Germans and Americans mingle in Munich international study course
The Munich based three week international holiday course brings 117 students from seven nations to visit technical plants, villages, and cultural sites. Participants praise the project as a bridge for postwar understanding while facing food, housing, and coordination hurdles in occupied Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther V. W. Tufty
Central Press
Germany
Geramny
United States Army
Berlin
Lucius Clay
Munich
Ifke
Heidelberg
Marburg
Rome
Zurich
United States
Roger M. Shaw
Oberlin College
U. S
Laitz
Buderus
Engineers Museum
Amer
Munich University
Shaw
Hermann Jordan
George Holmes
Pittsburgh
Yale
Alps
Switzerland
David Finnie
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Princeton
Bay City
John
Irene Stock
Ann Arbor
Ents
Stocks
Zurich University
Schlack
Murray D. van Wagoner
Bavaria
France
Italy
Rockefeller Foundation
Tiny Flowers And Insects Cast In Gold
In Auckland a retired dentist Do. E. Clarke claims 15 years of work on gold inlay modelling. He creates plaster moulds and uses a secret technique to force melted gold through a pin head sized hole to cast flowers and insects in gold, including a golden centipede and a delicate elderberry leaf sprig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Do. E. Clarke
Clarke
Paris
Clarks
Ark
Nettle Moulded in Aluminum Shows Tiny Spikes
A historical note describes aluminium moulding of nettle showing spikes so fine they require magnification to perceive. The article highlights micro-textural features and suggests careful handling in metalworking contexts.
N. C. Church Council Reelects Dr Harrell
The North Carolina Council of Churches reelected Dr Clyde A Milner of Guilford College and Mrs C C Todd of Rocky Mount as vice presidents and named Everett B Weatherspoon treasurer. Dr J A Redhead was succeeded as vice president by Gurney P Hood with Dr Stanley C Kemp of Durham rejected as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Council of Churches
Stanley C. Kemp
Durham
Clyde A. Milner
Guilford College
C. C. Todd
Rocky Mount
Aubrey Mauney
Kings Mountain
H. A. White
Everett B. Weatherspoon
Gurney P. Hood
J. A. Redhead
Greensboro
Dr George D Heaton and Mrs M A Tilley Named
Dr. George D Heaton of Charlotte and Mrs M A Tilley of Atlanta are referenced in the fragment, indicating a potential social or formal mention involving both individuals. The snippet suggests a cross city connection between personalities in North and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Heaton
Charlotte
M. A. Tilley
Atlanta
Local clubs schedule meetings and social events
The week features many gatherings: Business and Professional Women's Club at the Sheraton. Mrs J William Bennett hosts a dinner for bride-elect Miss Mary Elizabeth Bennett at Bliss Greensboro. Friendship Club lunch at Mrs Geo Covington’s home. Tea and Topics Club first fall meeting hosted by Mrs F H Hallenbeck. Wild Flower Club meeting at Mrs Raymance’s home with associate hostess Mrs Paul Spencer. Mrs T A Williams honors Miss Betty Lois Wall and Raymond W Watson’s October 9 wedding at Gibson Gold Room. Irene Plummer and Elizabeth Byerly host a bridge party at Gibson Gold Room for Miss Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
J. William Bennett
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Bliss
Greensboro
Friendship Club
Geo Covington
North M Street
The
Wild Flower Club
Raymance
Wellington
Paul Spencer
T. A. Williams
Betty Lois Wall
Raymond W. Watson
Gibson Gold Room
Irene Plummer
Elizabeth Byerly
Local club events scheduled in Gibsonville area
Friday at 10 30 p m local club women plan to attend a district meeting in Gibsonville with transport arranged by Mrs J F Hayden. At 3 30 p m the Canterbury club meets for its first fall meeting hosted by Mrs Owen Riese at 405 Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibsonville
J. F. Hayden
Canterbury Club
Owen Riese
Hillcrest Drive
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Web
Ican
International Schoolroom
Arnold Brech
New School of Social Research
New York City
U. S. Army
Gemuetlichkeit
Walter Heimbach
Left
Jeane Tomlinson-Straw
England
Kelvin Sheard
U.S
Bier Stube
N. C. Church Council
Harrell
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Comeouné
Stork Showers
Thomasville
Ashebore
BE. Commerce St
F. H. Hallenbeck
Forest Hill Drive
Winston-Salem
Tobacco Market Committee
Merchants Association
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