Tau Phi Lambda Initiation in Thom asville Recognized
The Kappa chapter of Tau Phi Lambda held a candlelight initiation at O W hall with Miss Lucille Wall of Dallas initiating members. Officers installed include Lucille Davis president Katherine Crawford vice president Virginia Snider recording secretary and others. Additional initiates listed include Sarah Baldwin Lucille Shelton Mary Loflin Pauline McIntyre Hilda Freeman and others. Eight members will be initiated later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Kappa
Tau Phi Lambda Soror
O.W. Hall
Lucille Wall
Dallas
Tex
Miss Wall
Zeta Pi
Tau Phi Lambda
Thomasville
Lucille Davis
Katherine Crawford
Virginia Snider
Eddith Wagoner
Virginia Loflin
Mary Wagner
Sarah E. Baldwin, Jr
Lucille Shelton
Mary Loflin
Pauline McIntyre
Hilda Freeman
Ethel Cavelock
Ruby Stone
Virginia Morrison
Tremett weight loss plan promises quick, safe results
Claims say you can shed three to five pounds weekly without starvation or drugs. Recommends Tremett for a visible egg-shaped figure in 30 days with a full money back guarantee. Sold at Mann's and druggists.
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Tremett
Mann’s
Patsy Swaim Feted At Birthday Party
Mrs. N C Johnson hosted a Saturday birthday party at Barbee Street to honor Patsy Swaim on her tenth birthday. The event featured spring decor, games and prizes, an Easter egg hunt, a two tier cake, and gift giving to Patsy with attendees including Charlene Humphreys and Peggy Smithdeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Johnson
Barbee Street
Patsy Swaim
Margaret Scarce
Pat Starnes
Lie McCarthy
Charlene Humphreys
Sherry Kearns
Libby” Reese
Peggy Smithdeal
Pat Howard
Vasso Cavas
Joan Scarce
Jackie Laws
Peggy Withers
Peggy Tobias
Rebecca Hammer
Betsy Bryant
Sarah Patrick Peacock
Velva Tucker
Patsy Ritchie
Martha Ann Davis
Lucy Heilig
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs This Week
The YWCA hosts a supper meeting with Dr. D B Carrick. Altrusa meets at the Sheraton Hotel with Miss Vera Idol speaking. Eastern Star at the K Temple after a 6 30 supper. Sedgefield Kennel Club dinner at Emerywood. Century study club luncheon at Emerywood. Garden tea at Mrs Valette J Harris residence. WCTU meets at Mrs I V Beck home. Emerywood weekly family night at clubhouse. USO dance at YMCA with Clyde Henry band. Buffet supper for service members at YWCA with cooperating leagues.
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Business and Professional Club
YWCA
D. B. Carrick
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jessie Mae Young
Alma Langley
Cochairmen
Vera Idol
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
K Temple
Bright High Point- Sedgefield Kennel Club
W. W. Ward
Emerywood Country Club
Twentieth Century Study Club
J. W. Thomas
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
YMCA
Clyde Henry
USC
Stephens Bible Class Meets Tomorrow With Mrs Grayson
The Stephens Bible study class will gather Wednesday at 3 PM at 1009 North Main Street with Mrs C S Grayson leading. Private quail shooting preserves in some southern states cover 10 000 to 20 000 acres.
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Stephens Bible
Mrs Mattocks Presents Program On Seddon For Daughters Of The Confederacy
At the March High Point chapter meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held yesterday at Mrs. A. E. Tate's West Broad street home, Mrs. C B Mattocks spoke on James A Seddon Confederate secretary of war 1862 65 He was Jefferson Davis close friend and advisor The session opened with an Easter devotional and business approved Mrs J F Hayden and Mrs J C Bostian as UDC representatives on the city planning council The fourth district UDC meeting is set for April 24 at noon Dainty refreshments followed the social hour Associate hostesses were Mrs J E Kirkman Mrs George T Wood and Mrs W G Kirkman
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
C. B. Mattocks
James O. Seddon
F. R
W. A. Bivins
J. F. Hayden
J. C. Bostian
UDC
Tate
J. E. Kirkman
George T. Wood
W. G. Kirkman
University Women host Art Talk and musical program
The High Point AAUW met at the Sheraton with Miss Maggie Lou Blackman speaking on art as a universal language and announcing an Elm Street School art exhibit for April 16. A student music program followed with Lena Sale, Edith Bailey, and Earl Richardson performing under Miss Ernestine Fields.
