Creole Luncheon and New Orleans Talk at Utopian Club
Mrs. P. Adams hosted the Utopian Study Club meeting at Emerywood Country Club with a Creole luncheon based on foods of different countries. She spoke about a New Orleans trip highlighting Cathedral, French Market, Jackson Square, and noted superb restaurant fare. Members present included O. B. Bonner, Henry Foscue, Valette Harris, Harry Alexander, and others.
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New Orleans
Utopian Study Club
P. ¥. Adams
Emerywood Country Club
Orleans
Jackson Square
Mrs. Adams
Mesdames O. B. Bonner
Henry Foscue
Valette J. Harris
Harry Alexander
A. Kirkman
Lawrence Matton
J. S. Pickett
Herman Smith
Rodney Snow
W. B. Thomas
John Walker
Jesse Washburn
Mrs. Carroll Hosts Mid-Week Study Club Meeting
The Mid-Week Study club met at Mrs. Charles F. Carroll’s home at 1306 Greenway Drive for a regular gathering. Mrs. A. M. Utley presided in the president’s absence as members enjoyed a salad course and fall flower decorations before a current events program.
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Charles F. Carroll
Greenway Drive
A. M. Utley
Harry Bell
J. W. Chandler
J. A. Eshelman
Paul Hardin, Jr
J. A. Marsh
W. R. Morrow
H. W. McCain
F. J. Sizemore
Allen Welborn
Colleges Receive Over Ten Million Books For 1945 46
About 10 180 000 books were shipped to colleges in the United States during the 1945 46 school year.
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United States
Substituting Syrup For Sugar In White Cake
A recipe note states one cup of sugar and a half cup of white syrup can replace one and a half cups of sugar when baking white cake. The guidance emphasizes syrup as a sugar substitute in cake making.
Salt in seas vast 14 quadrillion tons estimate
Scientists estimate the oceans contain about 14.13 quadrillion tons of salt with extraction or rover activities contributing roughly 160 million tons annually. This highlights the immense mineral content of marine waters and ongoing accumulation rates.
Walter York Is Speaker For Women Of Moose
The Women of the Moose local chapter met at Moosehall with senior regent Mary Schwinzer in charge. Walter York spoke on The Role Women Must Play To Win the Peace after an initiation of several candidates. Peggy Beeson and Miss Jean Walton performed. plans for a Halloween party on October 30 were discussed.
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Women of the Moose
Moosehall
Mary Schwinzer
Peggy Beeson
Mooseheart
Jean Walton
Martha Warner
Walter York
Louis Witherspoon
Hallowe’en
Mooseheart Endowment Fund
Fire losses rise 60 percent in early 1946 over 1945
The first four months of 1946 saw estimated U.S. fire losses exceed 1945 by about sixty percent, signaling a sharp increase in early year fire damage.
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U. S
A Tip On Prebaking Pumpkin Pie Crust
A kitchen tip advises prebaking the pumpkin pie crust for a few minutes before adding the filling to prevent sogginess and ensure a crisper crust.
Tile Used by Pharaohs Paving Steps to Palatial Dais
Fragment describes tile work used by pharaohs to pave steps to the dais at a palace in ancient Kan tir. The text highlights ceremonial architecture and royal access in the ancient city.
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Pharoahs
Dais
E] Kan
Tir
Bosses Dinner Second Event In Week For Business Women
The second event in National Business and Professional Women's Week was a Bosses Dinner at the Sheraton hotel with club members employers and spouses. Miss Dorothy Wells sang and Edgar Hartley spoke on community improvement urging personal example and action. About 106 people attended with Greensboro district workshop and banquet planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPWC
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Genevieve Moore
Kate B. Ragan
Carrie Jacobs Bond
National Federation of
Oriana B. James
National Federation
Elizabeth Gurley
Marie Foster
High Point College
B. D. Casey
Edgar Hartley
YMCA
Hartley
Mr. Hartley
Greensboro
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Women End Concord Session
The Woman's Auxiliary of the North Carolina Presbyterian Synod concluded its 34th session in Concord. Mrs. W. A. Dixon of Belmont will head the auxiliary for three years, succeeding Mrs. G. A. Baucom Jr. who was chosen vice-president. Other officers include Mrs. Van Matthews of Charlotte treasurer, Mrs. W. Kerr Scott Haw River secretary of Christian education, Mrs. J. H. Brown Tarboro secretary of literature, and Mrs. J. M. Walker Charlotte secretary of foreign missions.
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Concord
North Carolina Presbyterian Synod
W. A. Dixon
Belmont
G. A. Baucom, Jr
van Matthews
Charlotte
Dixon
W. Kerr Scott
Haw River
Christian Education
J. H. Brown
Tarboro
J. M. Walker
Foreign Missions
Altrusans Headed to Savannah District Meeting
Thirteen High Point Altrusans depart at dawn for Savannah Georgia to attend the Second District Altrusa clubs conference at the DeSoto hotel October 17 through 19. Mrs Mary Lou Rothrock leads the group with local officers and members attending. events include breakfasts forums luncheons and a conference banquet.
