Noted Peace Lecturer Speaks At Elm Street School Meeting
Miss Jeannette Rankin of Montana addressed Elm Street School at morning assembly urging children to act as personal ambassadors for peace. She argued killing is unlawful for individuals and nations, citing profits of war and the need for human welfare values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
United States
Elms Street
Bay Street
Miss Rankin
Wayne Davis
Bay Street Council
Elm Street Glee Club
Allene M. Schrader
Lord Is
Shepherd
Beethoven
Child Study Chairmen Hear Dr Bess Rosa Discuss Home as Center
Dr Bess N Rosa field worker for Home Making and Parent Education at UNC spoke at Elm Street echoes city wide Parent-Teacher Child Study meeting. She urged home should remain center for family loyalty and child guidance amid modern shifts and parental employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess N. Rosa
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Elm Street
Dr. Rosa
Rosa
H. I. Coffield
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
W. L. Edwards
Council
Stirewall
Edgar Hartley
Elm Street Glee Club
Memorial Portrait Unveiled at High Point College Library
The memorial portrait of the late M. J. Wrenn was unveiled at the Wrenn Memorial Library in High Point College. Dr. G L Humphreys cited Louise Wrenn donor Eccles D Everhart and Thomas E Dodamead for their roles in the library project. Guests toured the building and attended a reception with punch on the lower floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wrenn
Louise Wrenn
Wrenn
High Point College
High Point
G. L Humphreys
Eccles D. Everhart
Thomas E. Dodamead
C. R. Hinshaw
D. M. Harrison
Alice Paige White
Rankin Speaks At October YWCA Event
Miss Jette Rankin, the first American woman elected to Congress and noted pacifist, spoke at the October membership event of the YWCA. She argued the war system as the root of war, dismissed shore defense and cited the navy’s role in convoying troops and destroying foreign commerce. An open forum followed with questions as Russian tea and sandwiches were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jette Rankin
Congress
Rankin
United States
Miss Rankin
America
Seventh District Eastern Star Meet Chooses Asheboro Next Year
The Seventh District Eastern Star selected Asheboro as the next meeting site for the North Carolina order. About 275 attendees including 18 chapters and district and state officers were present at the Asheboro event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venth
Eastern Stars
Asheboro
North Carolina
Eastern Star
Oro
Parliamentary Course at Woman's College Due
Louise Alexander of the science department at Women's College in BenSboro announces a three week training course in parliamentary procedure for student leaders. The course runs three Mondays in the evenings and invites all class presidents organization officers and student government members to attend.
Bobby Ray Brown Honored On Seventh Birthday
Mrs. Ray Brown hosted a Saturday party at her Thomasville road home for her son Bobby Ray Brown's seventh birthday. Twenty six children attended with games contests a tap dance performance by Dorothy and Jacqueline Parks ice cream cake and Halloween favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brown
Bobby Ray
Thomasville Road
Dorothy
Jacqueline Parks
Iris Lanier
Clyde Kennedy
Social calendar for the week in Greensboro and High Point
The schedule lists meetings and events from Friday to Saturday including Tea and Topics at Mrs R M Andrews 909 West College Drive, Laura Wesson chapter UD of C at Mrs Joe Snider West Point Avenue, Canter bury club at Mrs W F Ellis Jr West Lexington extension, Club of Twelve at A G Douglas 516 Park Way, DeMolay Hallowe en ball at Emerywood Country club with Guilfordians music, Old Plank Road Royal Arcanum private dance at Arcade club room, Idyllwild club Hallowe en ball at Sedgefield Manor with Hal Moore band and costume prizes.
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Tea and
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
Greensboro
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Joe Snider
West Point Avenue
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis, Jr
West Lexington Extension
Club of
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Hallowe'en
High Point
Order of DeMolay
Emerywood Country Club
Guilfordians
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Arcade
Mrs Stewart Talks Coronation For Business Girls Club
Mrs R K Stewart spoke to the Business and Professional Girls club at the Y hut about her England and Scotland trip this year. She described the Coronation pageant with vivid detail on apparel and ritual and the king and queen’s recognition. Unity Nash presided in Miss Andrews absence. next meeting is Tuesday at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Hut
R. K. Stewart
Altrusa Club Holds Evening Business Meeting
Altrusa members met last evening at seven for a ticket sale update for the Collins Entertainment Festival next month. President Mrs. Mary Ballard led twelve attendees as Lois Welborn urged captains to boost ticket sales and a report on the Second District convention was given. Afterward the group walked to High Point college’s Wrong Memorial library for a college reception.
