Alumni Day Planned at High Point College for May 27
Executive Committee maps Alumni Day plans tied to the fourteenth annual commencement at High Point College to be held Saturday May 27. Claude Kimrey named picnic chairman with Miss Louise Adams as the college representative on the alumni committee. The High Point alumni chapter meeting is set for Monday April 17 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
General Alumni Association
Claude Kimrey
Louise
Williamson speaks on democracy at Florence Nightingale Club
Dr C C Williamson pastor of First Presbyterian spoke at the Florence Nightingale Club supper at the Y M C A hut on democracy and religion The club plans a dinner April 24 with Greensboro industrial girls as guests Approximately fifty members and guests expected Mrs C A Murray will speak at the Live Y ers Easter program at 7 30 p mThursday evening with an Easter program and guest speaker Mrs C A Murray
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C. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Florence Nightingale Club
Y. W
Ola Carpenter
Greensboro
C. A. McMurray
Emerywood Younger Set Dance Club Event at Chains School
The Emerywood Younger Set Dance club held a dance at the Chains School of Dancing 604 North Main on Saturday April 1. A Waltz contest honored Stewart Stones and Marguerite Murray as top dancers. Mr Chains and Mrs W L York performed an exhibition dance before refreshments. An eccentric note claims only one in twenty men is six feet tall.
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Emerywood Younger Set
Chains School of Dancing
North Main
Stewart Stones
Marguerite Murray
Chains
W. L. York
Jimmy Whitehead Heads Stag Club
The Stag Club held its weekly meeting at the clubhouse off the Winston Salem Road where new officers were elected for the upcoming term. Jimmy Whitehead named president with Lassie Neville as vice president. Also elected were Miss Kate Workman treasurer Miss Elsie Stanley secretary Banks Thayer reporter and official host and hostess Hoyle Lopp and Miss Marian King.
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Stag Club
Winston- Salem Road
Jimmy Whitehead
Lassie Neville
Othrs
Kate Workman
Elsie Stanley
Banks Thayer
Hoyle Lopp
Marian ‘King
District Director And Garden Club Members To Meet In Chapel Hill
Mrs. R. K. Stewart president of Piedmont District Garden Clubs will preside at the district meeting in Hill Music Hall UNC Chapel Hill. Registration opens at ten, meeting starts at eleven. Mrs. Donald Hastings of Lovejoy Ga vice president of the National Council will deliver the principal address. Reports from all fifty two clubs will be featured. Luncheon plans at the Carolina Inn are canceled due to remodeling. members will dine in community venues.
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R. K. Stewart
Piedmont District Garden Clubs
Chapel Hill
Hill Music Hall
University of North Carolina
Garden Club
H. A. Millis
E.S. Millsaps, Jr
Juanita Winn
Liberty
T. O. Burns
County Association
E.S. Millsap, Jr
Balfour
W. F. Redding, Jr
Asheboro
Archdale
Coleridge
Franklinville
Gray's Chapel
New Market
Randleman
Ramseur
Staley
Trinity
Worthville
J. M
Liberty School
Caesar Phillips
Union School
Mienn Robertson
Gray's Chapel School
Bulla
Randolph County Fairgrounds
Social Calendar Highlights Club Meetings and Talks
Wednesday schedule lists the Burbank Garden Club with guest speaker Mrs. J. W. Harriss at 10 a.m. at 528 Park Way. Other sessions include the Twenty First Century Study Club at Greenway Drive, Utopian Study Club with Louis F Voorhees on Parkway, and a dinner program for the High Point Women at Elwood Hotel. The Girl Scout Council hosts a luncheon and summary of work at Wesley Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Garden Club
G. W. Stroupe
Parkway
J. W. Harriss
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. F. Freeman
Greenway Drive
J. W. Thomas
Utopian Study Club
Henry Foscue
Louis F. Voorhees
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood
Mary Clinard to Spend Spring Holidays at Home
Miss Mary Allen Clinard arrives tonight from Mary Baldwin College Staunton Va for spring holidays with her mother Mrs John W Clinard at their home here. Richard Farr returns from a month with his parents in New York City. Miss Bessie Hyman visits Washington then New York to stay with sisters Rose and Ethel Hyman. Mr and Mrs Ray E Erkel of Dadeville Ala visit High Point guests of Frank Wood at 1221 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Allen Clinard
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
John W. Clinard
Richard Farr
J. C. Farr
New York City
Bessie Hyman
Woodrow Avenue
Washington, D. C
New York
Misses Rose
Ethel Hyman
High Point
Ray E. Erkel
Dadeville, Ala
Frank Wood
Erkel
North Main Street
Wood
Richmond, Va
Allen Jay P T A Fashion Show Highlights April Meeting
At the Allen Jay High School regular April meeting the Home Economics class directed by Mrs. Turner staged a fashion show with dresses from the department. The school Glee Club organized by Mrs. Bennison performed music, featuring the first and second place winners from the High Point contest. Rev. C. M. Floyd led the devotional and Mrs. L. R. Pons presided as president for the upcoming year.
