DAR Chapter Plans Meeting and Program
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday afternoon April 10 at 3 30 o clock at the home of Mrs J S Welborn with associate hostesses Mrs Clyde Farley Mrs J E B Kirk tan Mrs H M Brandon and Miss Lois Welborn A paper on Early Days In Randolph County by Mrs W Underwood will feature the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nder Martin
A. R. Merts
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Po C.lock
J. 8. Welborn
Welborn
Social Calendar Informal Evening Schedule
FRIDAY events include the Heureux club meeting with Miss Annie Lee Brewer at 8 pm and the Granada club sponsoring a spring dance at 9 30 pm. The Royal Collegian Club orchestra will provide the music at Sedgefield Manor for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heureux Club
Annie Lee Brewer
High Point
Granada Club
Sedgefield
Royals’ Collegian Club
Entre Nous Club Entertained Thursday
The Entre Nous club was entertained yesterday afternoon at three o'clock by Mrs. A. M. Rankin at her Church Street home. Spring flowers decorated the living room and rock was played at four tables. Refreshments with a salad course followed. Members present included Mesdames Amos, Reavans, Clark, Cummings, Harries, Hayden, Hoskins, Kearns, Morris, Overman, Phillips, Terry, Walser, with visitors Mesdames Kearns, Andrews, and Mrs. Wineskie and Mrs. Pyle joining for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Bascom Hoskins
J. F. Kearns
J. A. Morris
C. Overman
MH. N. Phillips
Ll. RK. Terry
Z. J. Walser
Gems — Meadames Oe
Kearns
Frank Andrews
Frank Wineskie
L. BH. Pyle
Walton undergoes tonsil removal at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs. W. L. Walton had her tonsils removed this morning at Burrus Memorial Hospital and is recovering well. Miss Mona Bolton Miss Grace Griffith and Mrs. H. T. Rogers are weekend visitors in Charleston South Carolina at Magnolia Gardens after several weeks there. Mrs. Annice W. Timmons of West Jefferson North Carolina arrived Tuesday to attend the funeral of her father, A Wheeler, and will stay through the weekend as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Walton
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mona Bolton
Grace Griffith
H. T. Rogers
Charleston
S. C
Magnolia Gardens
Annice W. Timmons
West Jefferson
N. C
Oe A Wheeler
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary Holds Supper Meeting
The Guilford County Medical Auxiliary met at the Sheraton Grill in Greensboro for a supper and business session. Retiring president Mrs. Wesley Taylor presided, with plans announced for executive board at large and delegates to the Pinehurst state convention on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Sheraton Grill
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
Kelly Maness
Judd
Wesh
J. T. Mann
High Point
J. B. Holt
Pinehurst
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Easter Holiday Visits and Illness Noted in Local Notices
Friends and relatives are mentioned in this period-item notice. Mrs. J H Wombie is seriously ill at her daughter Mrs T B Dodamend’s home on Gatewood Avenue. Mr. and Mrs Ned McEachern are spending a few days in Baltimore Maryland. Dr and Mrs M J Fleming of Rocky Mount and Mr and Mrs Jack Brown of Whitakers are visiting Parkway home of Mr and Mrs Jack Dilson. The Russell family with Carmele Cecil Lambeth and Beasley along with Miss Jurelie Potts toured Magnolia Gardens and other Charleston sites during Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H. Wombie
T. B. Dodamend
Gatewood Avenue
M. J. Fleming
Rocky Mount
Jack Brown
Whitakers
Jack Dilson
Parkway
Marry Russell
Carmele Cecil Lambeth
J. R. Beasley
Jurelie Potts
Magnolia Gardens
Charleston
Charleston Gardens Reach Peak Beauty With Late Camellias
Charleston like a rare bloom hub as winter delays fade. Azaleas and late camellias reach peak bloom across Magnolia on the Ashley Middleton and Cypress Gardens near Charleston drawing thousands daily. Bloom timing varies by altitude, with plantings along the Ashley river and near the Atlantic showing staggered peaks into May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston, &. C
