Altrusans Hear Dr Rozzelle On Mature Mind
Dr C Excelle Rozzelle spoke to about thirty five Altrusa members at the Sherman hotel on factors shaping a mature mind. He cited growth, balance, tolerance, independent thinking and inner control as key marks, urging ongoing mental growth and referencing Longfellow and quotes to illustrate moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusans
Dr. Rozzelle
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Echurch
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Evelyn Sutton
A Dickerson
Irene Price Shaner
Rozzelle
Beatrice
Dorothy
Vera Smith
Ker
YWCA Business Club Enjoys Lake Outing
The Business and Professional club of the YWCA held its regular weekly meeting Tuesday night at 6 15 at the city lake park. A bountiful meal was served and the event was a social hour with no business transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Club of
YWCA
The
City Lake Park
Moses Yet
Brenda Powell
Lillian Marlowe
Helen Young
Laura Young
Evelyn Gallent
Avis Bryson
Margaret Farley
Madeline McCain
Ruria Shelton
Girl Reserve Clubs Advisors Announced Here
Martha Davis YWCA secretary lists club advisors and meeting dates for Girl Reserve groups. Senior High meet Wednesdays or Thursdays with named advisors. Junior High meet Tuesdays and Thursdays with assigned mentors. About 150 girls already assigned. invites others aged 12 to 18 to join at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Martha Davis
William Wylie
Betty Lou Jackson
Jessie
Mary Wyche
Evelyn Glass
Mara Cole
Mary Sue Briggs
Carolyn Ballow
Mary Grant Dailey
Oak View Club
Jacqueline Kennedy
Ertha Daniels
Miss Davis
Jamestown PTA Plans Evening School Meeting
The Jamestown school Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at eight p.m. at the school. President Miss Lucille Bumgardner invites attendance for an informal gathering with new teachers and parents following a group session at the home economics building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Jamestown School
Lucille, Bumgardner
Seaton St. Joseph Aspirin Nets Big 100-Tab Deal
The ad touts Seaton St. Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller at 10c a tablet, promoting a 100 tablet size for buyers. The copy asks why pay more and emphasizes value and quantity in a bold sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaton
Local Junior Red Cross Representatives Attend Chapel Hill Conference
Representatives from the local Red Cross chapter attended the Junior Red Cross conference at the Carolina Inn in Chapel Hill on September 24. Miss Antionette Beasley, Southeastern area representative on the Junior Red Cross staff, conducted the event which included all North Carolina chapters. Local attendees included Mrs. Harry A. Alexander, chairman of Junior Red Cross, Mrs. Mayme Bundy, committee member, and Mrs. Mina K. Wilson, Executive Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Harry A. Alexander
Mayme Bundy
For Red Cross
Mina K. Wilson
Kennel Club Holds Initial Meeting at Emerywood Country Club
The High Point Kennel Club held its first meeting at 6 30 PM at Emerywood Country Club with 24 members present. Mrs G M Mitchell presided as president, a business session followed, plans for a North and South Carolina dog show circuit were discussed, and High Point Sedgefield club’s participation was noted. Ralph Beckwith of Indianapolis attended as a guest, and new members Mr and Mrs Walter Dillard and family of Greensboro joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Pointield Kennel Club
Emerywood Country Club
Tom Kearns
G. M. Mitchell
North South Carolina
High Point- Sedgefield
Ralph Beckwith
Indianapolis
Ind
Walter Dillard
Greensboro
Rev Paul Jones Closes Series For Adams Club
Rev Paul Tudor Jones of the First Presbyterian church spoke at the Adams club closing a series on religion. He traced Protestant origins and denounced Catholic democracy concerns while outlining beliefs and worship practices. Miss Polly Prather presided and hostesses assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Club
Paul Tudor Jones
First Presbyterian Church
st =aker
Jones
Polly Prather
Mary Burgess
Mr. Jones
Anne Muse
Rosalie Cong
Two Newborn Daughters in High Point Area
Mr and Mrs Joe Vaughn of 212 West Bay welcome daughter Betty Jo born September 24 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs C L McKenzie of Greensboro announce daughter Sheron Sue born September 24 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty JO Vaughn
Joe Vaughn
West Bay
Betty Jo
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs Tolson Struck By Automobile In Thomasville
Mrs. George Tolson of Walker Street, an employee of the Thomasville Chair company, was injured when struck by a car on East Main Street. The driver, Cicero Crouse of Rt. 2, Thomasville, also a Thomasville Chair employee, posted a $200 bond on a reckless driving charge. She was taken by ambulance to City Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
George Tolson
Walker Street
Thomasville Chair Company
East Main Street
Cicero Crouse
Rt. 2
Tolson
City Memorial Hospital
Crouse
Community clubs schedule events at Emerywood and Sheraton
Calendar lists 4:30 P M Guild meeting at Point Memorial Hospital with Wn Idol presiding. 3:30 P M Wild Flower Garden Club at Mrs. Bain’s Emerywood Estates. 6:30 8 PM Emerywood Country Club family dinner. Friday 12:30 PM DAR luncheon at Sheraton Blue Room honoring Mrs. Preston D Wilkes. 3:30 PM Cant Club at Mrs. W Hall. 4:30 PM DAR tea at Sheraton ballroom. Saturday 8 PM September Victory dinner dance with John Peddicord Orchestra. Mrs. Ritha Isaac and Missie NaDeau of Boston return home after visit to Triangle Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of
the Point Memorial Hospital
Wn Idol
Td ‘Cone
The
Wild Flower Garden Club
Robert Bain
Emerywood Estates
Robert Varnon
Emerywood Country Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sheraton
Preston D. Wilkes
Charlotte
DAR
Cant Club
W. Hall
Johnson Street
Carson Burns
Sheraton Hotel
Emerywood Country
John Peddicord
Ritha Isaac
Missie NaDeau
Boston
B. T. Clanton
Triangle Lake
Local families note postwar leaves and hospital visits
