Hob-Nob Club Dance Planned at Sedgefield Manor
The Hob Nob club announces its inaugural dance set for Friday night April 2 at Sedgefield Manor. Lew Gogerty's orchestra will play from 10 p m to 2 a m as about 400 invitations go to neighboring towns with chaperones listed from multiple area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Lew Gogerty
H. T. Wright
Joe Major
Kent Douglas
Coke Cecil
H. C. Twining
R. L. Proctor
W. O. Spencer
J. M. Young
al Schwartz
Wea Tdeva
White
W. H. Workman
D. D. Scoggins
N. C. Lowe
Reece Williams
L. A. Caudle
City
J. O. Cooke
C. L. White
Miss Rosalyn Roscoe Hosts Bridge Eight Club Gathering
Miss Rosalyn Roscoe graciously hosted the Bridge Eight club at her Rotary Drive home. Three bridge tables filled the living room with a yellow daffodil tulip and forsythia display. Prizes included a lapel nosegay to Mrs. Charles E. Spencer and the guests’ high scorer Maudine Martin. J. G. Doggett won the draw prize. a salad buffet followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalyn Roscoe
Bridge Eight Club
Rotary Drive
Charles E. Spencer
Maudine Martin
J. G. Doggett
German Club Dance Tonight with Hudson De Lange Orchestra
Plans completed for the Piedmont German club Easter dance at Emerywood Country Club tonight from 9 30 to 1 30. The Hudson De Lange orchestra, famed for college proms and popular records, will provide music as invited guests from out of town attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Hudson-De Lange
Many Festivities Planned For Annual University May Frolics
Chapel Hill April 1 plans are underway for the ninth annual May Frolics at the University of North Carolina. The social event runs April 9-10 in the Tin Can, sponsored by Sigma Nu S A E D K E Beta Theta Pi Zeta Psi Sigma Chi and Kappa Sigma. Three fraternities will host house parties Sigma Nu Beta Theta Pi and Sigma Chi among them.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Sigma Nu
Beta Theta Pi
Zeta Psi
Sigma Chi
Kappa Sigma
Piedmont German Club Dance at Emerywood with Hudson-Delange
Social calendar notes a Thursday 9:30 start for a Piedmont German Club dance at Emerywood Country Club featuring the Hudson-Delange orchestra. Friday 3:30 p.m. hosts Philomena club with Mrs. Idol at 210 Hillcrest Drive and Greensboro College Alumnae at Rockford Road with Dr. J Rodder Miller as guest speaker. Hob-Nob Club hosts an All-Fools’ Dance at Sedgefield Manor with Lew Gagerty and his orchestra at 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Greensboro College
Sedgefield Manor
Lew Gagerty
May Frolics Plans Five Dances Across Venues
The May Frolics schedule includes five dances starting Friday at 4 30 p m with a tea dance in the Tin Can followed by a formal dance. Saturday features a luncheon dance at the Washington Duke hotel Durham and a second tea dance at the Tin Can with a final formal dance Saturday night. Johnny Johnson and his orchestra provide Friday music from St Paul while Saturday features George Olsen and his Music of Tomorrow band. The Tin Can display a green and white canopy as officers include Louis Shaffner S A E president and Clara Roberson.Bradford Tobey Sigma Chi vice president and Nancy Knode. Henry Toole Clark Jr Sigma Nu secretary treasurer and Nancy Maupin. Robert Ray Zeta Psi assistant secretary treasurer and Jacqueline Ray. John Johnson Beta Theta Pi leader and Viola Jamee. Paul Lindley D K E first assistant leader with Rebecca Williams. Raymond Yokely Kappa Sigma second assistant leader and Betty Scott.
