Colorful YWCA Banquet Marks 19th Anniversary of Clubs
A colorful banquet at the Adams Memorial Building celebrated the 19th annual World YWCA observance with about eighty attendees. The event featured a skit on Betty the Business Girl and global YWCA work in Syria, Turkey, Russia, and other countries, plus music, readings, and souvenirs from several nations.
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YWCA
Adams Memorial
Rubia Shelton
Harry Alexander
Betty
Syria
Turkey
Russia
Australia
Argentina
Jidad
India
Phil— T Byerly
Annabelle Thompson
Bettye Brueck
Esther Rae Wilson
Maude Burrows
Sarah Beth
National Business and Professional Girls Council
Business Girls Abroad
Business Girls
United States
J. E. Horney
Yeoa
Jean Armfield
Betty Baxter
Culler
Anne Folger
Barbara Tillson
TWCA
Germany
France
England
Japan
Council of Jewish Women, Business and Professional Women’s Club
Classroom Teachers
American Association of University Women, Woman’s Club
Parent-Teacher Council
Junior Services
Double M Club
Gi Reserves
Beta Sigma Phil Sorority
North Carolina Teachers Association
Adams Memorial Ywca
St Joseph Aspirin Promotes Economy for Households
The ad touts cheaper 1g sizes and bulk packs of St Joseph Aspirin. It claims the 100 tablet size at 35c yields near three for one, and a 12 tablet pack for 10c for pocket use. It emphasizes purity, speed, and mass appeal as the choice of millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mrs Causey Speaks at WCTU Luncheon in Winston-Salem District Meeting Talk
The Women's Christian Temperance Union met at the Adams Memorial YWCA building for a covered dish luncheon at noon. Mrs W H Causey, WCTU field agent from Winston-Salem, was guest speaker and discussed the district meeting planned for High Point on May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Adams Memorial Ywca
W. H. Causey
M. J. Crowder
Causey
WCTU
Winston- Salem
High Point
Altrusans Enjoy Quiz Program At Dinner Meeting
Twenty six members attended the March High Point Altrusa program meeting. Mesdames Rose Thurman and Mabel Hargett directed a country-quiz with six participants. Miss Mary Phillips of Charlotte visited as Red Cross field representative guest. A tri city birthday banquet for Altrusa will be at Emerywood on April nine with attendees from Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point and guests from Salisbury and Martinsville Virginia. Tentative reservations due by April six with a Monday noon deadline. A final report on Marion Hargrove lectures was given. the club treasury benefited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Mesdames Rose Thurman
Mabel Hargett
Evelyn Sutton
Mary Phillips
Charlotte
Red Cross
Mina Wilson
Tri-City
Altrusa
Emerywood Country Club
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Altrusans
Salisbury and
Martinsville
Marion Hargrove
Hargrove
Lois Welborn
Ways and Means
Club
Missionary Conference at Springfield Friends Meeting
The spring Missionary conference of the Friends' Quarterly meeting will be at Springfield Friends Meeting house on Thursday March 28. Registration opens at 10 with program at 10:30 led by Dr and Mrs A A Bond, Africa missionaries. Attendees from Archdale High Point Deep River Oak Hill and Springfield are expected with visitors. bring own lunch, hostess will provide eating area tea and coffee.
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Friends’ Quarterly Meeting
Springfield
High Point
Deep River
Oak Hill
Emerywood Club Events Calendar For Week
Wednesday 7 30 p m business meeting at Sheraton hotel nominating committee to be chosen. Thursday 3 30 p m Tea and Topics with Mrs W F Clayton and associate hostess. 6 30 p m family night dinner at Emerywood Country club. 7 30 p m wild Flower Garden club with Mrs D L Bouldin guest speaker James Mattocks. 7 45 p m evening bridge at Emerywood Country club. Friday 3 30 p m Canterbury club at Mrs J W Lindsay. Saturday 2 p m Emerywood duplicate club weekly bridge Emerywood Country club 8 30 p m monthly dinner dance at club house John Peddicord orchestra from Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Tea and Topics Club
W. F. Clayton
Lindsay Street
Aubrey E. Poston
Emerywood Country Club
Wild Flower Garden Club
D. L. Bouldin
Forest Hill Drive
James Mattocks
Mongina
Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Emerywood Duplicate Club
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
C E S Installs New Officers In Public Ceremony
In a candlelit public installation at the Masonic temple, Mrs Susie Oldham and Fleet Lewis were installed as wort matron and patron of Point chapter No 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star. New officers included Mrs Mildred Baker as associate matron and Kenneth Ellis as associate patron, with a full slate led by grand marshal Mrs Edna Moag and installing officers Edwin Benison and others.
