D A R Hears Dr Rozzelle on Hamilton at October meeting
The Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution heard Dr C Excelle ile discuss Alexander Hamilton as a study in Federalism. He traced Hamilton from birth through King's College to his roles with Washington and his death in a duel, noting his impact on finance and national credit. The event featured Mrs S Caldwell Jr and a reception with pink and white decorations attended by Mesdames Rozzelle Herring Aycock and others. An ambulance fundraiser for the army was announced by Mrs John R Myers for October 16 in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Daugh
L. A
Farriss Avenue
C. Excelle ‘Ile
Wesley Memopeak Methodist Church
Alexander Hamilton
S. Caldwell, Jr
Alexander Ham
King's College
New York
George Washington
Aaron Burr
Rozzelle
Hamilton
John R. Myers
Thomasville
Children of the Confederacy
Y Business Club Hears Talk On Van Gogh
Mrs J W Lindsay addressed the YWCA Business and Professional club at the weekly dinner meeting on Van Gogh life and works. Thirty three members attended with several guests accompanying Miss Maud Reynolds and Miss Unity Nash among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Business Club
van Gogh
J. W. Lindsay
Y.W.C.A
Van
Lindsay
Elizabeth Rives
Lib Hedrick
Aliai Chamelin
Grace Fleck
Maud Reynolds
Ellen Sydnor Butts
Unity Nash
UDC Leaders Attend Convention Luncheon Here
An official United Daughters of the Confederacy gathering in convention here includes Mrs. James Edwin Woodard of Wilson as president general, Mrs. 4 F Hayden as local chairman, Mrs. John S Rowe of Hickory retiring NC Division head, and Mrs. A L Thompson of Greensboro as 1st vice president. Mrs Paul L Borden of Goldsboro is elected new president of the NS Division to succeed Mrs Rowe.
Treasury Flag Presented at Luncheon for UDC Bond Purchases
The U S Treasury flag was presented to the North Carolina Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at a Civilian Defense Luncheon in the Sheraton ballroom. Mrs. Karl Bishopric of Leaksville-Spray delivered the flag to Mrs. John S. Rowe of Hickory, retiring state president. Rev. Wilson O Weldon spoke on Your Role in Peace, with Miss Mae Kirkman at the piano and Emile Serposs leading school music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick Hae Bishonrcs
Woon
War Savings Staff
Treasury
Wilson O. Weldon
First Mether
Southern Council On International Relations
Mae Kirkman
Emile
Jesse F. Hayden
Wilbur Hutchins
W. A. Bivins
Sy Dent
Quentin Gregory i Talite
Dorothkins
Nellens
M. Padgett
Emile Serposs
Ninacee O. Greensboro
Mppcen
Children of the Confederacy
Eugene Little
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
Wednesday events include the High Point Woman's club meeting at the YWCA with J Floyd Moore as speaker and a memorial service by the UDC at Wesley Memorial. Thursday to Saturday list teas, boards, clubs, a gin rummy party, and a USO dance at YMCA with area service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
YWCA
J. Floyd Moore
Guilford College
H. A. White
UDC
Wesley Memorial
Sheraton Ballroom
High Point Club
Vera Idol
Wall
Hillcrest Drive
P.m
Ywca Board of
C. E. Sheloff
P.a
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
Canterbury Club
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Thewood Country Club
Earl Phillips
Emerywood Duplicate Club
USO
YMCA
Ara
Baptist W M U Division Meets Here On Friday
The Greensboro Divisional meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union of North Carolina will be held Friday October 13 with Baptist church women attending. Mrs Rosalee Mills Appleby will speak on This is My Beloved Son Hear Him and A T Greene Jr will discuss The Boy in the Crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's Missionary Union of
North Carolina
Ie Baptist
Rosalee Mills Appleby
Brazil
Wilbur Hutchins
Hostess
Appleby
Miss Patrick Discusses Reading To Florence Nightingale Y Club
Miss Thelma Patrick spoke to members of the Florence Nightingale club at the YWCA dinner in the Y building. Her talk highlighted reading advantages and types, encouraging girls to read more and become better informed under club president Mrs Ola Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Patrick
Florence Nightingale Club
YWCA
Y Building
