Business and Professional Women Hold Annual Breakfast
The Business and Professional Women met at the Sheraton Blue Room with 26 members attending. Miss Sarah King gave the invocation and Miss Annabelle Thompson led the program. Emblems included The Flaming Torch, Wisdom, The Winged Wand of the Herald, The Ship of Commerce, and The Open Scroll of Learning. Mrs. Elsie Kropf presided as president and the group sang during benediction before attending the 11 o'clock service at St Mary’s Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Jote
Sarah King
Annabelle Thompon
Proram
Thompson
Herald
Ship of Commerce
Open Scroll of Learning
Busi—_ aeens Dee ak
Elsie Kropf
Lucille Ingram
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Optic Nerves Leave Whale Eyes Stiff and Unmoving
A whale exhibits rigid optic nerves causing immobility of its eyes. Researchers note the condition prevents eye movement, affecting how the animal uses vision. The finding highlights unusual neural constraints in large marine mammals.
Ollis announce birth of daughter Frances Elaine
Mr and Mrs Robert Claude Ollis announce the birth of a daughter Frances Elaine on October 9 at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit Mrs Ollis is the former Ora Lane Black of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Claude Ollis
Brentwood Apartments
Frances Elaine
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ollis
Ora Lane Black
Bride Eloise Cecil Weds John Paul Canine at First Methodist
Miss Eloise Cecil and John Paul Canine married Sunday at First Methodist Church. Rev. Weldon and Rev. Goodson officiated with floral arches, white chrysanthemums, and cathedral tapers. The reception followed at Sunny Acres. couple to reside in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Canine
Eloise Stone Cecil
W. W. Cecil
First Methodist Church
Eloise Cecil
Wilson O. Weldon
Kenneth Goodson
Mary Lou Rainey
Ernestine Strickland
South Bend
Ind
Yancey S. Cecil
Stewart Stone Jr
High Point
John M. Dow
Chadwick Callaghan
Charlotte
J. M. Tugman
Greensboro
E. C. White
Winston- Salem
Woodmen Circle Holds Greensboro District Meeting
The fall district meeting of the Woodmen circle convened Saturday at 3 pm in the Masonic Temple Greensboro led by district president Mrs Kate Oakes. State officers and circle members were recognized with Miss Blanche Eakin as state manager and Judge Aubrey L Yantis as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Greensboro
Masonic Temple
Kate Oakes
Blanche Eakin
Thomasville
Annie Jarrett
High Point
Ircle
Paul Carroll
Barbara Carroll
Greensboro Grove
Caruso Marsh
Woodmen of the World
Aubrey L. Yantis
Shelbyville, Ill
Yantis
Charles A. Hines
Fireman's Club
Rural Fires Kill Thousands Each Year in U S
A farm fire occurs somewhere in the United States about every 15 minutes, contributing to more than three thousand deaths annually in rural areas and highlighting ongoing dangers to agricultural communities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wedding reception details for Cecil family celebration
The article describes a wedding event with the groom Mrs. W. W. Cecil as mother of the bride, and attendants including Miss Annabelle King and the Crawfords. Guests were guided to dining and gift rooms by H. A. Cecil Sr and Mrs. Darrell Sech Rest. The setup featured greenery, nosegays, white chrysanthemums, tapers, satin cloths, and floral centerpieces with lilies of the valley, gardenias, and asparagus ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cecil
Sunny Acres
Canine
High Point College
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Brentwood School
Paramount Furniture Company
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Army Air Force
North Carolina
Systems
Remington Rand, Inc
Greensboro
Kay Saks
Pakistan
Mrs. Canine
Latham Park Manor
South Bend
Elkhart
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Durham
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Lenoir
Roanoke
Sunny
W. W. Cecil
H. A. Cecil, Jr
Annabelle King
Edna
Carolyn Crawford
Mary Edith
Edna Earl Ferree
H. A. Cecil Sr
Darrell Sechrest
H. M. Taylor Jr
J. B. Alexander
National Business Women's Week Proclaimed Oct 10 16
Proclamations by President Truman Governor Cherry and Mayor Phillips declare October 10 16 National Business Women's Week plans by the Federations of BPW clubs include a High Point observance with a hotel breakfast a radio broadcast and a dinner program featuring Robert L Thompson editor of The Enterprise The theme Use Your Vote In 48 stresses voting and democracy with remarks on the duty of citizens and public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Cherry
Earl N. Phillips
Federations of
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
High Point
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Annabelle Thompson
Sarah King
Club
WMFR
Legislative Committee
Alta Chemelin
Robert L. Thompson
The
Enterprise
National Business Women’s Week
BPW
K. Frances Scott
North Carolina Federation
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elsie Kropf
Carput Offers Two Way Help For Monthly Pain
The advertisement promotes Carput as a solution for women with monthly pain. It claims two methods to relieve symptoms, including starting three days before the expected period and taking as directed on the label. The copy emphasizes ease of use and targeted relief.
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