Federated Clubwomen Pledge Defense Efforts for New Year
Mrs John L Whitehurst new General Federation of Women's Clubs president says 16000 clubs should join the defense program as war looms The plan creates a National Defense Special Committee with divisions led by prominent clubwomen across North Carolina and the nation to study agriculture aviation housing nursing nutrition and other defense related areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Clubwomen
John L. Whitehurst
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlantic City
General Federation
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Geneva Federation
Harold V. Milligan
New York
John D. Robinson
North Carolna Federation
United States
P.R. Rankin
State Federation
Robinson
C. We
Proctor
Oxford
Robert P. Wormes
Mount Olive
Division of Agriculture
State College
Foint
Division of Aviation
Kenneth Daey
Asheville
John S. Forrest
Hendersonville
Wilbur Bunn
Raleigh
J. W. McGuinn
High
Robert O. Way
Wilmington
Z. V. Conyers
Greensboro
R. S. Ferguson
Taylorsville
J. A. Graney
Charlotte
T.G. Monroe
Hamlet
Frank Spencer
Winston-Salem
Karl Bishopric
Spray
Treasury Department
Dorcas Reid
State Library Commission
Institute Council
Rankin
Raleigh Institute Council
League Gives Large Sum For British Aid From Meatless Days
The Junior Service League reports fifty five dollars to Bundles for Britain for meatless day observance and monthly $1 pledges through year end. The Bundles for Britain drive promotes wool, needles, and knitted sea boots and sweaters for British forces. A charity car show at the American Car of Wonders runs Friday and Saturday near the post office to raise funds and awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Britain
League
Bundles For
Car of Wonders
Theseas
Bridge
Bundles
Britain, Inc
America
Head-Do fall openings spark fashionable hair changes
Alicia Hart reports on fall openings by designers like Hattie Carnegie showcasing “head-do” styles. Neat clippings, towels tied as veils, knitted decorations, and sculpted tresses dominate as busy women seek practical glamour with simple comb-fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
NER
America
Hafr
Coif
Hattie Carnegie
COLES
Sophie
Marriage Solemnized Sunday Afternoon at Baptist Church
Miss Lillian Casey Greensboro became the bride of Barney Venable McBride of Fayetteville and Thomasville in a simple ceremony at First Baptist Church Greensboro. Dr A B Conrad officiated with ring ceremony as music by Mrs Harry Monroe and Erlu Neese accompanied. Family and close friends attended. couple to reside in Thomasville after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lillian Casey Greensboro
Barney Venable McBride
Ayetteville
Thomasville
A. B. Conrad
New Church
Harry Monroe
Tanist
Erlu Neese
Greensboro
Monroe
Liszt
Schubert
Fayetteville
Levetter Lee Casey
Jimmy Casey
Broadus Casey
Betty Lou Kresbe
Broadus
Casey
Hamilton
Bardenias
Claude Lambe Casey
Russell Funeral Home
Virs. McBride
Burgess Children Have Joint Party
Mrs. R. P. Burgess hosted a birthday gathering Saturday at 300 Carter Street for daughters Shirley and Peggy Ann celebrating their fourth and sixth birthdays. Guests enjoyed games and gifts before refreshments were served by Mrs. Ed Farlow and Mrs. J. P. Bowers to a group including Ronda Gale Dusenberry Betty Koontz Regina Burleson Sonny Davis Patsy McBride Ela Jean Ball C. C. Ball Shirley Kennedy Bobby Burgess Edna Bowers Mary Koontz and Mrs. Dusenherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Burgess
Carter Street
Shirley
Peggy Ann
Burgess
Ed Farlow
J. P. Bowers
Sonja Ann Shook Feted With Party
Mrs WL Shook hosted a lawn birthday party for her daughter Sonja Ann to celebrate her third birthday on a Friday. Guests enjoyed games, balloons, ice cream cake and mints served by Mrs Shooks and As H C Nance. Present were Barbara Jean Gregory Carole Jolene Frank Rosetta Griffin Joseph Marion Glenda Dewayne Nance Suzanne Skid Hauser Carolyn Barr Ruby Richard Hallihan Charles Styron Jane Harris Myra Culler Dwight Mack Linda Johnson. Sonja Ann received many gifts from life friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shook
Sonja Ann
Miss Iris English Birthday Farewell Party
