Status Of South Reviewed For Business Girls Club
At the regular meeting of the illness and Professional Girls' club the Y M C A hut is discussed. Miss Leslie Johnson and Miss Ditsy Cash reviewed a real survey of the South highlighting deficiencies in federal funding and tenant farmer struggles. The group considers remedies and notes the Southwest improving while racial prejudice is flagged. Rosalie Andrews urged participation in the Red Cross call in the city. The program closed with group singing led by Dorothy Hoskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Johnson
South
As Johnson
Miss Cash
Sec
Rosalie Andrews
Red Cross
Altrusans Present Lucille Elmore In Music Revue
Lucille Elmore, famed singer dancer and ventriloquist, headlines a music revue with assistants David Hartley and Walter Anderson at the senior high school auditorium Friday at 8 15 pm under Altrusa club auspices. The event is the third in a four program series following Ambassador quartet and Harold D Eide. The final program will be the play The Mysterious Mr Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Elmore
David Hartley
Walter Anderson
al Altrusa Club
Ambassador Quartet
Harold D. Eide
Explorer
Mr. Mason
Local Households Note Health and Travel Updates
Friends report Mrs. W. J. Patton of Marion improving after a serious illness at her son’s home on English Street. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Beck return from Baltimore with daughters Leota and Elizabeth Beck. Mrs. Matthew Balkcum recovers well after surgery at Guilford General hospital and hosts visitors. Mrs. C. C. Wall and son Carnall visit Mrs. Levance Fowler at 715 Mangum Avenue with Miss Anna Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Patton
Marion
Jones Burns
English Street
Matthew Balkcum
Guilford General Hospital
C. C. Wall
Carnall
Altrusa Club Auction Supports Girls College Fund
Proceeds from a weekly series at the same venue next week will benefit the Altrusa club scholarship fund, aiding girls through college. The event emphasizes community support and ongoing fundraising for higher education access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Thomasville Club Program on Opera Carmen
Mrs. R H Holliday hosted the Literary Club for a program on Georges Bizet Carmen led by Mrs C F Gibson with reading on the opera and its music. Other groups include the Business and Professional Women's Club dinner with T Austin Finch on Our Towns Business and the WPA and government lending topics. State Baptist convention attendees include Dr W K McGee I G Greer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Literary ‘Club
Carmen
Thomasville
R. H. Holliday
Literary Club
C. F. Gibson
Georges Binet
Roy Proctor
Fanny Glenn Elder
Myra Olive
G. B. Crowe
WPA
Margaret Thompson
Hunter Burton
W. K. McGee
I. G. Greer
Sallie McCracken
Hattie Edwards
J. A. McMillan
Mary Johnson McMillan
Wilmington
Miss Eulalia Turner Injured in Fall at Mills Home
Miss Eulalia Turner, manager of the Mills Home, is hospitalized at Burrus Memorial in High Point with a broken leg and other injuries from a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Turner
Mills Home
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point
Randleman PTA Meeting Draws Large Crowd
A large turnout attended the Handleman High School Parent-Teacher Association meeting in Randleman. Dr. J L Stokes spoke on The Growing Community. grammar banner went to 3rd grade A section and high school banner to ninth grade A section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Handleman High School
Parent
J. L. Stokes
Household Arts Club Meeting at Mrs Ingram's Home
The Household Arts club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at 504 Jones street. This regular gathering is hosted by Mrs Fred L Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
Fred L. Ingram
Jones Street
Women Of Moose To Meet Tonight
The Women of Moose will hold their regular meeting at 7 30 this evening at the Moose Hall on North Main Street as announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Church Social A M Idol Class Meeting Change
