Y W C A News Local and Social Highlights
Miss Clara I Cox is named legislative chairman for ten North Carolina YWCA associations with Mrs J A Eshelman as local chair. The program targets child labor laws school laws marriage divorce law observance and international goodwill. The issue also notes social events in Lexington including a party hosted by Miss Kathryn Eanes for New Bern guests and a Lexington Music Club restart after summer.
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Clara I. Cox
North Carolina
J. A. Eshelman
I'll Yell the World quotes on YWCA program and public questions
Henrietta Roeloffs argues in the Woman's Press that the YWCA must be judged by its process and merits. She defends the evolving American program and attacks propagandist misrepresentation aimed at fear and doubt among the public.
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Henrietta Roeloffs
The
Woman's Press
Masaryk honors two women with White Lion for immigrant work
President Masaryk awarded the Order of the White Lion to Mrs. Edith Terry Bremer and Mrs. Ludmila Kucharova Foxlee for their efforts aiding girls and women of foreign nationalities in the United States. Bremer heads the National Board’s Immigration and Foreign Communities Department and Foxlee represents at Ellis Island. The recognition honors their work across 51 cities where International Institutes reported gratification.
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Masaryk
Czecho-Slovakia
Edith Terry Bremer
Ludmila Kucharova Foxlee
White Lion
United States
Lexington Bridge Club Honors Mrs Sweeney At Tea Party
Mrs W O Burgin hosted a Thursday Afternoon Bridge gathering at her West Second Avenue home. Guests included Mrs E F C Sweeney of Charlotte and Mrs Hiram Turner visiting from Ann Arbor. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Bernhardt for high score and to Mrs Carroll Wall for visitors prize.
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Paul Bernhardt
West First Avenue
Hiram Turner
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lexington
Paul Raper
J. KL. Gordon
Turner
Ralph Pratt
Winston-Salem
T. C. Hinkle
Cliff Thompson
Mary Trice
W. O. Burgin
Joe Moffitt
Robert L. Reynolds
J M. Gamewell
Paul R. Raper
B. H. Finch
C. W Davis
Wood Dorsett
J. I. Gordon
Margaret R. Gooch
Charles Hackney
West Second Avenue
EF. C. Sweeney
Charlotte
Carroll Wall
Lena Schulz
E. C. Sweeney
C. C. Wall
Cc. W. Davis
R. L. Reynolds
J. M. Gamewell
Edward Willey
J. Su. Gordon
Libb Hutchinson
G. W. Mountcastle
Ira Brinkley
Charles Davis
City Manager Pilcher Heads to OWA Convention
City Manager P. P. Pilcher leaves High Point for Dubuque Iowa to attend a three day convention of city managers. Council previously voted to send him and a special Pullman car is provided for the group. He plans to attend the first session and return to the city next week.
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P. P. _ Pilcher
High Point
Dubuque
Iowa
Pilcher
Charlottesville
Thomasville City Manager to Attend Convention
City official from Thomasville slated to participate in a regional convention. Enterprise Want Ads promise quick results. Kester Furniture Company offers demonstrations of the Easy Washer, phone 2876.
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Enterprise
Kester Furniture Company
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