara Hutchens
Janie Saves
Jeanne Rankin
JayCees
Molly Phipps
MR. Carroll
Rebekahs
White House
Central Press
Martha Bowers Taft
VOWS
N. Yarbo H
Wiltshire Boulevard
College Park
Wirt Harrison
E. P. Morris
Maryland
Elleyne R. Darkis
Duke University
J. M. Hoots
the Baptist
Ann Allison
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. Martine Barker
Boulevard
Barker
Saintes
Champion , Jr
M. Halen
Howell Street
W. W. Jones
Ruth
Celeste Jones
Syracuse
N. Y
Wendell Jones
Jones
65Th College
Syracuse University
Arthur Joiner
W. A. Moriit
Lindsay Street
Genahork
Ned Blake
Fort Eustis
William Hesketh
Providence, R. 1
Ieee
Church Women’s Council
Western Electric
Audiphone Company OF
Woodbine Court
Dial
Ard
Bell Telephone
IUCN
Ars
Just
Lucien Lelong
Mary Dunhill
Perkinson
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