Miss Best To Speak On Missions In Thomasville
Annual WSCS meeting for the Thomasville District of the Methodist Church will be at Mock's Methodist Church in Davie. Miss Ethel W. Best, a missionary on leave from Kwassui Women's College in Nagasaki, Japan, will give the feature address during the Our Mission Today program. The event runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a luncheon, and Miss Best will be introduced by Mrs. Carl King of Statesville, WSCS president for the Western North Carolina Conference.
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Thomasville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mock’'s Methodist Church
Davie
Ethel W. Best
Kwassui Woman's College
Nagasaki
Japan
Winston-Salem
Miss Bost
Carl King
Statesville
WSCS
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Iredell County
Greensboro College
Scarritt
Huchow
China
District Altrusans Workshop Held Here in North Carolina
The North Carolina District 3 Altrusa Workshop themed Magic Keys of Altrusa was held at the Sheraton Hotel with 55 delegates from Raleigh Greensboro Winston-Salem and other cities. Miss Dorothy Forward led. panels covered membership programs and finances. Denver Colo hosts the international convention in July with Guilford College’s Ernestine Miller slated as president.
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Enterprise
Magic Keys of
Altrusa
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Dorothy Forward
Raleigh
Durham
Gastonia
Greensboro
Winston - Salem
Salisbury
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Concord
Kannapolis
Burlington
Hickory
Marcella Carter
Dean Miller
Miss Forward
Denver
Colo
Ernestine Miller
Marie Garrett
Tampa
Fla
Margaret Frazier
Sallie Beavers
Garrett
Miss Beavers
Frazier
Japanese Concentration Camp Imprisonment Mentioned
In Japan and for a while was imprisoned in a Japanese concentration camp. Miss Bost plans to return to Japan this summer. She will retire after five more years of service.
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Japan
Miss Bost
Phi Mu Fraternity Meet Ends With Luncheon
The Phi Mu convention concluded with a luncheon at the Sheraton following morning services at First Presbyterian Church. Highlights included a Saturday banquet at the hotel ballroom with awards to district leaders, scrapbook winners, and alumnae clubs. Dr. Herbert H. Peterson spoke. Stanley C. Broadway welcomed delegates.
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Phi Mu Fraternity
Sheraton Hotel
First Presbyterian Church
Edwin Jurczak
Chattanooga
Tenn
Glenda Boales
Kappa Lambda
Memphis State University
Joy Stinett
Delta Theta Chapter
Transylvania College
Richard Dunn
Nashville
Herbert H. Peterson
High Point College
Stanley C. Broadway
Broadway
Phi Mu
Flaine Mills Broadway
High Point
Peggy Hill
Gamma Zeta Chapter
Nancy Boone
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Altrusans
Adelaide Wendler
Guilford College
Lucy Boylan
Kathleen Darlington
Miss Boylan
Darlington
Hazel Johnson
Sheraton
Lena Mann
Louise Rhinehart
Roanoke
Means
Helen Nel
Ermine Mitchell
Son of
Altrusa Club
Helence
Richmond
Henry White
White
Alpha Theta Psi
Carolyn Lennon
Raleigh Dingman
Tomlinson
Sanders Grantham
G. V. Greene Jr
Danny Sewell
Grantham
Richard H. Dunn
Evan Jernigan
Ruth Morrison
John Bivens
Stan
Transportation
Harold Sykes
Philomathean Hour
Clifford Caldwell
Flowers
Ray Greene
Tour
Miss Lennon
Henry Cullom
GAS Service
S. Wrenn
Richfork Flowers
Winston Highway
Tatum Dalton Transfer and Storage Co
W. Green St
Pp One
Strep Wes
Ose
Aea
Arliss Wall
Commerce
N. C
BANK
Marie Davant
New York
Mann Drug Stores
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