Regular Meeting of Woman's Club Highlights Help for French Children
The Woman's Club held its regular meeting at Elke's home. Miss Mary Walker arrived to succeed Bert Nichols at Camp Gordon and has visited 196 patients since April 17. Members organized book collection for soldiers and discussed state convention plans in Raleigh May 28 30. A fund drive for French orphans and new leadership were announced, with a plan for a June meeting and forthcoming committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Onwen
Mary Walker
Bert Nichols
Camp Gordon
A. ©. Tate
Raleigh
Josiah Eeans Cowles
General Association of Woman's Clubs
Currier
Kikin
Thethonk
Mraedy A. White
Lindsay Street
Local residents and visitors noted in High Point listings
A batch of city visitors and residents are recorded in High Point yesterday and today. Names include Mrs. KE C Sechrest and I C Seeshrest in France, Miss Margaret Smith with Miss Venetia Smith, Ky. Ritter of Asheville on business, W M Dorsett of Siler City, George W Gilbert and W W Burruss of Charlotte, R F DuRant of Charlotte, G C Thomas of Winston Salem, W A Bostian of Salisbury, and Miss Mary Cunningham of Waxhaw with Dr. and Mrs. H W McCain. Also noted are Thomas J Gold and Leonidas B Williams at Greensboro for professional matters, Parker Re Anderson returning to Washington, and Edwin By Jeffress of Greenshire on a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cunningham
Waxhaw
City
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Miss Cunningham
McCain
Thomas J. Gold
Leonidas B. Williams
Greensboro
Patriotic Pageant At the Auditorium
Uncle Sam will appear in the patriotic pageant at Kim Street Grade School auditorium this evening. Students of Kim Street grade school and Junior Red Cross group organize the event, promising a beautiful, inspiring show for parents and friends. The hour is 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Kim Street
Red Cross
Him Street Schoo
Mothers Exhibit Planned by Woman's Club at Local Schools
The social service department of the Woman's club organizes a mother focused exhibit at Grime Street School next Tuesday and at Park Street on Thursday. Visiting nurse Mrs Mary Walkeer will lecture and Mrs KR C Soyars will demonstrate on preparing milk for babies. Several unique features will be part of the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service Department
The
Woman’ Club
Grime Street
Park Street
Mary Walkeer
KR. C. Soyars
Welch Classes Gather in Joint Methodist Session
Welch Memorial Church Baraca and Philothea classes met Tuesday evening for a joint session. After singing and talks by teachers and the president, the treasurer reported 864.85 for Baracas and 22 for Philatheas to beautify classrooms. Cake and ice cream were served during social hour. Washington, May 2. S J Wienenkamp, international president of the Commercial Telegraphers union, said he would not sanction a strike pending a war board settlement between telegraphers and Western Union and Postal Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Circh
Washington
S. J. Wkenenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
National War Board
Methodist bishops debate federation and plan for unity
The bishops discussed federation with the Methodist Episcopal church, urging cooperation while noting lack of agreement. They cited plans for unification, potential independence for colored members, and ongoing missions funding totaling 5,076,061 dollars for the quadrennium, plus progress in Sunday schools and Epworth league initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oklahoma City
Chattanooga
Joint Commission On Federation
Reorganized and United Church
Methodists of
Wwoman
Epworth League
Educational Board
Fund For Superannuates
Washington
Centennary Commissions
Maximum prices for hides fixed by board
Washington May 2 The price fixing committee of the war industries board has set the maximum price for current stocks of packed and country hides at the April 24 level. The move aims to stabilize the raw material market and cut shoe costs. The schedule lists about 1,500 prices for May June and July. Government control over imports equalizes imported hides with domestic hides via the licensing system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
War Industries Board
British Troops Near Es Salt East of Jordan
British forces east of the Jordan River attacked enemy positions in the foothills south of Es Salt. Mounted troops pressed within about two miles of Es Salt by nightfall. A British official communiqué reports 260 prisoners captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Es-Salt
London
Jordan River
Palestine
Hedjaz
Freezone promises quick relief for corns and calluses
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick cure for corns between toes and on feet. It claims direct application relieves pain within the day and that the old corn drops away by tomorrow, leaving healthy pink skin. A quarter ounce costs only a few cents, with the compound said to be ether based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
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Womans Club
Clara J. Cox
Cra
Mra
H. A. White
Igie
KE. C. Sechrest
I. C. Seeshrest
France
High Point
Ernest Yount
Newton
Margaret Smith
Venetia Smith
Tr. A. Cecil
Thomasville
Ky. &. Ritter
Asheville
W. M. Dorsett
Siler City
George W. Gilbert and
W. W. Burress
Charlotte
R. F. DuRant
G. C. Thomas
Winston-Salem
W. A. Bostian
Salisbury
W. F. Norman
Creensboro
Woman’s Auxiliary
Presbyterial
M. G. Newell
Parker
Anderson
Edwin
Jeffress
Creanshire
Welch
Woods
Atlanta
Kaiser
Hank Gowdy
Mary Miles Minter
American Mutual Star
Rose Theatre
Calomel
Vony
Cincinnati Authority
Uge
All
Grocers
Allen
Beavans
Uncle Sam
the Moffitt Furnishing CO
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