Scout Troop Officers Elected in Brownie Groups
Brownie Troop No 12 elected officers for two months led by Mrs Walter Hutchens and Mrs Alva Newton. Dorothy Thom as president Martha Dever secretary Sherry Ingram and Patty Myers scribe of Intermediate Troop No 18 reported a musical program at Tomlinson School Auditorium. Girls learned folk dances and planned a cool out next meeting with Mrs F J Sizemore Jr and Mrs Charles Mendenhall. Intermediate Troop No 18 named Rare Roxagme Campbe Patsy Peatrots Joyce Brown and Becky Fowler as patrol leaders and Jimmie Hughey Annie Pla as assistant leaders. Brownie Troop No 3 elected Libby McInnis president Gloria Jaich vice president Joyce as scribe Don Wilson and Guy Carr as leaders. Brownie Troop No 37 at Tomlinson St School viewed fire trucks and a drill at the fire station. Troop No 39 voted on patrol system electing patrol leaders in a dodge ball contest winner Patrol No 2. The Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy area mentions remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hutchens
Alva Newton
Dorothy Thomas
Martha Dever
Sherry Ingram
Patty Myers
Tomlinson School
F. J. Sizemore Jr
Charles Mendenhall
R. Wallin
Margaret Hughey
Patsy Peatrots
Joyce Brown
Becky Fowler
Woman's Club Helps Thanksgiving Baskets and Christmas Decor Talk
The Meh Pout Wee Women’s Club, with about fifty attendees, prepared Thanksgiving baskets and heard Mrs. Charles H. Peace discuss Christmas decorations. She demonstrated simple nature-made arrangements and candle crafts using discarded toys, berries, cones, and pine needles. New members were welcomed and the group voted to fund gifts for Sandy Ridge camp. Caterer Carlton Newby Jr. was introduced and the club planned a Bingo party at the Elks club Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Younts
Charles H. Peace
Peace
Yale Seeger
Credan
Wes LC. Cole
Arecent
Mreses
W C. Comer
B. G Callahan
A Lamet
G. FE. Chiewer
E. Gonts
Robert Mendenhall
Ao Nell
Mary Alice Sheloff
Mrs. V. D. Sale Speaks at Midweek Study Club Meeting
The Midweek Study Club at 3 Seer 1 yesterday afternoon hosted guest speaker Mrs. V. D. Sale who spoke on two Leaders of Israel and their rise to power. Members voted to donate to boys in service and noted fringe fashion innovations for home sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. D. Sale
Allen Welborn
New Millera
Holtaus
Bell
Mem
Arthur Ut.ons
Israel
Asheboro Clubs Discuss Decorations and Engagements
Asheboro groups hold meetings on Christmas decor, Thanksgiving favors for Randolph Hospital, and community crafts. Engagements and marriages of local residents are announced, along with club notes and upcoming civic events.
Local Garden Club and War Mothers Hold Meetings
Louise Kirby and others led a Garden Club session at a member home with talks on personality and office work and bulb care from Miles Hope Hubbard. Randolph War Mothers and Daughters of the American Revolution held gatherings with reports from Charlotte convention and plans to donate to the chapter and wrap gifts. Eastern Star and associated groups met for Friendship Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Miles Hope Hubbard
Farmer
Jack March
Sabette
Randolph
American War Mothers
W L. Ward
L. S.nae
W. M. Bryant
W. L Ward
Arybelle Rebert
Charlotte
National War Mothers
Washingen
Randolph Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Trinity Archdale Demonstration Club Plans Christmas Turkey Supper
A November meeting at Grange Hall drew one visitor and 18 members. Mrs. H. C. Petty led devotions on Get Along with People. Mrs. L. Nance presided. reports by Mrs. Howell and Miss Mendenhall outlined plans for a Christmas turkey supper for members and husbands. The Community Project Committee was asked to assess projects for potential financial aid. Achievement Day in Asheboro was urged. education leader Mrs. O. L. Spencer spoke on Questions Children Ask. Refreshments followed. officers listed as Mrs. Fred Lambeth, Mrs. Ja Hall and Mrs. Marvin Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity-Archdale
Grange Hall
Wednesay
H. C. Petty
Asheboro
O. L. Spencer
Walls Chopped On 22 Floors At Bilumore Hotel
Firemen chopped through walls on all 22 floors of the Bilumore Hotel to extinguish a flare in the incinerator flue. Intense heat reportedly damaged cork insulation and required stripping iron to ensure the fire was out. The cause remains undetermined and the hotel declined to estimate damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bilumore
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Kedmans
S. Main
Woman's Club
Jephthah
D. Tugwell
Anta Cla U
Pillsbury
Ricky JR
Glamour Girl
Tina
S&h
Shamrock Club
John Stanback Lewis
C. L. Scott
Vostmas
Randolph Hospi
Malcolm Bule
Stones
Sheeley C. Frazier
W. C. Page
Dogwood Garden
W. L. Ward
Harry Anderson
Hen
M. G. Lovett
Jesses
Floyd Deaton
Liberty
J. T. Barnes
Carlie Cole
Ter
Ima Jone
Thomas Sellers
T. G. Sellers
Robbins
Joe Baltes Mo
Center For Baptist Church
Seawise
Cole
Seagrove High School
Bossong Hosiery Mills
Sellers
Bossong Mills
N. C. Galloway
Kathleen
Norman Smith
Charles Smith
Mt. Airy
Tawha College
Coe
Ated Catawba College
Fort Jackson
S. C
Asheboro Business and Professional Women’s Club
McCrary
Charlesanna Fox
Kate Hammer
Dock Kivett
W. C. Lucas
Asheboro Club
National Federation
Washington
Nell Crodfelter
Margaret Cox Ae
Elu
Fg Credit Women
Mary Alma Dorsett
Lyde Morgan
Louise Kirby
Dot Trogdon
Alfred
Ethel Craven
Tennie Maness
Barbara Trotter
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. O. Yates
Lucile Myatt
E. W. Freeze Jr
Rancheman
R. BE. Kiser
J. D. Croom Jr
Vista
Clifford Pave
Ee In
the Hills
Hythe
Mar’ Slowp
Alexander
Percase
Sean
Percale
Aluminum
Beacon Macon
Yue
Bulova
Jewel Elgin
Coburn
Sunbure
Uversmiree
S. Main St
Trinity-Archdale Demonstration Club
Fred Lambeth
Ja Hall
Marvin Smith
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