Charlotte woman to sponsor NC State Engineers' Fair exhibits
Loretta Sweatt of Charlotte will sponsor the exhibits of the department of mechanical engineering at North Carolina State College's annual Engineers' Fair tonight and Saturday. She was selected by Fred Connell of Mount Holly, president of the student branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
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College Station
Raleigh
Loretta Sweatt
Charlotte
Department of Mechanical Engineering
North Carolina State College
Fred Connell
Mount Holly
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Miss Preddy Bride Elect Is Feted At Home
Dorothy Preddy, popular bride elect, was honored at a party hosted by Dorothy Fritz at 400 West Green Street. Jonquils and lilies decorated the living room as contests and bingo with prizes were enjoyed. The hostess received lingerie, and bridal ices with pink and white decor followed. guests included Fielding Kearns Kernodle Wilkinson and others.
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Dorothy Preddy
Dorothy Fritz
West Green Street
Gertrude Wilkinson
Mesdames Fielding Kearns
Page Kernodle
Margaret Preddy
Lena Davis
Annie Bonkeymeyer
Golda Mae Kearns
Loise Brower
Inez Sowers
Beulah Lewallen
Edna Frizt
Local People Plan West Indies Visit From City
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rankin Jr and Earl N. Phillips depart tonight for New York City with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cooper from Statesville. They will be joined by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wineskie, returning from South America, and sail on the Empress of Australia for the West Indies. The party will remain about two weeks.
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A. M. Rankin, Jr
Earl N. Phillips
Ben Cooper
Statesville
New York City
Frank Wineskie
South America
West Indies
Community Arts Club Meets With Mrs. C. A. Daniel
The Community Arts club met at 814 Monthe avenue yesterday at 2 30 pm. Mrs. T J Underwood presided. Members pres ent included L H Warren J W Rose H G Rothrock Willis Welborn Ross Davis W H Gibson Frank Payne and Miss Birdie Smith with Mrs Boyd Stout as guest. A two course collage followed a prize went to Mrs Underwood who received crystal cups and saucers.
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The
Community Arts Club
C. A. Daniel
Montheu Avenue
T. J. Underwood
Piedmont German Club Dance Draws Many Guests
The Piedmont German club hosted a successful Emerywood Country club event led by Sam H. Denny last evening from 9 30 to 1 30. About 300 attendees included numerous out of town visitors such as Misses Betty and Teresa Vetterlein and Mrs Herman Vetterlein of Philadelphia and Benbow Merriman of Oakridge, along with Greensboro residents and Mrs Douglas Conkwright of New York.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Weekly Review
Piedmont
Piedmont German Club
Sam H. Denny
Emerywood Country Club
Hudson-De Lange Orchestra
Fea
Tea and Topics Club Meets at Mrs Coe’s Home
Mrs S B Coe led a Tea and Topics gathering at Mrs A G Doug las Parkway home with Logan Porter presiding. Members — Marsh Porter Idol Sears Armfield Andrews Wall Coe Haworth Sechreat — enjoyed a salad course after discussing the book Forty Days At Musa Dasha by Franz Werfel about Armenian struggles and Turk conflict in the 1930s.
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A. G. Douglas
Parkway
S. 8. Coe
Logan Porter
C. E. Sheloff
W. F. Clayton
Coe
Gabriel Bregadian
Mesdames
J. E. Marsh
W. W. Idol
H. D. Sears
W. F. Armfield
R. M. Andrews
Wall
Horace Haworth
R. H. Sechreat
D A R Map Prizes Awarded to Guilford County Chapters
At the 37th annual North Carolina DAR convention in Charlotte Guilford County received top honors. The Alexander Martin chapter of High Point and the Guilford Battle chapter of Greensboro shared first prize for historical maps, while the Rachel Caldwell chapter of Greensboro won second prize. The event promoted map based history preservation with a roster book as a prize. Local officers and delegates from Alexander Martin and Guilford Battle chapters attended the meeting.
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Guilford County
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Charlotte
Alexander Martin
High Point
Guilford Battle
Greensboro
Rachel Caldwell
North Carolina
A. S. Caldwell
C. C. Haworth
E. E B. Gillespie
S. Graham Wimbish
Yesterda
W. H. Belk
Vir
Smith Yates Wedding Announced in Lexington
The marriage of Miss Nona Smith to Dalton Yates was held March 26, 1937 in Lexington with Rev. W. H. Koonts officiating. Miss Smith is the youngest daughter of J. S. and the late Mrs Smith of Danville Virginia. Mr Yates is the son of Mr and Mrs M L Yates of High Point Route 3. The couple will reside in this city.
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Nona Smith
Dalton Yates
Lexington
W. H. Koonts
Yates
J. S.S. Smith
Smith
Danville
M. L. Yates
High Point
Route 3
Hood Nob Club All Fools Dance at Sedgefield Manor
Social calendar item noting the Hood Nob club hosts an All Fools Dance Friday at Sedgefield Manor with Lew Gogerty and his orchestra providing music for the event.
