Sayao concert themed close of season for group plan
Prospective members of the High Int Cooperative Concert Association may attend the Sayao concert at the junior high auditorium this evening by presenting membership cards at the door. Cards secured through secretary Mrs. R. T. Amos grant guests for the final concert through April 18. The organization, led by Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson, has about a thousand members and aims to recruit more for next season while featuring Sayao, Brazilian soprano, with accompanist Paul Ulanov on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Int Cooperative
Uble
C. F. Tomlinson
Gordonne Quartet
Carola Goya
Dorothy Wford
du Sayao
Metropolitan Opera
Sayao
Paul Ulanoy
Art in Architecture lecture by R K Stewart at WPA art school
The Art Appreciation class of WPA art school will hear a talk on Art in Architecture by R K Stewart tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 2 30. Mrs Stewart a prominent clubwoman is invited to attend this lecture. E Dodamead has led the classes for the past two months, final talk given last week, four weeks will have new speakers. Mrs J W McGuinn announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA Art School
R. K. Stewart
Stewart
E. Dodamead
J. W. McGuinn
Young Artist Club Presents Musical and Piano Program
The Lung Artists Club hosted a program at Gates Music Studio 207 Howell Street featuring piano solos and musical readings by Ada Richter Albert Betsy Grady Jude Griffith Faust Lemoine Wendell Drakes Gladys Stein Louise Ogle Erma Kable and others. Miss Medlin received an honor mention in the April Etude for Does Practice Perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly At the Gates Music Stu
Howell Street
Ada Richter
Albert
Bety Grady
Lemoine
Jude Griffith
Faust
Nm Drakes
Wendell
Gladys Stein
Louise Ogle
Fingerlie
Erma Kable
Charles Medlin
Miss Gates
Les Medlin
Frances Dickson and friends travel notices and visits
Frances Dickson left for Washington D C to visit her son James Dickson a U S Navy commander for four to five weeks Willis Slane departed for New York City for business. Ora Hunecker of Troy and several Dublin residents joined Mrs Carson at 815 Greer Street. A F E Poston and Miss Kirkman return from Duke University alumnae weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Dickson
Washington, D. C
James £. Dickson
U. S. Navy
Dickson
A. G. Roberts
B. M. Roberts
Dublin
N. C
A. G. Carson
Greer Street
Carson
Drew Theological Dean to Deliver Greensboro Graduation Address
Dr. Lynn Harold Hough, dean at Drew Theological Seminary, will give the annual commencement address to Greensboro college graduates on Monday May 23 at 10 30 in Odell auditorium. The event caps the college centennial celebration with Dr. Luther Gobbell announcing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Harold Hough
Drew Theological Seminary
Greensboro College
Odell Auditorium
Luther Gobbell
Dean Hough
Europe
Great Britain
City Temple
London
Wellington Church
Westbourne Church
Glasgow
Carre Lane
Birmingham
Atlantic
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Detroit
American Presbyterian Church
Montreal
Scio College
Mount Union
Garrett Biblical Institute
Allegheny College
Albion College
Wesleyan University
University of Detroit
University of Vermont
University of Pittsburgh
Garden Club Council Plans Friday Meeting
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs will meet at 10 a.m. Friday at Mrs. Valette J. Harris’s home on Rockford Road. The gathering will be the council’s regular meeting with important matters to be discussed and hopes for full club representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Council
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Wrideay
High Point Garden Club Council
Frank F. Dickson
Priscilla Club
Lindsay Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Garden and Club Meetings
The Monday schedule lists Omega chapter dinner with Dr. Lindley at the Sheraton, Wayside Garden Club wild flower trip, West Emerywood meeting with Lawton B. Dutton, and Girl Scout Council executive meeting. Other events include nurse district meeting, bi weekly bridge, cooperative concert with Bidu Sayao, Good Will Garden Club luncheon, and multiple club gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
National Educational Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
P. BE. Lindley
Emerywood Club
Mesdames C. BE. Lehman
A. M. Utley
John C. Abels
Bidu Sayao
Calvary M E B Church to Host Joint Social Meeting
The Haleie Kidd and Helen Clark Missionary societies of Calvary M E B Church will hold a joint meeting this evening at seven o'clock. All members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haleie Kidd
Helen Clark Missionary Societies
Calvary M. EB
Mary Stevens Class Meeting This Evening