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Washington Duke Hotel
Durham
Johnny Johnson
St. Paul
George Olsen
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Ben Bernie
Louis Shaffner
Clara Roberson
Bradford Tobey
Sigma Chi
Nancy Knode
Hubbard Woods
Henry Toole Clark, Jr
Sigma Nu
Nancy Maupin
Raleigh
Robert Ray
Zeta Psi
Jacqueline Ray
Oxford
John Johnson
Beta Thesta Pi
Viola Jamee
Charlotte
Paul Lindley
Willing Workers class holds April 2 meeting at Mrs Bullock's home
The Willing Workers class of South Main street will meet Friday April 2 at 7 30 p m at Mrs John Bullock 1101 East Russell street with Mrs W F Bowers Mrs W M Hennis Miss Ethel Hollingsworth and Mrs Roy Hutchens as hostesses All members urged to attend The T E L class of First Baptist church also holds its regular quarterly meeting Friday with all members urged to attend.
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South Main Street
John Bullock
East Russell Street
Bullock
W. F. Bowers
W. M. Hennis
Ethel Hollingsworth
Roy Hutchens
First Baptist Church
Local residents return from holidays. students resume studies
Josephine Jackson and May McCall return to Mary Baldwin college Staunton Va after holidays with Jacksons on Forest Hill drive. Caroline Dalton departs for Hollins college to continue studies after visiting with the Daltons on Johnson street. Louise Clarke Frances Haraway back to Danville after Easter with Ruth Stewart Archdale home. Others return from Easter visits. hospital recoveries noted for R L Newnan and Mrs Roy Ward. Families of Hill, Beard, Randall and Stainback resume routines after festive travels.
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Josephine Jackson
May McCall
Savannah
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Miss Jackson
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Caroline Dalton
Hollins College
Mrs
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Louise Clarke
Frances Haraway
Danville, Va
Ruth Stewart
Archdale
Jester Couple Wed at Hickory Chapel Church
Misa Minnie Jester and Carl Jester were united in marriage on Saturday March 20 1937 with Rev J L Boler officiating at Hickory Chapel church in Sylvania Georgia. Mrs J L Bolen and Wilmer Jester witnessed the ceremony. The couple will reside at 809 Kearns street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Minnie Jester
Carl Jester
J. L. Boler
Hickory Chapel Church
Hickory Chapel
J. L. Bolen
Wilmer Jester
Jester
Earl V. Jester
Glenn Jester
Sylvania
Mr. Jester
C. A. Jester
Back Salary Checks Being Paid To North Carolina Workers
Raleigh April 1 Back salary checks totaling 417000 are being distributed to state employees whose pay was withheld during April May and June 1933 after the general assembly adjourned last week. The payroll restoration is approved by state authorities to compensate the workers.
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Raleigh
the General Assembly
Loans exceed new home loan totals in Winston-Salem
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Winston-Salem issued 71 loans totaling 812,360 last month compared with 40 loans totaling 577,935 in March 1936. Loans repaid during March totaled 960,376 versus 520,042 repaid the prior year.
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Winston-Salem
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Mrs Barnes Feted At Dinner By Letitian Club
Mrs Wilton Barnes formerly Miss Dorothy Crawley of this city was honored at a dinner by the Letitian club at the O Henry hotel Greensboro Tuesday evening. The table featured spring flowers and a silver gift in her wedding pattern. Guests included Misses Dot Smith Mary Reid Idol Margaret Hedrick Ruth Poole and Mesdames Grady Anderson Fred Morrill Eugene Armstrong Joe Korodin Darrell Bulla and Robert Davis.
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Letitian Club
Wilton Barnes
Dorothy Crawley
O. Henry
Greensboro
Barnes
Dot Smith
Mary Reid Idol
Margaret Hedrick
Ruth Poole
Mesdames Grady Anderson
Fred Morrill
Eugene Armstrong
Joe Korodin
Darrell Bulla
Robert Davis
Junior Music Club Contests In Greensboro Friday
The annual Junior contests sponsored by the North Carolina Federation of Music clubs will be held at Greensboro College tomorrow. All district first place winners compete with state winners slated for the federation state convention in Hickory on April 17.