Mr and Mrs J Arthur Marsh Jr and daughter Pearl Price are at home with Marshs parents after his navy discharge. Willard Leathers and mother Mrs A W Leathers and nephew Joe Miller Jr return from a 10 day New York City trip. Col George T Wood Jr of Staunton Va arrives to be with his mother at High Point Memorial hospital after a car accident on Main street. Lt and Mrs Bradford Thomas Jr depart after 10 days with his parents to prepare for orders in Tenn. Mrs Vergie Hall 308 West State recuperates after surgery at Boulev unit. Chief Warrant Officer Z P Long on a 45 day furlough at 1222 North Main Street after 28 months overseas with the 87th Ordnance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Marsh, Jr
Pearl Price
Mr. Marsh
J. W. Thompson
Parkway
Navy
Willard Leathers
A. W. Leathers
Joe Miller, Jr
New York City
Park Central Hotel
George T. Wood, Jr
Staunton
Bule Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Main Street
Wood
Vergie Hall
West State Street
Boulev
Z. P. Long
North Main Street
Long
87Th Ordnance Company
Sth Army
Church PRAYER BAND to Meet Tomorrow
The Mothers Prayer band will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Andrew Howard on 314 Coltrane Street according to an announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Prayer Band
Andrew Howard
Coltrane Street
Miss Crane and Clarence Oates Wed In September Ceremony
Miss Christine Crane of Central and Clarence William Oates of High Point wed in a Saturday evening ceremony September 15 1945 at the groom’s parents home on Forest Avenue. Rev J W Lay Jr officiated. The bride wore a blue satin gown with navy accessories and borne white sacions lilies of the valley. Mr and Mrs Oates will reside in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence William Oates
Christine Crane
Central
S. C
D. Ates
High Point
D. C
Forest Avenue
J. W. Lay, Jr
Oates
Leila Crane
Fred Crane
D. R. Oates
Washington Council Daughters of America Meet Tomorrow Night
The Washington Council No. 4 of the Daughters of America will meet Thursday night at 7 30 at the hall on North Wrenn Street. This will be the council's regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council, Daughters OF America
Washington Council No. 4 of
the Daughters of America
North Wrenn Street
Council
OES Holds Rites For Late Member At Meeting
The High Point Chapter 106, Order of the Eastern Star, held a memorial for Mrs. Mattie Padgett who died September 18. A poem was read, a hymn sung, and the charter draped. Plans were announced for a supper bingo event September 29 at the Masonic temple with proceeds to winners. Services set October 14 at the Masonic and Eastern Star home in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Padgett
Aeaven
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Willie Updegrove
Harriett Godwin
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
Wilson
Weldon
Ton, Jr
Karl Koestline
Thomasville
H. D. Head
Eee
Bradenton
Flottlene
Gate City Shrine
Temple
Koestline
Dances Cancelled By Local VFW Post
The VFW post 19 and its Ladies Auxiliary cancel Friday dances due to army regulations on gas and tires restricting transportation of service men. Weekly events at the VFW home on Broad Street were a benefit feature with about fifty ORD guests previously attending. Capt. Farber of ORD announced the travel rule change this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Number 19
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies
VFW
Broad Street
Ord
Army
Farber
USO Expands Staff With Twelve New Hostesses
Twelve hostesses were added to the local USO staff after a training session at the USO Center. Miss Virginia Frank, executive director, led the course outlining duties responsibilities and the purpose of the organization amid ongoing peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Virginia Frank
Miss Rich Weds Sgt Leverett In Local Ceremony
Miss Margaret Rich becomes wife of Staff Sergeant George T. Leverett Jr. in a September 13 1945 ceremony at a Catholic rectory chapel in High Point. Father L J Hill officiated as Gladioli and candles framed the double ring vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Leverett, Jr
Margaret Rich
Thissell Street
Sgt. Leverett
Groves
Tex
H. W.rich
Margaret
United States Army
High Point
L. J. Hill
U. S
Negotiations Continue Over Erwin Mills Contract Differences
Durham reports negotiations between union and Erwin Cotton Mills representatives continue after last week's strike ballot. Conferences opened yesterday with union officials noting some slight progress. Separate note mentions total life insurance funds invested in U.S. government securities averaging over $250 per policy holder as of mid year.
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Durham
Erwin Cotton Mills
Total Life Insurance Funds
United States
Coir Honors Mr Wester At Farewell Party
Harry O Weter leaves Green Street Baptist Church in two years as music and educational director to take up a similar post in Knoxville Tennessee. Thirty seven guests attended a farewell at Miss Kathleen Malpases home 713 Centennial avenue with old songs gifts given to the couple and punch and cookies served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Weter
Knoxille
Tenn
Green Street Baptist Church
Kathleen Malpase
Centennial Avenue
Wester
Tennessee
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Jerome Kern
Hoskins
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Pggee
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Walgeesse
Jamestown Pta
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Yow’s Funeral Home
Matt Paved
Xelve Periduc
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Nature
Olydia É. Aixhhaonct comPoun
Jr. Red Cross
Kennel Club
Paul Jones
Bradford Thomas, Jr
Thomas
Colonial Drive
tou_ Tenn
Luna Smith
Dot Zigler
Ina Moore
Lucile Bodenheimer
Bebe's
W. Washington
Miss Crane
Clarence Oates
OES
Miss Rich
Coir
Mr. Wester
Nelson Florist
Francis
Nelson
N. Main &T
Pierces
Wennie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Getty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Potomac
South
America
Southern Dairies
Southern Dairies, Inc
National Dairy Products Corporation
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