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Masonic Temple
Susie Oldham
Fleet Lewis
Wort
Point Chapter
The
Tern Star
Edna Moag
Mildred Baker
Kenneth Ellis
Bessie
Vera Carroll
Clyde Johnson
Maronton
Warde
Chalain
Eatlesby
Harriette
Lassie Johnson
Adah
Carmala Hansell
Ruth
Foda Lewis
Esther
Irene McFarland
Martha
Lome Me Oldham
Electa
Willie Updeve
Minnieler
Sentinel
Mary Snyder
Bessie Howard
Alice Lortz
Harold Moag
Miss Usher and J J Jackson Wed in Florida Ceremony
Miss Margery Lucy Usher married Lt Comdr John Jonathan Jackson Jr USN Friday March 22 at Bryan Memorial church Cocoanut Grove Miami. Bride’s uncle gave her away. sister in law Miss Marijane Jackson was maid of honor. best man was John Jonathan Jackson of New York City. The bride's parents are Mrs David Townsend Usher and the late Mr Usher of Cincinnati. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs John Jonathan Jackson of New York City. he is Naval Academy 1940 graduate with service in Atlantic and Mediterranean, wings earned 1945, stationed at Boca Raton NAS. They will reside at 634 Margaret Street Key West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Lucy Usher
John Jonathan Jackson, Jr
USN
Bryan Memorial Church
Cocoanut Grove
Miami
Florida
Walter Tucker
Lakeland
Marijane MacBeth Jackson
New York City
John Jonathan Jackson
Miss Usher
David Townsend Usher
Cincinnati
Ohio
Comdr. Jackson
F. E. Creelman
High Point
Oak Ridge Military Academy
United States Naval Academy
Atlantic
Birth of Wanda Faye Craven in High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs Everett Craven Route 1 Thomasville announce the birth of a daughter Wanda Faye at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital on March 23 Mrs Craven is the former Doris Swaim of Route 1 this city Enrollment records at North Carolina State College are broken by the current registration of 2714 students Registrar W L Mayer reports a full term enrollment of 5000 is predicted by officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Craven
Everett Craven
Route 1
Thomasville
Wanda Faye
High Point Memorial Hospital
Craven
Doris Swaim
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
W. L. Mayer
How Not to Lose Friends at a Party
A cautionary column warns against self centered behavior at gatherings. It lists ways to alienate others by monopolizing conversations, borrowing without returning, and intruding on hosts while recommending considerate social habits instead.
Woodmen Circle Meets Thursday at W O W Home
The Supreme Forest Woodmen circle will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at the W O W home with Misses Mary Nellie Hare and Evie Williams as associate hostesses. Members are reminded meetings now occur on the second and fourth Thursdays, not Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Mary
Nellie Hare
Evie Williams
P T A Officers Named for Next Year at Elm Street Meeting
At Elm Street school the Parent-Teacher council outlined a slate of officers for next year led by president Mrs J M Hogg and treasurer Mrs C B Loflin. The council president announced the Parents and Teachers congress set for Winston Salem on April 24 25 and noted success of the Clare Tree Major Plays. ADA BLAIR P T A reports March meeting with program including Miss Mechels instrumental and Bryant's quartet and will elect officers for 1946 47.
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Elm Street
Ray Nibbelink
J. M. Hogg
Clarence Schultheiss
John R. Peacock
O. A. Kirkman
E. K. Hightower
A. M. Richardson
C. P. Cummings
C. B. Loflin
J. B. Dobson
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Winston-Salem
Elm Street School
Ada Blair
Mother's Prayer Band to Meet With Speaker March 28
The Mothers Prayer Band will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock with Mrs W M Hinson at 402 Osborne street. Mrs A C Carson will be the speaker announced by church socia circuit. The item notes historic shifts: Mon Islands once belonged to Germany from 1900 to 1914 and Colombia was once called New Granada.
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Mother’s Prayer Band
W. M. Hinson
Osborne Street
A. C. Carson
Solomon Islands
Germany
Colombia
New Granada
GOOD CARD-READING It required good card-reading
The article describes a bridge hand where West opens the club king and the dummy shows a near solid suit. East wins with the queen in a spade return, South counts four hearts three spades and a diamond, aiming for one more trick, while opponents threaten to cash diamond honors and clubs.
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Notrump
West
East
Declarer
South
Roma Williams named marshall at Furman University
Roma Williams of this city was elected to serve as marshall at Furman University in Greenville South Carolina where she is a rising senior She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Williams.
