North Carolina Federation Women Converge In Charlotte Convention
The 35th annual North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs opens in Charlotte with officers and district presidents arriving. Sessions run Wednesday through Friday at the Charlotte Hotel with talks by state and national figures, club luncheons, and a public meeting headlined by Governor Clyde R. Hoey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bunn
Charlotte
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
George BE. Marshall
Mt. Airy
C. G. Doak
Raleigh
Lotte
Mills
Clyde R. Hoey
A. W. Sims
Dorelle Snook
Carolina Theatre
Sallie Southall Cotton Loan Fund
Hazel Mizelle
The
Charlotte Observer
Hughes Ward Vows Taken At Asheboro
Miss Marianna Hughes and Robert Clifton Ward were married Friday evening April 2 at 6 o clock in Asheboro. Rev H P Powell officiated with a ring ceremony before an improvised altar. The couple will reside in Asheboro where Ward works at McCrary Hosiery mill.
Miss Edith Cagle Visits Asheboro This Week
Miss Edith Cagle of Archdale is visiting in Asheboro this week with Mrs. Joseph Allen. J. T. Garrett Jr. of Laurens South Carolina visited his sister Mrs. Bob Cheshire at the Ashlyn Hotel Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cagle
Archdale
Asheboro
Joseph Allen
J. T. Garrett, Jr
Laurens, S. C
Bob Cheshire
Ashlyn Hotel
Mrs Fagg Hosts Kernersville Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Merlin Fagg hosted a bridge luncheon at her Kernersville home with two tables. High score went to Mrs J T Justice who received a luncheon set. second high to Mrs Gilmer Smith who won a guest towel. cut prize was half a dozen tea towels.
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Kernersville
Merlin Fagg
J. T. Justice
Gilmer Smith
Justice
George Beley
J. R. Blackwell, Sr
King
R. C. Morris
Jim
Gilmerith
Tom Stuart
Rendezvous Ridge Club
Cherry Street
Shurman Warren
Margaret al. Besa
Forrest Hastings
Lise Robbins
Glendair Crosatt
Eugenia Albert
Mesdames
Vance Fulp, Jr
Thur Warren
Elizabeth City
Local Social News And Visits From Nearby Towns
Miss Frances Bodenheimer attends Appalachian College after holidays with Mr and Mrs H B Bodenheimer. High Point visitors Mrs Will Snow and Mrs E Allen with other friends stay in town for a year. The Ketners and friends, the Smiths, and Miss Edith Helms visit relatives here. Dr and Mrs Gates McKaughan of Rocky Mount were guests of D E McKaughan. Paul Jash’s illness at Winston-Salem City Memorial hospital noted. Elizabeth Fulp and James Fulp visit family. Miss B Helms hosts. The Simeons return from honeymoon and settle with Mrs Y B Mesdames Kerner hostesses at several gatherings.
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Frances Bodenheimer
Appalachian
Kansas City
le Lake
Fla
Gates McKaughn
Rocky Mount
D. E. McKaughan
Elizabeth Fulp
Woman's College
Greensboro
James Fulp
Newberry
8. C
Charles Fulp
Raleigh
Mance Fulp
Paul J Ash
City Memorial Pital
Winston-Salem
Edith Helms
Greens
B. Helms
Leivert Kerner
Salem
Carl Kerner
A. J. Simeon
High Point
We Built for Self and the Vision Fades
Poem recalling soldiers on plains and hills who sought the sun and Rome but failed to climb. It laments forgotten dreams and the need for sacrifice, grief, and renewal as war drums fade and a christening-like rebirth may come.
