Federated Clubs Offer Prizes For Defense Bonds Campaign
The General Federation of Women's Clubs and U S Treasury back a pledge signing drive urging 50 million earners to set aside part of income for Defense Savings Stamps and Bonds. State federations vie for prizes of 100, 50, and 25 dollars in maturity value bonds based on lodge signer percentages. Contest runs six weeks after each state's pledge start with reports routed to the General Federation chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
John L. Whitehurst
United States Treasury
Treasury
Jll
General Federation
John D. Robinson
Wallace
Piedmont Women Golfers Meeting At Club April 1
The Piedmont Women's Golf Association invites members from Piedmont towns to Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday April 1 for a charity golf event and a business meeting. Play begins at 10 a.m. with Mrs. George Wood leading the golf committee and arrangements. The session will decide if the group operates this year and elect new officers for planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Piedmont
Emerywood Country Club
George Wood
Mrs Overcash Says Son Injured In Plane Crash
Mrs O D Overcash of 1111 East Green Street returns home after visiting her son Bus Overcash who suffered injuries in a plane crash near San Antonio Texas while in active military service. He is recuperating and expects to come home soon. During her Texas trip she visited the Alamo Little Mexico and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Overcash
East Green Street
Overcash
San Antonio
Texas
Alamo
Mexico
Dr Conrad to Enter Burrus Memorial Hospital Wednesday
Dr A B Conrad pastor of First Baptist Church has been granted a three month leave for health. He will enter Burrus Memorial Hospital Wednesday morning for an operation and follow up treatment. An earlier notice mis-stated Winston Salem as the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Conrad
Burrus Hospital
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Sunday Enterprise
Circus Theme Of Semester Tea At Jr High School
Junior high Student Council hosted a 3:30 to 4:30 semester tea in the school library with a three-ring circus theme. Guests toured a fruit and vegetable elephant display, paper clown decorations, and cracker and vanilla wafer farm wagons on a sawdust-like floor. Committee members greeted guests, with Fra nces Adams and Helen Deans organizing plans and several staff and students serving pink lemonade and circus treats. Between 75 and 100 visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Armstrong
Bobby Smith
Ann Steed
Betty Spearman
Frances Adams
Helen Deans
Mary’ Faye Barger
Mildred Jester
Elizabeth Hunsucker
Elizabeth Wood
Annual formal at Rosenthal gym honors W C UNC town students
Greensboro March 30 W C UNC town students held their annual formal dance in Rosenthal gymnasium. The event featured island themed decorations palm trees wall flora distinctive music and a long list of student escorts led by Miss Jean Berbert and Miss Virginia Vache with their partners. Faculty advisers Viva Playfoot and Frances Daniel assisted as hosts with numerous guests including Dr. W C Jackson and T James Crawford among others.
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Greensboro
Hawaii
Woman'sollege
University of North Carolina
Rosenthal Gymnasium
Jean Berbert
Town Students Association
Robert Ervin
Newton
Virginia Vache
Robert Garrett
Judi Dwiggin
Charles Benyunes
Martha Hipp
Fletche Austin
Marveign Cockfield
Marvin Sykes
Ian Stephenson
Roderick Buie
Buss Lea Bailey
Bill Taylor
Frances Winslow
Rhody Davis
Henriette Manget
John Neal
Jayne Bready
George Estaver
Washington, D. C
Alice Wilson
Roland Potter
Mary Debog
Mack Royster
Columbia
Janice Hooke
Kirby Moore
Elizabeth Newton
Bruce Thomas
Jacksie Walser
Frank Walser
Eleanor Dave Taylor
Solomon Kennedy
Ann Southerland
Jack Smith
Dorothy Hendrix
Charles Lowdenmilk
W. C. Jackson
C. E. Teague
Cc. W. Phillips
Harriet Eliott
Annie Beam Funderbark
J. A. Highsmith
Lawrence Ritchie
T. James Crawford
Viva Playfoot
Frances Daniel
Business Club of Y to Complete Course at Supper Meet
The Business and Professional Club of the Y will hold its regular dinner meeting tomorrow at 6 15 p m, followed by the air raid protection course and a final examination at seven o'clock. Mr and Mrs Alfred L Long announce the birth of a son Jerry Eugene on March 27 at their Long Street home.
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Long
Alfred L. Long
Long Street
Jerry Eugene
Almanac of local clubs and meetings week calendar
A weekly calendar lists events at Altrusa Club Asia Restaurant Emerywood Country Club YWCA Girl Reserve Garden Club and other groups. Meetings include dinners, luncheons, Dutch suppers and a state oratorical contest with dates from Tuesday to Friday and reservations required for several events.
Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings
Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor met Sunday evening during the regular worship hour. Leader Ethel Marsh opened with Scripture, D Virgil Pike led prayer, with participants Marshall Duggins Elwanda Gurley Frances Burton Marguerte Briar Catherine Hiatt Sarah Cecil and Vera Lee Marsh. The meeting closed with the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill Friends
Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor
Ethel Marsh
D. Virgil Pike
Marshall Duggins
Elwanda Gurley
Frances Burton
Marguerte Briar
Catherine Hiatt
Sarah Cecil
Vera Lee Marsh
Christian Endeavor
Local News On Illnesses And Hospital Treatment
Geraldine Palmer, daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Palmer, is ill with measles at home on Greensboro road. Carrie Hooper of 331 West High Street is a patient at Duke Hospital in Durham after an operation on Saturday and is reported in as well as can be expected. Peggy Joyce Moffitt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Moffitt, is improving at home in Archdale after measles and pneumonia illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Palmer
G. A. Palmer
Greensboro Road
Carrie Hooper
West High Street
Duke Hospital
Durham
Mias Ae
Peggy Joyce Moffitt
Robert Moffitt
Archdale
Florence Thomas Bible Class Meets Tonight
The Florence Thomas Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 3 o clock tonight at the home of Mrs W W Dickerson 10 T Lindsay Street. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
First Baptist Church
W. W. Dickerson
T. Lindsay
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Begin First-Aid Course Tonight
The group will meet at 7 o'clock at the hall for a brief business session before starting a first-aid course for members aiming to qualify for defense work. Also notes poultry producers in North Carolina lost about 175,767 last year from dirty eggs on the market per extension poultryman T. T. Brown. England's first colony was Newfound land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
North Carolina
T. T. Brown
N. C. State College
Call to Asheville convention by North Carolina Federation
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs issued a call for its fortieth annual convention to be held April 21 to 23 in Asheville at the George Vanderbilt Hotel with Mrs. Pressley Robinson Rankin presiding. Prominent speakers include General Federation officers Mrs. LaFell Dickinson and Mrs. J. L. Blair Buck, plus state and local officials. The program features a patriotic revue You Can Defend America and junior activities, with delegates to attend multiple breakfasts, seminars, and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pressley Robinson Rankin
Mount Gilead
Asheville
George Vanderbilt Hotel
General Federation
LaFell Dickinson
Keene
New Hampshire
J. L. Blair Buck
Richmond
Virginia
General ‘Federation
R. H. Latham
National Organization
Dickinson
Grove Park Inn
Blair Buck
Federation
D. M. Hall
Curtis. Baldwin
America
Washington
Defense Forum
North Carolina
Kendall Weisiger
Atlanta
International Relations Department
Edwin Gill
Francis T. Bradshaw
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Guy Simpson
Beverly K. Millaway, Jr
Winston-Salem
Rankin
Defense Committee
John D. Robinson
Maude Raynor Foy
Ruth Current
Katherine Rheder
State Nurses' Association
George E. Marshall
Women’s Field Army of the
American Society For the Control of Cancer
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Maurice Honigman
Gastonia
E. N. Meekins
Penny Art
Reality in Christian Science Sunday Lesson Sermon
The Sunday Lesson Sermon focused on Reality, citing Luke 6 45 and First Corinthians 2 11 22. It quoted from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, emphasizing turning from material to spiritual understanding and the need to relinquish finite belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Letter from gas station operator urges defense of wartime regulations
A Greensboro Road gas station owner in High Point, North Carolina, writes to defend strict wartime fuel rules. He describes public mistrust and threats of a “conspiracy” to rob rights, cites illegal gallon sales, and asks editors to explain why law enforcement is essential for service members at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Likes
Lexington Man Weds Miss Martin In Winston-Salem
Dr. James Luther Cathell of Lexington and Miss Drusilla Martin of Winston-Salem wed at Calvary Moravian Church in Winston-Salem with pastor and relatives from Lexington. The ceremony featured a musical program and a large bridal party. Following the wedding, the couple planned to reside in Lexington, with Mrs. Cathell noted for her UNC Woman’s College degree and service in the Junior Woman’s Club.
