Special Invitation for Education Dinner Wednesday
A special invitation invites local people to attend an Education dinner and rally at the Junior high school, hosted by the N C Federation of Women’s Clubs. Principal educators will speak with Albert Coates of Chapel Hill as main speaker. Prizes and tickets through local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sheraton
Karl Bishopric
Spray
J. J. Andoe
Greensboro
Albert Coates
Chapel Hill
R. L. Brinson
A. K. Schock
Security Bank
State President to Address Opening Session Women’s Club Convention
The North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs opens its thirty fourth annual convention at Roberts Hall High Point College. Mrs George B Marshall of Mount Airy will report on her first year as state president and deliver the keynote address to about 600 delegates and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Roberts Hall
High Point College
George B. Marshall
Mount Airy
G. J. Humphreys
Oascurety
Edna Lockwell
Greensboro
Ernestine Reynolds
R. B. Buckwalter
Mary Louise Cooper
Henderson
Federation
G. Humphreys
High Point Woman’s Club
John D. Robinson
Wallace
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
J. 8. Correll
Raleigh
Garden Council of
North Carolina
H. R. Totten
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Brooks Tucker
Grimesland
North Carolina Business and Profession
Mae Reynolds
Margaret Sloan
G. I. Humphreys
Ihs
Emerywood Country Club
Margaret Gibson
Asheville
Roberta Campbell Lawson
Oklahoma
Lawson
Charlies Journeyceake
General Federation
Executive Meet in Ray Street P T A
The executive board of the Ray Street Parent Teacher Association will meet tomorrow afternoon in the library at the school. The meeting starts at two o'clock and all board members are asked to arrive promptly.
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Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association
Social Calendar Highlights Midweek Club Meetings
The calendar lists Ace-Hi Club at Mrs. Riley Martin’s home at 14 Circle Drive at 2:30 PM. Emerywood Country Club hosts a 3 PM bi weekly bridge party with hostesses Mrs. E B Mendenhall Jr and Mrs Phillip Davis. 6:30 PM Business and Professional Girls Club dinner and meeting at the YWCA hut. Also notes Burbank Garden Club 10 AM meeting with Mrs J G Goldston, and guest speaker Mrs R T Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace-Hi Club
Riley Martin
Circle Drive
Emerywood Country Club
E. B. Mendenhall, Jr
Phillip Davis
John Dc. Abels
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Hughes Boone Vows Solemnized Friday in Asheboro Parsonage
Mr and Mrs W W Hughes announce the marriage of their daughter Hazel to Willie Boone cerem on April 3 at the Methodist Protestant parsonage performed by Dr B W Taylor pastor of the bride. Only close friends attended. The couple will reside at 402 Uwharrie street Asheboro after a wedding trip to western Carolina and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Ww. E. Hughes
Hazel
Willie Boone
8. W. Taylor
Boone
R.S. Boone
Seagrove
Western Carolina
Virginia
Uwharrie Street
Ashere
Flower Mart Garden Tour Set for Winston Salem April 22
The Winston-Salem Garden Council will sponsor a Flower Mart in Salem Square on Wednesday April 22. Plants of many kinds will be for sale and each garden club will contribute fifty plants. Gardens open to the public with a small admission fee. rain date is April 23.
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Winston-Salem
Y. W. C. A. Board Meeting Cancelled
The Young Women’s Christian Association board meeting scheduled for Thursday evening is cancelled due to conflicts with the High Point Cooperative Concert Association concert and the State Federation meeting banquet. Members will be informed of the rescheduled April date by executive secretary Miss Nelle Ansley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
State Federation
Women's Clubs
Nelle Ansley
W. C
Johnson Street Study Group to Meet at School
The Child Study group of the Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday afternoon at 30 o'clock. Mrs. F. R. Taylor will be guest speaker. All members and interested patrons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
F. R. Taylor
Miss Beck Weds H. F. Farabee in Lexington Ceremony
Miss Lola Beck became the bride of Howard F. Farabee at the Beck home in Lexington. Rev. B S Brown officiated before a fern and bridal wreath setting. The couple, after a short bridal trip, will live with the groom's parents on West Eighth Avenue. Miss Beck is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Beck of Southmont, N C. Farabee is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Farabee. He works at Elk Furniture.
