Local Notes on Visits and Patients in Rome
About People Misses Elizabeth and Lucille Clement of Rome visit their grandmother Mrs. Sallie Hughes Clement on Willowbrook Street. George T. Wood Sr. remains in critical condition at his Boulevard home after weeks away from Burrus hospital. Mrs. Henry C. Woole of 604 East Green Street is a patient at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Lucille Clement
Rome, Ga
Sallie Hughes Clement
Willowbrook Street
Boulevard
Burrus Hospital
Wood
Henry C. Woole
E. Green Street
The
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Listen World Elsesie Robinson Prayer Faith Reflected
The speaker recounts a reader asking if prayer strengthens and guides. The response affirms belief in prayer as natural as breathing, a force beyond full understanding, yet active and answering. Prayer is framed as essential to life, connected to God, and a daily, living practice.
Temperance Folk Report From Hickory Meeting
Mrs J L Pa summarized the state W C U convention held in Hickory while Mrs Peacok hosted at Louise Avenue. Eshelman announced the cook book project with a prize for a name and noted material is at the printer. Donations to service men included apples to Y M C A pillows and scrapbooks. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs E A Lockwood with group two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pa
Women's Christian Union
Hickory
High Point
Peacock
Louise Avenue
J. A. Eshelman
C. E. Sheroff
Eshelman
W.C.T.U
E. A. Lockwood
Group
Burbank Garden Club Delivers Dressings for War Aid
Twelve members of the Burbank Garden Club met at the Red Cross surgical dressing rooms in the YWCA building to sew dressings for the war effort. Mrs. H P Morrison chaired a brief business session and the group voted to donate to the Red Cross war ambulance fund, a North Carolina Garden Clubs state project. The dressings were prepared from nine to eleven with attendees including Mesdames J Wade Hiatt Grady Stroupe P J Neal J Arthur Marsh D E Cauble R H Sechrest J B Fink Grady Goldston George Lowe J H Allred and Fred Whitescarver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Mesdames J. Wade Hiatt
Grady Stroupe
P. J. Neal
J. Arthur Marsh
D. E. Cauble
R. H. Sechrest
J. B. Fink
Grady Goldston
George Lowe
J. H. Allred
Fred Whitescarver
Red Cross Officials Attend Burlington Meeting
Local Piedmont Council of the Red Cross Camp and Hospital Committee, led by Mrs. Horace Haworth, chaired a Burlington Alamance Hotel gathering with five local attendees. Attendees included Mrs. Mina K. Wilson and other chapter leaders while Field Directors from Greensboro, Camp Butner, Fort Bragg, and Fayetteville joined the session focusing on Christmas gifts for service members in hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Haworth
Piedmont Council of the Red Cross
Burlington
Alamance Hotel
Haworth
Red Cross
B.T.C
Greensboro
Camp Butner
Durham
Fort Bragg
Fayetteville
Mina K. Wilson
G. I. Humphreys
N. P. Yarborough
Forrest Murray
W. T. Powell
Junior Red Cross Enrolment Drive Results Cited By Local Chairman
Local chairman announces full enrollment results and explains $268.39 raised funds the National Children's Fund supporting war relief for children in England China Greece Russia and Poland as well as domestic disaster aid. Schools and sponsors listed include Ray Street Cloverdale Oak Hill and Mexican rumor section follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Wal Jay Schoo
The
Voor
Aheel
Kirkman Kinde
Children’s Fund
Nations
England
China
Greece
Russia
Poland
Ray Street
Ruth Henry
Ada Blair
Annie Lee Jarrell
Cloverdale
Evelyn Gallant
Emma Blair
Vir—rs
Johnson Street
Cox Ray
Oak Hill
Mary Kearns
Allen Jay
Ruth Farthing
BPW Club Reports on Mid-Year Council Meeting
The BPW Club met at the Robert E. Lee Hotel Winston-Salem for the annual Mid-Year Council. Mrs Frances Casey and Mrs Oriana B James presented the council report as High Point members attended. Miss E Vera Idol spoke on Woman s Place in Planning For Peace at the Saturday luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Frances Casey
Oriana B. James
High Point
E. Vera Idol
High Point College
W. H. Neill
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
America
Just and Peace,” and Rev. W
Negro Victory
Daniel Brooks
Local Girls Start Annual Hockey Tourney at WCMC
The Wo mans College hosts its annual fall hockey tournament in Greensboro with four leagues. Miss Nancy Davis of Norfolk heads the sport, while team captains include Marjorie Burns of Salisbury Dorothy Perry of Winston-Salem Kitty Fritz of Asheboro and Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
The
Woman’s College
Nancy Davis
Norfolk
Marjorie Burns
Salisbury
Dorothy Perry
Winston-Salem
Kitty Fritz
Asheboro
Alexander
Evening Bridge At Emery Wood Country Club
Friday evening set for a November dessert bridge at Emery Wood Country Club starting 7 30. Hosts are Mr and Mrs J B Fink. It is a popular club entertainment event. Also mentions weekly family night dinner and Saturday bridge play at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J. B. Fink
Ore
Jimmy Wilson Signs Two Year Cubs Manager Pact
Jimmy Wilson signs a two year contract to manage the Chicago Cubs. The deal marks a new era for the team as they aim to return to prominence this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Wilson
Cubs
Frank Sheilenback
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Tournament Players Named in Regional League Listings
The report lists Anne Jesnak, Graham, Barkley, and Louise Sinclair of West End in the Elliott league with other tournament participants including Helen Scott Smith and Carol Walker of High Int.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Jesnak
Graham
Barkley
Louise Sinclair
West End
Elliott
Helen Scott Smith
Carol Walker
High Int
OPA announces five more ration stamp dates
The Office of Price Administration sets brown stamps in war ration book three for meats fats oils and dairy products. Stamps S R T U and W dates run December 19 December 26 January 2 January 9 and January 16 with all expiring January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Combined hazards in rural life and industry risks
A fragment notes that one act of disposing used household fat yields glycerine for dynamite to blast 15 tons of soft coal, alongside a statistic that over half the southern states population resides on farms or in small villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Southern States
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George T. Wood
Samuel Hyman
Elsie Robinson
Burbank Club
Fats
Main Drug CO
Main St
High Point, N. C
American Institute of Laundering
BPW Club
WCMC
Sports Mirror
Associated Press
Ifnose
Lackey Food Store
Uncle Sam
Frank
the Frank Tea & Spice Co
Cincinnati 2
Ohio
Penney
WPS
Ally
Ings
Aldi
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