Joseph Kerner DAR Chapter entertains in Kernersville
The Joseph Kerner chapter of the D A R held a Friday meeting at Mrs Will Snow in High Point with hostesses Mrs Snow and Mrs D B Headon. Attendees included Mrs Clay Ring and Mrs EB Allen who led devotionals and routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerner
Doris Allen
Mesdames
Carl Kerner
J. P. Atkins
Same F. Vance, Sr
E. N. Allen
Philip Kerner
Zackl. Whitaker
Frank Whitaker
Margaret Allen
Mra
Sam F. Vance, Jr
Phillip L. Kerner
Terpsichorean Club
Oscar Joyner
High Point Delegation Heads to Charlotte Federation Meet
High Point sends a sizable delegation to the 35th annual North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs opening in Charlotte tomorrow afternoon. Mrs G I Humphreys state chairman of the American Citizenship department and Mrs Aston Johnson vice president of the local club will attend with others including Mrs Geddie Strickland state chairman of motion pictures division and Mrs J J Andoe of Greensboro chairing education. Mrs Humphreys and Mrs Johnson will dine tomorrow evening at the Hotel Charlotte with other department and division chairmen. Friday noon features the American Citizenship luncheon with speaker Mrs KB L McKee of Sylva and the Frances Farrell Bishopric cup awarded for the annual essay contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North
Themerican Citizenship Department
Geddie Strickland
J. J. Ndoe
Greensboro
Fred Whitescarver
R. H. Lewht
Mesdames
H. R. Gary
P. Morrison
Charlotte
Humphreys
KB. L. McKee
Sylva
Raleigh
Frances Farrell Bishopric
Karl Bishopric
State Federation
Strickland
State Education Department
J. J. Andoe
John A. Lang
Office of Education
Department of Interior
Washington
Garden Clubs Invited to Greensboro Flower Conference
Greensboro April 6 A state wide flower conference sponsored by the Greensboro Council of Garden Clubs and the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina will be held at the college Wednesday and Thursday April 14 and 15 Invitations have gone to garden clubs across the state and all garden club members are invited Faculty from the Woman's College will lead the program with Robert Skel Raymond Taylor and Prof Earl Hall among those presenting Also on the program are Mrs Henry Foust Mrs C S Hagan Mrs Farle Godbey Mrs Vance Jerome Mrs C T Lipscomb Mrs Graham Thomas Mrs R D Douglas and Mrs J M Tyler all of Greensboro Meetings take place in the Student's building with the Thursday afternoon session at the alumnae house followed by a tea from 4 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboroouncil
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Gar Club
Oman’s College
Robert Skel
Raymond Taylor
Earl Hall
Henry Foust
C. S. Hagan
Farle Godbey
Vance Jerome
C. T. Lipscomb
Graham Thomas
R. D. Douglas
J. M. Tyler
Mary Harper
Main Street
M. KE
Thomas Wilson Jones Feted on His Fifth Birthday
Mrs Willis Jones hosted a birthday party for her son Thomas Wilson Jones at home on Tamasville road route two Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 o clock. Several games were played and ice cream and ice were served by Mrs Jones with help from several guests. Readable names include Bobby Jean Jones Livia Gray Peggy Ann Douglas Roger Lee Tate Hubert Elma Roy Reginald Gay Lar Dean Albertson and Paulnald Faulkenberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Jones
Thomas Wilson
Arthday
Tamasville Road
Satrday
Jones
E. R. Gay
A. Tate
Paul Albertn
Howard Jones
Wilda Embry
Bobby Jean Jones
Livia Gray
Peggy Ann
Douglas
Roger Lee Tate
Hubert
Elma
Roy
Reginald Gay
Lar- Dean Albertson
Paul Nald Faulkenberry
Local Couples Issue Cards To Dance Here
Three local couples Mr and Mrs John Foy Mr and Mrs Sanders Dallas and Mr and Mrs Charles Kearns issued cards for a dance on Saturday evening April 10 at Emerywood Country Club. The event begins at nine thirty o'clock and invites guests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foy
Sanders Dallas
Charles Kearns
Emerywood Country Club
YWCA Club Hears Program on Negro Poetry and Spirituals
The Florence Nightingale club heard John Mebane read poems by Langston Hughes Sterling Brown Countee Cullen and other Negro poets. The East Green Street quartet sang Negro spirituals including Paul Koontz Wade Koontz Ray Cross and Julian Lytel. Next Monday J K Millin will present a North Cape trip program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
John Mebane
Enterprise
Mebane
Langston Hughes
Sterling Brown
Countee Crllen
East Green Street
Paul
Wade Koontz
Ray Cross
Julian Lytel
J. K. Millin
North Cape
High Point Leaders Attend Mrs Myres Rites In Greensboro
A list of local attendees to the funeral services for Mrs. J. J. Myres past state president of the Hebekah Lodge of North Carolina who died in Greensboro will attend. After services the body will be shipped to Cincinnati Ohio for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Myres
