United Daughters of the Confederacy Meet in High Point
The United Daughters of the Confederacy held their first meeting in months at Mrs. Bascom Hoskins home on Gatewood Avenue with Mrs. J. F. Hayden presiding. Committees discussed fundraising, a letter from state president Mrs. Felix Harvey urged contributing to a tuberculosis sanatorium bed, and the Y W C A movement received official endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tp. Cos
United Danaghters of the Confederacy
Bascom Hoskins
Gatewood Avenue
Hoskins
Ernest Herndon
Irs
C. de Mendenhall
A. Wheeler
C. B. Overman
Marjorie Kirkman
Felix Harvey
U. D.C
Shipment to Paraguay urged to use regular mail
American manufacturers are asked not to send commercial catalogues and other publications to Paraguay by parcels post. The American consulate in Asuncion must pay a heavy tax on each package and withdrawal is time consuming. Consul Bach suggests sending all publications by ordinary or registered mail.
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Paraguay
Asuncion
Bach
Women in Switzerland Thrive by Fine Watchmaking Skills
Thousands of women in Switzerland earn livelihoods through expert craftsmanship in watchmaking, highlighting a notable gendered contribution to the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Dr Spurgeon to Visit Greensboro for College Women Meeting
Dr F B Spurgeon of the University of London will visit Greensboro on Wednesday March 31 for a conference with the Southern Association of College Women. She will address the NC College for Women at noon and attend a 1 30 luncheon at the Greensboro Country Club with state representatives. The event aims to unite college women globally through a federation fostering student and professor exchanges and hospitality hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EB. Spurgeon
Greensoro
North Carolina
Southern Association of College Women
Spurgeon
University of London
Great Britain
Federation of University Women of England
University of Paris
Greensboro
Association
North Carolina College For Women
London
Southern Association
Greensboro Country Club
Federation of College and University Women
Miss Spurgeon
Tomoorrow
Raleigh
Wincton-Salem
Henry A. White
FE. M Shipmvan
High Point
St Marys Guild Holds Meeting At North Main Apartments
Mrs G W Sadiler hosted a Woman's Guild gathering at her North Main Street apartments as members discussed reports from officers, fund pledges, and delegates for the state Auxiliaries convention in Oxford. The group planned Easter decorations for St Marys Church and attended the 5 pm Lenten service led by Rev T J Trott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Sadiler
North Main Street
Woman's Guild
St. Mary’s Church
Arker
Treceurey
Bose
Oxford
H. B. Hiatt
G. W. sSailor
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
St. Mary's
T. J. Trott
Civics and Social Service Departments Schedule Meetings
The Civics department of the Woman's club meets tomorrow afternoon in the Elk's parlor with Miss Clara J. Cox presiding. A 4 o'clock Social Service business session follows. Topics include the war on the fire, a probable speaker, and Clean-up Week emphasis.
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Civics-Health Department
Woman's Club
the Elk’s Home
Clara J. Cox
Social Service Department
Peacock Philathea Class Meeting At Wesley Memorial
Mrs Reich hosted a Wesley Memorial Peacock Philathea class gathering with large attendance. Members discussed plans for an April social at Mrs Reich's home for the church youths and enjoyed refreshments served by Mrs Reich and helpers.
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W. G. Reich
Wesley Memorial
Meeting of B and P at Wesley Church
The executive board of the Business and Professional Women's club designates the Sunday school room at Wesley Memorial Church for the 7:36 PM meeting. All members and any business or professional women interested in joining are urged to attend as Miss Skinner will deliver an address.
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Wesley Church
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sundey School Room
Wesley Memorial Church
Skinner
First Woman Physician Recognized by State Society
Miss Francesca Porter of Lawrence Kansas admitted to the Kansas Medical Society in 1872 and described as the first woman physician thus recognized by any state medical society.
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Francesca Porter
Lawrence, Kas
Kansas Medical Society
Personal notices of residents traveling and visiting
Miss Kate Boaz leaves today for the eastern part of the state to visit relatives. Irving Young of Winston-Salem and friends in Siloam, N C, visit this city on business. C D P Partin from Durham Hosiery Mill is a business visitor for a few days. H H Law Jr of Charlotte is among visitors here Monday. W O Master of Winston-Salem spent time with friends in High Point yesterday. Miss Louise Ingram visits friends in York. C David MeJester returns for Easter holidays. Mrs J J Farris and son James return from Raleigh after a week end with relatives. Joe Tomlinson spends the day in Greensboro. Frank Henley returns for Easter after weeks away on business. Martin Bennett of Winston-Salem spends this morning here. Mrs P B Rogers returns from South Carolina after winter with relatives. Miss Frances Remifrey spent week end in Lexington. Rev William Black of Charlotte Presbyterian pastor visits High Point with friends. Ralph McPherson of Snow Camp spends days here with relatives. W D Benby of Andersen S C is in town on business. J SHLunter of Asheville visits Elwood for a short stay. Ness Barker Warner, Newport News business, spends time in High Point with relatives. Mrs J O Grege and Eva Woodburn of Salisbury arrive to spend Easter with J Dr Mann family.
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Kate Boaz
W. O. Master
Winston-Salem
High Point
Louise Ingram
York
David MeJester
J. J. Farris
James
Raleigh
Joe Tomlinson
Greensboro
Frank Henley
Martin Bennett
P. B. Rogers
South Carolina
Frances Remifrey
Lexington
William Black
Charlotte Presbyterian
Ralph McPherson
Snow Camp
W. DD. Benby
Andersen, S. C
J. S. Hlunter
Asheville
Elwood
Ness Barker Warner
Newport News
J. O. Grege
Eva Woodburn
Salisbury
City
J. Dr. Mann
South Main Street
Turnip Green Dinner Set by Wesley Memorial Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of Wesley Memorial Church hosts its annual turnip green dinner in the church dining room. It runs from 11:40 AM to 1:30 PM and is described as a business man's dinner to fit local workers' schedules. The menu follows.
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High Point
Ladies Aid Society of
Wesley Memorial Church
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