The Mary Stevens class of Green Street Baptist Church meets tonight at 7:30 at 805 Park Street, home of Mrs. E A Holland. Associate hostess is Mrs. Elmer Johnson. Heart Sisters will be revealed at the meeting. The Amoma class also meets at 7:30 at 1801 East Green Street with important business for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
E. A. Holland
Park Street
Elmer Johnson
Heart Sisters
Green Street
Girl Scout Council Meeting Set for Tomorrow Morning
The Girl Scout Council will hold an executive session tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Willis Slane in West Emerywood. All members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Msgs
Martha Blair
South Main Street
Blair Park
Amos Kearns
West Emerywood
Willis Slane
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Burrus Memorial Nurses Home
Gilbert Muse
Thomasville
Asheboro
Greensboro
Girl Scout Council
N C Parents and Teachers to Hold Nineteenth Congress
Winston Salem hosts the N C Congress of Parents and Teachers April 20 to 22 at the Robert E Lee hotel with speakers on child welfare education and public policy. Notable figures include Capt Arthur Collings Cundy W Roy Breg Dean W C Jackson Clyde A Erwin Gov Clyde R Hoey and FBI agent E Scheidt. Mary T Bannerman attends as representative. Grace von Dyke More directs Mothersingers with J Buren Sidbury overseeing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C. Congress of Parents and Teachers
Robert E. Lee
North Carolina
Dean W. C. Jackson
Woman's College of U. N. C
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Clyde A. Erwin
Banquest
Govenor Clyde R. Hoey
P.T. A
E. Scheidt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mary T. Bannerman
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Washington, D. C
Mothersingers
Grace von Dyke More
Woman's College of
National P.T. A. Music
Church Groups In Kernersville Hold Regular Monthly Meetings
Members of the Baptist Training Union at the First Baptist church met at Rev E F Bakers home for a business session. Officers and chairmen were nominated and plans made for monthly meetings a Bible reading contest parishioner invites and a study course. A waffle and chicken supper was announced for April 8 and one new member joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
E. F. Baker
Leon Lasley
Estelle Hauser
Billie Baker
Maxine Hepler
Mary Ruth Parrish
Lyda Hauser
Eleanor Stafford
Richard Whitaker
Ralph Cooke
Joe Pinnix
R. C. Morris
Eleanor and
Elizabeth Anne Stafford
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Kathrine Bellamy
Mary Linville
H. G. Allen
M. 8
West Second Avenue
Oscar Richardson
Ciifft Waitman
H. G. Leonard
Wade H. Phillips
Robert Bruton
Ruth Walser
Circle meeting of M E church society at Mrs Linville home
Circle 4 of the Woman's Missionary Society met Monday evening at the home of Mrs Harmon Linville with Mesdames Linville and J R Blackwell Jr as joint hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Harmon Linville
Mrs Wood Black Hosts Luncheon at Main Street Home
Mrs Wood Black entertained a few friends at luncheon Tuesday at her Main Street home. Spring flowers decorated the house and luncheon was served at 1 o'clock with guests Mesdames Sam Vance Sr W C Stafford C H Warner S L Duckworth and A N Linville present.
Address your problems to Mar jorie Mansfield column
Readers are directed to write to Mar jorie Mansfield at The Enterprise for problem queries. Letters addressed to her in care of the paper will be answered in the columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on Career and Family Strife
A young man recalls marrying before nineteen, living with parents after business setbacks, and tension with his mother. He wonders whether to stay in the family business for a raise or switch to a new job in another town to afford his own home, seeking guidance on negotiating a living wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Advise on evaluating a new job offer and negotiating salary
A speaker urges careful evaluation of a new job offer and, if sound, discussing it with a father. The father may not be obliged to raise pay but should not object to an advantageous acceptance.
Your Father Would Want You To Make The Most Of You
A terse prompt urges the reader to fulfill potential, reminding that a father’s expectation shapes choices. The line implies discipline, perseverance, and self-improvement as guiding principles. It positions personal ambition within familial motivation.
Advice on Independent Housing For Families
The speaker urges separating crowded living quarters by enabling each woman to have her own home if possible. It notes the hardship on wives and mothers under shared arrangements and suggests accepting a reasonable offer to gain independence, with the option to pursue other work later if the current line is unsatisfactory.