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High Point
American Association of Univere Women
Sheraton Hotel
Maggie Lou Blackman
Mary Louise Kennedy
Woman's College
Elm Street
Lena Sale
Edith Bailey
Earl Richardson
Ernestine Fields
High Point College
Miss Sale
Coates
Terry
Bailey
Mr. Richardson
Russell
Charles
Miss Field
Miss
Floyd Mehan
Scout Troops Honor Miss Bumgardner at Jamestown Party
Miss Lucille Bumgardner, leader of Jamestown Scout Troop 46, was surprised with a birthday party on March 22. Thirty-two attendees included two troop mothers, Otis Thrift and H. H. White, a birthday cake and ice cream, and several gifts were presented to the honoree.
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Jamestown
Lucille Bumgardner
Scout Troop 46
Otis Thrift
H. H. White
Pentagon Club Meets With Miss Rankin
The Pentagon club will meet tonight at eight o'clock with Miss Jeanne Rankin at 102 Church Street. A formal initiation of new members will take place at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Jeanne Rankin
Church Street
Forty Phi Beta Kappa members-elect at Woman's College
In Greensboro on March 27 twenty seven seniors two juniors and two alumnae at the Woman's College were presented as members-elect of North Carolina Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa during a convocation in Aycock auditorium. Dr Frank Porter Graham UNC president gave the program with Chancellor W C Jackson also greeting. Names were read by J Key L Barkley secretary and Miss Nettie Sue Tillet presided. Initiation will be April 17 with Virginius Dabney editor of The Times Dispatch delivering the address.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Aycock
North Carolina
Phi Beta Kappa
Frank Porter Graham
University of North Carolina
W. C. Jackson
J. Key L. Barkley
State Head To Attend Meeting Woodmen Circle
Miss Blanche Eakin state manager from Charlotte will hold inspection of the local grove of the Woodmen Circle. The meeting is Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the new hall on the corner of Washington and Wrenn streets. Guardians of the grove in Burlington Thomasville and Greensboro will be present and a number of state officers are expected to attend. All members and officers are requested to be present for this important meeting.
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Blanche Eakin
Charlotte
Woodman Circle
New Hall
Washington and
Wrenn Streets
Burlington
Thomasville
Greensboro
Mrs E R Outland Returns Home From West End
Mrs E R Outland has returned to 537 Parkway after spending two weeks with her brother A G McDuffie and his wife, who recently lost both their sons in the service. Albert G McDuffie died of wounds February 25 and Edward G McDuffie was killed in action January 3. They were the MecDuffies' only children.
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E. R. Outland
Parkway
West End
A. G. McDuffie
Albert G. McDuffie
Pvt
Edward G. McDuffie
Hoffman Speaks At HIPIC Meet Tonight
Everett Hoffman, manager of the local social security office, speaks to HIPIC members at the Princess cafe tonight at 6 30. The club reviews last week's annual golf tournament and urges all members to hear the speaker and golf classic report. A note recalls the first American ambulance plane devised in World War I and used at Lake Charles Louisiana.
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Everett Hoffman
Social Security Office
HIPIC
High Point Industrial Club
Princess Cafe
Charles
High Point Leads Nation In Community Chest Progress
At the monthly meeting Ruth Neve presented data showing High Point ranks high nationally for community chest finances. 37 percent of residents contribute, with an average gift of 3.42, above the NC and national averages. 1944 45 drive is 93.6 percent funded. YWCA capital camp request deferred.
