High Point Garden Club Pilgrimage Highlights Durham Visit
High Point members joined 16 travelers for the annual garden pilgrimage to Durham touring Sarah P. Duke Gardens after a luncheon at the Washington Duke Hotel. The group, led by Mrs. S. H. Tomlinson, met at Ms. F. R. Taylor’s home and included reports from the Piedmont District meeting and plans for next season.
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Washington Uie
Sah P. Duke Gardens
Durham
High Point Iden Club
Perons
High Point
F. R. Taylor
Johnsontreet
Urham
S. H. Tomlinson
Washington Dukeotel
R. K. Stewart
In Hayworth
Concord
Winston-Salemere
Fred J. Bartlett
Mesdames
F .R. Taylor
A. S. Caldwell
W. B. McEwen
Levi Hayworth
Gurney Kearns
J. W. Harriss
L. J. Diffee
A. 8. Parker
Joseph D. Cox
C. F. Tomlinson
W. C Jones
Fred Bartlett
R. B. Terry
L. W. Pyle
Effie Cox
Guest Speaker Nell Heinzerling Addresses High Point Nurses Club
Miss Nell Heinzerling state executive secretary of North Carolina Nurses Association spoke to the High Point Graduate Nurses Club at the W. Co. A. meeting. She discussed the biennial meeting in Philadelphia on May 12 and hospital accreditation across the United States. The program featured vocal selections by Mrs. A. B. Huff, tea refreshments, and a noted guest from Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Nell Heinzerling
Graduate Nurses Club
Ralgh
North Carolina Nurses Assation
High Point
W. Co. A
Heinzerling
Gilbert Muse
Hazel Johnson
Philadelia
Lovely Vocal Se
A. B. Huff
Golde
Needham
Charles W. McAnally
Blanche Berrier
Verle Warner
Ruby Motsinger
Joan Gregory
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grace Clodfelter
Virginia Shell
Mattie Idol
Ethel and
Butha Moxley
Ruby Hicks
Virginia Campbell
Faye Cunningham
Jessie Lassiter
Essie Glenn
Xanie Stowe
Mesdames Charles Spencer
Bud Gurley
Wilma F. Farmier
Open Forum Approved By Woman's Club At General Meet
The High Point Woman's Club met at the Adams Memorial Y building on North Main Street with three new members welcomed. Andrew Joyner of Greensboro spoke on the Better Government Association and urged active cooperation. plans for an open forum were approved.
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Woman's Club
Andrew Joyner
High Point Woman's Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
North Main Street
Mesdames H. E. Anthony
J. L. Perkins
W. E. Beckwith
Blake Thompson
High Point Council of
Greensboro
Better Government Association
Institute of International Relations
Chapel Hill
Constipation Relief With Pepsin Laxative Claim
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwel's Laxative claiming it relieves constipation while pepsinizing the stomach. It says pepsin dissolves undigested protein lumps and laxative senna wakes lazy bowels, with purported tests and child friendly taste.
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Dr. Caldw
Woman's Wesley Class meets Friday night at church
The Woman's Wesley Bible Class of Wesley Memorial Church will hold its regular monthly business and social meeting Friday at 8 o'clock in the church classroom. An interesting program is planned.
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Woman's Wesley
Woman's Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
Social Calendar of Local Organizations Weekly Events
The Y W C A board meets at the Adams Memorial building on North Main Street. The Priscilla Club is hosted by Mrs J F Hayden on East Washington Street. United Daughters of the Confederacy memorial service at Oakwood Cemetery with Mayor Kirkman speaking. The American Legion Auxiliary Junior chapter hosts a tea for mothers at the Y W C A building.
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Adams Memorial
North Main Street
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
High Point
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood
O. A. Kirkman
American Legion Auxiliary
Monarch Auxiliary Postpones Bridge Event
The Monarch Auxiliary postponed the bridge party planned for tomorrow at the YWCA. A later date will be announced and the event details will be provided then.
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Monarch Auxiliary
Magdalene Rebekahs Set Special Called Meeting
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will hold a special called meeting at the lodge hall tomorrow at 7:30 PM. Applications will be received and practice for degree work will be featured.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
We Tre Women We Tre Women
A Schenectady hospital offers a waiting room and notebook for expectant fathers to record thoughts fears and attitudes. The idea suggests wider experiments such as notebooks in sororities and church vestries to study masculine psychology during stress and waiting periods.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Hosital
Japanese Drive Pushed Back in Hupeh and Honan
Chinese reports say Japanese advance troops were intercepted in Northern Hupeh and Southern Honan near Tsao yang northwest of Hankow. Chinese forces claim the main 5 000 man unit was checked with rear communications cut and 81 Japanese tanks destroyed northwest of Suihsi en.
