Haworth Discusses State Amendments For YWCA Women
Byron Haworth spoke to the Business and Professional Women of the YWCA at the YWCA meeting presided by Miss Marie Ath. He explained four state constitutional amendments on the fall ballot, describing them as boosting salaries, removing local debt limits, increasing property tax totals, and setting elections by majority vote. Miss Unity Nash introduced him, with Miss Josephine Bradley as guest and Miss Jewell Myers on piano. Revenues of the United States post office totaled 1,224,572,170 dollars in 1946.
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The
YWCA
Marieath
Unity Nash
Byron Haworth
United States Post Office
Plans In Place For Altrusa Play The Glass Menagerie
The Altrusa club ticket committee led by chair Louise Abernathy completed plans for the November 15 presentation of The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams. Proceeds support tonsillectomy work for underprivileged children. Showtime is eight o'clock at the senior high school auditorium.
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Louise Abernathy
Tennessee Williams
Altrusa Club
Cosmetologists Meet At Sheraton Hotel
The High Point Come association held its monthly business meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 at the Sheraton hotel. Plans were finalized for a square dance set for November 13 at 8 30 at the Armory.
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High Point Come Association
Sheraton Hotel
Armory
Notable Guests and Local Residents in High Point Area
Mr and Mrs Willis I Slane and Mr and Mrs Earl N Phillips recently visited the Greenbrier at White Sulphur Springs. Dr and Mrs Craig Parks travel to New York City for postgraduate study at the New York Post-Graduate Medical School. Dr Parks to return November 1. Mrs Paul Greenway hosted by Mr and Mrs D E Hinkle Sr on Commerce Street. Mrs B W Manley moved to 509 Cable Street after orthope dic surgery at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Donald Creasey is a patient at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital under treatment and now able to receive visitors.
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Willis “I. Slane
Earl N. Phillips
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Craig Parks
New York City
Parks
New York
Paul Greenway
Route 5
High Point
D. E. Hinkle Sr
Commerce Street
B. W. Manley
Cable Street
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Donald Creasey
Boulevard
Allreds
Garland Alfred
Sophia
Betty Louise
Washington Street
Malinda Jane Melton
J. H. Melton
Route 4
Malinda Jane
City Schools Leader Outlines Conditions At PTA Council Meet
Charles F. Carroll superintendent of city schools outlined current conditions to fifty four members of the city wide Parent-Teacher council at the fall kickoff held at Elm Street school. He cited a 33 to 1 pupil teacher ratio and announced additional teachers for specialized work while noting staff changes and cafeteria setup. Mrs. C. B. Loflin chaired and welcomed attendees as Dr. Loren Wallin praised city health efforts and the meeting closed with remarks from the radio committee.
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Charles F. Carroll
Elm Street
Carroll
C. B. Loflin
Maragret Flintom
Rosemary Raney
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Yron Haworth
Isiness
Josephine Bradley
Annabelompson
Jewell Myers
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Alhen
Blue Cross Plan
E. R. Thomas
Mer
Security Bank
N. C
Comprehensive Group
Hospital Care Association
Durham, N. C
North Carolina Insurance Dept
America
Parent-Teachers Association of
Hasty School
W. A. Kernodle
English Street
Henderson
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Argie Wood
Ragan Street
Eckerd, Jeff
Ring Harris
Mann, Galloway and
Anderson
Washington ST
F. Carroll
Parent-Teacher Council
Leonora Craig
Radio Council
Council
Dr. Lane
New York University
Lester
Watchmaker
Kriegsman
Kriegsman Manufacturing Farriers
Greensboro
Kolinsky
South Main St
Kee Mans
Krigesman
Kerceson
NEW Merita
Merita
Ness
Bruce Dunbar
Merita Home Service Institute
American Bakeries Company
Atlanta
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