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Rome
Elm Street School Child Study Meeting With Dr Herring
The final Elm Street school Child Study group meeting was led by Mrs. Chester C. Haworth with Dr. R A Herring city health officer as the afternoon speaker. A round table discussion followed and questions about his work in High Point were answered as tea and wafers were served by associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Chester C. Haworth
R. A. Herring
Herring
High Point
Oak Hill Parents Teachers Meet Tuesday Evening
Oak Hill Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday April 6 at 7 30 pm in the school. Dr R A Herring city health department head will address the group. Officers for next year will be elected and plans for the Pre School Clinic discussed by Miss Veigh Hutchison. All patrons urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
R. A. Herring
Roftth Ts Pxigt
Veigh Hutchison
Pre School Clinic at Johnson Street School
The Johnson Street School hosts a pre school clinic on Tuesday April 6 from 9 to 12 with Dr. Herring city health officer as speaker. Parents of children who will be six this fall are invited to bring their child for examination and recommendations to prepare for entry next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Herring
City Health Officer
Johnson Street Parents-Teachers Install Officers
The Johnson Street school P T A held its April meeting in the school auditorium. Officers installed were Mrs F M Lambert president Mrs W P Montgomery vice president Mrs F J Mickey secretary and Miss Lilla Bell treasurer. The toy orchestra directed by Mrs L C Ray performed in blue and gold uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Dorothy Burger
F. M. Lambert
W. P. Montgomery
F. J. Mickey
Lilla Bell
L. C. Ray
Brentwood PTA to Meet Thursday Health Program Planned
The April Brentwood Parent Teacher Association meeting will be Thursday at 7 30 p m. Dr R A Herring city director of public health will speak and Pioneer club boys under Mr Edgar Hartley will show health related club work. Rev B V Howell will lead devotionals and Mrs J S Forward will chair a short business session. All school patrons invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
R. A. Herring
Pioneer Club
Edgar Hartley
B. V. Howell
Calvary Methodist Church
Oak View P T A Hears Mr Lovelace At Monthly Meeting
Oak View P T A met in the school auditorium for its regular monthly session. A C Lovelace of the First Baptist church spoke on Dependability. Miss Daisy Osborn’s third grade received the loving cup for most parent presence, accepted by Jane Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
A. C. Lovelace
First Baptist Church
Daisy Osborn
Jane Blair
F. F. Miller
Miss Blakely Weds J W Womack In Danville Ceremony
Mr and Mrs E M Blakely announce the marriage of their daughter Mable Juanita Blakely to J W Womack in Danville Virginia on March 27 1937 The Rev M T Sorrell officiated with witnesses Mrs J L Yow The bride wore a grey suit and pink rosebud corsage The groom is son of Mrs Katie Swain and late Louis Womack hymen and both will reside at 616 South Main Street High Point children of local schools and Silver Knit Hosiery mill employee details include home addresses and family backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Blakely
Mable Juanita
J. W. Womack
Danville
M. T. Sorrell
J. L. Yow
Brunete
Womack
Blakely
Ragan Street
High Point City School
Katie Swain
South Main Street
Louis Womack
Scottsboro
Ala
High Point City
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T. G. Monroe
Hamlet
M. H. Jackson
R. H. Latham
Asheville
North Carolina
J. D. McCall
Charles E. Platt
Ethel Parker
Gatesville
F. M. Dunstan
Windsor
Latham
Hampton Fleming
Richmond
Virginia
Club Institutes
General Federation
Bishopric
Eugene Reilley
J. H. Highsmith
Beatrice Cobb
Morganton
National Committee
Bettie Gardner
Louis V. Sutton
Irene Price
T. R. Padgett
Forest City
Arthur T. Black
R. W. Sanders
H. Bueck
Murphy
R. W. Green
Public Welfare Department
W.S. Caravan
John A. Lang
Office of Education
Department of Interior
Washington, D. C
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Fifth District
Oscar Perkins
Marshville
L. B. Nichols
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Marianna Hughes
C. B. Hughes
North Asheboro
Robert Clifton Ward
W. L. Ward
H. P. Powell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ethel Johnson
Lawrence Sours
William Bolling
John Ward
Ward
McCrary Hosiery
By Helen Welshimer
NEA Gervies, Ince
J. R. A. Herring
Williamson
Johnson St
Brentwood Group
Oak View P.T. A
Mr. Lovelace
Miss Blakely
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