The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-14
Confederacy Meet
At WadesbOrO June 7-S

N. C. division will be h e l d in
Wadesboro, June and 8, at Cal
vary Episcopal church parish
house.
Hostess chapters will be Arson
chapter, U. D. c.: Mrs. T. Lamar
Caudle, Sr, president, and the
Samuel A'Court Ashe chapter Chill
dren of the Confederacy, Mrs. W.
B. Little, lesder, Miss Caroline Gull
ledge, president senior group and
Miss Mary Bennett Little, presi-
dent junior group.
Delegates and chapter leaders
will be assigned homes on the aft
ernoon of the seventh. Registration
will begin at 9 am. Thursday at
the parish house. Miss Patricia
Helms, Durham, state president of
the C. of C. will preside at the
convention which opens at 10 am.
Other state officers are M i S
Madge Poole, st. Pauls, 1st vice
president; Miss Sally Townsend,
Red Springs, End vice president
Miss Mary Ann Houck, Hickory,
recording secretary; Miss Jane
Gulledge, Albemarle, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Dorothy Wood
ard, Wilson, treasurer; Miss Bob
by Ross, CharL~e, historical; Miss
Katherine M&Nairy, Greensboro,
registrar; MISC Betsy Hatch, Pitts
boro, recorder of crosses.
All officers and chapter presi-
dents will give their reports Thurs
day morning. DR.. H. Tucker Gra-
ham, Florence, S. c., will speak
on THE Things for Which t h
South Did Not Fight" At one
o'clock luncheon will be served.
At the afternoon session, officers
Of the N. C. Division and guests
will be Introduced, committee re-
) ports made, essay prizes awarded,
officers elected and installed by
Mrs. John S. Rowe, president of
the N. C. Division, U. D. c.
On Thursday evening banquet
will be held at Hotel Wadesboro,
with Mrs. J. j. Andoe, 3rd vice
president, N. c. division and state
director of children's work, presid-
ing. A dance will be given at the
Country club from 9 to IL.
Indications are that the conven-
ton will be well attended and Mrs.
Andoe is anticipating good reports
Chapters are being reorganiZed
over the state and entirely n w
groups are joining under old char
f tiers. Some chapters have report
ed 100 per cent buying stamps and
bonds.
Mrs. H. o. Steele, End vice-presi-
5. dent of the N. C. Division and
state chairman of education an
nounces the following scholarships
r awarded for September, 1914: Or
: rem Randolph Smith, Woman's Col
1 lege, MISC Mary Hicks, Goldsboro
Cadia Barbee Welborn, High Point
college, Miss Mary Coe, of High
Point; Special Education Endow-
: ment, Flora Mcdonald college
h Miss Jane Latham. Spray; Eme-
d line j. Pigott. Woman's college,
: Miss Billie Cherrie, Scotland Neck:
S Elvira Worth Moffett. Woman's
e college, Miss Elizabeth Laugh
ridge, Old Fort; James J. Metz,
Woman's college, Miss F n n G
N I m p n, Mooresville; Nina
% Webb Wallace, Woman's college
: Miss Martha Peele, Wilson; Mrs.
- W. M. Parsley, Woman's college
= Miss Virginia Gravely, Washing
: ton; General Robert Ransom, U
II N. c., Marvin Borun, Greensbo.
! 70 James J. Pettigrew, E. c. T
c., Greenville, Miss amelia Mon
roe, st. Pauls.
New scholarships awarded by
Mrs. Steele and her committee are
are: P. H. Haynes, Brevard col
lege, Miss Amy Jean Morris, Of
Greensboro; Abel A. Shuford, u
N. c., Mics Elaine Wilson, Ashe-
vile; James B. Vance, Woman
college, Miss Rosemary Herman
Waynesville; Col. Sion H. Rogers,
Woman's college, Miss N n cy
White, Statesville; Samuel Nc
H Dowell Tate, Womaz's college
Miss Maxine Walters, Oxford.
The Washington and Lee Memo.
rial scholarship has been awarded
by the general chairman to Johr
Clark, Wrightsville Beach, N. c.
Mrs. Rowe reports successful,
meetings of all II districts with
interest and enthuciasm high, par.
ticularly for war work along al
lines. State officers were guests
of honor at meeting of the Julian
S. Carr chapter, Durham and ar
official visit was paid to the Con
federate Woman's Home in Fay.
etteville. The home was found i'm
maculate and the ladies happy. 4
tea was arranged for the visitor.
and the ladies who live in thu
Home.
The N. C. number of the U. D
C. magazine, Issued this month
consisted of a. pages. Articles no
used in this number will be in
cluded in subsequent issues. Extr;
copies may be ordered from Mrs
nj Rowe and Mrs. R. c. Copeland
Ill of tAhockie.