Society and Club News Highlights Local Gatherings
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty host a weekly dance at their hall over Princess Cafe with round and square dancing. The Club of Twelve postpones its meeting with Mrs A B Caldwell to April 13. Tea at the Mason home features Miss Miriam Mason with Miss Dalton Miss Hall and Miss Alma Virginia McCain of Moultrie Ga visiting Hollins students Martha Fry and Dee Walker. Woman's club meeting tomorrow at 3 30 P M at the YWCA includes vocal selections by Mrs A H Whitley and talks by Dr C S Grayson H A Millie and W F Bailey about Parks and Playgrounds for High Point. Garden clubs expected to send representatives. hostesses include Mesdames Auman Stirewall Waynick Robb and Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Princess Cafe
Caroline Dalton
Helen Hall
Moultrie
Alma Virginia McCain
Miriam Mason
N. J. Mason
Fairmont Street
Greensboro
Martha Fry
Dee Walker
Savannah
Hollins College
Miss Fry
Field
Woman's Club
A. H. Whitley
C. 8. Grayson
H. A. Millie
W. F. Bailey
High Point
Mesdames
F. R. Auman
Stirewall
R. L. Waynick
George Robb
C. H. Williard
Emerywood Country Club
Wills Slane
Harold Bennett
W. CO
J. W. Chandler
Hillcrest Drive
Frank Sizemore
W. L. Watson
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Events
The High Point schedule lists multiple club gatherings from Wednesday to Friday at venues including Emerywood Country Club Y W C A and Sheraton Grill. Hostesses include Mrs Wills Slane Mrs Harold Bennett Mrs Wesley Taylor and Mrs Grover Kester with talks on parks and nature and a spring dance with the Vernnd Royals Collegian Club orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Sheraton Grill
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
Cee
Priscilla Club
Emerywood
Lotus Club
Melvin Hayes
Johnson Street
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Grover Kester
Greensboro Road
L. W. Flythe
L. W. Flythe Will Be Associate Hostess. 8 P. m—The Hoeureux Club
Annie Lee Brewer
High Point
Granada Club
Sedgefield Manor
Vernnd Royals’ Collegian Club
Locals Recall Easter Travel and Visits Across Town
Residents share their Easter holiday comings and goings with multiple trips to Cheraw Fayetteville Statesville and Goldsboro. Families visiting relatives and attending illness or garden outings highlight community weekend activity.
Bolivia Sets Fixed Prices on Essential Goods
The Bolivian government imposes price controls on staple supplies aiming to curb inflation and protect consumers. Officials announce uniform ceiling prices across major cities affecting milk, rice, sugar, and cooking oil with enforcement measures set through the commerce ministry.
Easter Monday Tea Dance at Emerywood Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosted an Easter Monday tea dance yesterday from four to seven with about two hundred guests. Jelly Leftwich and his Duke University orchestra provided music while club members families and visiting guests enjoyed the spring setting and jonquil decor. Amos R. Kearne led as president with Welch Harris as entertainment chair and the event marked a continuing series since the club’s recent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Jelly Leftwich
Duke University
Amos R. Kearne
Welch Harrise
Quaker Interpretation to be Presented at Friends Annex
An eight o clock Friday program at the Friends church Annex features a Quaker Interpretation with readings explanations of customs a dress exhibit and a dramatized Quaker wedding. Youthful models display dresses dating to 1887 with many family treasures on view. About twenty five people in Quaker garb will take part in the wedding scene and a small admission goes to the church Woman's auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Annex
Friends Church
Society of Friends
Social Events In Lexington Last Week Highlight Visitors
Kay Moran of Hollywood led a 11 piece orchestra at the Easter dance from 10 to 2 at the American Legion Hut. Local chaperones and M. B. missionary societies hosts were announced for a meeting on April 6 at the Methodist hut. Residents and visitors from Statesville Winston-Salem Washington D C and surrounding families were noted in various visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnteeferce Lexington
Ten Birthday Party Held For Mattie Bell Cecil
On Saturday evening Mattie Bell Cecil celebrated her tenth birthday with a party at her Greensboro road home. At six o clock the hostess mother or Ms Joe Cecil was aided by Mrs McCuiston of Thomasville Miss Ola Rothrock of Winston Salem and Miss Jennie Elizabeth Cecil in serving dinner. Candy baskets were given as favors and Elaine Shaw won an Easter novelty prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Bell Cecil
Greensboro Road
Joe Cecil
McCuiston
Thomasville
Ola Rothrock
Winston-Salem
Jennie Elizabeth Cecil
Ellaine Shaw
Ladies Club Programs Highlight Poetry Readings and Socials
The Club of Twelve gathered at Mrs. A W Honeycutt's home for Edna St Vincent Millay life and work sketches and readings by Amy Lowell and Carl Sandburg. Mrs H B Radcliffe entertained with readings while a spring yellow green collation followed. The State Street M P church Ladies Bible class met at Mrs J B Leonard's home with devotional, readings by Miss Lila Aaron, music by Mrs Grey Davis, and revealing of class sisters during social hour. The Davidson County Zone meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Winston district was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Honeycutt
