General Mass Meeting Opens Girl Reserve Week
A citywide mass meeting marks the start of National Girl Reserve Week at the American theatre. Virginia Frank and Virginia Ashlin provide music while nine club presidents participate in a ceremonial formation and the program includes speeches by Mrs. James F. Wilcox of the Charlotte YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Wilcox
Charlotte Young Women’s Christian Association
Rapid Ad
Girl Reserve
Marjorie Spry
Maud Seabolt
Audrey Wood
Oak Hill Club
Lone Belle Grant
Alma Lee
Beatrice Lee
Ehimma Blair Club
Virginia Royals
Virginia Bennett
Elizabeth Martin
Ada Blair Club
Mattie Blackwell
Clydia Washburn
Lucille Parks
Johnson Street Club
Eleanor Stephens
June
Dorothy Smith
Minnie Raper
Virginia Frank
Virginia Ashlin
Cloverdale
Grimes Street
Oak Hill
Ray
Johnson Street
Elm Street
Park Street
Country Club
Woman's Club
American Theatre
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
North Main Street
Cornelia Cartland
Frances Harmon
Margaret Bell
Ruie Wofford
Janice Brown
Louise Shipman
Dorothy Gardyne
Mother's Day Sermon at Central Friends Church
A Mother's Day service will be held at 11 a.m. at Central Friends church with Tom Alderman Sykes delivering The Holy Influence of the World's Mothers. Edith Rowland Fidler will sing Little Mother of Mine as Sykes expands on Mother's Day themes from this week's church bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends Church
Tom Alderman Sykes
Edith Rowland Fidler
Sykes
Remembering Professor Weatherly A Guilford Mentor
An obituary sketch recalls the life of Professor D. M. Weatherly a longtime educator born in Hillsdale Guilford who taught 61 years at Friendship Jamestown Salisbury Kernersville and other towns He married Laura Armfield had three sons and inspired many students through rigorous teaching and moral instruction.
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Hillsdale
Guilford
Martin Bruce Weatherly
Martha Denny
Nereus Mendenhall
Braxton Craven
Old Trinity College
Southland
Mr. Weatherly
Friendship
Guilford College
Kernersville
New
Jamestown
Salisbury
High Point
Virginia
Oklahoma
Laura Armfield
Carl Holmes
John Bruce
Ralph Armfield
Leaksville
John
Jack
Ralph
Weatherly
First Presbyterian Church of
Greensboro
Jamestown High School
Carolina
Gertrude Mendenhall
N. C
Cooleemee
Hugh Parks
Asheboro
D. M. Weatherly
Franklinsville
O. BE. Kearns
T. F. Wrenn
Frank Armfield
Concord
Pontiac six at new low prices scores greater success
The text notes Pontiac offers a refined six at new low prices, claiming rising success and appeal for a present day model. It emphasizes improved quality and growing popularity in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Pontiac
Man Arrested After Wreck on Monthey Avenue
M. 8. Lawson, a young white man, was jailed overnight on a charge of operating a car while intoxicated after a collision on Monthey Avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets around 8 p.m. His companion fled. both men were slightly injured. A U-Drive-It Ford overturned after hitting a Hudson sedan. a broken whiskey bottle was found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Montheu Avenue
Sixth
Monthey Avenue
Old Friends Are Old Friends Last Summer A
The fragment notes an event titled Old Friends Are Old Friends with a line about last summer and friends, suggesting a retrospective or reunion theme without complete context.
Colored Nurses Convention Declared Most Successful
The State Graduate Colored Nurses Association convened here at First Baptist church on East Washington Street for a week long program. Officers elected include President Mrs C E Broadfoot and Vice President Mrs A K Brown. Dr John T Burrus and Dr S B Coe spoke to delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Colored Nurses Association
First Baptist Church
Colored
East Washinton Street
C. E. Broadfoot
A. K. Brown
Winston-Salem
Emma Evans
Raleigh
L. A. Dillard
Mamie Oxley
A. H. Monehead
Mony Holt
Winston- Salem
John T. Burrus
High Point Hospital
North Carolina Medical Society
S. 8. Coe
Mrs Ward Visits Pittsburgh Visitor Says Farewell
Mrs. R. J. Ward of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania who has been visiting her sister in law Mrs. L. C. Stalling at 800 East Commerce Street left Friday night for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Ward
Pittsburgh
L. C. Stalling
East Commerce Street
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COR
Broad & Elm Sts
AMBL
Ulance
Friends Church
Henry A. White
Bible School
North Carolina
Charles Tomlinson
Cedar Circle
George C. Mendenhall
Ben Bolt
Ben
Montrose, Pa
Julius Martin Weatherly
Ater
Landau
de Luxe Landau Sedan
de Luxe
Oakland
Maesorsima
All America
General Motors Proving Ground
East Broad St
M.S. Lawson
South Main St
Colorado
Penney
Vermont
J. C. Penney Company
Kyber
Kay Ber
U.S. Pat
Khyber
Golored
Spark Pigs O
Ohio
Moore
North Wrenn Street
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