Asheboro Seniors And Juniors Hold Annual Reception Dance
The Asheboro High School Junior-Senior reception and dance was held Friday in the community gymnasium. Officers, escorts, teachers, and many parents attended a welcome by Sam Taylor and a response from David Stedman. A skit titled The Grave Beneath The Floor was performed, followed by refreshments and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Asheboro High School
Reginald Turner
Arthur Sewell
Rupert Trollinger
J. A. Duncan
Jimmy Walker
Reverend Powell Speaks at Tabernacle School Chapel
Reverend Howard Powell of the Asheboro M. E. Church spoke at Tabernacle school chapel exercises Friday morning. Introduced by Mrs. E. P. Walker he discussed a Palestine trip funded by his Marion congregation eight years ago and led pupils on an imagined Holy Land journey with his observations from the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Powell
Asheboro
M. E
Tabernacle School
E. P. Walker
Palestine
Marion
Holy Land
BPWC Dinner Meeting Tuesday At Elwood Hotel
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club will host a monthly dinner at Elwood hotel Wednesday at 6 30 PM. Charles F Carroll Jr superintendent of city schools will speak and a junior high school orchestra directed by Miss Susan Sharp will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
J. A. Johnson
Colonial Drive
R. Terry
Brentley Circle
Woman's Club
American Homes Department
Annette Sloan Tinsley
Greensboro
Janet Hall
Janet Russell
High Point College
Twentieth Century Study Club
C. J. Schwein
Parkway
J. S. Broome
Hillcrest Drive
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Charles F. Carroll
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Susan Sharp
Bachelor Girls And Stag Clubs Plan Joint Meeting
The Bachelor Girls and the Stag clubs hold a joint meeting tonight at eight o'clock at the Stag club cabin on Winston Salem road. Misses Alene Lambe and Betty Richardson assist as hostesses. A private dance is planned for April 8 at Jefferson Standard country club near Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag
Stag Club
Winston- Salem Road
Alene Lambe
Betty Richardson
Jefferson Standard Country Club
Greensboro
Birth of William Jefferson McAnally in Durham
Mr and Mrs William J McAnally announce the birth of a son William Jefferson Il l on March 29 at Duke hospital Durham The mother Florence Allen of Richmond Va is named before marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McAnally
Durham
William Jefferson
Duke Hospital
Club Of Twelve Meets At Lexington Home In April
Mrs. G W Mountcastle hosts the Club of Twelve at her Lexington residence for a meeting led by Mrs. W Holmes. Speaker Mrs. Harold C Dwelle from Charlotte discusses The Mint Museum and its architecture. Visitors include Mrs. Margaret Gooch from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G. W Mountcastle
Lexington
Club of Twelve
G. W. Mountcastle
W. &. Holmes
Greensboro
John T. Lowe
Harold C. Dwelle
Charlotte
Dwelle
Mint Museum
Mountcastle
Woodrow McKay
James Adderton
Margaret Gooch
Washington, D. C
Three Local Women Set for Girl Scout Meet in South Carolina
Mrs. Paul Weaver Mrs. David Yow and Miss Dona Nicholas will represent local interests at the regional Girl Scout meeting in Greenville South Carolina April 6 to 9. Attendees include Girl Scout officials from North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida. National figures in the Girl Scouts will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C
Paul Weaver
David Yow
Dona Nicholas
Greenville
D. C
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Juliette Low
Ada Blair P T A Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Ada Blair school Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 7 30 o clock at the school. Thomas E Dodamead will be guest speaker and full attendance of patrons and friends is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ada Blair School
Thomas E. Dodamead
Community Arts Club Friday Luncheon at Rothrock Home
The Community Arts Club will hold a luncheon meeting this Friday at 1 o'clock. The event will take place at Mrs. H. G. Rothrock's home on Woodrow Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny -Regy
Comte Arts Club
Mae
H. G. Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Unreality Theme In Christian Science Lesson Sermon
The April 3 1938 Christian Science lesson sermons center on unreality and the will of God with the Golden Text from 1 John 2 17 and a Bible citation urging not to trust princes. The service text contrasts worldly vanities with enduring spiritual obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Psalm Verse and Christian Science Passage Emphasize Spiritual Help
The excerpt cites Psalms 146:3 5 praising God as help and contrasts mortal concerns with divine guidance. It closes with Mary Baker Eddy asserting spiritual individuality untouched by matter and the supremacy of Spirit to keep man in the divine likeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Mary Baker Eddy
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Lung Artists Club
Gates
Illis H. Slane
York City
Ora Huneucker
Troy
I Kena
Rancieman
Stuart Yount
By. Shell
Lenoir
Cecil Arthur Morris
Concord
Lindsay Morris
A. FE. Poston
Mias Kirkman
Duke University
Lynn Hough
Majorie Kearns
Marjorie Kearns
Etude Music Club
Circle Drive
Paldis
Jean Kline
Jane Rhodes
Betty Anne Johnson
Dickie Kellam
Frye Dodamead
Jeanne Fambrough
Peggy Peters
Tommy Kellam
Martha Sale
Jane Ferree
Sleepy Hollow
Kramm
Mimi Wagger
Mio Mellas
Billie Frazier
Rogers
Nan Clapp
Betty Croker
Betty Deane Knox
Chopin
Doris Koonce
Katherine Baxter
Edward Sale
America
West
Peggy Jane Bryant
Walter Tice, Jr
Annie Lee Ellison
B. C. Bryant, Jr
Catherine Ellison
Dickle
Edward E
N. EB. Kearns
Marjorie
Social Arts Club
E. Z. Jones
Montlieu Avenue
Entre Nous Club
A. E B. Tate
West Broad Street
Calvary
AMOMA
Arthur Collings Cundy
Ala
Civitan International
W. Roy Breg
Breg
J. D. Messick
Eton College
Department of
Character Education
W. D. Perry
University of North Carolina
Miss Grace Moore
W. T. Bannerman
BPWC
Elwood
Mr. Carroll
W. J. McAnally
Ill
M. M. C. Club
Mattie Belle Cecil
Miss Cecil
Mrs
Joe Cecil
Earl Palmer
Fairview Drive
B. 8. Brown
W. I. Jenkins
Ingram
Biscoe
J. Y. Morris
Marguerite Koonts
Ada Blair
Community Arts Club
Isa
Lydia Lem
Emily Ervine
Poe
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