J. R. McCrary
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Amy Lowell
G. W. Mountcastle
Carl Sanburg
H. 8
Radcliffe
Ladies’ Bible
State Street M. P
J. B. Leonard
Wesr
Seventh Avenue
Grey Davis
Mildred
Margaret Leonard
T. M. Johnson
Lila Aaron
Davidson County
The
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Winston District
Business Girls to Meet Tonight at Y W C A Hut
The Business and Pepecatones Girls club of the Y W A will meet tonight at six oaks at the Y W C A hut. A very interesting program is planned and all members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs G C Cunningham returned to Raleigh after visiting at Johnson street with Mrs H W McCain and Miss Faye Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Street
Thomasville
M. B. Missionary Societies
Ladies’ Aids
Business and Pepecatones Girls Club
GC. C. Cunningham
Raleigh
H. W. McCain
Faye Cunningham
Johnson Street
Red Cross To Name Chapter Delegates At Meeting
Directors and committee chairmen of the local Red Cross chapter plan a 6:30 dinner at Mrs. A. D. Brockett’s home near the Sheraton hotel to elect delegates to the national Red Cross meeting in Washington in the spring. EB Diffendale, chapter chairman, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Cross
A. D. Brockett
Sheraton Hotel
National Red Cross
Washington
EB. Diffendale
PTA elects officers at March meeting
The High school Parent-Teacher association elected officers at the March meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Thomason was elected president and two vice presidents were chosen. Miss Sara Springs was reelected secretary and Miss Bernice Apple reelected treasurer. The nomination committee included Mrs. E. E. Witherspoon, Mrs. C. R. Redwine, and Miss Hattie Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Snyder vacationing in Florida. Mrs. Snyder attended Southeastern Coca Cola Bottlers sessions in Coral Gables March 27-30 BE. Hege of High Point visited Lexington Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Arthur Thomason
Charles A. Mountcastle
Paul Hinkle
Sara Springs
Bernice Apple
E. E. Witherspoon
C. R. Redwine
Hattie Burgess
Tom Snyder
Florida
Snyder
Southeastern Cocca-Cola Bottlers Association
Miami-Biltmore Hotel
Coral Gables
Becks Welcome Allen Vance Beck Jr In Shelby
Mr and Mrs A Vance Beck of Shelby announce the birth of a son Allen Vance Beck Jr in a Shelby hospital on Sunday morning March 25 The Becks were formerly residents of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vance Beck
Shelby
Allen Vance Beck, Jr
Shelby Hospital
Mrs. Beck
Mrs. John H. Cowles Visited Lexington from Greensboro
Mrs. John H. Cowles of Greensboro spent Thursday in Lexington for unclear reasons. Her visit highlights local social or business ties between Greensboro residents and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cowles
Greensboro
Lexington
Miss Valera Smith to Undergo Throat Operation
Miss Valera Smith is in Davidson hospital awaiting a throat operation. Mr and Mrs Charles M Starkey and children Charles Nell and Jimmie visited Friday at Hege Inn and returned to Philadelphia on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valera Smith
Davidson Hospital
Charles M. Starkey
Charles
Nell
Jimmie
Hege /Inn
Philadelphia
Court For Trial of Civil Cases Begins
The High Point municipal court opened a civil term this afternoon at 1 30 for jury trials. The session was delayed from this morning due to a holiday that required criminal court to clear the crowded jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Hiatt Funeral Services Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for A. M. Andy Hiatt who died at his home on Kivett drive extension yesterday will be conducted from Bates Memorial chapel tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock by Rev. E. W. Jones pastor of Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist church. Interment will follow in the Hickory Chapel cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. E. Witcher Will McGee Adelbert Kennedy J. O. Bales S. S. Wilson Jr. and Clyde Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Andy) Hiatt
Kivett Drive
Bates Memorial Chapel
E. W. Jones
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Hickory Chapel
EE. E. Witcher
Will McGee
Adelbert Kennedy
J. O. Bales
Wilson, Jr
Clyde Hall
First Dental Law, Actors Abroad, and Ants Society
A brief tease asks which state passed the first dental practice law who was the first American actor to appear abroad and when was the first ants society formed with answers promised in the next issue.
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Accountants’ Society
Two Army Lieutenants Fly Oakland to Oahu in Record Time
Maitland and Hegenberger traveled 2400 miles from Oakland to Oahu Island in a triple engine monoplane in 25 hours and 50 minutes. The note recalls Hogan's Alley as the first comic and mentions Dr. Samuel Fuller as New England’s first physician of the Mayflower era, arriving in 1620.
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Maitland
Hegenberger
Oakland
Oahu Island
R. F. Outcault
Hogan's Alley
Samuel Fuller
New England
Mayflower Colony
Stephens Bible Class Meeting at Mrs Kearns Home
The Stephens Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs EB F Kearns at 311 Willowbrook. Mrs T H Willey will read from Hebrews. Fidelis class of Green Street Baptist meets tonight at 7 30 at Daisy Steppe’s Welch Street home. Daughters of Wesley at Mabel Pike 1705 East Green Street meet tonight at 7 30.
