State Clubwomen To Cooperate In D Day Service
North Carolina federation executive secretary urges club presidents to arrange parish prayer services for D Day invasion. May 16 18 convention in Charlotte features Captain Eddie Rickenbacker Bishop Purcell Dr J P McCallie and other noted speakers.
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J. Melville Broughton
J. Henry Highsmith
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
N. C. Ration
Charlotte
Charlotte Woman's Club
Eddie Rickenbacker
South Pacific
Clare Purcell
G. Ray Jordan
J. P. McCallie
McCallie School of Boys
Chattanooga
Tenn
McCabie
R. H. Latham
Asheville
Hiram C. Houghton
Red Oak
Iowa
General Federation
Houghton
Department of Education
William Corwith
New York
Palmer Jerman
Raleigh
Thomas O'Berry
E. L. McKee
Sylva
Ebien Black Winston
Public Welfare
W. T. Best
Charlotte Woman's Cld House
Orth Carolina
St. Louis
John L. Whitehurst
North Carolina
Selesion
J. H. Highsmith
J. 8. Mitchener
Chas. G. Doak
John D. Robinson
Wallace
R. A. McLaughlin
Yadkinville
Edwin P. Brown
H. H. Rabb
Murfreesboro
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
N. A. Edwards
Goldsboro
Dorothy Forbes
Wilmington
AAUW To Meet Next Saturday
The High Point AAUW branch will hold an outdoor meeting on Saturday May 13 at 3 30 pm at 411 Edgedale Drive hosted by Mrs Horace Haworth The gathering will cover key business with R A Herring presiding New officers Blake Thompson Sam Tobias and Blair Mower will be installed Miss Jo Chapman will continue as vice president Associate hostesses include J R Dawson Blair Mower B W Kirkman W K Whitesell H M Blankenship Elise Smith and Ivy Paylor
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High Point
American Association of University Women
Horace Haworth
Edgedale ‘Drive
R. A. Herring
Blake Thompson
Sam Tobias
Blair Mower
Jo Chapman
Mesdames
J. R. Dawson
B. W. Kirkman
W. K. Whitesell
H. M. Blankenship
Elise Smith
Ivy Paylor
Sacred Concert at Allen Jay Today
The Allen Jay Glee Club presents its annual sacred concert at 8:00 PM in the high school auditorium. Directed by Mrs Bennison, the public is invited. details appeared yesterday.
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Allen Jay Glee Club
Bennison
Legion Post Sponsors Choir at Guilford College
The John T. Ring American Legion Post and Auxiliary of Kernersville sponsor the Guilford College A Capella Choir Sunday afternoon at the college auditorium. The choir is directed by Evra H. F. Weiss Mus. B. A. everyone is invited to attend.
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John T. Ring
Rev Leo Smith to Head Lutheran Synod
Hickory May 6 Rev W Leo Smith pastor of Zion Lutheran Church Hickory was elected secretary of the Western Conference of the United Lutheran Synod of North Carolina at a meeting yesterday in Claremont. He succeeds Rev J Wilford Lyerly of Mt Hebron Lutheran Church Hildebran who resigned to take a Salisbury call. Other conference officers remain unchanged.
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Hickory
W. Leo Smith
Zion Lutheran Church
Western Conference
United Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Claremont
J. Wilford. Lyerly
Mt. Hebron Luthern Church
Hildebran
Salisbury
Persons Turning 21 in November May Vote Now
Raleigh May 6 Attorney General Harry McMullan announced that under state election laws individuals who reach age 21 before the November elections may vote in both the May 27 primary and the general elections. He said a digest of opinions on state election laws would be issued soon.
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Raleigh
Harry McMullan
McMullan
A Bride’s Bill of Rights for Modern Marriage
Elsie Robinson argues that marriage grows through personal growth and mutual respect. A wife should protect her husband’s privacy, avoid intruding on his past, seek happiness herself, and invest effort to nurture love rather than expect miracles.
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Hus
Husb
Plea for Stassen Withdrawn Ignored by Campaign
Senator Ball says a Minnesota delegate’s request for Harold Stassen to quit the presidential race will be ignored. L. J. Lauerman, pledged to Stassen, urged him to bow out following MacArthur, but Ball emphasizes Lauerman acted on his own.
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Washington
Ball
R-Minn
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
L. J. Lauerman
Douglas MacArthur
New York Officials Seek Model Maker
New York police and LaGuardia airport officials search for a model airplane enthusiast. A cargo ship complained of a near miss as a four engine model plane swerved to avoid a seven foot model whizzing hundreds of feet overhead.
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New York
LaGuardia
Alo T
Stassen Campaign Plays Delicate Delegate Role
A political note highlights Stassen leaning to publicly back Stassen to win delegate support while navigating pressure from supporters. The piece reflects campaign strategy and the tension between public statements and private endorsements.
Babies Birthday Parade Highlights Local Families
A local page features Phyllis Ann Bishop marking her third birthday on May 8 with a green taffeta dress from England sent by Corporal Logan Bishop. Also noted are Charles Van Cummings turning two on May 6, Auntie Marie Leach’s first birthday on April 6, and Charles Farr Moorefield Jr who is two while his father serves in New Guinea.
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Phyllis Ann Bishop
L. EB. Bishop
Fairfield Road
Phyllis
England
Logan Bishop
Army
Marie Leach
Herman Leach
Iola Leach
Thomasville
Charles Farr Moorefield, Jr
New Guinea
Charles E. Moorefield
Ennis Street
Gladys Walters
Pre Pearl Harbor mother battles family life on allotments
Arlene Wolf reports on how a pre Pearl Harbor mother must manage on $50 government allotment for herself and $30 plus $20 per child. Social workers warn of psychological strain and lack of support, with options including part time work and finding care for children as delays and costs mount.
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New York
Red Cross Home Service
Mrs. X
Pearl Harbor
Social Service
Frances Taussig
Jewish Social Services
Anna Kempshall
Community Service Society
Southern Industrialists And Scientists Meet In Raleigh
The Southern Association of Science and Industry conducts its two day convention in Raleigh May 6 and 7 with leaders from science industry and education. Keynote by Dr Milton H Fies and panels on science serving the South feature Gov J M Broughton and other dignitaries from UNC Duke Eastman Kodak and TVA among participants.
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Raleigh
Southern Association of Science and Industry
Milton H. Fies
Debardeleben Coal Corporation
Birmingham
South
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Floyd C. Bird
Virginia
J. M Broughton
Gordon C. Blackwell
Institute For Research In Social Science
University of North Carolina
Association
Marion B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak Company
French Committee Opposes Censorship in London Talks
The French committee of national liberation at Algiers protested British diplomatic censorship and asked that Brig Gen Pierre Koenig be allowed to continue talks in London with the inter allied command over liberated French territory. It also said British limits on movements prevented sending Andre Le Troquer to London as civilian delegate for the same conversations.
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Algiers
French Committee of National Liberation
Pierre Koenig
London
Inter-Allied
Andre le Troquer
Koenig
le Troquer
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Leo Smith
Lutheran Synod
Morocco
Nehi Bottling Company
Greensboro
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Security Bank
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Jerry Smith Folwell
Teft
Paul Folwell
Route Three
Arlene Wolf
House of Representatives
Collier Cobb
North Carolina State Planning Board
Stewart J
University of Alabama
C. F. Korstian
Duke University Forestry School
Whortley F. Rudd
Medical College of Virginia
George F. Gant
Tennessee Valley Authority
Edith Webb Williams
James R. Cudworth
School of Mines
Paul Kelly
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Howard K. Odum
R. E. Coker
Rupert P. Vance
Harriet L. Herring
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