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College Station
Raleigh
Minnie Lee Briddges
Nashville
North Carolina State College
Harry Cooper
Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Greensboro College
Federation
Hickory
Story Hour Series To Begin At High Point Library
The High Point Public Library to host a Friday Story Hour at 3 30 PM starting tomorrow. Junior Service League members will present the program and continue it each Friday at the same time.
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High Point Public Library
Junior Service League
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Meeting Friday Evening
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday evening at 7 30 at the lodge hall on East Commerce street. All members are urged to attend as business will be transacted.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
East Commerce Street
Ima
Death Claims Loyd Flythe’s Brother in Law Parker
Loyd Flythe of this city mourns the death of his brother in law J. M. Parker 39 at a Charlotte hospital this morning at 7 30 influenza is given as the cause Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 30 in Charlotte Parker resided at 2126 Crescent avenue Surviving are the widow two sons the father and a brother
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Loyd Flythe
J. M. Parker
Dr Roddey Miller to Address Alumnae Chapter Tomorrow
Dr J Roddey Miller of Greensboro college will speak at the High Point Greens boro College Alumnae chapter meeting at the homes of Mrs J W Harriss and Mrs Elizabeth Harriss Covington on Rockford road tomorrow at 3 30 PM. Mrs R T Amos will sing and associate hostesses include Mrs J Allen Austin Mrs P W Filagge Mrs Everett Marsh and Mrs W A Bivins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro College Alumnae Association
J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth Harriss Covington
Rockford Road
J. Roddey Miller
Greensboro College
R. T. Amos
Harriss
Covington
J. Allen Austin
P. W. Filagge
Everett Marsh
W. A. Bivins
Birth of George Edgar Marshall in city home
Mr and Mrs Walter Marshall announce the birth of a son George Edgar on March 31 at their home 318 West Burton Street.
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D. H. Beard and Sons
Lyman and
Colon
Fayetteville
T. G. Beard
Park Street
City
Walter Marshall
George Edgar
West Burton Street
Three Towns Assured Electric Service Amid Cutoff Threat
RALEIGH April 1. Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winborne announced Virginia Electric and Power will supply Hobgood Foar Oaks and Hamilton if Scotland Neck cuts off current. A May 1 law limits Scotland Neck's profit to 10 percent, prompting consideration of abandoning sales to the three towns.
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Raleigh
Martin
Halifax
Scotland Neck
Stanley Winborne
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Hobgood
Foar Oaks
Hamilton
Southern Textile Association to Meet in Myrtle Beach
The annual gathering of the Southern Textile Association is scheduled for June 11 12 in Myrtle Beach. Members from textile firms and related industries are expected to attend, with discussions on industry trends and cooperative efforts.
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Myrtle Beach, &. C
Southern Textile Association
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Engineers’ Fair Sponsor
Minnie Lee
Briddges
J. C. Moore
Charles FE. Spencer
Thomas Richardson
E. C. Glasgow
Boyd Stout
James Ellington
Mildred Wessinger
Phic Callin’. Ve
Wes
Redingotes
Lizzie Gooch
Piedmont German Club
Hudson-Delange Orchestra
Popular Dance Organization
R. L. Newnan
Winston Road
Guilford General Hospital
Roy Ward
Grimes Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Nancy Hill
Flora McDonald College
J. C. Hill
Hamilton Street
Sylvania, Ga
Paul Grubbs
Mesdames
L. W. Carter
J. W. Lambeth
Florida
J. M. Randall, Jr
Albert Ridge
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Washington
Clarence B. Stainback
Otteray Drive
New York City
Stainback
Sperkinsons Jue
Mr. Flythe
Barry
Sterling
Roddey Miller
Longfellow
Nat Walker
Hart Drug Store
Lucy Eshelman
Monthen Avenue
Samuel Hyman
Gruen
Victuaull
Larceas
Tm “Cuever Teed Gee
Yani Sn Eler
Main ST
Wagger
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