VFW Auxiliary 619 Honors Gold Star Mothers
The Ladies Auxiliary to Post 619 VFW honored Gold Star Mothers at a meeting at the Post Home on the Rd. Mrs. E F Hasty presided as delegates to the Department Encampment were chosen for June 7 to 10. They include Mrs Roy Hunter and Mrs John Beam as delegates and Mrs Raymond Watson and Mrs J Upton as alternates. They granted a request to furnish baseball caps for Caswell Training Camp boys. Volunteers were solicited for a School of Instruction in Gibsonville. The group agreed to move summer meetings from 8 to 7 30. A citation of merit was presented to Miss Madeline Hoover and staff for publicizing the organization’s work. Refreshments followed.
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Ladies
Gold Star
Post
E. F. Hasty
Miami
Roy Hunter
John Beam
Raymond Watson
J. Upton
Caswell
Auxili
W. T. Southards
Gibsonville
Madeline Hoover
Enterprise
Doris Pierce
Six Win Blue Ribbons In Green Acre Flower Show
Green Acre Garden Club members met at Mrs. Roy D. Wooster’s home for a flower show hosted by Mrs. Donald Dahle. Accredited judge Valette J. Harris awarded six blue ribbons to members including Mrs. Robert Culp Mrs. W A Horney Mrs. Donald Dahie Mrs. Alan Robins Mrs. Z P Long and Mrs. John Haworth.
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Green Acre Garden Club
Roy D. Wooster
Parkway
Donald Dahle
Valette J. Harris
Robert Culp
W. A. Horney
Donald Dahie
Alan Robins
Z. P. Long
John
Festival Association To Meet Thursday In Greensboro
Guilford County Fine Arts Festival Association holds its annual meeting Thursday night at the Woman's Club in Greensboro. President Mrs. W B Davis calls all members and patrons to attend as the group reviews the past festival and plans the coming year.
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Guilford County Fine Arts Festival Association
Woman's Club
Greensboro
W. B. Davis
R L Pope to Speak Friday at May Fellowship Luncheon
R L Pope of Thomasville will address the United Church Women May Fellowship Luncheon on Friday at 12 15 at the High Point Woman's Club. The event, themed Who Forms Your Opinions, marks May Fellowship Day with a nationwide observance and is chaired by Mrs Howard Marsh.
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United Church Women
High Point
New York City
Garden Council Hears Tour Report and Awards
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs met at the public library to review the Home and Garden Tour. The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club led in blue ribbons with 49 horticultural entries and one home arrangement, while the Wild Flower Club led in ticket sales with 64 tickets.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
High Point
Kellam
Wild Flower Club
Worth Ivey
Ted
Wild Flower Garden Club
Country Garden Club
Herman ‘Coble
The
W. H. Linthicum Jr
Double M Club Luncheon Meeting Recalls 37 Attendees
Thirty seven members gathered for a Double M Club luncheon on Tuesday. Co hosts were Mrs G H McCormick and Mrs C B Ferguson. Greeting dues paid by Mrs John Alexander and Mrs James Rutherford. New member Mrs Bill White welcomed. Ment Teorne Taylor, president, led the business session. Attendance prize went to Mrs James Monroe.
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Douao
G. H. McCormick
C. B. Ferguson
John Alexander
James Rutherford
J. E. Alexander
Bill White
Ment Teorne Taylor
James Monroe
Local Doctors Attend 102nd North Carolina Medical Society Meet
Local physicians and their spouses gathered in Pinehurst for sessions of the 102nd annual North Carolina Medical Society meeting. Attendees included Dr S. Stirewall, Dr H L Brockmann, Dr J G Groome, Dr Max Rogers, Dr I B Miller, and various couples. The event continued with more doctors joining today.
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North Carolina Medical Society
Pinehurst
S. Stirewall
Walter T. Tice
H. L. Brockmann
J. G. Groome
A. Cross
Max Rogers
I. B. Miller
L. L. Wilkinson
S. Ss. Saunders
Johnson Street PTA Musical Program DelightsMembers
Johnson Street School Fifth Grade violin orchestra Sixth grade string orchestra and school choir entertained the Johnson Street PTA meeting. Miss Vic Frank directed the orchestra and Miss Colleen Crenshaw led the choir. Accompanists were Mrs. Margaret Jones and Mary Beth Byers. Mrs. Brooks Reitzer elected secretary and a leather Din fold with matching compact presented to Mrs. Robert Joft for cafeteria management.
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Johnson ST. Pta
Johnson Street
Johnson St. Parent Teacher Association
Vic- Frank
Orchesa
Colleen Crenshaw
Margaret Jones
Mary Beth Byers
Brooks Reitzer
Robert Joft
HL. D. Sears
YWCA Events Calendar and Activities
A list of YWCA programs and meetings for Thursday and Friday including 7th and 8th grade Y Teens, Slim Gym, Modernettes Club, Tea for mothers, Robins Club Dinner, Agenda Club, Crews Club, Modern Dance, Bible Study, Hi Teen Age Club, Play Day, and a 5 pm 7th grade Y Teen Cook out. An average fact about Americans eating 200 pounds of vegetables per year appears at the end.
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Slim
YWCA
Women Leaders Conference Focuses on Civil Defense Planning
The Southeastern United States and North Carolina Women Leaders conference in Charlotte May 9 10 under Federal Civil Defense Administration supervision gathers 75 organizations. North Carolina registration begins 10 a m May 9 with a 1 15 p m NC session. general session 2 p m. Banquet tickets for May 9 and luncheon May 10 sold at registration desk. A note adds flyweight boxing defined as 112 pounds or less.
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Southeastern United States
Ey Pores
North Carolina
Charlotte J
Charlotte
Amr?l
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Region Tii
Carolina Council of Civil Dfense
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VFW
Green Acre
Harris
Emerywood Club
Grady
Vaoraan
Festival Association
R.L. Pope
May Fellowship
Pearl Harbor
United Churchmon
National Council of Churches
World Council of Churches
United Nations
UCW
Jesus Christ
Garden Council
Burlington
Conservation Committee
Paul Spencer
Greensboro Rd
Out Our Way Garden Club
SEARS
Eee
PARC
Main ST
Jlan
Double M Club
McMurray
R. Hi
Burtner
Jamaica
Delta
AIR Lines
Tower Isle
United States
Canada
Comets
Iona Sealy
Ima Sealy
Pick Sealy
SEALY
Sealy, Inc
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Bartner Company
E. Green St
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main St
Monark
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