Veterans Find Healing Through Art at Birmingham General
Wounded veterans at Birmingham General Hospital in Van Nuys embrace painting drawing ceramics and sculpture as part of reconditioning fostered by Sgt William Willard Hollywood painter and Red Cross aid. Notable artists including Falkenberg Marguerite Chapman and Dusty Anderson taught sessions with guest painters aiding in patient studios and ward demonstrations.
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van Nuys
Cal
Birmingham General Hostal
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Sgt
William Willard
Sculp
Falkenberg
Marguerite Chapman
Eileen McClory
Karen X. Gaylord
Chili Williams
Dusty Anderson
The
Red Cross
Dolyn Goutman
Deep River Notes Chronicle Local Club and Visits
Mrs Gladys Fraley hosted the Philathea class with about members present and new officers elected Clara Ward president Lyn Farrington secretary The Berea Bible class met with Mrs A J Neave and Devotions led by Mrs W F Wheeler A nominating committee was named Next meeting led by Clara Ward Local social notes mention Hubert Jordan returning from Moorehead City Elmo Clary and family hosted guests Cpl Leonard Skeen left with family for service and visits from Miss Claudia Thornton Miss Harriet Edwards and others The article ends noting engraving glass with a diamond and noting Philadelphia theatres and ancient yarn arts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Fraley
Clara Ward
Lyn Farrington
Berea
A. J. Neave
W. F. Wheeler
Lour Hodgin
Hannan Dillon
Joseph H. Peele
Hubert Jordan
Moorehead City
W. B. Jones
Elmo Clary
Clary
Farnara
High Point
Cpl
Leonard Skeen
J. L. Skeen
Howard Skeen
A. D
Claudia
Girls Host Picnic Evening at Barbara Morrison Home
Mrs Mabel Burnett hosted a group of girls at Barbara Morrison Archdale home for an evening of songs and games. Each girl brought her own picnic supper and the group traveled by bus to and from the Morrison residence, returning cityward at 8 30. Sr 212% E Green Street High Point has received the good conduct medal for a year in active service with the 289th Eng Combi Bn on the 7th Army front. The unit reports to the veteran 7th Army under Lt Gen Alexander M Patch.
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Mabel Burnett
Barbara Morrison
Archdale
Miss Morrison
E. Green Street
High Point
Eng. Combi
7Th Army
Alexander M. Patch
Congress Weighs Higher Pay Amid War-Era Strain
Washington lawmakers debate breaking the Little Steel formula to raise congressional salaries for the first time since 1925. Proposals range from 12 500 to 17 500 dollars, with supporters citing living costs and campaign expenses while noting public opinion and the need for confidence on Capitol Hill.
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Raymond Wilcove
Washington
INS
Congress
Capitol Hill
Maury Maverick
War Plants Corporation
Texas
House Judiciary
House of Lords
Maverick
John M. Robison
Kentucky
War Labor Board
Sam Hobbs
Ala
Judiciary
John W. McCormack
House
Massachusetts
Capitol
White House
Girl Scout Council Holds Routine Morning Meeting
The High Point Girl Scout council met in the Community Chest board room with Mrs. J. G. Doggett presiding. Officers discussed proposed contracts with professional workers and personnel standards, city planning council representation, and prep for the May 17 meeting.
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High Point Girl Scout Council
Community Chest Board
J. G. Doggett
Greensboro
Reynolds Decorated With the 7th Army
John L. Reynolds of Germany receives decoration from the 7th Army in a formal ceremony. The report notes his service and recognition by Allied forces during postwar operations.
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Reynolds
7Th Army
Germany
John L. Reynolds
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Central Press
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Alexander Brook
Edward Biberman
Clement Wilenchek
Edward Kaminski
Dolya Goutman
Goutman
Clara Grossman
American Contemporary
Galry
Philadelphia
D! Scholls
Lifetime Pictures
Lisa
Mother's Day
High Point, N. C
Iy d' Cayce
We Mynd
Hannas
Girl Scout Council
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Mother
Dad
Sissy
Junior
High Point, WN. C
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