Girl Scout Council Plans Summer Camp and Training
The Girl Scout Council met at the J. H. Memorial YWCA with Mrs. Royster Tuck presiding. The camp will open June 14 to 28 with expanded waterfront activities and an outdoor brick and stone fireplace was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doctor. Training updates included 21 leaders and local director Mrs. Mabel Burnett attending National staff courses, and upcoming Regional Conference at the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem April 25 to 27 titled Building Democracy the Girl Scout Way. Posters on Health Safety and Citizenship will be displayed at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
J. H. Memorial Y. W. C. A
Royster Tuckmissioner
Husiastic
Durham
S. Fay Handley Edwards
Edwards
Harry Doctor
W. D. Sale
Mabel Burnett
Gladis Mwrvett
Myrtle Cates
Barbara Brooks
More Girl Scouts Win Membership In Over 25 Club Here
Twenty four girls were named to join the Over 25 club for selling over 25 boxes in the annual cookie drive now underway. The total membership reaches forty four as sales progress, funding a central Little House clubhouse dream. Cookie sale chair Mrs. John S. Pickett collaborates with local commissioner Mrs. Royster Tucker and Girl Scouts director Mrs. Mabel Burnett to aid the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
John S. Pickett
Cookie Sale
Royster Tucker
Mabel Burnett
Girl Scouts
June Rose
Grace Lilian Jowers
Nora Lassiter
Delphia Leviner
Doris Cameron
Ruby Dry
Sarah Mixon
Doris Tillson
Mildred Saunders
Peggy White
Marie Snider
Ann Council
Ernestine Haynes
Eleanor Hauser
Frances Wilkinson
Elsie Lee McFarland
Geraldine Carroll
Betty Fay Gibson
Jean Teague
Nell Sheloff
Barbara Ann Nance
Lucy Neal Nance
Farish Sizemore
Pauline Brock
Ward Street church circles announce meetings
Ward Street Methodist Circle two meets this evening at 7 30 at Miss Mary Louise Hasty’s Tryon Street home. Circle four meets Tuesday at Mrs Raymond Loftin’s Ridgecrest Drive home at 7 30. Faithful Workers class of Hilliard Memorial Baptist meets this evening at 7 30 at Mrs F L Webb’s Albertson Road home. Spring Hill Methodist ladies plan ice cream supper at Paul Cecil’s store near Led Boston school Saturday from 5 p m to late evening. proceeds go to auxiliary treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Number Two
Ward Street
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
F. L. Webb
Albertson Road
Ladies of
Loyal Order of Moose Dance and Card Party
The Loyal Order of Moose sponsors a dance and card party at the Moose hall on North Main Street at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Cooperative Group Plans Outstanding Series For Next Year
The High Point Community Concert Association led by Mrs. C F Tomlinson plans a next year concert series with at least one headliner. Supported by High Point College and city schools, the drive to renew memberships starts at a 12 30 luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel with Walter Brown directing. At least three concerts will be scheduled after dues are collected and deposited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Community Concert Association
C. F. Tomlinson
High Point College
R. T. Amos
Tomlinson
Thomasville
Jamestown
Sheraton Hotel
Walter Brown
New York City
Columbia Cooperative Concert Service Corporation
Brown
International Duplicate Tournament At Emerywood Club
Enthusiastic play buzzed at Emerywood Country Club as the International Duplicate bridge tournament ran last night at the clubhouse with hands mirrored in other cities. Local winners were Phil and Mrs. Warner first among North and South. H I Coffield and J W Thompson second. East West first were Mrs. O C Durland and Mrs. Laurance Ingram. second were Mrs. John C Abels and Mrs. Roy Strotz. Mrs. Harry Lindeman directed. results will be sent to New York for final judging and final winners announced in about thirty days. Committee members included Mrs. John Abels, Phil A. Warner and C. M. Waynick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
H. I. Coffield
J. W. Thompson
O. C. Durland
Laurance Ingram
John CC. Abels
Roy Strotz
Harry Lindeman
Greensboro
High Point
New York
John ©. Abels
Phil A. Warner
C. M. Waynick
Johnson Street P T A Discusses Health And Safety
The Johnson Street School Parents Teachers Association held its monthly meeting. Red Cross officer Mrs. John Mebane announced a home nursing course for parents and yarn donations for Polish refugees. The second grade presented health and safety activities and the play What Happened to Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street School
Huldah Hester
John Mebane
Red Cross
Johnson Street
Poland
E. O. Cummings
Donald
Donald Wood
Joe Saunders
Clara Bow Sink
Betty Wall
Doris Ridge
Bobby Long
Cummings
Entre Nous Club Hosts Guests At Hartzell Home
The Entre Nous Club met at Mrs. Harvard S. Hartzell, 204 Guilford Avenue, with four visitors and club members present. The afternoon featured spring flowers, three tables of Boston rock, and a two course repast after cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard S. Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Entre Nous Club
Boston Rock
Ecards
J. W. Harriss
Z. I. Walser
C. Clark
E. H. Blackard
R. Terry
C Eb, Sheloff
G. H. Kearns
Charles L. Long
M. W. Nash
O. C. Williamson
O. P. Moffitt
C. A. Barbee
Betty Long
Rockingham
Garden Club Delegation Attends Concord District Meeting
Approximately forty local garden club members joined 165 representatives for the Piedmont District meeting in Concord hosted by the Concord club. Mrs. R. K. Stewart of High Point presided as district director and a Mid Week Garden club program highlighted gardens, poetry, music, and slides of Mrs. Stewart’s own gardens.