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Lexington
Cletus Beck
West Sixth Street
Lola Beck
Howard F. Farabee
B. S&s. Brown
William Beck
Southmont
N. C
Farabee
High Point
Claud S. Knight
Mary Beck
Fairfield Road
Farabe
Miss Ruby Johnson Ill in Davidson Hospital
Miss Ruby Johnson is seriously ill in the Davidson hospital. Mrs. John Craver and Miss Ollie Mendenhall shopped in Winston-Salem Friday. Mr. and Mrs. T Goings and Mrs. Roy Blaylock visited Greensboro Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie F. Williams spent Friday in Winston-Salem. Dr. J. R. Terry was in High Point Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Timberlake and son left Thursday for New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Johnson
Davidson Hospital
John Craver
Ollie Mendenhall
Winston-Salem
T. Goings
Roy Blaylock
Greensboro
Joe Farabee
Cletus Farabee
Charlies FE
Williame
Winston- Salem
J. R. Terry
High Point
C. H. Timberlake and Son
New York City
Mr. Timberlake
Tom Thumb Wedding at Robbins School Auditorium
On Tuesday evening April 7 at eight o'clock a Tom Thumb wedding will be held in the Robbins school auditorium. Groom Woodrow McKay and bride Nancy Hunt will be married by Master Hubert Olive. The Wedding of Jack and Jill will also be presented by the school glee club. Admission is small and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thumb
Robbins School
Woodrow McKay
Nancy Hunt
Hubert Olive
Jack and Jill
Glee Club
Charity League Monthly Meeting At Methodist Hut
The Charity League held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday at noon at the Methodist Hut. After luncheon, president Miss Elizabeth Davis called the meeting to order and minutes were read by the new recording secretary Mrs. Cloyd Phillpot. Reports from committees were read and no further business was discussed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity League
Elizabeth Davis
Cloyd Phillpot
Tacky Party Feature Of Social Events In Asheboro Last Week
Asheboro readers recall a busy social week with a Philathea class tacky party at M. P. church. Contest losers entertained winners, attire ranged from grandmother trousseau to period fashions, then supper at Old Hickory cafe and a cinema outing. First prize for best costume went to Mrs. H. H. Trollinger. second to Mrs. Mack Ridge. third to Miss Lucy Davis. A separate note covers Little Miss Sarah Elizabeth Crawford hosting a fifth birthday party with Easter themed decor and baskets.
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Asheboro
Philathea
M. P. Church
Virginia Lowe
Old Hickory
HH. R., Trollinger
Mack Ridge
Lucy Davis
Sarah Elizabeth Crawford
Clarence Crawford
Park Street
Domestic clubs host spring themed meetings
Mrs J A Spence entertained the Duplicate Bridge club at East Worth Street Friday evening with two tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs O L Presnell Mrs I C Moser Miss Ethel Lovett and Mrs Tom Myatt. Mrs W D Stedman hosted the Randolph Book club Friday afternoon with tulips and burning bush. Mrs J D Ross read on the Constitution and Mrs W H Moring spoke on Patience Wright noted as Americas first sculptor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Spence
Duplicate
East Worth Street
O. L. Presnell
I. C. Moser
Ethel Lovett
Tom Myatt
W. D. Stedman
Randolph Book Club
J. D. Ross
W. H. Moring
America
Patience Wright
Westminister Abbey
Peach Growers Seek Chain Store Aid In Relieving Surplus
California peach farmers facing a large surplus gain support from East and Middle West chain stores pledging cooperation in a national canned peaches drive. With over six million cases sitting idle and a new crop coming, farmers seek aid to avert ruinous prices. The National California Canned Peach Sale starts April 13 with nationwide consumer promotions and new peach recipe advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
East
Middle West
California
Millis Attends Asheville Hosiery Manufacturers Meeting
J. Be. Millis attended the meeting in Asheville on Friday with manufacturers of women's seamless hosiery, and he was also present for a Friday morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Millis
Asheville
Unreality as Theme in Christian Science Sunday Lesson
The April 6 1936 lesson sermon in Christ Scientist churches used biblical citations from 1 Timothy and James 4 7 10 to discuss unreality and trust in God. It quoted Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health stressing that evil is deception and matter laws are secondary to Spirit Principle.
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Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
James
Mary Baker Eddy
English Chemist John Walker Invents Friction Match
John Walker, an English chemist, invented the friction match in 1826. The first match boxes held 100 friction matches.
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John Walker
Easter Ball Invitation at Sedgefield Country Club
The Easter Ball at Sedgefield Manor Ballroom opens at 10 p.m. hosted by Sedgefield Country Club. Harriett Calloway and her New York Negro band perform hot jazz, with admission by ecard for Sedgefield members and their guests only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Country Club
Manor Ballroom
Harriett Calloway
New York City
Sedgefield
Sedgefied Manor
Cab Calloway
Ecard
Utopian Club Chooses Wednesday Meeting With Miss Jordan
The Utopian Study club will meet Wednesday at four o clock with Miss Patte Jordan at the home of Mrs. W Thomas 622 Colonial Drive. Members unable to attend should notify Mrs. W B Thomas as arranged this morning.
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Burbank
Delta Tau Club
7Th Main Street
High Point Graduate Nurses
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Greensboro Club
Utopian Study Club
Patte Jordan
W. B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
The
Lotus Club
Jack Taylor
Johnson Street
Laura Weeson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
Frank Smith
W . Thomas
Hasty High School seniors return from Weeks motor trip
Sixteen senior students from Hasty High School led by Miss Irene Yarborough toured Washington and via Skyline Drive Shenandoah Park to Endless Caverns in New Market Virginia. They visited Annapolis and DC before returning to Thomasville. The trip funded by dramatic performances will become an annual event.
