New Administration Set For North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Raleigh May 13 The North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs forms a new administration with Mrs John D Robinson of Wallace as president and about 50 clubwomen serving as executive officers district and department heads Executive board officers include Mrs D D Carrol Chapel Hill and Mrs C K Proctor Oxford District presidents span 1 through 16 with leaders in Can ton Hendersonville Wilkesboro Shelby Kannapolis Salisbury and more Department chairmen include American Citizenship Education Fine Arts and other fields with leaders named from Aberdeen Taylorsville Marion Seaboard and other towns.
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J. W. Bunn
Raleigh
Club Chinery
North Carolina
Federaion of
For Action
John D. Robinson
Wallace
D. D. Carrol
Chapel Hill
C. K. Proctor
Oxford
Geddie Strickland
High Point
T. E. Brown
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
Steadman Carr
H. G. Etheridge
Asheville
GFWC
Charles Pearce
Charlotte
Thomas Reeves
Canton
John
Swan Quarter
J. G. Roberson
Hertford
Talbot Johnson
Aberdeen
R. S. Ferguson
Taylorsville
D. F. Giles
Marion
T. R. Everett
Seaboard
Mrs Alice Wicker to preside at Greens horo assembly sessions
President Mrs Alice Wicker of Greens Horohoro will preside over all sessions as the State Rebekah Assembly meets here next week with proceedings starting tomorrow.
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Alice Wicker
Greenshoro
Rebekah Assembly
International Relations and Public Welfare Notables Named
Mrs. Henry A. White of High Point Mrs. Earl Bishopric of Spray and Mrs. Charles L. Haywood of Durham are listed among local figures connected with International Relations Juniors and Public Welfare programs.
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Henry A. White
High Point
Earl Bishopric
Spray
Charles L. Haywood
Durham
Invitation to Antique Tea for Oak Ridge News
The Woman's Club of Oak Ridge invites High Point Woman's Club members to an Antique Tea on Saturday May 20 at the Benbow Merriman home in Oak Ridge. Calls run 4 to 6 PM and 8 to 10 PM with a silver offering. Local members anticipate viewing the historic home and antique furnishings. Algeria to erect memorial for Sahara Desert pioneers.
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Woman's Club of
Oak Ridge
High Point Woman’s Club
F. E. Whitescarver
Benbow-Merriman
AMA Opposes Federal Health Plan as Too Vague Says Wagner Bill
AMA officials oppose the Wagner bill for national health care calling it overly vague and giving broad federal control while urging demonstration of local need before spending. The House of Delegates meets next week with 500 reports expected as 5,000 physicians attend the 5 day meeting in St. Louis.
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Stephen J. McDonough
Associated Press
ST. Louis
American Medical Association
Robert Wagener
New York
House of Delegates
Washington
Chicago
Association
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
United States
Canada
Farm Market Report Fruits and Vegetables NC Prices
North Carolina shipping points and Saturday wholesale market sales. Strawberries show light demand with varying quality and prices across Chadbourn Wallace Blakemore Missionary and New York markets. Cabbage peas and potatoes listed with regional quotes and quality notes.
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North Carolina
U. S
Wallace
N. C
Blakemores
New York
Washington
Virginia
Georgia
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Elizabeth City
Nancy Halls
Charleston
S. C
Presque Isle
Aroostook
Maine
Georgia Born Author Pendleton Dies at 78 in Pennsylvania
Georgia born author Louis Beauregard Pendleton died at his Bryn Athyn home after a long illness at age 78. Pendleton wrote for the Macon Daily Telegraph from 1899 to 1914 and led a syndicated editorial service. His works include Echo Drums last year and biographies Kin Tom and the Runaways and The Life of Alexander H. Stephens.
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Byrn Athyn
Louis Beauregard Pendleton
Pendleton
Macon
Georgia
Daily Telegraph
Alexander H. Stephens
Tom
Alumnae Luncheon and May Day Postponed by Weather
Fifty UNC alumnae gathered in Chapel Hill for the third annual alumnae luncheon tied to the May Day program. The May Day court pageant, set for 4 PM, was postponed due to rain. England's railway system now runs 66 express trains daily at 60 mph or faster. Wasps are noted as more intelligent and active than bees despite old beliefs.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
England
Italy Adds Threshing Machines Amid Rising Demand
Italy reports 33,090 threshing machines in use with 12,000 more needed to meet current demand. The tally highlights agricultural modernization and growing mechanization across farming regions.
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Italy
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