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Garden Club
Piedmont District
North Carolina Garden Club
Concord
Concord Club
R. K. Stewart
High Point
Hoke Bullard
Stewart
H. T. Hudson
R. T. Amos
J. Gurney Briggs
Horace Haworth
Briggs
Amos
J. E. Latham
Greensboro
J. A. Groves
Albemarle
L. A. Moore
Winston-Salem
Piedmont
High Point Club
F. J. Bartlett
Wayside Club
J. Buren Sidbury
Wilmington
Atate
Edna Maslin
Clyde R. Hoey
Raleigh
S. H. Tomlinson
High Plant
R. R. Totten
Chapel Hill
Concord Garden Clubs
Charles A. Cannon
Sidbury
Hoey
Thomasville Bride Elect Honored at Dinner and Bridge Club Events
Mrs. F. B lambeth hosted a dinner at her Randolph Street home to honor granddaughter Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth and fiancé Thomas Winfield Blackwell Jr of Winston-Salem. The evening featured a four course meal, spring flowers, and a music program by Dr. and Mrs. I. Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lambeth
LI. G. Greer
City
W. W. Rankin
Durham
W. A. Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Society Notes Guests From Charlotte And Asheboro
Miss Kilma Wilson and Miss Dee Armfield will arrive tomorrow to be weekend guests of Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson at her Parkway home. They are former Sweet Briar College classmates. Mrs. O Rudolph Frazier underwent a major operation at Guilford General Hospital this morning. her condition is satisfactory. H J Rockwell, injured in an accident at Sedgefield Shops, is improving at Burrus Memorial Hospital and can now see visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilma Wilson
Charlotte
Dee Armfield
Asheboro
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Parkway
Miss Wilson
Miss Armfield
Miss Tomlinson
Sweet Briar College
O. Rudolph Frazier
Fourth Street
Guilford General Hospital
H. J. Rockwell
Greenway Drive
Sedgefield Shops
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Birth of Priscilla Sonja O'Brien Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Jack O'Brien announce the birth of a daughter Priscilla Sonja on March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O’brien
Priscilla Sonja
Owners and Workers To Talk Dispute At Thomas Mills
A labor dispute at Thomas Mills Inc. led to a picket by workers after the mill shut down yesterday. A conference between employees and management was set for this afternoon to discuss the issue amid claims the survey aims to implement a stretch out system. Company spokesmen deny ties to any work system, citing inventory control purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mills, Inc
W. B. Thomas
Tolliver Infant Dies At Parents Home In High Point
William Clayton Tolliver four months old died yesterday at the Tolliver home High Point route one after a pneumonia illness. Survived by parents Bert and Virginia Tolliver maternal grandparents Maliie Glidewell paternal grandparents J C Tolliver Ennis. Funeral at Vox Church Saturday at 1 pm with interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clayton Tolliver
Bert
Virginia Glidewell Tolliver
High Point
Route One
Maliie B. Glidewell
J. C. Tolliver
Ennis
Vox Church
Daisey Bowles Hanes Sues For Divorce In Greensboro
Daisey Bowles Hanes of High Point filed suit for divorce from C. C. Hanes in Greensboro on April 5. The couple married December 3, 1919, and have been separated since October 15, 1929. She also asks to resume her maiden name. Hand embroideries shipped from Madeira to the United States last year were valued at $468,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Daisey Bowles Hanes
High Point
Clerk of Superior Court
C. C. Hanes
Madeira
United States
Picture Sunday At Evangelical Church
Our Master’s Voice a 45 minute sound motion picture will be shown Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Evangelical and Reformed Church on South Main Street. Rev Hoy L Fesperman is pastor. The film depicts home mission work by the Board of Home Missions of the Reformed Church in the United States with narration by Rev Paul Nagy Jr of Mountville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed Church
South Main Street
Hoy L. Fesperman
Walter C. Pugh
Lancaster
Board of Home Missions
the Reformed Church
United States
Paul Nagy, Jr
Mountville
Pugh
Neillsville
Wis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calif
Harbor
New York City
Mr. Pugh
Stolen Truck And Goods Recovered In Greensboro
Greensboro April 5 Police recovered a panel truck stolen in Lexington last night and several items of allegedly stolen merchandise. A suspect, a Negro, was taken into custody but escaped. Inside the truck were a ham six cartons of cigarettes burglar snips and a crowbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lexington
Fritz Robbins
South
Salisbury Street
Spencer
Admission Free With Special Offering For Missions
An admission free event asks for a special offering designated for the Board of Home Missions to support this charitable project. The collection proceeds fund church work and outreach activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Home Missions
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Ars
Hoover
Scout Council
Coats
Theorning
Moffitt 'S
Spring Hill, Church
Sir S Ree
Cooperative Group
Emerywood Club
Children’s Health
T. A
Large Garden Club
Caron Cox
Spring Street
Robert Rapp
Mamie Harris
Rapp
Miss Harris
Mesdames
John R. Myers
G. W. Lyles
Charles F. Phillips
W. E. Tomlinson
J. W. Hawthorne
Walter Rapp
Harry Lee Lambeth
Henry Benedict
Philadelphia
P. M. Sherrill
Z. P. Long
R. L. McDonald
Ned Gibbs
G. E. Whitten
P. H. Sherrill
J. Roy Proctor
Douglas Crutchfield
H. F. Williams
W. H. Curlee
C. L. White, Jr
Ellen Mae Pegg
Colonial Drive School
Ruth Adams
Dorming Dancing School
Ann Grimes
Helen Anne Reid
Jim Hix
Evelyn Webb
R.L. McDonald
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sheraton
the Enterprise
Thomas Mills
Clayton Tolliver
Oxydol
National Food Stores, Inc
America
N. C
Evangelical Church
Merit Shoe CO
High Point, N.C
Eunshime
Yd. Dc
Batiste
Dimity
Ecru
Wo Moltet
North Main St
East Washington
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