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Altrusa Club
Mary Ballard
Lois Welborn
Ways and Means
Altrusa
Sedgefield Inn Oven
High Point
Greensboro
Altrunans
High Point College
Piedmont Music Clubs Gather for Reidsville District Meet
Piedmont District of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs meets in Reidsville on Saturday October 30. Mrs J S Correll of Raleigh president speaks on federation objectives. Notables from Greensboro High Point and Guilford College among expected attendees.
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Piedmont District
Reidsville
Herbert W. Coble
Piedmont
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
J.S. Correll
Raleigh
State Federation
Mark Hoffman
Greensboro College
Hugh Altwater
Music
Woman's College of the University
Stuart Pratt
Eton College
W. E. Cook
Mebane
Christine Young
Graham
H. E. Armstrong
Mrs. Crutchfield Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club
Mrs. Douglas Crutchfield entertained the Tuesday Afternoon club with three tables of contract bridge on Mock Street for the club’s name day. prizes went to Mrs. C. F. Gibson and visitor Bertram Heathcote. hostess gifted Mrs. Austin Harrison guest towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Crutchfield
Thomasville Bridge
Thomasville
Mock Street
C. F. Gibson
Bertram Heathcote
Austin Harrison
Roy Proctor
Claiborne Pennington
Z. P. Long
Jesse Finch
P. M. Sherrill
Evelyn Baker
Evelyn Webb
Lela Maud
Isabel Boyles
Miss Fanny Glenn Elder Hosts Thursday Night Bridge Party
Miss Fanny Glenn Elder entertained members of the Thursday Night Bridge club at her home with two tables of bridge amid Halloween themed decorations. The top score prize, a boudoir lamp, went to Miss Lucille Holden and the second award, a desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Glenn Elder
Lucille Holden
District Chapters Daughters America Entertained Here
The Daughters of America Fourth District met with local councils as hostess groups in the North Main street hall. State councillor Mrs. Berta Loman welcomed visitors while national councillor Mrs. Anna B. Harison of St. Louis gave an address on the order. Other speakers included Mrs. Willie Abernathy Edgar Weaver H O Hayworth and Mrs. Lena M. Shipwash. Refreshments followed and music by the McKenzie Peters orchestra accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America of the Fourth District
North Main Street
Berta Loman
Anna B. Harison
St. Louis
Willie Abernathy
Asheville
Edgar Weaver
Greensboro
H. O. Hayworth
Lena M. Shipwash
McKenzie-Peters Orchestra
Local Personal News From Washington to Winston-Salem
Mrs R F J Johnson Jr of Washington DC visits her parents on Parkway arriving Monday for several days. Miss Dorothy Kennedy returns from weekend with parents on the Thomasville road. Manley Craven is a Burrus Memorial Hospital postoperative patient recovering well. Winfred Kennedy and Leaton Foster go fishing in Tampa Florida this week. Mrs A Lee Gibson attends Dr Charles J Alexander funeral in Winston Salem. J B Clodfelter’s health cited as serious at his home. J Frank Parker and W H Gibson spend the day in Winston Salem. Vernon Dennis a City Memorial Hospital patient in Thomasville recovering nicely. Pauline Coltrane ill after surgery last Sunday at Guilford General Hospital.
