War on the Home Front debated at High Point club
Charles F. Carroll Jr addressing the High Point Woman's Club highlighted three major threats: the black market, sabotage, and juvenile delinquency. He urged strict adherence to rationing laws, warned against complacency about sabotage, and pressed clubs to help counter youth delinquency to secure a safer postwar world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Woman's Club
High Point Woman's Club
Carroll
Ker
J. F. Hayden
Beta Sigma Phi Dinner Honors Air-WAC Guests
Air-WACs Iverson of New Orleans and Bird of Fort Worth were honored at a Beta Sigma Phi Mu chapter dinner at the Asia restaurant. Eight covered a table with the two guests and six local members, after the pair arrived with the Air-WAC caravan yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Iverson
New Orleans
Pfc
Mildred Bird
Fort Worth
Texas
International Beta Sigma Phi
Asia
Bird
Local Officer on Leave Visits Parents and Relatives
Lieutenant W. L. Tabb Jr. is spending a short leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tabb at their Parkway home. Miss Gladys Kelly and sisters Verna Kelly of McDill Field Florida and Mrs. Eugene Stewart of Carthage North Carolina spent last weekend in Mt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Tabb, Jr
W.L. Tabb
Parkway
Gladys Kelly
Verna Kelly
McDill Field
Florida
Eugene Stewart
Carthage
North Carolina
Local Club and Church Social Calendar Items
A slate of meetings and events includes the Tea and Topics club at Mrs. W. W. Idol 756 North Main, the YWCA Suscenes board meeting, Friday Musical Club with Mrs. Jackson 1100 Forest Drive, Priscilla Club at Mrs. Owen Reese 405 Hillcrest Drive, Philomathean Club at Mrs. Parker 401 Wood Brook Court with hostess Mrs. W. C. Jones, Junior Musical Art Club at Mrs. W. B. Hall Johnson Street, a tea for Dr. Elbert Russell at 213 Edgedale Drive hosted by Rev and Mrs. Cecil Haworth, Central Friends Church invited, a USO dance at the YMCA Gym, and a Sunday buffet by the YWCA 5 to 7 PM at Adams Memorial with USO services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
Board of
W.C. A
Suscenes
W.ackson
Forest
iLincheon
Priscilla Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Philomathean Club
D. R. Parker
Woodbrook Court
W. C. Jones
Informal Tea for Dr Russell at Edge Dale Drive
An informal tea hosted by Rev and Mrs Cecil E Hayworth at 213 Edgedale Drive Saturday 4 to 5 30 honors Dr Elbert Russell serving as dean of Duke University School of Religion and in town this week giving lectures. Members of Central Friends Church and other interested friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil E. Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Elbert Russell
School of Religion
Duke University
Central Friends Church
Hayworth
Duke
Ray Street PTA Meeting Highlights and Bay Street Paper Debut
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association met with a capacity crowd. Mrs. John Peacock led devotionals and Mrs. G. M. Mitchell reported the Bay Street paper's first issue. Membership reached 522 with plans to grow. October bond and stamp sales totalled 2006.15 dollars with 84 percent student participation. American Education Week featured a questionnaire for students. Attendance banner went to Miss Bell's room and parents toured home rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
John Peacock
G. M. Mitchell
Bay Street
Miss Baldwin
Miss Cobb
Miss Holton
Miss Bell
Johnson St School Observes American Education Week Open House
Johnson Street school marked American Education Week with an open house and student program. Rev Herman L Turner of Covenant Presbyterian in Atlanta led a devotional. Dr C R Hinshaw of Highoo College spoke on our obligation to freedom. Miss Thelma Moss led a fifth grade program themed Education For Liberty based on Nicodemus Helps Uncle Sam. Parents toured classrooms during the week as visuals and a primary open house with a related play were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Herman L. Turner
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Soames
C.R. Hinshaw
High Oo College
Hinshaw
Thelma Moss
Nicodemus
Uncle Sam
Brentwood Marks Education Week Observance
Brentwood PTA held its November meeting led by L P Greenway with a devotional from Miss Thompson's fourth grade and a Brentwood orchestra performance. C F Carroll city schools superintendent spoke on Education for Victory urging stamps and bonds, parental support, and youth skill-building for war effort and future citizenship. Open House Friday invites parents to visit during lunch and the afternoon program at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Parent- Teacher Association
L.P. Greenway
Thompson
Emily Commander
Brentwood Orchestra
C.F. Carroll
Son
Oak Hill PTA Hears W O Weldon on Education Week
Rev Wilson O Weldon of Main Street Methodist speaks at Oak Hill PTA addressing Education Week theme Education For Victory. He urges directing veterans enthusiasm to civic efforts after war and stresses voting rights and strong education to avoid an uncertain tomorrow for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson O. Weldon
Main Street Methodist Church
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Dorothy Hoskins
Emil Serposs
Frances Casey
Lewis Watson
M. Shipman
Elm Street PTA Hosts Education Week Celebration
The Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association held its annual American Education celebration on Tuesday night November 9 at 7 30 with the theme Education for Victory. Mrs Mabel Burnett Girl Scout executive secretary gave the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Education
