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League Will Donate Sum to Rex Hospital Junior League Money to Sponsor Premature Baby Ward A donation of $12,500 will be made by the Raleigh Junior League to Rex Hospital so that the hospital may proceed with plans for the premature babies ward, it was announced at a of the Wednesday at asceting thenior Walter Hotel. Mrs. Ben Park, chairman of the hospital building project, said this decision was reached at a meeting this week of the League's Finance' Committee and the Rex Hospital Board. Rex, one of six centers in the state designated to participate in the Federal-State Premature Care Program sponsored by the North Carolina State Board of Health, urgently needs the ward to comply with requirements of the program, said. City Manager Roy Braden was guest speaker at the League meeting.

Introduced by Mrs. Ollen McLeod, education chairman, Mr. Braden spoke on city government. Provisional members were welcomed to. the meeting and introduced by Mrs.

Charles peere Mrs. Henry Harris presided at the business session which followed, and various committee chairmen made reports. Mrs. Joseph Yates gave a report on the progress of the health survey of Wake County which the Junior League has understaken at the request of the Community Council. Mrs.

Yates said that cooperation of the Community Council and of the professional consultants serving with each unit had been invaluable in organizing the survey. Mrs. Charles Williams, Children's Theatre chairman, said that the three performances of "Tom Sawyer" drew, large, audiences. She spoke enthusiastic untiring efforts of Mrs. Graham McLeod, president of the Children's Theater board, and of Mrs.

E. L. Stamey, director, in making this past season such a successful one. Church Women Hear Mrs. King Mrs.

Willis King presented a paper on religious education at the April meeting of the Woman's Association of the United Church Tues: day evening at the home of Mrs. Robert B. Small of Dover Road. Mrs. Leon E.

Cook, president, presided and reports were given by chairmen of the standing committees. Don't Miss UNIQUE EXHIBIT Authentic antique reproductions of priceless Colonial pieces on display Manteo Room Sir, till Walter 9 p. m. Hotel April 5, 6, 7 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Sponsored by JUNIOR LEAGUE OF RALEIGH, INC. BIGGS AUTHENTIC REPRODUCTIONS Master Craftsmen Since 1890 Richmond, Va.

THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 7. 1949. I "MISS NORTH CAROLINA STUDENT NURSE" of 1949, Miss Juanita Lee of Garner, fourth from right, is pictured above at a tea given yesterday afternoon by members of the Auxiliary to the Wake County Medical Society and the Rex Hospital nursing staff at Dame's House. Others in the receiving line shown above are, left to right, Miss Helen Peeler, Mrs. George Paschall, Miss Frances McLeod.

Miss Edna Earle Garner, and Miss Jeanne Riddle. Miss Lee is a student nurse at Watts "Miss Rex Hospital Student, Nurse of 1949," Mrs. E. H. Herring, Miss Lee.

Miss Helen Arnold of Garner, Mrs. W. O. Suiter led the devotionals. Cook appointed Mrs.

Dan F. Bridges chairman of the nominating committee. Serving with her will be Perry E. Moore and Ruth Reynolds. Following the meeting, refreshments were served.

Personals pital in Durham. Mr Mrs. Gus Abendroth of Oshkosh, are visiting Mrs. Abendroth's mother, Mrs. W.

F. Horton of Hillsboro Street. Mrs. Abendroth is the former Miss Louise Horton. Miss Saravette Royster will arrive tomorrow from New York City the week end with her mother, Mrs.

Wilbur Royster at her home, 409 Hillsboro Street. Mrs. Ed V. Richardson of Wendell is recuperating at McPherson Hospital in Durham following an eye operation. She is able to receive visitors.

Junior Club Holds April Meeting The Raleigh Junior Woman's Club April meeting Tuesday night at the Woman's Club building was highand lighted new by the member's annual program. sub-junior burlesque of a Junior Woman's Club business entitled "Behind the Iron was by the sub-juniors. A pageant in rhyme, "Down Through the Years" was presented by the new members. At the regular business session which preceded the program, Mrs. Milton Gibson, president, sided.

Mrs. Alan Kindel, presented plans for incorporating the Raleigh Junior Woman's The plans were accepted. Mrs. Edwin Flythe reported on the successful year of the Children's Theater and Mrs. James Maynard, presidentelect, introduced a club project for year.

The cancer drive was JUST RECEIVED A beautiful and colorful selection of Easter Straws. Flowers, veils trims -fancy and feminine. This new group also includes lovely tailored hats. In all Specially the newest Priced At Spring Only Shades $7.95 Including and Natural, Green and White $8.95 Third Floor Millinery Dept. Taylor's The Showplace of the Carolinas Tea Compliments Student Nurse Medical Auxiliary, Rex Nursing Staff Entertain For Miss Lee Members of the Auxiliary to the Wake County Medical Society and the Hospital nursing staff hostesses at tea yesterday afterst noon at Daniels House honoring Miss Juanita Lee of Garner, "Miss North Carolina Student Nurse" of 1949.

Special guests, were high school and college of Raleigh and surrounding towns who are interested in nursing. Spring flowers decorated the reception rooms. The receiving line was composed of Miss Lee, Miss Frances McLeod, "Miss Rex Hospital Student Nurse of 1949." and Miss Jeanne Riddle, Mrs. H. Herring, Miss Helen Peeler, Miss Effie Ray Parker, Miss Frances Burgess, Mesdames Frank Wilson, W.