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High Point
Altrusans
Savannah
DeSoto Hotel
Mary Lou Rothrock
Lois Welborn
Lucille Johnston
Jessie May Young
Virginia Ryan
Hazel Johnson
Madeline Hoover
Mesdames Mabel Hargett
Marie Forrest
Edna Blake
Mary Ballard
Ada Burgess
Rothrock
Martha Thomas Fitzgerald
Columbia
S. C
Jeannette Hackett
Savannah Club
Savannah Sugar Refining Nation
Armstrong Junior College
Oleda Schrottky
National Board of Girl Scouts
Erma B. Christy
General Dee Hotel
Girl Scouts of
Thomasville Women Charter Directory Project At Meeting
The Thomasville Business and Professional Woman's club plans a directory of civic and religious groups led by Mary G. Matthews librarian. The club also supports overseas aid for orphans and a safety road campaign with five delegates to the Greensboro federated clubs meeting. Richard W. Freeman spoke on world affairs and new members joined.
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Thomasville
State Highway Commission
M. Jewel Sink
Federated Clubs
Greensboro
Clara Harrison
Cleta Rich
Marie Jane
Maie Livengood
Minnie Gilliam
Richard W. Freeman
Brookdale Building and Supply Company
Freeman
L. C. Bridges
Jimmie
Novice Baum
Eloise Bodenhimer
Mary Mines Leonard
Elizabeth Sneed
Ira Hensley
Mrs Wright Is Paid Bridal Honor
Mrs Sam Lewis entertained at her home on Saturday night to honor her daughter Mrs Edwin E Wright who was Miss Sarah Lewis before her recent marriage. Approximately thirty guests attended with bridal contests and prizes for Betty Williams Doris Byerly Lyda Olga and Mrs Lester Valentine. A gifts shower followed and Mrs Lewis presented an electric iron as a personal gift. Mrs Clarence Weeks helped serve refreshments.
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Sam Lewis
Edwin E. Wright
Sarah Lewis
Betty Williams
Doris Byerly
Lyda Olga
Lester Valentine
Miss Jacqueline Kennedy Bride Elect Entertained at Luncheon and Bridge
Miss Jacqueline Kennedy bride elect received two social attentions yesterday. Mrs Roger Edwards hosted a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club with guests including Mrs Marion Vestal and others. A dessert bridge was later hosted by Mrs C H Willard and Miss Ruth Willard at 1102 Johnson Street with Miss Kennedy honored at each table and prizes awarded to top scorers.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Roger Edwards
C. H. Williard
Ruth Williard
Gia
Mrs. Edwards
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
Marion Vestal
Frank Stell, III
Arthur Wetherell
G. W. Sutton
Howard Raper
Joe Brinson
J. Woody Brinson
Hampton Shuping
Elmer Graves, Jr
Houston Morrison
Greensboro
Johnson Street
Miss Kennedy
Joint Meeting Of Two Cubs Plans Christmas Social
The L Amusante and Debonnaire clubs held a joint meeting with Miss Pauline Douglas at Gantt apartments. Mrs Frank Dalton served as associate hostess while Mrs Tom Pitts presided the business session and outlined a combined Christmas social. A social hour followed with refreshments. Members listed include Anna Tomlinson Frances Johnson June Parker and others from L Amusante and Debonnaire including Jane Austin Betty Lou Jackson Eleanor Amos and Mrs John Arthur Marsh.
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L'Amusante and
Debonnaire Clubs
Pauline Douglas
Gantt
Frank Dalton
Tom Pitts
L'Amusante Club
Anna Tomlinson
Frances Johnson
June Parker
Dupuy Sears
Archie Newton
Pete Morrow
Willis Slane
John Hughes
Henry Millis
John Diffenda
Edward Short
Debonnaire Club
Jane Austin
Betty Lou Jackson
Eleanor Amos
Miss Douglas
John Arthur Marsh
Regular rubbish removal urged to prevent fires
Authorities warn residents to clear waste from homes to reduce fire risk, focusing on cellars attics closets and garages where rubbish commonly accumulates.
During the war publishers faced paper rationing limits
During the war U S textbook publishers were allowed only 75 pa of the paper they used in.
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U. S
Emerywood Club Schedules Social Activities and Weddings
Calendar items list Emerywood Country Club dinners bridge parties and receptions with Jacqueline Kennedy bride elect guest events at Sedgefield Inn and First Methodist Church. Notable dates include luncheon at Adams Memorial YWCA with Paul Owen as speaker and a reception hosted by church groups for Rev Wilson Weldon and wife.
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Adams Memorial Ywca
Paul S. Owen
Community Chest
Canterbury Club
R. V. Hayworth
Jamestown
George Dobbins
Sedgefield Inn
Jacqueline Kennedy
Emerywood Country Club
John L. Rothrock
Irma Shore Sheroff
Pat Abel
Baxter Freeze
Emerywood
Wilson
Weldon
Evening Bridge At Emerywood Club Hosted by Rothrocks
The regular evening bridge party will be held at Emerywood Country Club on Friday at 7 30 p m with Mr and Mrs John L Rothrock as hosts.
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Emerywood Country Club
John L. Rothrock
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High Point Largest
South Main Street
Bosses
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Whitlark’s
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Presbyterian
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Mary Ann Thomas
China
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Irma Sheloff
Gloria Ilderton
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Miriam McCall
Jo Ingram
Katherine Traynham
Woody Brinson
William Mowery
Fulton Garner
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Nelson
N. Main St. Phene
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Main &T. Telsem
Mary Starr
Bergenfield
N. J
Barbara
Bristol-Myers
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