Hebekah Lodge
North Carolina
Greensboro
T. O. Whittington
J. L. McMahan
RE. P. Jacobs
Berta Loman
Dessie Gregory
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Myers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Oak View Pre-School Clinic Meeting Notice
The Oak View school Pre-School clinic will meet Wednesday at 2 PM. Children who will be 6 before October 1 are asked to attend. Dr Buie and Mrs Jones of Guilford County Health Department will lead the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Buie
Jones
Guilford County
Girl Pentagon Club Plans Evening Meeting
The Girls' Pentagon club will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Robert Cook 526 North Hamilton street all members urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Robert Cook
North
Hamilton Street
Sunshine
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. E. Kidd
Sherrod Street
Church Socials and Class Meetings Scheduled This Week
Community church groups announce meetings and rescheduled sessions across Wesley Memorial and Pilgrim Holiness churches. Various classes including Mothers, Sunshine, Stephens Bible, Fidelis, and Mary Harper Philathea adjust dates and host locations with times ranging from 7 30 to 3 pm, inviting all members.
Social calendar for Tuesday to Thursday events
The schedule lists meetings and events across several local clubs. Graphics include the Business and Professional Women's club banquet at 405 Howell Street with ten Girl Reserves as guests and speaker Mrs. G B Crowell of Thomasville. Other items cover weekly meetings of the Business and Professional Girls, Twentieth Century Study club, Mid-week Garden club, High Point Graduate Nurses, Mid-Week Study, YWCA board, Pentagon club Spring Dance at Sedgefield Manor with Les Brown, and Priscilla club regular meeting at English Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Smith
Howell Street
G. BE. Crowell
N. C. Employment Service
Thomasville
Business and Professional Girls Club
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. W. Gluyas
Greenway Drive
B. J. Cummings
Hamilton Street
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Burrus Memorial Nurses Home
J. M
Salsbury
Roland Park
Young Women's Christian Association
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Les Brown
Priscilla Club
Fred Ingram
English Street
Child Leaves After Extended Visit Here
Little Miss Jean Headspeth spent three months with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs M A Temple and left today for South Boston Virginia to be joined by her mother Mrs Carroll Headspeth and return to Westbury Long Island Earl Fulp and Howard Anderson of South Boston accompanied her to Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Headspeth
M. A. Temple
South Boston
Mrs. Carroll Headspeth
Westbury
Long Island
Virginia
Howard Anderson
Earl Fulp
Domino Club Meeting With Miss Anna Elizabeth Kearns
The Domino club will meet at Miss Anna Elizabeth Kearns home on Lindsay street this evening at 7 thirty. All members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Club
Anna Elizabeth Kearns
Lindsay Street
Play to Be Given at Archdale Wednesday
A three act play Nobody's Darling will be presented by the Center Friends Christian Endeavor society at the Archdale schoolhouse on Wednesday April 7 at o oclock. The Ladies Auxiliary of Archdale Friends church is sponsoring the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Friends Christian Endeavor Society
Archdale
Ladies' Auxiliary
Archdale Friends Church
Business Girls To Have Dinner and Meeting
The Business and Professional Girls club of the Young Woman's Christian Association will hold a dinner and business meeting at the hut this evening at 7 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
The
Young Woman's Christian Association
Miss Lois Council Reaches Home From Winston-Salem Hospital
Local notices report Miss Lois Council of 300 Thurs Ton Street returning home from Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem after a sinus operation. Also noted are illnesses and surgeries among friends and neighbors, plus a historical note on Kelantan stamps and Sultan Ismail’s portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Council
Thurston Street
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Sultan Ismail
Kelantan
Straits Settlements
Great Britain
Trengannu
NCA Service Ine
Latest Wrinkle
Julius Forstman reports on a new complication in New York politics, outlining emerging maneuvers, key figures, and potential outcomes shaping the next phase of legislative action. The piece signals shifting alliances and strategic moves in the ongoing municipal dispute.
