Daughters of Confederacy Install New Officers at Home
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. Gurney H. Kearns home on Hillcrest Drive to install new officers led by President Mrs. H P N. The slate was installed by Mrs. C C B Mattocks. Officers include recording secretary Mrs. Fr R Anderson treasurer A T Wishart and custodian Mrs I Irvin Paylor. Plans included Christmas gifts for Confederate veterans and remembering local widows while meeting hours were set from three thirty to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Gurney H. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
H. P. Nn
Cc. B. Mattocks
Fr. R. Anderson
Ay A. T. Wishart
Rs. I. Irvin Pay
AAUW Branch Outlines Goals Through Play At Meeting
The Point Branch of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs. Hawkins home with Miss Annie Lee Jarrell and others. President Martine Barker spoke as the group voted to support a tuberculosis drive and send a Christmas box to Holland. The program presented Let There Be Light highlighting fellowships for graduate study and international grants, praising Elizabeth Avery Cotton and the North Carolina fellowship fund. About forty five attended and coffee and fruit were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univer- American Associaty
Pick Hawkins
Annie Lee Jarrell
A Chapman
Marjorie Margaret, Chatfield
Robert Conner
Powell Alexander
Martine Barker
Holland
AAUW
Elizabeth Avery Cotton
North Carolina
North Carolina Fellowship Fund
Community notes on hospital stays and holiday visits
Mrs Agnes Steelman at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem improving. Jerry Morgan injured in foot game. home recovering with cast. Mr and Mrs Paul Maloney visiting from St Louis with relatives here. Glenda Trivette recuperating in Archdale after sore throat. Mrs R H Erkel and son Hank arrive for Thanksgiving with the Wood family in Westwood. Mrs W G Shipman from Washington DC to spend holidays with daughters. Mr and Mrs S K Benson and Anne Shipman visit from Norfolk for holidays. J Knox Harrington family to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Harrington's mother. Mr and Mrs Walter Hargett Jr and two sons to join. Mrs C S Grayson improving after operation at Baptist Hospital. Mrs Carl Cronstedt returns from Chicago after Massage and Physical Therapy course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Maloney
St. Loui
City
Paul Carroll
Burton Street
Extension
Winston Road
Maloney
Mrs. Carroll
Blanche Weavil
R. H. Erkel
Hank
Scottsboro, Ala
Frank H. Wood
Westwood
W. G. Shipman
Washington, D. C
A. H. Ennis
S. K. Benson
Anne Shipman
Norfolk
J. Knox Harrington
Olivia
C. S. Grayson
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mitchell Grove church class party hosts games and prizes
The Young Men's and Young Ladies classes at Mitchell's Grove church were entertained at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McKelvie at Colonial Heights. About 25 members attended with prizes won by Miss Louise LaPradd and B. T. Clanton. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Clanton and Mrs. Lottie Murr attended. A short business session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell's Grove Church
C. C. McKelvie
Colonial Heights
Louise LaPradd
B. T. Clanton
Triangle Lake
Lottie Murr
Stephens Bible Class Meets Tomorrow Afternoon
The Stephens Bible class will meet tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs. C. F. Ellis home 217 West Bay Street. Miss Rosa Sutherland will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible Class
C. F. Ellis
West Bay Street
Rosa Sutherland
CIO Furniture Workers Plan Jan. 22 Meeting
The CIO Furniture Workers Union will meet January 22 in Atlantic City to decide whether to comply with Taft Hartley act requirements for using the NLRB machinery. The NLRB postponed a decision and denounced the Taft Hartley law as a bludgeon against labor. The law requires financial reports and non-Communist affidavits from union leaders. noncompliance bars use of NLRB procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO Furniture Workers Union
Atlantic City
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Social calendar events and engagements in High Point
A series of club meetings and social occasions fill the week from Tuesday to Saturday. Highlights include the A A U W meeting at 615 West Lexington, Grand Officers Night by Eastern Star, bride-elect Dot Highfill events, and a charity clothing drive. The calendar also notes the Dodamead Corbitt wedding, Emerywood dinner dances, and Canterbury club entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Newman Oliver
Bus E. Black
Dot Highfill
G. C. Haltom
Ardmore Circle
H. A. White
Woman's Guild of the
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ms Memorial Ywca
S P.m
Harold Wall
Lathelis Clifton
Eleanor Dodamead
Dot Flighfill
D. R. Hedrick
Rotary Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Dodame and Corbitt
Earl Wombie
Arbordale Drive
First Baptist Church
A fourth of the American In’ations live in New Mexico and Arizona
A partial sentence notes a demographic claim that about a quarter of a population resides in New Mexico and Arizona, referencing the American In ’ ations. The fragment suggests geographic concentration but lacks full context and specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arizona
VFW Leaders to Speak at Thomasville Dinner Dance
Edward Snead state commander and Harry Vanderlinden vice commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars are set to speak at the William C. Miller post 2756 dinner dance in the Women’s Club building on December 5 at 7 30 p.m. James McCullouch Jr and John Brown announce. Guests include Mayor N C English Judge Howard Steed Police Chief Paul Shore Rev Reid Wall and Rev Charles F Leek. Master of ceremonies W R Dosher and entertainers Dallas Shore Leroy Henry Betty Ann May Janice Joslin. Prizes will be offered. More than 25 000 American Indians served in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Edward Snead
Wilmington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harry Vanderlinden
Hickory
William C. Miller
VFW
James McCulloch, Jr
John Brown
Woman's Club
Leroy Henry
Betty Ann May
Janice Joslin
Brice Barkley
Julian Crawford
Fred Young
A. L. Elliott
Emmitt Marion
Curry Ragan
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Daughters of Confederacy
A. L. Liow
Miami
C. H. Bass
Mary B. Little
Douglas S. Freeman
South
J. F. Hayden
C.K. Proctor
Branch
Hawkins
Agnes Steelman
Court
The
Jerry Morgan
Rt. 4
Boulevard
Trinity
Jay
Glenda Trivette
Archdale
Carl Cronstedt
Chicago
Kellberger Institute
College of Massage and Physical Therapy
South Main ST
Black “H
Harrison Gymnasium
Janet Russell
Jean Mishew
Raleigh
Juanita Cox
Doris Thomas
Jane Preston
Chirnch Social
CIO Furniture
Princess Beauty Shop
Main St
Aste
Vicks VapoRub
VarpoRus
Symphony Enjoyment Group
A.A.U.W
Floyd D. Hehan
West
Lexington Avenue
Calvin Eldridge Corbitt
Dodamead
Gatewood Avenue
Royce Stoenner
C. F. Carroll
Canterbury Club
Greenway Drive
United States
Alaska
Crosley
Paramount
E. Washington
le Widbad
Nuee
E. Washington ST
Ivory
U. S
Lada Cable Life
George
Crosley At
Carolinas Auto
Supply House
Charlotte, N. G
Dallas Furniture CO
George Ridge Appliance CO
Paramount Furniture CO
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