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Allen Jay
C. M. Floyd
Allen Jay Baptist Church
L. R. Pons
Bible Study and Ladies Aid Meet Tomorrow
The Stephens Bible study class meets tomorrow at 3 PM at 301 Woodrow Avenue hosted by Mrs. Charles Gueth with Mrs. Nora L. Andrews leading and selecting a subject. The Ladies Aid Society of B Nai Israel Synagogue gathers at 8 30 PM at Mrs. Harry Jacobs home on Colonial Drive with Mrs. A Herman as associate hostess.
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Stephens
Charles Gueth
Woodrow Avenue
Nora L. Andrews
Ladies’ Aid Society of
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
Harry Jacobs
Colonial Drive
A. Herman
Miss Helen Davis Stars In Greensboro College Fashion Show
Miss Helen Davis of 232 Woodrow Avenue appears in a Spring Fashion Show at Greensboro College tonight. Proceeds go to a refugee education fund, sponsored by the International Relations club. The show starts at 8:15 with eleven mannequins modeling new spring costumes and shoes from Greensboro stores.
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Helen Davis
Greensboro
Woodrow Avenue
Greensboro College
International Relations Club
Miss Davis
Girls Pentagon Club Meeting With Mrs Foister
The Girls' Pentagon club will meet tonight with Mrs. Bill Foister at her home in the Madison Apartment on North Main Street for the regular weekly gathering.
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Pentagon Club
Bill Foister
Madison
North Main Street
Domino Club Meeting At Barbee Street Home
The Domino club will meet this evening with Mrs. Claude Smith at her Barbee street home for its weekly session at 7 45 in the evening.
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Domino Club
Claude Smith
Barbee Street
Mrs Robert Ward Bride Of Thomasville Honored At Shower
Mrs Williard Everhart hosts a miscellaneous shower at 807 Worrell Street for newlywed Mrs Robert Ward with jonquils and violets in decor. Prizes go to Mrs John Gordon and Mrs Robert Ward. young Catherine Jane Jones presents gifts in a bridal wagon. Also reported is the birth of Benny Eugene to Mr and Mrs C O Bowers on March 26 at Long's Hospital Statesville.
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Thomasville
Robert Ward
Williard Everhart
Worrell Street
John Gordon
Catherine Jane Jones
Belvin Lambe
Guy Smith
Benton Mabry
P. G. Henderson
R. A. Henderson
Carrie Henderson
Wanda Cameron
Judy Henderson
Jewell Everhart
Louis McCaskill
Maxine Ward
Long's Hospital
Statesville
Bowers
Myrtle Lindley
Girl Scout Council Plans Meeting and Luncheon
Mrs. Royster Tucker announces the Girl Scout Council meeting at 11 30 a m Thursday at Wesley Memorial Church. A luncheon follows and reservations are due by noon tomorrow. The notice notes foot health is linked to proper footwear.
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Girl Scout Council
Royster Tucker
Wesley Memorial Church
Girl Scout Court Of Awards Held In Asheboro
Asheboro event features four courts of awards and a birthday festival marking Girl Scout founding. Alice Birkhead earns Golden Eaglet. other Troop Two members receive badges while Troop One presents junior citizen, bibliophile, and journalism honors.
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Asheboro
Frazier Park
Harris Coffin
Bob Wood
Jackie Poole
Juliette Lowe
Troop One
Ann Watson Birkhead
Annie Charles Smith
Julia Alexander
World Knowledge
Josephine Pugh
Doris Covington
Mary Jane Ross
Etta Jane Smith
Mary Anne Hooper
Fay Carol Allred
Lois Grimes
Alice Birkhead
Reserve Officers Set Buffet Supper After Final Meeting
The Reserve Officers Corps plans a buffet supper after tonight's final meeting of the year. Captain Claude Reitzel says officers should meet at the post office at 6 30 and travel to the cabin of Lieut David Alexander and Lieut William Saunders for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers Corps
Claude Reitzel
David Alexander
William Saunders
Black Man Held for Hospital Rape Robbery Charge
Charles Fain a 26 year old Black man was summoned to trial in Superior Court on a charge of raping a nurse and robbing a woman patient in a local hospital. The incident reportedly involved $90. The report is dated Murphy April 4.