Miss Edna Allman hosted a combined birthday and farewell gathering at her Archdale home for Miss Iris English of Archdale. The event celebrated her seventeenth birthday and her pending move to Greensboro to attend N C C W during Freshman Week, with gifts and a evening of games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Allman
Archdale
Iris English
Miss English
Greensboro
Mr. Allman
W. D. English
Misses English
Virginia Snider
Mozelle
Keller
Sue Lassiter
Edith Green
Delphia Kennedy
Oleta Bulla
Edna Auman
Don Payne
Bension Lassiter
Fred Cox
Lloyd Hill
Cecil Pegram
Bill Fulton
June Auman
Billy Lanier Hosts Fifth Birthday Party Guests
Billy Vance Lanier celebrated his fifth birthday Saturday afternoon with friends from 2 to 4. Activities included lawn games and a prize for the best song. A pink white birthday cake with candles and ice cream and cake were served. Guests included Tommy Norman Arlin Burton Lynn Moore Roger Moore Linda Jones Hollis Prestwood Richard Jones Peggy Moore Carolyn Bos Vian Darrel Powers Bobby Pierce Janet Jewel Smith Creed Prestwood Bobby Jones Warren W. C. Grubb Kitty Moran Betty Jo Earnhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Vance Lanier
Jean Newby
Darrell Powers
Tommy Norman
Arlin Burton
Lynn Moore
Roger Moore
Linda Jones
Hollis Prestwood
Richard Jones
Peggy Moore
Carolyn Bos' Vian
Darrel Powers
Bobby Pierce
Janet
Jewel Smith
Creed Prestwood
Bobby Jones
Warren
W. C. Grubb
Kitty Moran
Betty Jo Earnhardt
Personal note about cake and Rumford Baking Powder
A handwritten appeal promises a fresh cake made with Rumford Baking Powder. It claims no alum and a long lasting moist taste and texture. The note offers a free booklet with baking ideas and provides a Rumford box mailing address in Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Rumford
Rumford Rhode
Social Calendar for Emerywood Club Week Highlights
A series of social events at Emerywood Country Club and Sedgefield includes the Musical Art Club meeting with Mesdames Amos and Fraley, a weekly Ladies Bridge party, a luncheon at Mrs. H. W. McCain’s home, and a September W C A Membership Luncheon with Jacques Hardre. Additional gatherings feature book and temperance clubs, garden and study groups, and a fall dinner dance with Fleet Greer’s Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
R. T. Amos
W. J. Fraley
Collier Ellis
Katherine Kearns
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Adams Memorial
Jacques Hardre
France
University of North
Fleet Grees
Charlotte
Jeanne Rankin
Helen Crowder
Sedgefield
Catherine Kearns
Mary Alan Clinard
Robert Rankin
Nannabeth Null
William Snow Hayes
Betty Gwyn Weaver
College Head Urges Women As Divorce Judges
Dr James M Wood president of Stephens College in Columbia Missouri urged that women judges replace men in divorce courts He cited a National Association of Women Lawyers survey finding no woman judge in divorce cases though women sit on state judiciaries He praised women presiding over domestic relations courts for their counseling and urged their jurisdiction over divorce trials to promote reconciliation and assist families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
James M. Wood
Stephens College
National Association of Women Lawyers
Idivorce
Gifts received by Billy recorded in local notes
Frank Capps Jr and Donald Lowe are listed as gift givers to Billy. Photographs of the ground were taken by Mrs Lanier, with refreshments served by Mrs Ralph Steelman and Mrs Rudy Clark assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Capps, Jr
Donald Lowe
Billy
Lanier
Ralph Steelman
Rudy Clark
Local Notes on Fayetteville Visitors and Service Members
Mr and Mrs Earl McGill of Fayetteville and Mrs Minnie Nevin of Raeford spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl McGill at their High Point route home before returning home yesterday. Private Elery Moffitt, stationed at Barksdale Field Louisiana, to spend a week with his parents at 702 Commerce Street. Miss Virginia Crouch returns home from Palm Beach Florida to Sil Tate Street after a week with relatives. Miss Minervia Wagner registered at Nyack Missionary Training Institute for Bible study to teach juveniles. Dr W A Hayes of Edgedale Drive improving after surgery at Charlotte Memorial Hospital, plan to remain about ten days.