T. Ward, Frank Powers, James Wright, Charles Styron, M. D. Hill, and G. W.

Paschal, Jr. Punch. cookies, mints, and nuts were served. Approximately 150 guests called during the afternoon. Miss Lee is a student nurse at Watts Hospital in Durham.

She was chosen to represent the student nurses of the State on the basis of aptitude in nursing, scholastic standing, spirit of service, appearance, personality, and leadership. Births Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Stephenson, of Mount Olive, a Phillip Howard, on March 26. HendersonCrumpler Clinic, Mount Olive. Mrs. Stephenson is the former Miss Juanita Howard. Births Mr.

and Mrs. Robert D. Dixon, formerly of Raleigh, a son, Robert Daniel, on March 19 at St. Lukes Hospital, St. Louis, Mo.

Mrs. Dixon is the former Miss Maude McKeel of New Bern. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Pope, Smithfield, a daughter, Leta Grey, on April 1 at Johnston County Hospital. Mrs. Pope is the former Miss Lessie Wiggs of Pine Level. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond L. Averette, Zebulon, Route 3, a son, Preston Gray, on March 29 at Rex HosMiss Mary Shearon of pital. Mrs. is former Averetica Wake Forest. Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Jones of 414 Saint Mary's Street, a daughter, Billie Jean, on April, 5 at Rex Hospital. Mrs.

the former Miss Betty Ann Cox of Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. D. J.

Kelly of Beverly, Masarch son, Daniel James, on 29, in Beverly Hospital. Mrs. Kelly is the former Miss Laura Wellons of Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Craddock, of Cary, a son, Michael Wayne, on April 4 at Rex Hospital. Mrs. Craddock is the former Miss Lucille Batts of Cary.

Adoption. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Nahikian, 615 Brooks Avenue, Raleigh, announce the adoption of an infant daughter, Sarah Josephine, on April 5. Mrs. Nahikian is the former Miss Nancy Blanton of Marion. aliberg's Now Is The Time! STORE CLEAN REMODEL YOUR FUR COAT PHONE 3-3026 We will promptly pick furs and take OF VALUATION up your complete charge of $3.00 MINIMUM them until next fall. OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS SEND THEFT PROOF EXPRESS OR MOTHPARCEL POST FIRE-PROOF 5 RALEIGH'S SMARTEST SHOP Women Voters to Plan State League At Two-Day Meeting In Chapel Hill Chapel to organize a State League of Women Voters will be taken today and Friday when, the presidents and other delegates from local provisional leagues in North Carolina assemble at the University for a two-day session.

Sessions will get underway in the Grill Room at Graham Memorial at 10:30 this morning when the plan of organization will be discussed. The luncheon session will be held at the Monogram Club at 1 o'clock, and the dinner meeting will be held tonight at 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Campbell, national discussed by Dr. Jane Wooten, with individual members volunteering to canvas the club's assigned area in Raleigh. Mrs.

W. D. Garvin, introduced the program and Mrs. James R. introduced Juniors the new members' production.

Hostesses for the social hour were Mesdames George R. Ross, Charles Pratt, Clyde Rudd, Ralph Seymour, Howard C. Smith, Norwood Smith, and Miss Louise Sandlin. Emily Jane Lloyd Honored at Party Miss Emily Jane Lloyd was honored on her 10th birthday at a party at her home on East Jones Street on 1 Saturday afternoon. Games and contests were directed by Miss Harriet Knight, aunt of the to Linda Bryan Johnson, Annette honoree, and prizes, were awarded Parrish and Linda Hardy.

Ice cream, cake pink lemonade were served and favors sented to Gloria Moras, Linda Hardy, Gray Baldwin, Annette Parrish, Gaille Rouse, Darlene Willis, Kay McManus, Karen Haithcock, Linda Bashford, Sally Hayes, Nancy Nielson, Linda Bryan Johnson, Burgess and little Richard Lee Wilkerson Farmville. RBA Winners. Winners of Tuesday evening's session of the Raleigh Bridge Association were: north-south, first, Mrs. W. R.

Windes and Mrs. James L. Moore; second, Miss Julia Skinner chairman of the League's study group. There will be a general membership meeting tonight at the Methodist Church at 8 o'clock when George Franklin, attorney and field representative of the North Carolina League of Municipalities, will speak. Friday morning's session will be devoted to final details of organization, with Mrs.

Errol O. Horner, Washington, national on organization, taking the checretary program. Mesdames R. L. Anderson, Thomas Quay, Ernest Ball and J.

T. Wakely will be official delegates from the Raleigh League of Women Voters to the conference. and Dr. W. W.

Elliott; third, Miss Elizabeth Tucker and Miss Mary Lewis Sasser; east-west, first, W. R. Windes and James L. Moore, and tieing for second were Mr. and Mrs.

Capus Waynick and H. A. Petrea C. H. Little.

Crosby to Select Girl' Hollywood movie star Bing Crosby will select the North Carolina Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl to be presented at the annual fourchapter fraternity dance at the Hope Valley Country Club April 29. Members of the four fraternity chapters at State, Wake Forest, Duke and Chapel Hill have submitted photographs to Crosby to be judged. The winner will be crowned during intermission ceremonies at the formal dance. Approximately six hundred Lambda Chis and their dates, alumni, and honored guests swill attend the Hope Valley dance. Pat Gill of Raleigh, social chairman of the Lambda Chi Alpha chapter at Duke University, is in charge of arrangements for the dance.

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