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Roma Williams
Marshall
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
R. M. Williams
Jack And Jill Nursery Birthday Series Begins
Jack and Jill Nursery marked its first monthly birthday party at 1000 North Main Street. Honor guests included Judith Crawford Jim my Marley Philip Ledbury and Mrs Ross Davis with many children attending plus decorated birthday table cakes crepe hats and tiny keepsakes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and Jill Nursery School
North Main Street
Judith Crawford
Jimmy Marley
Philip Ledbury
Ross Davis
Jerry Buchanan
Frank Doty
Kay Smith
Jerry Lewis
Sallie Palmer
Jane Sykes
Linda Holbrook
Anne Shipman
James Caldwell
Tate Chesborough
Betsy Harris
Butch Brooks
David Welch
Miriam Smith
David Lea
Tommy Marley
Dickie Dobson
Anny Clark
Betsy Thompson
Ellis Baker
Ann Cummings
Rhue Haley
Larry Neve
Clarissa Joyce
Lynn McCollum
Alice Jo Moffitt
Linda Stanley
Guy Vail
Patsy Leonard
J. R. Scott
Kenneth Sykes
Jean Harris
Mike Watkins
Nine Attend N C Cosmetologists Meet In Raleigh
Nine local cosmetologists attended the twelfth annual North Carolina Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association convention in Raleigh March 24 and 25 and returned home yesterday. Mrs. A E Pleasants of Greensboro was elected president with Velma Crone of Lumberton as first vice president and John Mee Cree of Rocky Mount as second vice president. Jean Cade of Winston Salem was re elected secretary and treasurer. Directors named included W A Ellis Greensboro M L Johnson Sanford and L M Lawrence Raleigh. High Point delegates included Etta Brown Creva Spencer Edna Canipe Virgie Teer Hazel Stone Kate B Ragan Luna Smith and Margaret Bowles. Guest artist Stanley of Franklin Simon New York demonstrated hair styling and Governor attended as a special guest. Plans are underway to organize a cosmetologist group after High Point.
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N. C. Hairdressers
Cosmetologists Association
Raleigh
A. E. Pleasants
Greensboro
Velma Crone
Lumberton
John Mee Cree
Rocky Mount
Jean Cade
Winston-Salem
W. A. Ellis
M. L. Johnson
Sanford
L. M. Lawrence
High Point
Etta Brown
Creva Spencer
Edna Canipe
Virgie Teer
Hazel Stone
Kate B. Ragan
Charles H. Peace
Luna Smith
Margaret Bowles
Stanley
Franklin-Simon
New York
Bridge Winners Listed From Emerywood Ladies Event
Winners announced from the weekly ladies bridge party at Emerywood Country Club. North-South high scorers were Mesdames Flythe and Hauschild with C. Beaver and J. Holbrook as second high. East-West high scorers were Mesdames Bennett and Durland with Ingram and Hubbard as second. Contract play honors went to Mesdames Mendenhall Hunnewell Leath Blair Metcalfe and Mrs Lee Noble of Preston Maryland.
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Emerywood Country Club
W. E. Mitchell
Yd Flythe
J. O. Dhauschild
C. S. Beaver
J. T. Holbrook
Marold Bennett
O. C. Durland
P. ¥. Adams
J. T. Weaver
J. O. Hauschild
Harold Bennett
W. P. Hazelwood
Logan Porter, Jr
Hal Ingram
Hamlet
Phil Warner
W. W. Wilkinson
W. E. Davis
Laurance Ingram
Robert Hubbard
A. H. Holton
Victor Dallas
D. W. Hunter
D. T. Hunnewell
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Lynwood Smith
Amos Kearns
Howard Blair
Jesse Washburn
A. Kirkman
M. B. Leath
Paul Casey
Morris Jones
Paul Ingle
Ed Mendenhall
Robert Davis
Roger Edwards
J. P. Armstrong
Scott Parker
Emmett Sumner
Don Conrad
N. M. Harrison
Fred Eee Jr
Fred Metcalfe
First Presbyterian Sponsors New School
The Reverend Paul Tudor Jones spoke on the subject Whats it For Sunday afternoon at the opening of a new Sunday school on the Asheboro road sponsored by the First Presbyterian church. A staff of Porter Williams Garrett Mourane Smith Mrs Thomas Robards Connor met classes for the first time with an attendance of 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tudor Jones
Asheboro Road
First Presbyterian Church
F. Logan Porter
John B. Williams
Ann Garrett
J. H. Mourane
Davis Smith
J. Williard Thomas
Thelma Robards
George Connor
Vassar to Admit Men in Regular Classes
Vassar College will admit properly qualified men to study in regular classes during overcrowding caused by returning veterans. President Henry Noble MacCracken announced last night in Poughkeepsie New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Henry Noble MacCracken
Pattern 4564 Sewing Pattern for Child Frock
Advertises Pattern 4564 for a 6 year old girl frock with flare sleeves and contrast trims. Includes floral transfers and yardage for sizes 2 4 6 8, requires remnants, order by sending twenty cents to Enterprise Pattern Dept. in New York. Also notes Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book available for fifteen cents with free hat and gilet directions.
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Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Hospitals of Carolinas Get Duke Money
Sixty-five North Carolina hospitals and 25 orphan homes shared $206,782 and $93,379.47 respectively while South Carolina hospitals received $227,364 and 14 orphan homes $37,997.19. The Duke Endowment appropriation of $565,522.66 honors charity work done during 1945 by the recipient institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
South Carolina
Duke Endowment Board of Trustees
New York
W. S. Rankin
Hospital
Orphan Cen
Andrphans Homes
Razor Blade Half Found In Child In Atlanta
Three year old Jerry Daniel was found with half a double edge razor blade in a cracker box and the other half in his throat. Henry Grady hospital doctors removed the blade with forceps. The hospital report said the child was little the worse for wear. The report did not include Mrs. Daniel.
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Atlanta
Jerry Daniel
Alvin Daniel
Jerry
Henry Grady Hospital
Daniel
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