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Hong Kong
Hupeh
Honan
Tsaoyang
Hankow
Suihsien
A Capella Choir to Sing in Thomasville Sunday
Rev. Lee F. Tuttle of Main Street Methodist Church announces Mitchell College a cappella choir will give a concert Sunday afternoon May 12 at 4 o clock in the church. The choir is directed by Prof. E B Stimson and the public is invited. A ship calling at Port-au-Prince Haiti recently carried nearly 750 tourists.
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Thomasvillee
Lee F. Tuttle
Main Street Methodist Church
Mitchell College
E. B. Stimson
Tuttle
Port-au- Prince
Haiti
Wednesday Book Club Plans Next Season Revealed
The Wednesday Book Club met at Mrs. Cc. C. Garrett's Rockford Road home for a luncheon and to discuss plans for the next season. Gifts were given to Mrs. R. S. Lafferty who plans a move to Richmond Virginia, and new member Mrs. Taylor Simpson was welcomed. Other attendees included Mesdames Dickson Ellis Fraley Hardin Redman Thomas Clark and a garden tour followed.
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Cc. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
R. S. Lafferty
Richmond
Taylor Simpson
Burbank Garden Club Sets Final Season Luncheon in Winston-Salem
The Burbank Garden Club planned its final meeting yesterday hosted by Miss Pearl Idol at North Main Street. A luncheon on Wednesday May 29 will be followed by a tour of historic Salem spots. Mrs Charles F Carroll reported on the State Garden Clubs convention and members submitted miniature flower arrangements. About 20 members attended.
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Winston-Salem
Burbank
Flower Show At Good Will Garden Club Judging Discussed
The Good Will Garden Club held its annual flower show at the Pickett Farm home of Mrs. Herman D. Sears with Mrs. Hunter Dalton as president. Mesdames Pickett and Lentz assisted as hostesses. The program included planning for the June picnic. Mrs. R. R. Blackburn delivered a talk on Flower Judging based on Dorothy Biddle’s guide, detailing criteria for judging flowers.
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Good Will
A. G. Marsh
I. S. Ingram
State Garden Club
Winston-Salem
Mesdames P.S. Kennett
R. R. Blackburn
Dorothy Biddle
Garden Magazine
Flowers Display Sparks Debate At Meeting
About twenty members attended the session to discuss the arrangement of flowers on display. The critique highlighted both strong and weak points, referencing guidance from the book.
Turkey Moves to Standardize Filbert Size and Quality
Turkey adopts nationwide standards for filbert size and quality aimed at stabilizing market prices. Regulators set uniform grading rules for nut kernels and shells to ensure consistent product specifications across growing regions.
Local births and hospital news mix with garden show judges
Mrs Hubert Bryant recovers well from a Saturday operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors. Mrs F R Taylor and Mrs Bruce Craven judged a Lexington flower show after lunch with Mrs John Craven. A daughter Patricia Jean Carroll was born May 7 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr and Mrs J H Carroll Jr of 411 Smith Street. Australia wages war on cyclists who breach traffic laws.
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Hubert Bryant
Hillcrest Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
F. R. Taylor
Bruce Craven
Lexington
John Craven
J. H. Carroll, Jr
Smith Street
Patricia Jean
Guilford General Hospital
Marmola Promises Safe Weight Loss For Thyroid-Deficient Adults
An old advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a method to slim faces and figures without dieting or strenuous exercise. It notes 30 years of sales and over twenty million boxes distributed, clarifying Marmola is not a cure and targets adults with hypothyroidism who are otherwise healthy. It urges consultation with a physician and to obtain Marmola from a druggist.
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Dmadeline Hoover
Ih Point Garden Club
North Carolina Federations of Women’s Clubs
C. H. Rhodes
P. H. Dalton
Geddie Strickland
H. D. Sears
H. A. White
Herman D. Sears
Sheraton
Sse
Shine
Ee Ae Lebanon Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of Lebanon Methodist Church
Pep
Rankin Memorial Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Lebanon
New Zealand
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Magdalene Rebekahs
Ruth Millet
Thomasville
Papis
Paris
SILK
Ecru
LACE
Richardson’s
Burbank Garden Club
Good Will Club
Floyd Wilson
Griffith Miles
T. A. Tilden
P. S. Kennett
Columbine
Turkey
Nat Walker
Walgreen's
Australia
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