Sicoma
Charleston
Beason
Ashley River
Summerville
Magnolia-on-the-Ashley
Magnolia Gardens
Ashley Middleton
Sutaahetee Place
Magnolia
Coo
Char Harbor
Middleton
John Galeworthy
Marion Cran
America
Middleton Place
Amyarsell
Cypress Gardens
Church Socials Highlight Mary Hoy Class Meeting
The Mary Hoy class of First Reformed church meets this evening at 7 30 at Mrs Ira Hutchens home in Melbourne Heights. All members are urged to attend the gathering. The Beulah Winfrey Sunday school class holds its monthly business session at Green Street Baptist Church with officer elections and refreshments for twelve members and one visitor. The Martha Holton Y W A of Green Street Baptist will meet Monday at 7 30 with Miss Ruth Stallings at 800 Commerce. The H B Club elects new officers Irene Greene serves as president Ruth Stallings is president, Paul Koonts treasurer and Ernest Priest reporter. The next meeting will be at John Atkina's on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hoy
Mary Or Clase
First Reformed Church
Ira Hutchens
Melbourne
S Heights
Beulah Winfrey
Clase
Green Street Baptist Church
Dorothy Heimenteller
Soe Contenn
Edna Wrenn
Iries Teague
Mabel Underwood
Pearly Walker
Carrie York
Dorothy Heimeteller
Rether Farrington
Martha Holton
HK. B. Club
H. B. Club
Irene Greens
Park Street
Irene Greene
Ruth Stallings
Paul Koonts
Ernest Priest
John Atkina
Fourth Street
Quaker Interpretation Event At Friends Church Annex
Tomorrow night at eight o clock the Friends Church Annex hosts a Quaker Interpretation program with an exhibit of old fashioned costumes explanations of Quaker dress and a Quaker wedding ceremony The Woman's Auxiliary sponsors the event and a small admission fee is charged to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Woman's Ausillary
Monarch butterflies spotted 100 miles at sea
A report notes monarch butterflies observed far from land, about 100 miles offshore, surprising scientists with such distant migration sighting.
Look Out For Symptoms Of Constipation Atlas Branch
A brief note warns readers to recognize constipation signs and contrasts bulk matter with patent medicines, urging readers to seek safer remedies and avoid overreliance on commercial pills.
Easter Social Season Highlights in Lexington
Easter week in Lexington featured a series of social gatherings. Mrs. Brantley Finch Jr was honored at Elaine Lodge with bridge, tea, and prizes for top players Miss Dorothy Dorsett won high score and Madeline Thompson received an ivory bracelet. Organist Jobart Whitman performed at a church recital, and local families visited from Winston Salem Thomasville Reidsville High Point and Atlanta during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Charles W. Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Elaine Lodge
Brianger
Brantly Finch, Jr
Dorothea Dorsett
Madeline Thompson
Robert Labberton
Madison
Mra
C. C. Hargrave
W. H. Mendenhall
J. W. Moffitt
Casper Timberlake
Louis Bowles
J. M. Gamewell
W. B. Hunt
T. E. McCrary
Paul Raper
Dorsett
Bride
Jobart Whitman
Statesville
First Reformed Church
Lexington Music Club
A. Rothrock
Reidsville
Lawrence Crews
Thomasville
John W. Hedrick
High Point
Hollis Helmsteller
Local Couple Wed in Shelby Ceremony
On Sunday afternoon Miss Alma Tysinger and Mr. Lymat Trosier of this city were married in Shelby with groom's father R. B. Trosier officiating. The couple was accompanied to Shelby by Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Cody and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Tysinger
Lymat Trosier
City
Shelby
Trosier
W. R. Spencer
Thirteenth Birthday Party At Park Way Apartments
Jean Briton hosted Friday night games at Park Way Apartments in celebration of her thirteenth birthday. Three Michigan tables were set in the living room with Easter place cards. Bobby Green won the high cut prize a box of powder. Virginia Holmes Brinkley earned the low cut prize a vanity. Mrs Bruton served ice cream and cake after the game and mint filled baskets were given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals
B. B. Royals
Trinity
Alice
Dorothy Parrish
Cornélia Ann Hodgin
