Y Club Debate Opposes Roosevelt Fourth Term Victory for Negatives
The YWCA Florence Nightingale club session featured a debate on whether Roosevelt should serve a fourth term. The negative side led by Mrs Leta Anderson and Miss Lucille Kennedy defeated the affirmative with Miss Jude Thompson and Miss Rose File presenting the pro side. Judges were Merge N S Stirewall W D Sale and H A Millis. The event followed a 6 15 p m start after a business meeting. Friday night Lend A Mano club held a candlelight installation at the Y with new officers, guest speaker Mrs W Johnson and refreshment hostesses Doris Yarboro and Louise Yow.
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Roosevelt
YWCA
Florence Nightingale Club
Leta Anderson
Lucille Kennedy
Jude Thompson
Rose File
N. S. Stirewall
W. D. Sale
H. A. Millis
Lend
Freshman Ellen Stirewalt Named Pine Needles Staff
Ellen Stirewalt daughter of Dr and Mrs N S Stirewalt of this city has been chosen as freshman assistant on the Pine Needles staff for the 1945 yearbook at Woman's College Greensboro. The edition will be dedicated to Dr Lyda Gordon Shivers senior class chairman with Jeanne Soffington as editor.
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Ellen Stirewalt
N. S. Stirewalt
Woman's College
Greensboro
WCMC
Lyda Gordon Shivers
Essor
Jeanne
Offington
Miss Marlowe and Miss Sherrill Speak at WMS Meeting
Miss Rose Marlowe, Shanghai missionary for twenty-one years, was the luncheon speaker at the Woman's Missionary Society meeting at First Baptist church. She spoke on war conditions seen in China and the impact of Christianity during her Japanese imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marlowe
Shanghai
China
Gripsholm
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Miss Marlowe
Thomas A. Marlowe
Community club and charity events slate this week
Calendar lists meetings at the Legion Arcades Sheraton Hotel and various clubs. Highlights include guest speaker Mrs Everett Marsh at the Auxiliary meeting, Kennel Club at the Sheraton ballroom, and multiple study clubs gathering at WCA Emerywood Y and homes.
Pfc Walton Marries English Bride Near Eighth Fighter Command Base
Private first class Charles T. Walton of the U S Army wed Miss Gwendo lyne Iris Jones of Britain in a village church near the Eighth Fighter Command base. Rev C S Turquand officiated. A reception for 50 guests followed. The couple plan to live in Trinity after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Walton
United States Army
Charles H. Walton
Trinity
Gwendolyne Iris Jones
Woman's Auxiliary Air Force of
Britain
C. S. Turquand
Church of England
Eighth Fichter
Walton
Inald C. Jones
Pfc. Walton
Army
Camp Croft
S. C
Pfe
Local Altrusan Nominated On District State
Officials of the local Altrusa club list the tentative slate for the Second District Altrusa, to be voted at the district meeting in Columbia South Carolina October 27 to 29. Nominees include Mary Lou Rothrock and Louise Broadus for first vice governor, Martha Fitzgerald for governor, Amy Guy for governor, Ruth Addams for second vice governor, Emma Billingsley for treasurer, and Nellie Stevens for treasurer alongside Nell Craig as current governor.
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Altrusa Club
Columbia
S. C
Mary Lou Rothrock
Louise FE. Broadus
Richmond
Martha Fitzgerald
Amy Guy
Nell Craig
Greensboro
Ruth Addams
Durham
Nora FE
Washington, D. C
Emma Billingsley
Atlanta
Nellie Stevens
Savannah
Births BURNS Baby Louis Conway Born at Albany Navy Family
Elmer C Burns coxswain US Navy and Mrs Burns announce birth of son Louis Conway on October 4 at Albany New York. Mrs Burns is Dorohy House of Albany. Burns in training at Naval Training Station Tower Detail Newport Rhode Island. Lawson couple announce birth of son Jerry Wayne on October 16 at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit.
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Elmer C. Burns
United States Navy
Burns
1244Th Avenue
Albany
New York
Louis Conway
Dorothy House
N. Y
G. H. Lawson
Carolina Beach
High Point
Jerry Wayne
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
State College Lists 33 Athletes Dead or Missing in WWII
Pennsylvania State College reports 33 former athletes among war casualties and missing in World War II as total deaths rise to 150 since D Day. The INS story notes the ongoing toll on campus communities and veterans.
