NCFWC Council Program To Discuss Post War Peace
Nell Battle Lewis will keynote the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs Council Institute in Raleigh. The program includes a musical prelude, a war service film, and sessions led by Mrs. P.R. Rankin and other division chairmen. Presentations cover public schools wartime, legal aid for the poor, juvenile delinquency, and recreation programs.
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Ncfwc Council
Nell Battle Lewis
T ‘S
Council Institute of the
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Raleigh
Woman's Club
North Carolina
Miss Lewis
J. Henry Highsmith
Federation
News & Observer
Lewis
R. Pearson Upchurch
W. G. Quarles
Sta
Micon F. Browne
B. E. Pulliam
War Service Committee
P. R. Rankin
R. H. Latham
Asheville
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Club
T. Fred Henry
Salisbury
John S. Bradway
Duke University
Ropert H. Wright
U. S. Public Health Service
Harolds. Meyer
Chapel Hill
States Recreation Program
More Women Employed In New England War Industries
The U S Employment Service reports a sharp rise in women workers in New England war industries over the past six months. In July women accounted for 43 percent of replacements, reflecting broader labor shifts as the war effort expands.
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Boston
INS
New England
U. S. Employment Service
Woman Leader Calls Workers to Save for War Bonds
Dorothy J. Bellanca, vice president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, urges fellow workers to invest more in War Bonds to fund freedom. She praises past purchases, says soldiers and sailors make sacrifices, and argues every dollar builds a Fund for Freedom to help victory over world despotism.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Dorothy J. Bellanca
Fund For Freedom
U. S. Treasury
Workers of America
Forces of Freedom
Junior Service League Plans Fall Meeting at YWCA
The Junior Service League will hold its first Fall meeting at the Y W C A on Tuesday at 10 30 A M, with Mrs Willis H Slane presiding. A preceding board session at 9 30 A M aims to finish before the general meeting.
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Junior Service League
Willis H. Slane
USO Hostesses Scheduled for Staff Meeting
All USO hostesses both senior and junior must attend the staff meeting set for next Friday September 17 at the Elwood Cafe. New hostesses may not serve until this session is completed, and current hostesses are urged to attend as well.
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USO
Elwood Cafe
Good Will Club Meets at Mrs Loftin Home for Final Session
The Good Will Garden Club will hold its first meeting after postponement at Mrs G K Loftin's home 611 Montheu Avenue Wednesday at ten o clock. Dr C Excelle Rozzelle pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will be guest speaker at this time.
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Good Will Garden Club
G. K. Loftin
Montheu Avenue
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
State AAUW Head Leaves Today For D C Meeting
Mrs. R. A. Herring, president of the North Carolina division of the American Association of University Women, departs for Washington to attend the state presidents’ meeting September 13 to 16. The conference will review branches, wartime needs, and postwar programs including women’s job opportunities, child welfare, social security, price control, and arts and education. Forty presidents had RSVP’d, with sessions at the National Cathedral School for Girls and the AAUW clubhouse on I Street.
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R. A. Herring
North Carolina
American Association of University Women
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
National Cathedral School For Girls
National A. A. Ny Va
I Street
A.A.U.W
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Dallas
A.A. U.W
University Women's War Relief Fund
France
England
Finland
Sweden
Palestine
Canada
Switzerland
Shanghai
Istanbul
Lisbon
Manila
Hawaii
Alaska
A. A.U.W
Local residents journey and recoveries noted in brief
Catherine Cross and Billie Ruth Frazier return home after ten days in Atlanta. Mrs. J. A. Eshelman visited relatives in New York and Ocean Grove with daughter Frances. Mrs. J. L. Cecil recuperates at home post appendectomy from Guilford General Hospital. Ruby Lee Aiken improves after appendectomy. T. A. Marlowe and J. H. Ayers party head to New York and California then Florida. Barbara Hazlewood to enter Sullins Academy in Bristol Tennessee. Burrus Memorial operation patient Mrs. J. A. Walden returns home. Mrs. C. DeWitt Holton at Guilford General Hospital visits possible. Mrs. Mary P. Green leaves for Norfolk for a week with daughter Elizabeth.
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Catherine Cross
Billie Ruth Frazier
Atlanta
J. A. Eshelman
New York
Frances Eshelman
Ocean Grove
N. J
A. G. Page
Miss Eshelman
T. A. Marlowe
New York City
J. H. Ayers
Miami
Fla
Ayers
Los Angeles
Calif
High Point
Florida
Barbara Hazlewood
Bristol, Tenn
Sullins Academy
W. P. Hazlewood
Westwood
J. A. Walden
English Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. DeWitt Holton
Archdale
Guilford General Hospital
Bridge Team Supports Cancer Ward At National Tournament
Players at the national bridge tournament raised over 600 dollars for a children’s ward aiding cancer patients, placing a milk bottle on the entry table. The article details a complex hand where declarer faced entry troubles and varied strategies as partners and opponents pursued trumps, diamonds, and hearts to reach a potential three-heart win.
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League
North
Our Baby Album Celebrates Neighborhood Birthdays
Charles Gene Brinkley, son of Mr and Mrs David E Brinkley of Fourth street, turns four on Wednesday. Brenda Joyce Smith, daughter of Henry D Smith and Mrs Christine Brady Smith of High Point route three, marks her first birthday on September 5. Bradford Millis Nifong observes his first birthday on September 1, son of Mr and Mrs C B Nifong of 1406 King street. Little Miss Drema Joyce Woolard will be one year old September 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon E Woolard of 511 Blair street. Beverly Kay Miller, 16 months old on August 27, is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Miller of Trinity route one. William L Mickey, one-year-old son of Mr and Mrs L F Mickey of Wilmington, former residents of this city, celebrates his first birthday tomorrow September 13.