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E. J. Pee
George Shutt
John Brown
High Point
N. D. Bodie
Jane Pratt
Washington, D. C
Betty Jennings
Duke University
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
C. N. Brown
Harriss Street
Elizabeth Pratt
Whiteville
Lena Pratt
Salem Street
Misa Theresa Hoover
Stratford College
Danville
C. M. Hoover
R. F. J. Johnson, Jr
W. L. Tabb
Parkway
Manley Craven
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Winfred Kennedy
Randleman Route One
Leaton Foster
Tampa
Fla
Florida
A. Lee Gibson
Winston-Salem
Charles J. Alexander
Vernon Dennis
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Pauline Coltrane
Guilford General Hospital
Frank Dailey and His Band at Sedgefield Tuesday
Frank Dailey and his orchestra, based at Meadowbrook on the Turnpike in Cedargrove New Jersey, perform at Sedgefield Manor Tuesday evening as part of the Trumpeteers swing class series. The group, praised as a challenger to Benny Goodman, heads to UNC for a Fall German event before stopping in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dailey
Trumpeteer Club
Sedgefield Manor
Johnny Johnson
the Manor
Garden Club Hosts Fungi Talk at Wayside Meeting
Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod spoke on Fungi and Mushrooms at the Wayside Garden club meeting held at 606 Hillcrest Drive with 14 members present. Reports on the Winston-Salem Garden school were given by Mrs JF Hayden and Mrs E S Wall as club representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Risch
Wayside Garden Club
Hillcrest Drive
Edith Moore Sherrod
Winston-Salem
J. F. Hayden
E. 8. Wall
Co. H. Risch
Women of the Moose Board Meeting This Evening
The executive board of the local Women of the Moose chapter will meet at 7 30 PM at Moose Hall. All board members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Welch Pleads Guilty in Tahquette Oosowal Death
Ed Welch pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Tahquette Oosowal. Superior Judge Hoyle Sink sentenced him to 16 to 20 years in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson City
Ed Welch
Tahquette Oosowal
Hoyle Sink
Royal Arcanum To Meet This Evening
The Old Plank Road council of the Royal Arcanum will hold a meeting at 7 30 this evening at the council hall in the Arcade Building on North Main street. P J Neal arranged the program and plans will be completed for the Hallowe en hall to be held Friday evening.
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Old Plank Road Council of the
Royal Arcanum
Council Hall
North Main Street
P. J. Neal
Hallowe'en
Kappa Gamma Meeting Set For Thursday at Seven
Mrs Ethel Prynt president of Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma urges full attendance at the Thursday night meeting at the Sheraton hotel. Business discussion starts promptly at seven before a lecture led by Dr P E Lindley the educational director.
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Mra
Ethel Prynt
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
Will Entertain Club of Twelve at 6516 Parkway
Mr and Mrs A G Douglas host the Club of Twelve at their home 6516 Parkway Friday at 8 o clock for the regular bi weekly meeting of the club.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Advice to a man on stepfamily and grandmother in the home
A man seeks guidance about his late wife’s mother living with him and his planned marriage to a new wife. The letter asks how to handle the grandmother’s role with his two children and to propose a respectful plan that shifts parenting to the fiancé while preserving goodwill and options for the grandmother.
Change in Step Mother Affairs Raises Child Adjustment Risks
After four years of devotion to grandchildren an active woman may seek change. The text urges insisting on a new arrangement to avoid difficulties in children’s adjustment to a stepmother and possible pests in the household.
Unclear societal claim on spousal opportunity at home
The sentence argues a wife faces real disadvantage without full opportunity to establish herself at home free from unfriendly competition. It presents a prescriptive view about domestic roles and gender dynamics without specific events or entities.
UNC professor Dr. Hudson to speak in Greensboro Friday
Dr A P Hudson English professor at the University of North Carolina will read a discussion on books and reading in the Women's College library Friday afternoon October 29. The program includes informal book discussions and teas to promote interest in books. Hudson authored Polk Songs of Mississippi and Their Background and Humor of the Old Deep South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
A. P. Hudson
University of North Carolina
Woman’s College Library
Camels Endure Nine Days Without Water
A note on camel physiology states that camels can survive about nine days without drinking. The claim highlights their drought endurance and water conservation adaptations.
Commercial Club Prepares for Hallowe'en Ball at Bryce College
Bryce Commercial College club finalized plans for a Hallowe'en ball to be held Friday night in the club rooms. The program committee has secured the Imperial Salome orchestra and other entertainment. Students will wear costumes and invitations go to former students and special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Commercial College Club
Hallowe'en
Imperial Salome
Auto Wreck Fatal Near Here Claims Farmville Man
E F Thomas of Williamston was in critical condition after an auto accident when his car overturned near here yesterday. J H Howerton of Farmville was killed instantly after giving Thomas a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
E. F. Thomas
Williamston
J. H. Howerton
Farmville
Thomas
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Ruth Meachan
Lexington
Ethel Levett
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Culpepper
Ralph J. Sykes
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Gloy
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Dorothy Miller
Burlington
BE. H. P. Wies
Guilford College
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C. W. Key
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P. D. Rudd
Federation
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John Crowell
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Louisburg College
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Thissell Street
J. Frank Parker
W. H. Gibson
Sedgefield
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Mansfield
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Hallowe'en Ball
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Prospect Church
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