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Murphy
Charles Fain
Local High School Students To Attend Debate Tournament
Five representatives from High Point Senior High will attend the first NC Speech and Debate Tournament at Wake Forest College on April 7-8. The team includes Kermit Albertson and George Humphries on affirmative and Darrell Sechrest and Bill Currie on negative, with Joe Given presenting an oration on Thomas Jefferson and the Constitution. Twenty five nine month high schools are entered including Reidsville Kannapolis Shelby Tarboro Rocky Mount Lee Edwards Central of Charlotte High Point Senior and Wake Forest among others.
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Wake Forest
High Point Senior High School
North Carolina
Wake Forest College
Kermit Albertson
George Humphries
Darrell Sechrest
Bill Currie
United States
Great Britain
Joe Given
Thomas Jefferson
The
Constitution
John L. Hodges
Reidsville
Kannapolis
Shelby
Tarboro
Rocky Mount
Lee Edwards
Asheville
Central
Charlotte
High Point
R. J. Reynolds
Winston- Salem
Broughton
Hugh Morson
Raleigh
Lexington
Durham
Kings Mountain
Hamlet
Kinston
Greensboro
Fayetteville
Lamberton
Enfield
Hendersonville
Albemarle
Wilson and
Wilmington
Principal charged after student death in school yard beating
Clarion Pennsylvania April 4 A coal mine motorman the death of his 10 year old son resulted from a whipping given him by a grammar school supervising principal for throwing jelly beans at girls Homer Wiser accused Harrison A Hartman 37 year old teacher at nearby Sligo of punishing his son Robert a fifth grade pupil and two other boys with a flooring board last March 17 He filed charges of aggravated assault and battery voluntary and involuntary manslaughter against Hartman The principal refused to discuss the case and posted 3000 bond pending hearing April 14.
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Clarion
Homer Wiser
Harrison A. Hartman
Sligo
Robert
Hartman
Tax Listing Here Keeps Office Busy
The High Point township tax listing is underway with added staff. Treasurer T R Short says the listing team has worked since Saturday morning and the office will stay open tonight and Thursday night from 7 to 9 for those who cannot list during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Township
T. R. Short
Short
Holy Week Services At First M P Church In City
The second Holy Week service at the First Methodist Protestant Church is tonight at 7 30 with Dr J E Pritchard speaking on Glorified in Apparent Defeat. On Wednesday at 7 30 Dr G I Humphreys will speak. Holy Communion Thursday and a Children's pageant Friday close the series in the church auditorium due to space.
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Methodist Protestant
J. E. Pritchard
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
American Business Club Presents The Tavern Benefit Play
The American Business Club plans a charity benefit on April 21 at 8 15 p m in the Junior High School auditorium featuring the Guilford College Dramatic Council in George M Cohan s The Tavern Rob ert K Marshall directed the production and the play committee is led by Brooks Reitzel and Sam Denny The Tavern is praised as one of Cohans finest works with a broad range of characters and theatrical styles cited by reviewers
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American Business Club
Guilford College Dramatic Council
George M. Cohan
A. B. Club
Robert K. Marshall
Marshall
Brooks Reitzel
Sam Denny
New York World's Fair stamp now available at High Point Post Office
Stamp collectors learn the New York World's Fair three cent stamp has arrived at the High Point Post Office. The delivery size stamp is purple and white with pylon and globe symbols and can be purchased at the stamp window, said H. F. Cooper, stamp clerk.
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High Point
H. F. Cooper
Mrs N C Harned Dies in El Dorado Kansas
Mrs N C Harned mother of Mrs Charles F Chamelin died at El Dorado Kansas yesterday after a seven month illness. She had spent six weeks with her daughter during last November and December. The body will be sent to Pueblo Colorado for interment.
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N. C. Harned
Charles F. Chamelin
el Dorado
Kansas
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Virginia Lee
Randolph County
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Peggy Townsend
Washington
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This City
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Cable Street
Lizzie Gooch
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