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Stephens
EB. F. Kearns
Willowbrook Street
T. H. Willey
Fidelis
Green Street Baptist Church
Daisy Steppe
Welch Street
Daughters OF
Wesley
Wesley of
D'vary
M. E. Church
Mabel Pike
East Green Street
Mrs Morris Hosts Randolph and Priscilla Clubs
In Asheboro on Friday Mrs BE Morris read The Island of Cytrus and Mrs W H Moring presented Boom China for the Randolph Book club. Current events were shared by members with a discussion. Chicken salad and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
G. Morris
Randolph Book Club
Priscilla Club
Island of Cytrus
BE. H. Morris
China
W. H. Moring
Spring party at the Morris home with Rock games
Pris Cilla club members and guests enjoyed a spring decor winter with four tables of Rock. Maude Allred led club scores and received bon bon box. visitor prize earned perfume in an egg shaped box. A salad course followed the event.
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Morris
Maude Allred
R. F. Routh
Officers Elected At Coterien Club Meeting
At the weekly Coterien club gathering officers for the next quarter were elected: President Robert Davis, Vice President James Hinkle, Secretary William Price, Treasurer Darrell Bulla. An open discussion followed about joining the Inter-club Council. Dance committee reports set plans for the spring festival ball featuring Bert Lown's orchestra at Sedgefield on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
Robert Davis
William Hayes
James Hinkle
William Price
John Whitescarver
Darrell Bulla
Wyatt Wall
Inter-club Council
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Coteriens
Union Hill School Reported Entered and Ransacked
The Union Hill school on Hayworth Springs road four miles east of the city was entered over the weekend. Entry appears from a key to the front doors with doors to classrooms pried open and desks rifled. A number of small articles were taken and the sheriff's department investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Hayworth Springs
Sheriff's Department
London Opens Permanent Marionette Theatre
A new permanent marionette theatre debuts in London. In Scotland, safety first talkies are being shown nationwide to promote safe cinema practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland
Miss Jeanne Weber Visiting Roselle Park Friend
Miss Jeanne Weber of Roselle Park New Jersey is the house guest of Miss Dorothy Rankin on Church Street. The two schoolmates at Western Maryland college are spending their spring vacation in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Weber
Roselle Park
N. J
Dorothy Rankin
Church Street
Weber
Miss Rankin
Western Maryland College
Local Social News Note on Easter Visit to Washington
Mrs Carrie Hooper Miss Dorothy Michael Miss Pauline Gatly Mrs Jessie Orr and Mr and Mrs Dalton Orr have returned from Washington D C where they spent the Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Connor
Myrtle Hall
Cheraw
D. C
W. H. Gibson
Statesville
Ed Kearns
Goldsboro
William Bizzell
Mrs. Bizzell
Mrs. Kearns
Carrie Hooper
Dorothy Michael
Pauline Gatly
Jessie Orr
Dalton Orr
Washington, D. C
Dick Holton Joins Wright Cline Shop
Dick Holton, longtime retailer in this city, joins the Wright Cline Shop at 313 North Main. British Guiana will launch an extensive road improvement program. Speedometers will be installed on 100 engines of a railway in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Holton
Wright-Cline
Wright- Cline
North Main Street
British Guiana
England
Banishing Constipation with a Kellogg Att Bran Cereal
Health notice promotes Kellogg Att-Bran cereal as a remedy for constipation. It highlights signs like headaches and loss of appetite, notes iron content for blood, and claims bulk aids regular bowels. Recommends two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and advises medical consultation for chronic cases. Sold in red and green Kellogg package in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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SONS
Liberty
DANCE
Club OF Twelve
A. 8. Caldwell
Mrs. Whitley
Moffitt’s
North Mait
Belvin T. Ferguson
Grady J. Hedrick
Jo Ann and
Hoyle Edward
Fayetteville
Mr. Ferguson
J. B. Bolton
May Richardson
Fenton Rogers
Chestnut Street
Charlies Russell
Barker Street
Mms. G. C. Tullis
Elberton, Ga
Hilda Tullis
R. H. Sechrest
Sumter
S. C
M. W. Gibson
Dr. Gibson
W. B. Gibson
Sue B. Clontn
Salisbury
C. A. York
Colonial Drive
D. B. Wood
Margaret
Bolivia
Emerywood Club
John Craver
C. M. Peeler
Charlie Thomason
Elizabeth Brown
M. P. Knouse
Margaret Knouse
Fulp
Emery Knouse
Red Cross
BE. H. Hege
Lexington Thursay
A. M. Hiatt
America
Joseph Nathan Kane
NeomaEmoes
Us-Hawani
Stephens Bible Class
Asheboro Society
Alice .Dwin
I. C. Moser
Dean Baldwin
Sappho
Moser
Kemp Alexander
Ogburn Yates
Union Hill School
Kellogg’s
Jian
Austin
Gordon Street
Gloria Pai Eg
Joan
ABC
Cupid
Petss
Dorothy Wilson
Vies
Joan Marsh
Gloria
Gloria Stuart
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