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Charles Gene Brinkley
David E. Brinkley
Fourth Street
Brenda Joyce Smith
Henry D. Smith
Christine Brady Smith
High Point
Bradford Millis Nifong
C. B. Nifong
King Street
Drema Joyce Woolard
Leon E. Woolard
Blair Street
Beverly Kay Miller
William Miller
Trinity Route One
William L. Mickey
L. FE. Mickey
Wilmington
Rebecca Ruth Meadows
Meadows
Greenway Avenue
Brenda Joyce Liner
Liner
Hillsboro
Nancy Jean Grimes
Buddy
Lawrence FE. Grimes
Park Street
Charles Edwards Lovelace
Horace E. Lovelace
Worth Avenue
Philip Paul Pilcher
Paul C. Pilcher
Franklin Street
Norman Douglas Griffin
J. N. Griffin
Clara Cox Apts
Sedgefield Hunt Meeting Set for September 13
An important Sedgefield Hunt meeting will be held Monday evening September 13 at 7 45 in the clubroom at Sedgefield Stables. All members and prospective members are urged to attend as new officers for the coming year will be elected per hunt secretary Charles L Kearns.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
Charles L. Kearns
Hunt
Veterans Sewing Machines Re-enlist For The Duration
Disabled veteran sewing machines are called to remodel clothes at home or serve with Red Cross or USO units. An Agriculture Department bulletin notes 480 old machines in Maryland were mostly salvageable with cleaning and oiling. Uncertainty remains on coal, milk rations, and peanut products while economy cigarettes rise one cent and poultry supplies shift for holidays.
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Washington
Red Cross
USO
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
University of Maryland
Office of Information
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Office of Price Administration
England
War Food Administration
Gunman Robs Los Angeles Grocery Chain Employee
A gunman robbed a Los Angeles chain grocery store clerk taking 55 dollars and one pound of butter before fleeing. Police search the area for a suspect described as wearing dark clothing and a cap. No injuries reported.
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Los Angeles
Church Social Circles Set Meetings at Wesley Memorial
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Wesley Memorial church schedules nine circle meetings on Monday afternoon led by named chairs with specific host addresses and times. A general meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary of First Presbyterian is set for 3 o’clock at the church with a talk by Mrs. Charles A. McMurry. Loyal Workers class of North Main Street Baptist meets Tuesday at 7:30 at 215 West Lexington Avenue with Mrs. Ruby Williams as associate hostess.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Church
J. R. Adams
J. T. Ferebee
Montheu Ave
Mary Adams
J. Allen Austin
J. E. Marsh
S. Main St
D. N. Welborn
Clyde R. Edwards
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
Associates
W. H. Albertson
R. FE. Lippard
J. A. Eshelman
J. W. Rose
Louise Ave
W. A. Bivins
A. W. Dunbar
J. A. Johnson
Glenn Smith
Wellington Rd
F. C. Sharpe
Charles Welch
Circle No
J.E. Millis
Amos Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Fred N. Tate
R. N. Mann
Forrest Murray
F. J. Sizemore
Brentley Circle
H. J. Haeflinger
W. T. Powell
Powell
George McLarty
W. R. Davis
J. C. Sheloff
Sheloff
N. Main
Zada Cecil
George Dobbins
A. L. Stevens
Woman's Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
Gleaners
Charles A. McMurry
North Main Street Baptist Church
J. W. Ledwell
West Lexington Avenue
Ruby Williams
Friends Auxiliary Luncheon With Guest Speaker
The Woman's Auxiliary of Central Friends Church will hold its regular luncheon in the church annex tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Charles A. McMurry will be guest speaker at the event.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Central Friends Church
Charles A. McMurry
Bat migration spans continents from France to Japan
It was discovered through banding that a bat species in France travels to Japan for wintering, showing remarkable long distance migratory behavior.
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France
Japan
Mother rat steals bills to feed eight young in desk nest
Greenville Mississippi police report Earl Nelson investigated a missing fifteen one dollar bills from an office desk. He found a mother rat had pulled the money from a drawer and feathered a nest for her eight offspring in the rear of the desk.
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Greenville
Miss
Earl Nelson
Births and church meeting note in local ITEM
G W Pleasants Jr and Mrs G W Pleasants announce a son born September 4 at Burrus Memorial hospital in Durham. Mr and Mrs Charles Ridge announce a daughter Sandra Jane born August 30 at City Memorial Hospital in Thomasville. The Earnest Workers class at Highland Methodist Church meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs Julia Millikan and Mrs W E Arledge as hostesses.
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G. W. Pleasants, Jr
Durham
G. W
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Highland Methodist Church
Julia Millikan
W. E. Arledge
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Madeline Hoover
Chas. G. Doak
N. C. Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pichy
Weers
Perm
Gray May
Fannie Wilson
Fashion Beauty Shop
Samuel Hyman
South Main Street
Good Will Club
Mrs. Loftin
Champ Rigger
State Aauw
D. C
J. L. Cecil
Ruby Lee Aiken
800 Lake Street
Mary P. Green
Norfolk, Va
Miss Elizabeth Green
Val
Our
McKenney
By William BE. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Sedgefield Hunt Meeting
Home Front
W. Ss. C
Wesley Memorial
Friends Auxiliary
Traveler
David Chains Dancing
North Main Street
Celia Berg
Myra Jean Clark
G. W. Pleasants
IIS
Charles Ridge
Thomasville
Sandra Jane
City Memorial Hospital
Sheraton Hepplewhite
Duncan Physe
Directoire
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