State Federation Survey Marks Promising Club Year Start
A survey of North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs district meetings for 1939 signals an auspicious opening to the 38th year of club work. President Mrs. John D. Robinson of Wallace notes strong safety campaigns, junior activities, and district officer elections to be approved at the next spring convention.
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North Carolina
Federation
Good Housekeeping
Mooresville
J. Wall Anderson
Asheville
Zeno Martin
Marion
J. E. Diverbliss
Claude Price
Hickory
D. E. Hays
W. R. White
Biscoe
M. W. Stewart
Matthews
James Allen
Troy
G. I. Humphreys
High Point
Harry Bynum
Greensboro
C. H. Rhodes
Cogegin
Cary
A. R. Pugh
Last Day to Contribute to Needlework Guild Collection
Tomorrow is the final day for the local Needlework Guild in gathering garments linens and monetary gifts to aid the less fortunate. Contributions must be new items and will be distributed through city schools to help needy students. last year the guild collected over 2000 garments. Final tallying will occur Tuesday morning at 10 30 with a board meeting at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom.
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Needlework Guild
Sheraton Hotel
W. W. Lentz
A. H. Whitley
Miss Elna Saunders Weds Winfred Hester in Danville
Miss Elna Hail Saunders and Winfred Hester of this city were married November 11 in Danville Virginia with Rev. Jessie R. Hite officiating. The bride wore an ice blue velvet gown with fox fur jacket and red rose corsage. The couple will reside temporarily with the groom’s parents.
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Elna H. Saunders
Winfred Hester
Danville
Women of the Moose Plan Bridge Party and Talk
The Women of the Moose schedule a chapter program on Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Lois Devinney in charge. Guest speaker librarian Nancy K Poston will discuss Books and music will be by Elsie Gates. A December 13 benefit bridge party is planned to fund the annual Christmas basket distribution.
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Women of the Moose
Lois Devinney
Methodist Auxiliary Meeting Set At 3 P M
The November meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Church will be held Monday at 3 P M at Mrs. Robert Davis home 412 Hillcrest Drive with hostesses Mrs James Moffitt Mrs Darrell Bulla and Mrs Glenn Perry. The program in charge of Mrs L F Peacock. Chicken and Oyster Supper At Prospect Church Thursday November 23 From 6 To 9 PM Public Invited.
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Woman's Auxiliary
The
First Methodist Church
Robert Davis
Hillcrest Drive
Davis
James Moffitt
Darrell Bulla
Glenn Perry
L. F. Peacock
Prospect
Ladies of Prospect Church
King Lee Vows Sunday Nov 12 in Home Wedding
Miss Ruth King and Robert Harrison Lee wed Sunday morning at nine in the home of the King family on Homestead Avenue. Rev. O L Easter officiated with a ring ceremony. The couple, after a short wedding trip, reside at 515 Fisher Street with the groom’s parents.
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King-Lee
Warrell-Taylor Vows Taken Last Week Announced Today
Mrs J T Warrell of route two announces the marriage of her daughter Gladys Kathleen to Jane Mason Taylor in a simple ceremony Saturday November 11 1939 at Martinsville Virginia The ceremony was at the parsonage of First Baptist Church Rev J P McCabe The bride wore a navy blue suit with navy accessories and a corsage of rosebuds She is the youngest daughter of Mrs J T Warrell and the late Mr Warrell and was educated in Jamestown schools The groom is the son of R N Taylor of 503 Ward Street He attended High Point High School and is employed by Silverknit Hosiery Mill After a wedding trip through Virginia they will make their home at 503 Ward Street
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Elna Hail Saunders
Winfred Hester
Danville
Jessie R. Hite
H. T. Saunders
Albemarle
High Point
Mary J. Hester
Kivett Drive
Jamestown
J. T. Warrell
Route Two
Gladys Kathleen
Jane Mason Taylor
Martinsville
First Baptist Church
J. P. McCabe
Mr. Warrell
R. N. Taylor
Ward Street
Silverknit
Virginia
Agnes Cook
Douglas H. Gold
M. T. Sorrell
J. A. Cook
Hattie Cook
Adam Millis Corporation
Mr. Gold
J. O. Gold
Tomlinson
Pershing Street
W. O. T. Hosts Mrs Tomlinson This Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs C F Tomlinson will host the W O T Club Tuesday at 3 30 at her home on Martha Lak avenue. Mr and Mrs Bob Hegler announce the birth of a daughter Martha Lee on Monday November 13 at their home 1907 East Green Street.
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C. F. Tomlinson
Martha Lak .Ih.gler
Bob Hegler
Martha Lee
East Green Street
Son Born to the K. K. Kennedys
Mr and Mrs K K Kennedy announce the birth of a son Jimmie Leroy on October 31 at their home 702 South Hamilton Street.
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K. K. Kennedys
K. K. Kennedy
Jimmie Leroy
South
Hamilton Street
Milk Waste For Button Production Sparks Chemists’ Horn Study
Skimmed milk used in button manufacture. Chemists, astonished by the milk wasted after removing cream, experimented and succeeded in creating a horn like material from the remaining milk product.
Average drivers lose efficiency after seven hours on road
A study notes drivers' fuel economy and attention drop with prolonged trips. After around seven hours behind the wheel, efficiency declines and fatigue affects performance, suggesting breaks improve safety and mileage.
Cancer Transplants Found in Roses Hypothetical Claim
A claim suggests human cancer could be transplanted into roses. The statement lacks scientific support and appears to be a misinterpretation of cancer biology and plant research knowledge.
Miss Agnes Cook and Douglas H Gold Wed in Danville
Announcement from Danville Virginia reports the November 11 marriage of Miss Agnes Cook and Douglas H Gold. The ceremony was before Rev. M. T. Sorrell, with J A Cook Jr. as escort. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Hattie Cook, lives with her mother at 1307 Pershing Street.
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Agnes Cook
Douglas Gold
Danville
Tea And Topics Club Wednesday Meeting Notice
The Tea and Topics Club will meet at 3 39 Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs R H Sech rest on South Main Street. Mrs B Coe will review a current book as the main feature of the program.
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Tea and
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Coe
Walburg Seniors Present Annual Play at High School
Walburg High School will present In Light of the Moon a three act play Friday night November 24 at 8 00 in the auditorium. The cast includes Mary Fra ces Craven George Lechres Margaret Garrison Kennet Everhart James H Haywort Dorothea Hayworth Georg Frank Barnes Lucile Haywort Motsinger Dorothy Hayworth Lloyd Ends Pauline Stewart and ushers are Joyce Motsinger Jean Moore Melba Inscore Berer Hayworth. The school orchestra will perform before curtain and between acts under Mr Carey Davis.
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Wallburg
St Cial
Wallburg High School Auditorum
Develo
New England
Mary Fraces Craven
George Lechres
Margaret Garrison
Kennet Everhart
James H. Haywort
Dorothea Hayworth
Georg Frank Barnes
Lucile Haywort
Motsinger
Dorothy Haywort
Lloyd Ends
Pauline Stewart
Joyce Motsinge
Jean Moore
Melba Inscore
Brer Hayworth
Electrician
Mevin Kiger
Jane Beeson
Charlotte Farabee
Edith Green
Sarah Mae Hines
Melissa Rei Alvirta Swain
Jessie Mae Wiley
Kathleen Wood
Lee Westherman
Miss Crouch
Priscilla Club Meeting Friday at Ingra Home
The Priscilla Club schedules its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Ingra on Jones Street Friday at 3 PM. Mr. Fred Ingra is noted as hosting in the OCR text.
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Priscilla Club
Fred Ingra
Jones Street
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