Mabel Burnett
West Emerywood Garden Club Hears Mrs John Teague
The West Emerywood Garden Club heard a talk by Mrs John C Teague on fall garden tasks to ensure spring blooms. She covered transplanting azalea and boxwood, feeding, and general care, with Mrs James S Moffitt hosting at 1025 Fern Dale Drive. The club plans a Christmas toy drive for day nurseries, and elected Mrs C T Ingram Jr as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Emerywood
Ga Club
John C.a
James S. Moffitt
Ferndale Drive
William Burris
C. ‘T In Ingram, Jr
Mesdames Elliott Wood
Amos Kearns
William Herman Smith
Sanders Dallas
Robert Davis
A. B. Henley
Alpha Theta Psi Pledges Rushees In Candlelight Rite
Alpha Theta Psi sorority concluded a rushee sequence with a private dining room ceremony at Asia taurant then held candlelight rites at Eloise Cecil’s Hillcrest Drive home inducting Miss Ernest Fields as honorary member and listing pledges including Eloise Cecil Judy Prim Catherine Cranf Ruby Parker Catherine Cross Willie Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Psi Sorority
Asiataurant
Eloise Cecil
Hillcrest Drive
Es l
Ernest Fields
Hortense Fratelle
Billie Frazier
Dina Taylor
Sorority
Judy Prim
Catherine Cranf
Ruby Parker
Catherine Cross
Willie Edwards
Braden Addresses High Point Junior High PTA
Roy S Braden High Point city manager spoke to about 800 parents and 200 students in observance of American Education Week at the Junior High School auditorium. He urged education cooperation and peace, praising school efforts under student government president Sechiaheost and principal staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Braden
High Point
Braden
Woodrow Wilson
Shagarte
Point
Oanne Sechrest
Henry Hodgin
Mary Washburn
Gertrude Hutchin
Glee Club
Emile Serposs
Byrd Walker
Brothers and Sisters In Service Honored At Dinner
Pvt. Raymond Lanier and Pvt. Mary Johnson received honors at a Sunday dinner hosted by their sister Mrs. Grady Burton and others. Attendees included out of town guests from Winston Salem. Lanier serves at Camp Hulin Texas while Johnson is at Greenville South Carolina air base. Elm Street Glee Club sang as Mayor Arnold J. Koonce spoke on What We are Fighting For and the Price of Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Raymond Lanier
Mary Johnson
Grady Burton
Effie Bambalis
Marvin Manley
Lanier
Grover Stamey
J. O
Joe
Winston-Salem
Camp Hulin
Texas
Johnson
Greenville
S. C
Elm Street Glee Club
Arnold J. Koonce
Mayor Koonce
Rachel Conrad Named in Who's Who at Lenoir Rhyne
Miss Rachel Conrad daughter of Rev and Mrs F L Conrad of 307 Woodrow Avenue is among eight Lenoir Rhyne senior students chosen for the 1944 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Selection reflects character leadership scholarship and potential future usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Conrad
F. L. Conrad
Woodrow Avenue
Lenoir Rhyne College
Hickory
Conrad
Luther P. Kappa
L.S.A
Pi Delta Ay Od Ep.temnity
Canes Fete Ton Ag
Dr Elbert Russell Series Of Messages In City
Dr Elbert Russell will deliver the first in a series of religious messages at Central Friends Church this evening at 7 30. He is a former dean of the School of Religion at Duke University and will speak tomorrow evening and Sunday at the same church with services at 11 00 a m and 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Russell
Central Friends Church
Russell
School of Religion
Duke University
Sumner Undergoes Hip-Bone Surgery at Charlotte Hospital
Dr. Emmett A. Sumner chief of staff at Burrus Memorial Hospital underwent an operation at Charlotte Hospital yesterday. He stood the procedure well and was resting satisfactorily today. Sumner had been ill at home for some time and entered the hospital on Sunday for the hip-bone operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett A. Sumner
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Charlotte Hospital
Sumner
Consistent play in a tricky bridge contract explained
A bridge problem shows a declarer facing multiple lines of play after West opens spades. Despite a sound contract, poor breaks and a misfired spade lead complicate the hand. The analysis suggests a superior line if the declarer cashes two trumps earlier and then leads clubs, squeezing East and securing the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer West
Declarer
East
West
Decarer
Dummy
Elizabeth Albright Class to Meet Friday Evening
The Elizabeth Albright class of Ward Street Methodist church will gather Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs C B Kearns home 515 Monthey avenue according to a morning announcement. The automotive industry shows broad war and peace manufacturing reach with about 1000 plants involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
C.B. Kearns
Monthey Avenue
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. Louis
Congress
General Federation of Women's Club
Lorena White
Wintson-Salem
Ivin Slate
Alice Paige White
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Fred Whitescarver
J. L. Rothrock
Beta Sigma Phi
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Soap
Agrets
W. B. Hall
Adams Memorial
USO
PTA
Ray Street Pta
Johnson St
Brentwood Marks
W.O. Weldon
Elm St
West Emerywood Garden Club
John Teague
Alpha Theta Psi
Roy S. Braden
Addesses Junior High School
Lenoir Rhyne
South Dealer
Blackwood
Bidding West
Tnt
Leonardo da Vinci
Jesse James
Frank James
Cherokee Bill
Red Kelley
John As and His Gang
Bring the Children
J. C. Penney
Center Theatre
Ary Te Yee
Hyman
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