Utopian Club Hosts Porto Rico Talk By C A Kirkman
The Utopian Club heard a talk by C A Kirkman on Porto Rico at Mrs Valette Harris home on Rockford Road. Kirkman discussed the island under U S control with over two million people, its industries, and voting registration methods while urging tolerance toward Porto Ricans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kirkman
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Rica
Kirkman
Porto Rico
United States
Islan
Cuba
Porto Rica
Porta Rica
New State of WCTU Here Goes Into Office
At the October meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union the new officers elected last month took charge in the Wesley Memorial church parlor. Mrs. M. J. Crowder was re elected president with Mrs. C B Gra Vice president, Mrs. Jones Burns secretary, Mrs. J C Barker treasurer, Mrs. H A White corresponding secretary. Mrs. E V Slack flower chairman and Mrs. Carrie Shufelt literature chairman were named. They voted to furnish literature for Miss Ollie Sherrill Bible teacher in city schools. Crowder reported on the state W U convention held in Dur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
M. J. Crowder
C. 8. Gra
Jones Burns
J. C. Barker
H. A. White
A. Knight
E. V. Slack
Carrie Shufelt
Ollie Sherrill
Crowder
W. U
Dur
Miss Reagan Weds Seaman Skinner at Calvary Church
Miss Myrtle Reagan and James B. Skinner seaman first class United States Navy married at Calvary Methodist Church on October 16 with Rev. O L Brown officiating. The couple received a reception for about 75 relatives and friends before departing on their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Reagan
James B. Skinner
Seaman
Anna Applewhite
Greensboro
Pauline McIntyre
H Point
Mendelsshon
Miss McIntyre
Mrs. Skinner
Df Reagan
J. C. Reagan
Southern Ot Transportation
Seaman Skinner
R. G. Skinner
Skinner
Robert Sawyer
Lewis Allred
Church Street
Twentieth Century Club Opens Mediterranean Study Year
Mrs. R L Quigley hosted a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club as the Twentieth Century study club began a yearlong program titled Peoples and Places of the Mediterranean led by Mrs. E D Henderson. The program includes Emil Ludwig The Mediterranean and Vincent Shehan Between the Thunder and the Sun with a geographer’s background. Guests included J W Thomas H V Koenig Bruce Conrad Fred Metcalfe to H E D Henderson W W Gluyas Frank Smith N M Harrison C T Anderson and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Quigley
Twentieth Century Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
J. W. Thomas
H. V. Koenig
Bruce Conrad
Fred Metcalfe
H. _— E. D. Henderson
W. W. Gluyas
Frank Smith
N. M. Harrison
C. T. Anderson
Local Garden Club Delegation Leads Burlington Meeting
A Piedmont District Garden Club gathering in Burlington drew the largest group from local clubs led by J Bartlett district director and Mrs Robert Bain district secretary. The Wild Flower Garden club provided eight attendees and Mrs Bryan Bolick of Durham was elected district director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gs J. Bartlett
Robert Bain
Piedmont
Garden Club
North Lennon
Buington
Wild Flower Garden Club
Bryan Bolick
Durham
Bartlett
Ey Horne
Sherwood
Piedmont District
Bain
J. F. Hayden
Joseph D. Co
Garden Club of
North Carolina
Rudy M. Fonville
L. d. Blakeley
Burlington
Tryon Palace
Williamsburg
Ae Oie
As Niger Oe
L. S. Lybrook
Greensboro
Jensen
Cox
Burbank Club
Mesdames
J. Wade Hiatt
E. H. Jarrett
C. F. Carroll
D. H. Parsons
Fred Whitescarver
D. T. Yow
M. Hughes
C B. Mattocks
Wild Flower
Fred J. Bartlett
Forrest
Dale Potency
Montgomery
Fred Munday, Inc
Teague
Robert Varnon
Jones Burns
Fred L. Gordy
J. J. Hamlin
A. A. Robertson
T. R. Short
J. G. Snipes
High Point
Messre D. Cox
C. Clark Aldwell
Church and community events fill a weekend calendar
Friday schedule includes a luncheon at Mrs W E Griffiths home 1207 Hardover Street a Priscilla club gathering at Mrs Charles F Carroll Jr 1306 Greenway Drive a Family Night dinner at Emerywood club and a Helen Jepson benefit concert at the senior high school auditorium with proceeds to War Memorial Library Book project. A Moose fund dance supports polio. Saturday features USO dance at Y M C A gym and an ORD band. Sunday hosts a public to serve men buffet at Y W C A and Magdalene Rebekah Lodge meeting with degree conferrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
W. FE. Griffith
Hardover Street
Priscilla Club
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Greenway Drive
Emerywood Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Helen Jepson
Women of the Moose
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
USC and
Junior Service League
War Dogs Lecture Highlights U S Kennel Club Meeting
Capt. T. D. Harris, stationed at O R D Greensboro, spoke to the Kennel Club about Dogs for Defense and the use of War Dogs in World War II theaters. He cited Bougainville exploits where a dog guided a patrol to safety and led to enemy captures, and noted a 10 minute film on training at Camp Lejeune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Harris
South Pacific
O.R.D
Greensboro
Kennel Club
Dogs For Defense, Inc
Harris
Bougainville
United States
Camp Lejeune
Cpl. Reininger
Chinese Visitor To Be Guest Here
Kwang Tsi Woo a Greensboro College student from Shanghai China will spend the weekend here as a guest of Mr. The occasion comes amid a short business meeting of the local club where members discussed plans and events for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwang Tsi Woo
Greensboro College
Shanghai
China
Gros Ares
Evervetere
Fiat the Club
Miss Kwang to Speak on World Services at First Met
Miss Kwang will be speaker on the World Services program at the First Met church Sunday with four in program and Mrs Worth in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Ballard
How Street
Kwang
Worth
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Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
Utopian Club
C. A. Kirkman
Maurice
Beauty Shoppe
American Institute of Laundering
WCTU
F & B Grocery
N. Main St
Miss Reagan
Twentieth Century Club
Mediterranean
Main St
Lees Millinery Shop
Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Capt. Harris Speaker
Minnie Lee Steed Iris James “Rune Fetty Trotter
Pauline Hedger
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Ma
SizArt
Aia
Richardson's Annual
Santa
Miracle Arch
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