Mrs Bivins To Lead UDC Program In Richmond Book Review
Mrs. W. A. Bivins will review a portion of The Be leaguered City Richmond 1861 65 by Alford Hoyt Bill as the feature for the High int chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The meeting is Monday at 3:30 pm at Mrs. J. F. Hayden’s home 400 Washington street with Mrs. Bivins presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bivins
Richmond
Alford Hoyt Bill
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Drilling Costs Range From Eight Thousand To Two Hundred Fifty
A terse notice lists drilling expenses ranging from 8 000 dollars up to 250 dollars, outlining the minimum and maximum costs involved in a well or dlwell operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlwell O
Diaper Service Rates Include Fresh Diapers
All new Birdseye diapers rates for diaper service show 6 Dozen at 1.50 8 Dozen at 2.00 and 10 Dozen at 2.50 Diapers are washed through nine waters by prepared formula Also serving Thomasville and Asheboro Write or phone col
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Asheboro
Mrs Howard Hartzell Elected To Head Philomathean Club
The Philomathean club’s final meeting of the year elected Mrs Howard Hartzell as president for next year. Mrs D R Parker was secretary and Mrs R F Johnson treasurer. The program will focus on Prominent Modern Women with one life featured per meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hartzell
Philomathean Club
R. F. J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
D. R. Parker
R. F. Johnson
Hartzell
S. H. Tomlinson
J. E. Kirkman
Frank Hunsucker
A. E. Tate
O. P. Moffitt
Cloth Drive Launches as Raleigh Club Leads Statewide Effort
Mrs. LaFell Dickinson and Mrs. Karl Bishopric call for a Marathon Mound of Cloth for Greek ragged children. Raleigh Woman's Club houses the drive, inviting yards of cotton flannel muslin wool and dress materials with food donations to support delivery to Greece and Europe. Other clubs plan similar collections ahead of Greensboro convention. The federation readies resolutions on international relations health welfare education and state legislative program for the first full gathering since 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Doak
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
LaFell Dickinson
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Karl Bishopric
North Carolina Federation
Greece
Raleigh
R. L. McMillan
Raleigh Woman's Club
McMillan
Frank Smethurst
Europe
Greensboro
Chicago
Federation
State Legislative Council
Government plans for Indian permanent reservations in central U S
The federal government outlined a program to reserve vast areas including Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska the Dakotas and portions of Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota for permanent Indian residences. It notes that among 227 000 pre war Polish industrial and commercial enterprises only 2 700 employed more than 50 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
The
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Poland
High Point Class Names Child as Mascot for 1946
Evelyn Marie Long, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland V Long, is named the class mascot for High Point High School’s 1946 graduating class. She previously served as trainbearer for the May Queen at High Point College. The district expects a large class, with about 100 due to finish as the first full 12 year cohort after the state adopted the 12th grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Evelyn Marie Long
Roland V. Long
Evelyn
High Point College
High Point
Rowland V. Long
Average life of 380000 miles of surfacing is twelve years
The report notes that the average lifespan of surfacing on primary state highway systems totals 380000 miles and is about 12 years.
Kindergarten May Day Program Delights Large Audience
The annual May Day program at Mrs. W. G. Kirkman’s kindergarten drew a large audience at 312 Otteray Drive. Rebecca Ferebee, crowned queen, presided over a colorful program with songs, dances, and a May pole, followed by graduation exercises for twenty children and diplomas presented by Mrs. Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indergarten May Court
Rebecca Ferebee
W. G. Kirkman
Cynthia Slate
Susie Cecil
Dusty Schoch
June McCrery
John Marshall
Robert Welch
Dickie Edwards
Mary Jo Wood
Libby Whitescarver
William Jarrell
Enterprise
Kirkman
Otteray Drive
Carl S. Wood
William Lewis
June MecCrery
William Jarret
Linda Lou Hairr
Bryant Lindsay
Jeanette Price
Tommy Tyson
Martha Ann Mendenhall
Carl Wood, Jr
Jill Anderson
Sandy Herman
Margaret Stout
Ray Farr
Bunny Jacobs
Archie Schoch
Linda Kay Morgan
Harry Vaughn
Clarissa Joyce
Stecie Slate
Jean Roberts
Judy Yow
Jane Marshall
Betty Jacobs
Julian S. Lindsey
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Mrs. Kirkman
Jerry Allen Vaughan
Pane Weaver Marshall
Cynthia Ellen Slate
Bernice Jacobs
Jeanette Frances Price
Stanley Morris Herman
Sarah Margaret Stout
Helen Thorne Cecil
Glyn Ray Farr, Jr
Carl Sherrill Wood, Jr
Joseph Irwin Miller, Jr
Jill Susan Anderson
Rebecca Cheatham Ferebee
William Dunbar Lewis, Jr
Arch Kerper Schoch IV
Linda Lou H Mairr
Berta Margarite Roberts
Elizabeth Jacobs
Polio pattern and first US oil trunk line noted
The text notes poliomyelitis epidemics commonly starting in June or July with a September peak and October decline. It also records the first oil trunk line in the United States built in 1874, extending from the Pennsylvania oil region to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Mrs Barksdale Presents Pupils In Two School Recitals
Mrs Clyde Barksdale will present Trinity pupils Tuesday at eight oclock and High Point piano pupils Thursday May 30 at First Methodist church eight oclock. Mrs R D Baird assists with readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Barksdale
Trinity
Trinity School
High Point
First Methodist Church
Barksdale
R. D. Baird
Army WWI recruitment standard on dental health
The World War I recruitment rule required each accepted soldier to have at least twelve teeth. This dental eligibility criterion reflects medical standards used to assess recruits during the period.
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E. Commerce
Bean Brothers
Dependable Shoe Repair Service
John L. and
James W. Bean
South Main St
High Point Hairdressers Security Bank
DIAL
West End
Beauty Shop
Veterans Administration
Koonce Funeral Home, Inc
Hi School
Long Child
F.O.B
Norfolk
Southern
Venetian Blind CO
Mrs. Barksdale
PT Council
High Point Council Ofents
J. B. Dobson
Council Dent
PTA
Jall
Seaboard Ready-Built Homes, Inc
PHILA
Norn Sronbilt
Mary Dunhill
Devonshire
North Main Street
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