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Lexington
Drusilla Martin
Winston- Salem
James Luther Cathell
Gilbert Stamper
Charles Martin, Jr
Dugan Aycock
Ferdinand Watson
Loyace Wagoner
Smith Young
Dave Conrad
Earle Umstead
Raleigh
This City
Wiley Fleenor
5. C. Hall, Jr
Rebecca Jane Kester
Winston-Salem
Lorene Graham
Salisbury
Peggy Cathell
Columbia
D. C
Charles Lewis Martin
J. Cathell
S. C
Dr. Cathell
J. E. Cathell
Wake Forest College
Emory University
Atlanta
Georgia Baptist and Gracy Hospitals
Southern Points
Cathell
Last Rites For C F Phillips Jr Held In Tville
Thomasville March 30 funeral service for Charles F Phillips Jr a popular local man who died after a short illness was held at Main Street Methodist Church. The service was led by Rev William Price Rev Lee F Tuttle and Rev C O Plyler with Sea Scout pallbearers from local troops and the U S Sea Scout group from High Point assisting. Junior and honorary pallbearers included Sea Scout members and UNC fraternity brothers. Interment followed in the city cemetery with Scouts and church groups performing taps and echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charles F. Phillips, Jr
Main Street Methodist Church
William Price
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lee F. Tuttle
C. 0. Plyler
Sea Scouts
R. L. Shuford
Marvin Carter
Robert Crews
Rufus Herring
Donald Baity
Dolan Baity
Carson Cox
Austin Elliott
Gilbert Snyder
Sonny Burton
Charles Lambeth
A. J. Hudson
Arthur Black, Jr
James E. Lambeth
S. S. S. Dolphin
Chesapeake
High Point
AL. Eliott
Willie Loflin
Bunn Hackney
Alvin Boyles
George Hubert Teague
Jesus
Walter Newby
Labor Leader to Speak Here Tuesday at Labor Temple
Earl Hartley a Winston Salem native and president of the Puget Sound District Council of Woodworkers with 16 060 AF of L members will address Labor Temple crowds Tuesday at 7 30 p m Announces Joe Boyd regional director of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Hartley formerly led Tacoma Washington District Council of Woodworkers He has recently been in Washington on a War labor board panel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hartley
Winston-Salem
Puget Sound
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Lewis Dorsey Morgan II
Mr and Mrs D M Lewis of 329 Monthey Avenue announce the birth of a son Dorsey Morgan II at Burrus Memorial Hospital on March 24. Mrs Lewis was formerly Miss Althea Presnell of Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Lewis
Monthey Avenue
Dorsey Morgan II
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Randleman Pre Easter Services Week Planned
Randleman March 30 Special The public is invited to take part in pre Easter services planned by St Paul Naomi and Baptist churches begun Sunday evening and continue nightly through the week Rev I L Roberts of the Methodist Church delivered messages on the Crucifixion and Resurrection. Members hosted the Glad Girls class at the Baptist Church with readings from six biblical women. Plans were made to send Bibles to boys in service who attend the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Carmen Moser
The
Baptist Church
Tulla Davis
Mary Francis Buila
Miriam
Deborah
Ruby Stout
Ruth
Carman Moser
Nelle Robbins
Hannah
Mary
Ruth McCollum
Martha
Grace Graves
Lydia
Hilda Hamilton
Jessie Moser
N. N. Newlin
Main Street
John Fox
Frank Talley
C. D. Kistler
Mesdames
H. H. Hamilton
Dick Brown
Frank Taldey
W. F. Matthews
E. F E. Davis
R. P. Bullard
Helms
Hamilton
Hal Allred
Richard Vincannon
June
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Gen's
Federated Clubs
Piedmont Women Golfers
Grace Allen
George Burks
Paul Whiteman
Spe
Jr. High School
W.C.U.N.C
Rosenthal
Business Club OF
Socia
Altrusa Club
Mary Haralson
Asia
Capus Waynick
Y.W.C.A
Woman's Club Board
Adams Memorial
J. F. Hayden
West Emerywood Garden Club
Earl N. Phillips
Rockford Road
Garden Study Club
S. O. Peebles
Archdale Road
Twentieth Century Study Club
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
American Legion Auxiliary
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Kathryn Shipman
Kemp Baldwin
Girl Scout Council
Adams Memorial Y.W. CA
Taylor Simpson
Priscilla Club
Fred Ingram
Rotary Drive
Sons, Daughters OF Liberty
England
Newefoundland
Charles G. Doak
Sec'y N.C.E.W.C
Enterprise
Jessie Murray Victor
High Point, N.C
Martin
Floyd Overman
Herman Bray
Edith Ebelein
Vincent Kelley
Lucille Tesh
Bray
Howard McCurdy
Payne Street
Hubert Young
Grand Rapids, Mich
Henry Aliller
Young
R. L. Reynolds
Sorosis Club
Hege Inn
James Witherspoon
J. Frank Spruill
Carl Crow
C. M. Clodfelter
Earl McCrary
Pearl Hege Reynolds
Mesdames Witherspoon
Spruill
Don Walser
James Adderton
Stokes Adderton
Feliz Gee
Woodrow McKay
William F
Shockey
Carrot] Wall
George Ennis
James Breece
Nancy Breece
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mitchell
W. B. Mitchell
Joel Worth
U. S. Dept. of Agr
Philathea
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
C.F. Phillips, Jr
T’ville
Labor Temple
Mrs. Lewes
Randleman
LAS
Rumford Baking
Rumford
Rumford Baking Power
Box A
Rhode Island
Wtite Postal Telegraph
United Table Pad Company
Hame
United Table Pad CO
East High Street
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