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Earl McGill
Fayetteville
Minnie Nevin
Raeford
Carl McGill
High Point
Elenry Moffitt
D.T. Moffitt
Commerce Street
Moffitt
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Louisiana
Virginia Crouch
Sil Tate Street
Palm Beach
Fla
A. B. Crouch
Minervia Wagner
R. D. Wagner
Willowbrook Street
Missionary Training Institute
Nyac
N.t
W. A. Hayes
Edgedale Drive
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Hayes
Mrs. Allen Birthday Dinner Observed At Home
Friends gathered at 513 White Oak Street to honor Mrs. Allen on her birthday. The group then traveled to City Lake for a picnic dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fix of Jamestown, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hix of Asheboro, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Bowles of Jamestown, Mrs. R. A. Leterlah, Miss Myrtle Moses, Mrs. G. W. Allen, Mrs. Hilda Foster of Burlington, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hawks of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Allen
White Oak Street
City Lake
Guy Fix
Jamestown
A. R. Hix
Asheboro
T., M. Bowles
R.A. Leterlah
Myrtle Moses
G. W. Allen
Hilda Foster
Burlington
R. L. Hawks
High Paint
Greensboro College Rush Week Enrolls 75 and 73 New Members
Emerson literary society led by Mary Jon Thomas enrolled 75 new members while Irving society under Peaseee Winstead enrolled 73. Freshmen faced tests in psychology English and music aptitude as orientation began Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro College
Emerson Literary Society
Mary Jon Thomas
Jonesboro
Irving Society
Peaseee Winstead
Roxboro
Annette Shinn
Luther L. Gobbel
Mark Hoffman
School of Music
Walter Vassar
Mildred Town
American Book Club To Meet At Home Of Mrs J D Pickard
The American Book Club will meet tomorrow at 3 p m at the home of Mrs J D Pickard S07 West College Drive Announcement made this morning Birth notices report several families welcoming daughters including Mrs R C Metters at East Green Street extension and Mrs James H Mullis at 431 Willowbrook Street Barbara Diane King born September 10 at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs G E King formerly Pauline Kelly of 1113 Redding Street Fatal accident in Shelby as 8 year old Ben Peterson dies after stabbing self while peeling a pear at grandparents home near Patterson Springs News notes on weather fire and air travel safety
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Book Club
J. D. Pickard
West College Drive
R. C. Metters
East Green Street
James H. Mullis
Marie Elena
Willowbrook Street
Mullis
Virgie Shumaker
Barbara Diane King
G. E. King
Barbara Diane
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Shelby
Ben Peterson
David Peterson
Patterson Springs
Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings
Lebanon and area Christian Endeavor Societies met last evening with outdoor departure from church at 4 30 pm. Mrs E B Barnes led photos and picnic, Florence Montgomery led program Work and Its Blessings, Jeanette Cole read scripture, and the group sang O Jesus I Have Promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
West End Baptist Lottle Moon Circle Meets Tonight
The Lottle Moon Circle of West End Baptist Church gathers at 7 30 with Mrs T D Hedrick at 503 Kennedy Street. Circle Sisters are revealed. members urged to attend. County Union hosts Wilma Baldwin Archdale Society president and state officers present. luncheon and services follow. mass meeting slated for Springfield Church Tuesday night September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afiss
Catherine Albertson
Christian Endeavor Society
Smliss Albertson
Howard Wood
Lottle Moon Circle
Lottle Moon
West End Baptist Church
T. D. Hedrick
Kennedy Street
Wsteland
Archdale School
Archdale Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Benedics Lion
Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor Society
Mallie Fowler
Frank Smith
Kathleen Cassell
L. J. Mabe
Bowen
Orena Bullin
Mallie Fowster
Rat
Springfield Church
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J W. McGuinn
Division OF Industry
Charles G. Doak
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hattle Carnegie
Pele
Baptist Church
Red Cross Shoes
High Point By
Kirkman-Neal Shoe CO
South Main Street
Proctor and Gamble Soap Sale
Chipso
Oxydol
Phe Lee
SELOX
Crisco
Bic Bear
Mrs. Allen
New York City
Deep River
Frances Williams
Marcella Thornton
Ihe
Deep River Friends Church
City Union Quarterly
Wanda Smith
David Neave
Doris Marie Wilson
Archdale Friends
Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor Society
Randolph
Welch Memorial Methodist
Watt
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