Nina Alice Teague
Wanda Payne
Doris Royals
Nancy Fulp
Lauretta Spencer
Ruth Royals
Alice Royals
Charles Fulp
Etus &Cer
Guy Royals
Doris Jean
Harvey Lee Rollings
Jean Briton
Parkway Apartments
Michigan
Bobby Green
Virginia Holmes Brinkley
Young Ladies Bible Class Met At Mrs Haselden Home
The Young Ladies Bible class of the First M. B. church met Friday evening at Mrs W J Haselden’s home. Associate hostesses Mrs Lee Shirley and Mrs Cliff Waltman helped. Miss Estelle Barker spoke on life in the orthopedic hospital and Mrs Early Everhart closed with a paper on Easter and Its Meaning. Social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies ' Bible
M. B. Church
W. J. Haselden
Lee Shirley
Cliff Waltman
Estelle Barker
Early Everhart
Robins School study group hosts UNC speaker
James and Kilmer Crouse returned home from Greenville where they spent the holidays with friends. Mrs. G. W. Simpson is visiting relatives in the eastern part of the state. The Rob bins School study group met Tuesday evening with a small attendance. The guest speaker was Bess Nalor Rosa from the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Kilmer Crouse
Greenville
South Carolina
Mrs. G. W. Simpson
Robbins School
Vs. Bess Nalor Rosa
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Young People's Department Meet at Methodist Church
The council of the Young People’s Department of the First Methodist Church met Monday evening at Mrs. J. Frank Spruill’s home with Miss Inez Henley, president, in charge. They planned programs for the coming month and discussed methods to increase membership. Mrs Spruill served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the Young Peopoe's
First Ethodist Church
J. Frank Spruill
Misa Inez Henley
W CG TA Chapter Meets at Mrs Craver Home
The local W CG TA group gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs John Craver's North State Street home with Mrs Stanton Bennett presiding. Mrs Mary McCain sang several vocal solos and Rev Odell Leonard of Second Reformed Church delivered a standout talk. The hostaided by Miss Billie Jean Richard served upside down cake with whipped cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craver
North State Street
Stanton Bennett
Mary McCain
Odell Leonard
Second Reformed Church
Mrs Dillon Entertains Guests at Park Home
Mrs Jack Dillon hosted a luncheon at her Park residence for guests from Latesville. The social gathering featured neighborhood familiarity and cordial conversation among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dillon
Latesville
Jack Dillon
Park
Luncheon Guests From Statesville Attend Afternoon Event
Wednesday afternoon luncheon drew guests from Statesville including Mesdames James Alexander Harold Young Ervin Thomlin Frank Deaton William Johnston Jack Rogers and Mesdames Chester Enaign and James Andrews, former residents now living here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alexander
Harold Young
Ervin Thomlin
Frank Deaton
William Johnston
Jack Rogers
Statesville
Chester Enaign
James Andrews
Mr Sykes to Address Y W A Book Club
Rev Tom Sykes pastor Central Friends church will address the members of the Young Women's Christian Association Afternoon Book Club at their regular weekly meeting tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Sykes
Yy. W
A. Book Club
Tom Sykes
Central Friends Church
Dreas
Young Women's Christianation
Y. Cc
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Veorand Royale Collegians Club
Sedgefield Manor
Clab
Winston-Salem
H. A. Millis
Frank Hunsucker
Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
Nathan Ayers
Alien Watkins
Entre Nous Club
Swagger
N. Main Sr
Sheraton
Mesdames
F. R. Taylor
W. J. McAnally
Groome
B. A. Sum. Mann
P. W. Flagee
E. Tine
B&b. T. Harrison
High
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
Ned McEachern
Baltimore, Md
V. Wood
Peggy
Doster
Winston
Ale
Thomas
Charles Craver
Carey Swaim
Atlanta, Ga
W. F Brown
Margaret Spruill
Salisbury
Stewart Warner
Oeteur
Smoliance Co
N. Main Street
Maran Martin
Marian Martin
Atera
Way
Ae Club
Cecil
Haleys M. O
Coty
Paris
Lady Esther
Hinds
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