Adams Club Meeting Supports Gin Rummy Instruction
Penter presided over a meeting with eighteen members present. At eight o'clock the Adams club conducted a session featuring gin rummy instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penter
Adams Club
North Carolina UDC selects Borden as president
Mrs. Paul L. Borden of Goldsboro was elected president of the NC Division United Daughters of the Confederacy at Wesley Memorial Church Rocky Mount will host next year’s meeting. Other officers include A. L. Thompson Greensboro and Mary Emma Giddens Goldsboro as recording and corresponding secretaries. The session honored bond sales, plasma fund gifts, and multiple scholarships while presenting crosses to Legion leaders W. Banks Horton and others. A memorial service closes the day ahead of installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Borden
Goldsboro
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
John S. Rowe
Hickory
Rocky Mount
Borden
A. L. Thompson
Greensboro
Margaret Broadfoot
Fayetteville
J.J. Andoe
N. A. Edwards
Mary Emma Giddens
C. H. Shipp
Durham
Sue Virginia Tate
Morganton
E. T. Robeson
Kernersville
Recorder of Crosses
M. L. Troutman
Kannapolis
Rowe
Confederacy
General Treasury
Sidney Rheinstein
New York City
James F. Lane
Charlotte
Annie B. Newell
James B. Gordon
Winston- Salem
Mary Gorrell Riggins
Julian S. Carr
Dodhamseur
Concord
Lenoir- Rhyne College
Stonewall Jackson
Dorsey M. Lewis
Andrew Jackson
American Legion Auxiliary
High Point
George Key Snow
Mount Airy
Evelyn Boyd
People Flynt lauded as patient at High Point hospital
R B Flynt, previously ill at home on Winston Road, is now admitted to the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital with a satisfactory condition. Mr and Mrs W T McMillon are visiting relatives on Boulevard, and both work at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft in San Diego. Mrs E R Highfill returns from Raleigh after visiting her seriously ill brother V I McGee, now somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Flynt
Winston Road
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
E. R. Highfill
Thurston Street
Raleigh
V. I. McGee
Ordinary watch crystal cracks under fifty pounds weight
Laboratory tests demonstrate that a standard watch crystal cannot withstand more than 50 pounds of force before cracking.
Junior Service League Holds October Meeting
The Junior Service League met at the YWCA with Mrs. A. M. Rankin Jr presiding. Horace Haworth urged support for the United War Chest Fund as the group planned an opera study club and agreed to donate 180 to the USO for Sunday serviceman suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Horace Haworth
United War Chest Fund
J. S. Moffitt
Tuberculosis Association
Health Department
T.B
Active Sustains League
League
USO
Frank Wall
Piedmont
J. Windsay
United War Chest
Harry Alexander
Control over pressure canner distribution released by WFA
The War Production Board has relinquished all remaining control over pressure canner distribution. U.S. production shows a surge from 65,000 units in 1942 to about 400,000 in the first nine months of 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFA
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Madeline Hoover
D.A.R
Dr. Rozzelle
Sian
Os Geerenie
Minnie Lee
Steed Ris James Ruby Tyner
Hetty Trotter
Pantine Hedgecock
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Tel
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
U. S. Treasury
J. E. Woodard
Dr. Crittenden
Dept
Baptist W.M.U. Division
Rocky Mt
U. S
J. F. Hayden
Hayden
Ed Wertz
Sarah Hutchens
Diane Tucker
Mollie Lambeth
Aida Ingram
Carolyn Murray
Betty Jo Snider
Joanne Sechrest
Sara Eldora Hayworth
Margaret Barrier
Elizabeth Morrison
Ellen Stirewall
Mary Jane Hutchins
Sara Barrier
Sesson
James Edwin Woodard
Wilson
U. BD. C
Christopher Crittenden
North Carolina Historical Society
Woodard
National
Nashville
Tenn
Crittenden
Twothirty
Eckerd’s
Ae Sida
Junior Service League
Maurice
Beauty Shoppe
R Security Bank
Bean's Shoe Shop
South Main Street
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
Leonardo
Cone
Europe
Leonardo DA Vinci
MT Albano
Florence
Andrea Verrocc
DA Vinci
H/S
Ssesseo
Yona Lisa
Leonardo DA Vince
Southern
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