Meeting at Richardson Street Home for Pals Reveal
The gathering will be held at Mrs. Frank Allman’s home on Richardson Street with Mrs. Paul Byrum and Mrs. R. A. Wilson as associate hostesses. Members should bring their name offering and attend for the reveal of Pals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allman
Richardson Street
Paul Byrum
R. A. Wilson
High Point Party Sails On West Indies Cruise
Mr and Mrs Alex M Rankin Jr Earl N Phillips and Mr and Mrs Ben Cooper sail with 375 passengers aboard the Empress of Australia from New York at 4 pm for a 12 day West Indies cruise stopping at Port au Prince Kingston Havana and Nassau in the final trip of the current series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Alex M. Rankin, Jr
Earl N. Phillips
City
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Pier 60
New York
Port Au Prince
Kingston
Havana
Nassau
Hob-Nob Club Social Tonight at Prospect Road Clubhouse
The Hob-Nob club holds its regular social this evening at the Prospect road clubhouse hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chase Jr. The prior All Fools dance at Sedgefield Manor drew about 300 couples with Lew Gogerty and his orchestra providing Decca music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Road
Archie Chase
Sedgefield Manor
Lew Gogerty
Decca
Local Personal Notices Highlight Community Visits
Miss Selma Stone of Stoneville visits Mr and Mrs C A Stone. Mrs Conrad Crutchfield recovers after surgery at City Memorial hospital Winston-Salem. Mr and Mrs J J Griffith and daughters Eleanor and Frances of Princeton West Virginia visit relatives. Miss Doris Allen weekends with Miss Louise Stanley in Greensboro. Miss Amelia Hinkle of Lexington weekends with Mrs Anne Greenfield. Misses Mary Hawkins Theresa Snow and Talula Doggett return to Greensboro College after spring break with parents. Dr and Mrs Richard Whitaker return from visit to relatives in West Chester Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Stone
Stoneville
C. A. Stone
Conrad Crutchfield
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
J. J. Griffith
Eleanor
Frances
Princeton
W. Va
Doris Allen
Louise Stanley
Greensboro
Amelia Hinkle
Lexington
Anne Greenfield
Mary Hawkins
Theresa Snow
Talula Doggett
Greensboro College
Richard Whitaker
West Chester
UNC Students Will Wed In Chapel Hill
Miss Margaret Nicholson Jordon daughter of Dr A N Jordon of the university department of education and Mrs Jordon will marry Henry Clay McBrair of Essex Falls New Jersey on April 17 at the Episcopal church in Chapel Hill Miss Jordan a graduate student and Chi Omega member has served as president of the Woman's association Mr McBrair a University class of 1936 graduate Mrs William Clyde Dunn will be matron of honor and Elisabeth McBrair sister of the groom maid of honor best man Edward Keller Essex Falls N J others include Robert Van Steen Raleigh George Rowe Charlotte William Clyde Dunn and Melville Jordon Chapel Hill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Margaret Nicholson Jordon
A. N. Jordon
University Department of Education
Jordon
Henry Clay McBrair
Essex Falls
N. J
Episcopal
William Clyde Dunn
Elisabeth McBrair
Edward Keller
Melville Jordon
State Deaths Goldsboro Pioneer James Dees Buried
James Dees 33 a well known bacconist died at Fremont Monday and was buried this afternoon. He leaves a widow an infant son his father two brothers and three sisters as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
James Dees
Fremont
Obituary: Mrs Lizzie Charles Dies in Thomasville Home
Mrs Lizzie Charles 35 died this morning at 7 at her father's home in Thomasville route one. Survived by her parents three sons James Henry Gur ney Charles Jr one daughter Mary Taubel Charles three sisters Miss Lolamensedy Mrs Roma L Kennedy and Mrs R L Proctor and two brothers Noah and Odis Kennedy. Funeral tomorrow at 2 o clock at Pleasant Grove M E church with Rev Fred R Love and Rev P E Parker officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Charles
R. G. Kennedy
Thomasville
James
Henry
Gurney Charles, Jr
Mary Taubel Charles
Lolamensedy
Roma L. Kennedy
Mra
R. L. Proctor
Noah
Odis Kennedy
Pleasant Grove M. E
Fred R. Love
P. BE. Parker
Nobody's Darling to be staged at Randleman school
In Randleman on Friday evening April 12 the play Nobody's Darling will be performed in the school auditorium. The program features home talent and is sponsored by the Christian Endeavor Society of the Friends church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Randleman School