Several church groups announce meeting changes and social events for the week. The A M Idol Class of the First Methodist Protestant meets at 7:30 p m at Mrs Ross H Davis 605 Denny Street with a moved date from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Idol
First Methodist Protestant Church
Ross H. Davis
Denny Street
Ku Klux Klan Leader to Speak at University Event
Dr Hiram Wesley Evans Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan will address students tomorrow night at 8 30 under the auspices of the Carolina Political Union a non partisan student group at Chapel Hill University venue details not specified in the readable text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Imperial Wiscard
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram Wesley Evans
Carolina Political Union
Turkey Dance At Sedgefield On Saturday
Tal Henry and his new band will provide music for a Thanksgiving ball at Sedgefield Manor on Saturday evening November 20. Admission is by card and guests from outside Guilford county will attend. Dancing starts at 9 30. The Gobbler golf tournament runs Friday through Sunday November 21 with turkeys offered as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Henry
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Manor
Guilford County
Channel pilot Harry Pearson, famed for crossing the Channel
Captain Harry Pearson, 72, known as the father of channel swimming, died today in Walmer England. He guided numerous swimmers across the Channel including Edward Temme, the only person to swim the Channel in both directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmer
England
Harry Pearson
English Channel
Edward Temme
Beaver's Extinction Threat Hits Europe and North
A historic note traces the beaver from wide northern habitats in both hemispheres to near extinction in Europe. It was once common and inhabited the Thames river but is now extinct there, with only a few preserved in Scandinavia and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Thames River
Scandinavia
Poland
London Smog Increases From City Chimneys Daily
More than 1000 tons of sulfuric acid are discharged into London’s atmosphere daily from factory and domestic chimneys, fueling deadly smoke and health concerns in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
State liquor stores sell more in October
Raleigh reports October liquor sales reaching 818677 dollars, up from 599684 dollars in September, according to Cutlar Moore, chairman of the state liquor control board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Cutlar Moore
State Liquor Control Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Girl’s Club
Dorothy Hoskins
Altrusans
BE. D. Beck
Baltimore
Leota Beck
Elizabetheck
Samuel Hymaia
Yee
Bulova Smart
Hamilton
Bulova
Eye Jeweler South Main Street
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Presbyterian Church
H. Newby
J. D. Dewey
R. D. Bevan
Dewey Troutman
Geo. Brown
GC. R. Reid
C. R. Reid
First Baptist Missionary Society
R. G. Jennings
Jennings
L. C. Howard
Prevette Westmoreland
C. L. Black
Charles Lambeth
Ruby Boaz
R. 8. Green
C. H. Howell
J. W. Hansell
Clyde Harrison
B. EB. White
J. B. Bruton
L. G. Farmer
Paul Mabry
May Brewer
G. A
Elizabeth Vernon
J. L. Perryman
Ward
Jones
R. A
Tingley
Blanche Gantt
Sunbeams
Wakefield Stone
Coleman
Roosevelt
U. S
Grace McDonald
New York
Bradford Greene
Navy
Greene
True Blue
Mary Reid Hall
Rozelle Smith
Esther Brady
Helen Lambe
Joanna Vanwerry
Miss Hall
Edith
Hill Top Bible
H. C. Cochran
Ernest Talley
Winslow
A. B. Beasley
Shirley Wall
Donald Ivey
W. F. Ivey
Ivey
New York City
Mary Council
Greensboro College
Dave Ferree
Virginia
Mary Hardin Scott
Mary L. Scott
Prestone
Eveready
Moopel Aubare
Msish
Ry Io 6
Isa
Terres
Lafayette Sao
Peices
Archdale Friends
Meebt
Archdale Friends Church
Minnie Grace
Annie Marsh
Ethel Aldridge
M. B
High Point Union of
M. B&b
Calvary Church
East Green Street
Green
Green Street Baptist Church
Bell Grady
Farlowe Street
Reformed
Weiner
Reformed Christian Endeavor Society
Helen Henderson
Weat Burton Street
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
Abbott's Creek
Abbot's Creek
Roy Hayworth
Millis
Misa Mary Jances Hayworth
Nellie Green
Bray
Home Extension
First Baptist Church
A. W. Council
Thurnton Street
KU Klux AT
Sedgefield
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