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New Market
Hasty High School
Irene Yarborough
Endless Caverns
Washington
Shenandoah Valley
Thomasville
Ralph Kennedy
Miss Yarborough
Vernon
Annapolis
Shenandoah National Park
Luray
Dorothy Lashley
Louise Kennedy
Irene Kennedy
Alice Kennedy
Evelyn Payne
Lucile Craven
Lucile Hilton
Mary Joe Green
Alfred Payne
Thurman Haynes
Paul Burton
Leland Sink
Pernelle Wood
Donald Petty
Ed Whitaker
Marks Teague
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Letter About Marrying a Father Figure
A widow with three children seeks guidance about marrying a man older than her who drinks and wants the child kept with her mother after marriage. The writer worries about custody, finances, and happiness, while the mother urges caution and prioritizing the children’s welfare.
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Miss Mansfield
Consider Consequences Before Marrying A Man With Alcohol Issues
The writer advises women to weigh carefully the risks of marrying a man who desires separation from your children or drinks to excess. A husband may vow help with the children but may avoid responsibility or want all your time and attention.
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Rose
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Green Street church groups plan meetings with potluck
The Faithful Workers class of Green Street Baptist will meet Tuesday at six in the church basement and share a potluck supper. The Mary Conrad class of First Baptist will gather tonight at 7:30 at Mrs. Virginia Jolly’s home, 620 Denny Street, with Miss Ruth Goodman assisting. The Sunshine class of Grim Holiness will meet tonight at 7:30 at Mrs. Fola McKinney’s home, 1014 Wear Green Street, with all members urged to attend.
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Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Virginia Jolly
Denny Street
Ruth Goodman
Pigrim Holiness Church
Fola McKinney
Wear Green Street
Mrs Craven Paige Returns Home From Tacoma Sanatorium
Mrs Craven Paige who had been undergoing treatment at the Tacoma Park sanitorium in Washington DC has returned to her home here. Mr and Mrs W B Mitchell spent the weekend in Asheville where Mr Mitchell attended a hosiery meeting. Friday afternoon at the Battery Park hotel.
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Craven Paige
Tacoma Park
Washington, D. C
Mrs. W. &. Mitchell
Asheville
Mr. Mitchell
Battery Park Hotel
Real alcoholism. An essay on self-control and liquor influence
A discussion notes that overcoming addiction is hard and even honest efforts may fail. It contrasts drunk individuals with sober ones, stating a man under the influence cannot exercise his keenest judgment and that real alcoholism reflects a failure of self-control and restraint.
Considerations on marriage for financial security
The speaker urges against marrying solely to secure your children's finances. They warn that happiness may suffer and question whether lasting joy is possible with such a marriage. The message emphasizes training and care over worldly wealth and warns of possible ongoing strain in family life.
Thoughtful guidance on a tough family decision
The writer urges careful deliberation before major family choices. Consider children, happiness, and long term peace of mind to determine the wisest path for the future.
State C. E. Officers Have Meeting In City
The North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union officers met at the home of state president Mrs Ida G Lambert on Saturday afternoon. They planned a schedule for George Wilson the Southern field worker visiting North Carolina from May 15 through the state convention June 6 7 8 and 9 8. The convention program was outlined and a torch light parade highlighted prominent plans.
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North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
Ida G. Lambert
George Wilson
Southern
Local U D C Chapter Plans Friday Meeting
The Laura Wesson chapter of the U D C will meet Friday at 4 PM at Mrs. C C Garrett’s Rockford Road home with Mrs. Frank Smith as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frida
Laura Wesson
C. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
Frank Smith
Business Girls To Hear Astrologist At Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Girls club of the Y W C A will hear Prince Ibraham, a Persian astrologist, at tomorrow's 6 30 dinner in the Hut. A follow up business session will be held, and all members are urged to attend if possible.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
Prince Ibraham
Auto accident kills boy and injures another in Asheville
Warren Luneford 15 is in serious condition after an auto crash that killed his 12 year old brother James. Millard Austin 20 of Biltmore drove the car and is detained pending an inquest.
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AUTO
Asheville
Warren Luneford
James
Millard Austin
Biltmore
Austin
Community Arts Club Meeting Scheduled This Week
The Community Arts Club plans a regular meeting at the home of L. H. Warren on Fifth Street this week. Members are advised to attend the Wednesday afternoon session.
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L. H. Warren
Elocution Debate Over Police Radio Announcements
Charleston residents debate police radio phrasing for announcements. Two groups split on the line read "that’s all" versus "That is all" with leaders Robert Grice and Clifford Murray arguing over air tone and perceived formality.
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Charleston
Clifford Murray
Black-Draught Laxative Promoted For Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative suitable for men and women. It cites user testimonials including Ralph Bureh praising its effectiveness and notes the product relieves constipation in a natural way.
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Ralph Bureh
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P.T. A
Flower Mart
Winston
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Miss Beck
H. F. Farabee
First
M. EB. Church
Fred Everhart
Vance Circle
C. M. Peeler
Sallie Wall
H. C. Sprinkle
BE. H. Easter
Joe Holman
Easter
W. L. Cripliver
Misa Nannie Hege
Blake Nifong
Willie Grimes
Ent
Christian Science
Utopian Club
Miss Jordan
Marjorie Mansfield
Vicks VA
State C. E
Community Arts Club
Tues
Hutchens Bakery
Angel
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