Jammed Schools Face Critical Year in U. S. Education
U S Education Commissioner McGrath warns of a critical year as enrollments surge in elementary and secondary schools. Federal official Ewing calls for congressional aid to address teacher shortages and housing needs, predicting 1950 1960 capital outlays of about 10 billion dollars for public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Earl James McGrath
Oscar R. Ewing
Congress
Ewing
Office of Education
Agen
McGrath
Ers
United States
Syrup of Black-Draught Featured For Children
A dated ad touts Syrup of Black-Draught as a pleasant tasting laxative for children. It claims ease of use, quick relief of constipation and notes the product is pure and efficiently made by a well known manufacturer. Buy today at your druggist.
Habitual Criminals Statute May Be Adopted By State
Paroles Commissioner T C Johnson says North Carolina could adopt a life term for repeat felons and consider indeterminate sentences with minimums and maximums. He notes many states have life terms for multiple felonies and questions the value of current maximum terms. He favors paroling on minimums and releasing at maximum terms.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
T. C. Johnson
Johnson
DAR Work Discussed By State Regent At Alexander Martin Group
Miss Virginia Horne state regent of the North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution spoke at the Alexander Martin chapter meeting held at Mrs. G. H. Kearns home. She recalled DAR origins and described the three point program emphasizing patriotic historical and educational work. plans for the Golden Jubilee in Charlotte next March were outlined and attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Horne
Wadesboro
North Carolina Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Alexander Martin
G. H. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Miss Horne
D.A.R
Charlotte
Horne
J. F. Lambeth
Thomasville
Pro
Gam
J. F. Hayden
P. C. Smith
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
Kearns
Edith Moore Sherrod
A. F E. Tate
R. A. Herring
Bruce Carraway
W. T. Powell
C. T. Ingram
Jack Cheek
Greensboro
Local clubs schedule dinners meetings and wedding events
The High Point Business and Professional Women’s club plans a 6:30 p m dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. The Town and Country Garden club meets at W L Robinson’s home with Fall Planting talk, then to Mrs Joe Gray’s on Gatewood. Mrs J D Green hosts for Miss Bonnie Hoffman, bride elect, at 701 Montheu. The Friendship club gathers at 715 Howard. Dessert bridge hosted by Mrs George Cecil for Elsie Strother, bride elect, on Wiltshire. Friday night features the Strother Thompson wedding rehearsal at Wesley Memorial Church followed by a party at the Thompsons’ English street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Town and Country Garden Club
W. L. Robinson
Joe Gray
Gatewood
J. D. Green
Bonnie Hoffman
Friendship Club
Robert X. Anderson
Howard Street
George Cecil
Elsie Strother
Wiltshire Blvd
Strother-Thompson
Wesley Memorial Church
H. L. Thompson
English Street
Society Notes From High Point and Nearby Visits
A roundup of local social updates includes Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marquis of Hollywood and Mr. and Mrs. William Southwick of Quebec leaving after a visit with the Burtons. Other items mention Margaret Marquis in a Rialto film, Scottie Cook heading to West Hampton College, and Walter L. Jackson Jr returning to High Point after UNC graduation. The report also notes Blue Star Highway marker events, hospital updates, travels of Lt. and Mrs. Yazel, and a family bereavement in Snydertown. Practical kitchen tips and stamp meter capabilities are ended as a miscellaneous closing.
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Leo Marquis
Hollywood
Calif
William Southwick
Quebec
Canada
R. Allen Burton
Route Six
Margaret Marquis
Marquis
Rialto Theater
Fred J. Bartlett
Raleigh
Blue Star Highway
North Carolina
Bartlett
Afternoon Garden Club entertained by Mrs Roy Conrad
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden club met at Mrs Roy Condrads home with twenty members. Officers of the Out Our Way club as guests approved the garden council projects for the year and welcomed new member Mrs Piet er Montgomery. A flower show was announced for the next meeting with a garden visit and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Conrad
J. R. Meredith
O. W. Thomas
Garden Council
Pieter Montgomery
Lovely Garden
Conrad
H. D Minnis
M. R. Shields
Rice Stuffing and Relish for Platter
Combine cooked rice with onion sautéed in butter, salt, pepper, chopped parsley, and a foamy egg. For relish, mix cold beans with French dressing and beets cut into shoestrings with sour cream and seasoning.
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S, Prie
Continental Beauty School
Bugs
Washington St
Ann Page
A&P’s
THE
GREAT
North Carolina Society
Emerywood Country Club
J. A. Kellenberger
Hayden
High Point
C. K. Proctor
J. C. Moore
Ruth Lyon
J. £. Lambeth
Enterprise
Byrd
Mrs. W. B. Douglass
Flugaton, Kansas
Mrs
J. N. Stanley
Scottie” Cook
Ashley M. Cook
Richmond
Virginia
West Hampton College
University of Richmond
Fred Heed, Jr
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Arthur B. Williams
Mr. Williams
Archdale
Walter L. Jackson, Jr
University of North Carolina
Jackson Hosiery Mills
James V. Yatel
Bobby
Bolling Field
Washington, D. C
St. Yazel
Cora E. Yazel
Wesley Place
Sara Ann Clinard
O. S. Clinard
Best Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Thomas White
Route 4
Boulevard
M. E. Roach
West
Commerce Street
S. E. Taylor
Johnsonburg, Pa
Carrie Shufelt
Edwin
Snydertown
Penna
Leesville N. Y
Sparkle
Eis Aan Eh
ANN Page Foods
Ls Ann Page Foods
Will
American Baby Magazine
Ashebor
E. Commerce
Anne Adams
Adams
High Pot Enterprise
West 17Th St
New York
Anne Adams Suimnmer
Fach Glamorog
Lincoln
CAN River
Dan River
Punjab
SOC
Alexander's Inc
North Main Stgh Point, N. C
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