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Community Chest
Ruth Neve
High Point
North Carolina
National War Fund
C. Perry
Harry Bell
W. B. McEwen
C. E. Sheloff
H. C. Bennett
E. L. Chitwood
Grady Goldston
H. S. Haworth
J. Paul Ingle
Amos R. Kearns
Ed Mendenhall
W. E. Mitchell
T. V. Rochelle
Lee F. Schaner
Willis Slane
H. N. Will
YWCA
Trg
Ducking play preserves communication in a contract bridge hand
In a 427 East dealer notrump, South overcalls with two spades and the declarer ducks in dummy. East wins and shifts to diamonds, king. The declarer plays ace, ruffs clubs, cashes top spades, and discards diamonds, ultimately making the contract. Expert play relies on a first round duck to retain a club for communication and establishment.
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South
West
Declarer
East
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Warren Cecil
Mr and Mrs Warren Cecil of route four announce the birth of a son named Jerry Esmond on March 26 at the Boulevard unit of the High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Cecil before marriage was Miss Lucille Lambe of Mt Vernon Springs.
Bambalis Charged With Selling Beer To Minor
Chris Bambalis owner of Presto Lunch was arrested on a charge of selling beer to a minor Everett Walter Farmer. The case is set for municipal court tomorrow before Judge D C MacRae. A prior suspended sentence for two years referenced illegal actions and roads.
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Chris Bambalis
Everett Walter Farmer
D. C. MacRae
Bambalis
MacRae
Farmer
Thomasville Woman Receives Delta Kappa Gamma Honor
Miss Lucille Kirkpatrick principal of the Colonial Drive school in Thomasville has been elected to membership in the Delta Kappa Gamma Epsilon Chapter. Initiation was held March 24 in Salisbury with Miss Ruth Fitzgerald of Greensboro as guest speaker. The chapter includes Davidson Rowan Cabarrus Iredell Montgomery and Stanley counties.
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Thomasville
Mar
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Colonial Drive
Epsilon Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Woman's National Honor Fraternity
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Kirkpatrick
Salisbury
T. Ar Johnson
Ruth Fitzgerald
Woman's College
Greensboro
Davidson
Rowan
Cabarrus
Iredell
Montgomery
Stanly
Thomasville Laundry Changes Hands With New Ownership
The Thomasville Family laundry has been sold to Reid Moore Paul Moore and W R McPherson who have long association with the shop. They will operate the plant and assume management on April 1. The sale includes the entire plant and all equipment.
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Thomasville
Mar
Thomasville Family
C W. Gilliam
J. F. Metters
Reid Moore
Paul Moore
W. R. McPherson
McPherson
Spring’s Battle Inside the Garden and Life
Elsie Robinson extols spring as a vivid, bustling force in nature. She argues growth demands struggle, comparing birth to a turbulent war and urging vigilance against complacency as life’s cycles unfold.
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Nat
Nelson
Francis
N. Main St
Bi Tae
Wagger
ICF Delivery Company
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tuner
Betty Trotter
Pantine
Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
Tel
Wye
Regal Jewelry CO
Peachives
Arcee Atlante Geere
Onlord Products
East High Point
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
I. V. Beck
Kivett Drive
Stephens
Harvey’ Hat
Claudia Morgan
Harvey
Broadway
Bunny
Mrs. Mattocks
Daughters of Confederacy
Margaret Farley
AAUW
Rs. Henry White
Institute of International Relations
Womlan’s College
N. P. Yarbo H
Guilford County
F. R. Taylor
H. M. Blankenship
Annabel Thompson
Blake Thengeon
E. Vera Idol
Margaret Chatfield
Ivey Paylor
Lou Blackman
Tomes Ompson
Elise Smith
Dean Pruette
R. B. Sutton
Miss Bumgardner
Miss Rankin
Woodmen
Hoffman
Josephine Culbertson
East Dealer
Paat
Thomasville Laundry
Pearl Harbor
Army
Syn
Jeweler
South Main
Bebe
Mrs. Doroth Zighar
Eastwood
Washington
Elsie Robinson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
St.Joseph
Permanente
Seema Peele
Boots Clevinger
Leela Tuington
Willowbrook St
Guilford
Main St
Reddy
WPB8
OPA
ODT
Duke Power Company
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