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WAR State College
INS
Pennsylvania State College
Mrs. Bess Rosa Heads PTA Study Group on Mental Hygiene
Mrs. Bess N. Rosa of Woman's College Greensboro leads the first in a two part series for parents and teachers at the junior high school on mental and social hygiene. She urges self reliance, discipline, and wholesome home influence, and calls on schools libraries and churches to support youth education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess N. Rosa
Woman's College
Greensboro
J. B. Dobson
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Russell Thayer
Rosa
First Methodist Church
Ray Street School
Burrus Memorial Alumnae Name Tentative Slate At Meeting
Twenty members and three visitors attended the October meeting of the Burrus Memorial Alumnae Association in the hospital dining room, Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. The new slate of officers was presented by Ida Sykes and tabled until a later meeting. Miss Mattie Idol presided over routine business.
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Burrus Memorial Alumnae Association
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ida Sykes
Mattie Idol
John Powers Advocates Natural Postwar Woman
New York beauty expert John Robert Powers told International News Service in Pittsburgh that postwar women should emphasize naturalness over glamor. He urged a fresh, scrubbed look, minimized makeup, and a return to prewar roles, predicting women will discard slacks and focus on natural beauty and poise.
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Mary MM. McAfpere
Hollywood
Powers
Shrewd defense upends contract in bridge deal
East as dealer, two vulnerable sides, East defends brilliantly to beat a three spade contract. After West opens hearts and East covers with queen, declarer discards clubs and hearts to conserve trump. East declines a clubs shift, plays a low diamond, and after South draws trumps, West ruffs the final diamond to set the contract.
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East
West
Declarer
South
Hearts
Women of Moose Plan Meeting and Benefit Dance
The Women of the Moose announce a regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at Moose Hall. A polio fund benefit dance is set for Friday at 8:30 p.m. with proceeds to the polio fund.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Miss Jones Named Junior Marshal at UNC Woman's College
Miss Carolyn Jones daughter of Dr and Mrs A C Jones of Edenton has been selected junior marshal at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. She was also asked to serve on the class council by president Miss Norma Perry Edenton as one of twelve girls.
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Carolyn Jones
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Jones
A. C. Jones
Norma Perry Edenton
Stephens Bible Study Class Meets at Mrs Stewart's Home
The Stephens Bible Study class led by Mrs C S Grayson will gather Wednesday at 3 PM at 210 Best Street with Mrs J M Stewart hosting at her home.
Hurricanes threaten Caribbean and Florida coastlines
A severe hurricane in the Caribbean Sea posed a serious threat to Western Cuba the Yucatan Channel area and the Yucatan Peninsula. Storm warnings were hoisted at 10 a.m. for the Florida Keys as strong northeast and east winds and squalls were forecast to sweep southern Florida.
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Miami
Fila
Caribbean Sea
Weather Bureau
Cuba
Yucatan Channel
Yucatan Peninsula
Mexico
Florida Keys
Grand Hotel Lives Up To Its Name
In Rome the Grand Hotel drew international figures from royalty to generals. Notable arrivals included Roosevelt and Churchill rumored to be there with Stalin, plus Chief of Staff George C. Marshall and Gen. Devers. Guests marveled at the hub of power and hot water moments that night.
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Grand Hotel
Rome
INS
Vicki Baum
Eternal City
Yuoslavia
King Peter
Umberto
South Africa
Field Marshall Smuts
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
George C. Marshall
Jacob L. Devers
Henry H. Arnold
Little Shavers to America's Newsies
A vivid portrait by Elsie Robinson of a paper boy with a Polish name, shabby clothes, and big hopeful eyes. She contrasts his doughnut dreams and family struggles with seven siblings, a sick mother, and a hard-working father, highlighting newsies as future builders of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Rosie
Jennie
Eddie
America
Newsies
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Burbank
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Twentieth Century Study Club
R. I. Quigley
Emerywood Country Club
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Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
A. Kirkman
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Tobiason
Tay
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W. E. Griffith
Hardover Street
Priscilla Club
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Greenway Drive
Emerywood Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Helen Jepson
War Memorial Library
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B. E. Waters
Willa Whitesell
J. E. Hall
Archdale Assn
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K 103
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