Meeting At Home With Women’s Group In High Point
High Point council of women met at Miss Sadie Gordon’s home on Fake Street with Mesdames Ed Layton and Gordon as associate hosts. Reports from committees were heard and refreshments served. The event included discussions of the Community Chest Drive and Red Roll Call Drive, plus news of Girl Scout activities and the Jew Council’s representative duties.
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High Point Council of Sh
Sadie Gordon
Ed Layton
Gordon
Samuel Hyman
Sam Tobias
Ben Swartzberg
Tom Alman Sykes
Thomasville
Ben Herman
Civicirman
Joe Barr
Girl Scout Com
Leity
Jew Council
Harry Doctor
Ing
Emma Blair School
Friendly Garden Club hears talk on English gardens
Mrs. R. K Stewart, director of Piedmont District garden clubs, spoke at the Friendly Garden Club meeting at Triangle Lake. She shared insights from state clubs, described English gardens from her abroad trip, and helped plan shrubbery at Union Hill school.
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Friendly Garden Club
M. C. Holton
Triangle Lake
R. K. Stewart
Piedmont District
Union Hill School
W. L. Kivett
C. L. Clapp
P. L. Cox
E. 8. Wilson, Sr
Stewart
D. H. Parsons
Literary Club in Thomasville Hosted by Mrs Newby
The Thomasville Literary club met at Mrs C H Newby’s West Main home with Mrs R K Farrington in charge of the program "With the Poets" featuring Eunice Tietjins Harriett Monroe Amy Lowell and a sketch of Amy Lowell. Refreshments were served as members and guests gathered at small tables with fall flowers.
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Thomasville
C. H. Newby
West Main Street
R. K. Farrington
Paul Green
Robert Rapp
E. L. Webb
Samuel Wiley
Isses Clarisse Rose
Ruth Thomason
Isabella Mouzon
Margaret McLeod
Play likers stage third drama this season at Woman's College
The Dramatics Department of Woman's College presents the third production by the Play likers group this season indicating ongoing campus theatre activity.
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Woman's College
Playlikers
Modess Napkins Sold In 20 Percent To Dollar Pak Sizes
Get Modess sanitary napkins at your favorite drug or department store. Available in sizes from 20 percent to the economical Dollar Pak for everyday use.
Lam beths and guests in Lamberton visit Scarboroughs
Mr and Mrs James E Lam beth Jr spent the weekend in Lamberton as guests of Mr and Mrs Wyman Scarborough. Mr and Mrs P C Thomas of Fort Worth Texas are guests of Mr and Mrs G M Hoover.
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James E. Lambeth, Jr
Lamberton
Wyman Scarborough
P. C. Thomas
Fort Worth
Texas
G. M. Hoover
Asheboro War Mothers Elect New Officers
Randolph chapter of American War Mothers elected officers for the coming year at a Tuesday afternoon meeting in Asheboro. New president is Mrs. J. W. Burkhead with officers including Mrs. A. C. Richardson as vice president and Mrs. L. C. Phillips as second vice president. The group also organized committees and planted two Irish junipers in memory of War Mothers J. C. Hannah and Annie Kivett.
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Asheboro
Randolph Chapter of
American War Mothers
A. C. Richardson
East Salisbury Street
J. W. Burkhead
L. C. Phillips
J. T. Ingram
J. 8. Lewis
Louella Lovett
C. W. Crawford
J. T. Moffitt
Silver Star
Gold Star
J. C. Hannah
Annie Kivett
Miss Cowherd Addresses Girl Reserve Club On Sociology
Miss Elizabeth Cowherd of Woman's College Greensboro spoke to the senior Girl Reserve club at the YWCA hut on sociology using examples from a 12 week counselor stint in a Mississippi settlement camp. The Gulf of Mexico project was run under Kingsley House New Orleans with an open forum of questions. Frances Langley presided as 37 members attended.
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Elizabeth Cowherd
Woman's College
Greensboro
Miss Cowherd
Frances Langley
Miss Carey Atkins Receives Greensboro Honor
Miss Carey Atkins daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Atkins of High Point has been invited to join the Senior Honor Society at Greensboro College for high scholarship and commendable school spirit She serves as secretary of the campus Y W C A and is active in student affairs.
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Miss Carey Atkins
J. D. Atkins
Fourth Street
High Point
Greensboro College
Miss Atkins
Chicago Produce Prices and Odd Island Gull Traffic
Chicago report shows Navy 17 with butter at 657,985 unsettled and eggs at 2,644 steady with unchanged prices. On Kent's Island in the Bay of Fundy, herring gulls trample tree tops so solidly that a man can walk on the abnormally grown branches.
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Chicago
Navy
Kent’s Island
Bay of Fundy
Wars Turn English with Six Thousand Added Terms
A World War era note claims the conflict added 6000 new words to the English language. The assertion highlights the linguistic impact of wartime discourse on vocabulary and communication.
Greensboro College Student Holds Multiple Campus Roles
Miss Atkins is a junior at Greensboro College serving as assistant business manager of the glee club and manager and post-mistress of the college book store. She is a member of the Theta Epsilon club and belongs to the Emerson Society.
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Greensboro College Glee Club
Theta Epsilon Club
Miss Atkins
Emerson Society
Republicans Win Big Share in Last Week's Election
Unofficial tabulation from 24 states shows Republicans with 51.5 percent of the popular vote across major races, compared with 40.1 percent two years earlier. Democrats totaled 14,010,223 ballots while Republicans earned 14,886,356 in the preliminary counts.
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Washington
Georgia
Flaming Meteor Seen Across Three States
A meteor streaked over California, Arizona and Utah last night as plane pilots and residents watched in awe. In Salt Lake City and Los Angeles crowds mistook it for a plane in flames while colors shifted from green and red to white, according to Major Burgess.
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Los Angeles
California
Arizona
Utah
Salt Lake City
Los An
Geles
Burgess
Rallies Against Chiang Kai Shek Begin in China
In Peiping China on November 17 AP reports a one month series of rallies in Japanese controlled areas of China against Chiang Kai Shek. Five governors under the provisional North China regime attended the first meeting in the city.
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Peiping
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
North China
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