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The
Hood-Nob Club
Sedgefield Manor
Lew Gogerty
Archdale Church Social Serves Chicken Dinner Tomorrow
The Woman's Auxiliary of Archdale church will serve a chicken dinner starting at 6 PM tomorrow evening. A reasonable charge will be collected.
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Archdale Church
Local social notes on visits and travel near Greensboro
Miss Alice MacCrae Caldwell leaves today for Gastonia to spend the weekend with Misses Lottie and Lillian Parker. Miss Georgia Lee Dantzler returned to Winthrop College after holidays with aunts Mesdames Wagner and Armentrout. Mrs. A. A. Greenwood visits sister in Washington DC and returns home. Edith Crowder to spend weekend in Raleigh. Violet Reid returns to Greenville DC after holidays with her parents. Arawana Shoaf visits Mabel Hoover Hargett in Greensboro. Sarah Taylor leaves for Greensboro College after Easter. Helen Davis returns to Greensboro College post Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Victor C. King depart for Charlotte to establish a new home with King tied to United States Casualty.
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Alice MacCrae Caldwell
Gastonia
Lottie
Lillian Parker
Georgia
Lee Dantzler
Winthrop College
Mesdames L. A. Wagner
L. C. Armentrout
A. A. Greenwood
L. J. Fisher, Jr
Washington, D. C
Violet Reid
Greenville
D. C
J. B. Reid
Miss Reid
Arawana Shoaf
Lexington
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Johnson Street
Miss Shoaf
Miss Hargett
Woman's College
Greensboro
Sarah Taylor
Greensboro College
F. R. Taylor
Helen Davis
Mrs
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Victor C. King
Charlotte
Mr. King
United States Casualty Company
Return From DAC Meet At Charlotte
Mrs. T. A. Kearns and Mrs. Grover Kester with Mrs. James E. Lambeth of Thom asville returned from Charlotte after attending the state D A C assembly. Lambeth and Kearns aided with Monday night banquet. Regent J B Welborn attended and stayed for D A R meeting. The group joined the opening session of the 37th North Carolina Society D A R convention and the Belk home reception on Wednesday.
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T. A. Kearns
Grover Kester
James E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Charlotte
D. A. C. Assembly
Lambeth
Kearns
J. 8
Welborn
North Carolina Society
W. H. Belk
Marriage of Miss Essie Morgan to Garland Byerley
Announcement states the marriage occurred Friday March 5 at Rev J W Gross home on Ward Street. Miss Essie Morgan and Garland Byerley were wed in a simple ceremony with a few friends present. Mrs Byerley is Charley Morgan’s daughter of 1211 Park Street. Mr Byerley is Henry Byerley’s son of 1215 Park Street. they will reside at 803 Taylor Street.
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Essie Morgan
Garland Byerley
J. W. Gross
Ward Street
Byerley
Charley Morgan
Park Street
Henry Byerley
Taylor Street
Lotus Club Entertained At Mrs White's Home
Members of the Lotus club meet for their regular bi weekly gathering this afternoon at the home of Mrs Harry G White on East Farriss avenue. Mr and Mrs W A McDowell announce the birth of a daughter Margie Jean on March 26 at 206 East Russe street.
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The
Lotus Club
Harry G. White
East Farriss Avenue
Club
W. A. McDowell
Margie Jean
East Russe Street
Shrew Parts Beliefs and U S Missing Girls Figures
Africans believe consuming a shrew part protects against beast attacks. Separately, estimates show 66,000 girls disappear annually in the United States with no trace found.
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United States
Cook Speaks At Teacher's Meet
ASHEBORO April 2 Dr John N Cook dean of education at Women's College UNC will deliver the main address at a county wide teachers meeting Saturday morning at 730 oclock in the Fayetteville street school auditorium T F Bulla superintendent of county education will introduce him and announce high school seniors and seventh grade examinations Dr George Sumner county health physician will discuss his work and pre school clinics plans Teachers will elect delegates to the National Education Association convention in Durham April 23 and 24.
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Asheboro
John N. Cook
Women’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Fayetteville Street
Cook
T F. Bulla
Bulla
George Sumner
National Education Association
Durham
Randleman Hen Lays Large Egg
ASHEBORO April 2 Mrs L D Vancannon of Randleman reports a half pound egg laid by a white leghorn hen on Easter Monday. The egg is as large as a man s fist with a soft outer shell and a hard inner shell. The smaller egg inside is visible through the larger shell and weighs exactly one half pound.
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Asheboro
L. D. Vancannon
Randleman
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Aoretta Sweatt
Miss Preddy
Community Arts
Coats
Ginia Horne
Wadesboro
Eugene Davis
Wilson
Preston B. Wilkes
C. Wayne Spencer
Wilmington
William Jarrell
J. 8. Welborn
J. F. Hayden
Moffitt’s
North Main
Edith Crowder
Steele Street
DAC
Teacher’s Meet
Leonard
Vicks VA
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