Christian Endeavor Society of the Friends Church
Weekend Visitors and Local Meetings Report
Mr and Mrs R C Moser spent the week end at Mt Airy visiting relatives. The Hill Top Wesley Bible class will meet with Mrs Mary Bcott Wednesday evening. Hosts are Mesdames Scott Cochran Upton and Christenberry. Visitors include Mr and Mrs William Thompson and daughter Nancy of Burlington and Mrs Hannah Erkinson and son Edgar of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Moser
Mt. Airy
Hill Top Wesley Bible
Mary Bcott
Mesdames Scott, Cochran, Upton
Christenberry
William Thompson
Nancy
Burlington
Hannah Erkinson
Edgar
Philadelphia
A. B. Caudle
Sarah Mathews
Margaret Newlin
Greensboro
Polly Robinson
Dorothy Curtis
Liberty
Rozelle Smith
Gilbert Sanderson
Morehead City
Rose Parrish
S. R. Bolick
Hélen
Polkton
Randleman
Nida Swaim
Mary Swaim
Claud Vanwerry
Joanna Vanwerry
Maxine Kirkman
Pinehurst
Parent-Teacher Association Plans April Meeting
The April meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association is scheduled for Thursday evening. An entertainment segment will be featured during the program awaiting further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Contract Club At Thomasville Has Meeting
Mrs. R. M. Cooksey hosted the Contract Club at her Highland avenue home Friday morning. Two tables of contract bridge were played with spring flowers on display. High score awarded to Mrs. T. Austin Finch and visitors' prize to Miss Mildred Pope. Miss Kitty Kyser received a candy gift. A two course luncheon followed for the ladies named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. M. Cooksey
Highland Avenue
T. Austin Finch
Mildred Pope
Kitty Kyser
Claiborne Pennington
Robert Rapp
Earl H. Mahone
Zelpha Long
C. F. Gibson
Evelyn Webb
Earl H Mahone Jr Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Earl H. Mahone Jr entertained friends at his Moore Street home on Monday afternoon for his 11th birthday. Games were played and Mrs. Mahone served an ice course with candy to ten of the celebrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Mahone, Jr
Moore Street
Missionary Society Meeting At Main Street Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Main Street M. E. church met at the church hut Monday afternoon with Mrs. James B. Lambeth, president, presiding. Mrs. J. N. Hauss read Victorious Living and Mrs. C. C. Wall read extracts from The Bulletin. Circle four led the program on Achievements in World Evangelism with Mrs. Wall and Mrs. G. T. Cochrane coordinating, closing with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. E. Church
Monda
James 8. Lambeth
J. N. Hauss
C. C. Wall
Circle Four
Bridge Party XDroom Hosts Tuer Le Temps Members
Members of the Tuer Le Temps met at Mrs. J. C. Harris home for a regular gathering. Two contract bridge tables were set, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Wade Morgan for highest score and to Mrs. Joe Boyles Jr for the smoking set. Mrs. Lowe Kindley received a bath set as visitors’ award. Refreshments followed for the group including the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuer le Temps
J. C. Harris
Wade Morgan
Joe Boyles
Lowe Kindley
Local social notes from Chapel Hill and Bristol weekend visits
Miss Leanna Brown spent the week end at Chapel Hill as the guest of Miss Frances Martin. Miss Fivelyn Baker has returned from Bristol Tennessee where she spent the week end with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna Brown
Chapel Hill
Frances Martin
Fivelyn Baker
Bristol
Tenn
Cinderella Play by 6th Grade Cast Delights Local Audience
Children of the sixth grade present a marionette version of Cinderella. The self staged performance showcases student artistry, creativity, and teamwork with colorful puppets and simple sets bringing the classic tale to life for families.
Cooking demonstration draws crowd and prizes
About 159 adults attended a Thursday night cooking demonstration. Several prizes of cooked foods were given away. The Parent-Teacher Association realized $15.00 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ferrees Announce Birth of Daughter Betty Lee
Mr and Mrs Russell Ferree of 390 Kivett Street announce the birth of a daughter Betty Lee in Randolph Hospital on Friday April 2 Mrs Ferree formerly Miss Ruth Slack of Randleman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ferree
Kivett Street
Betty Lee
Randolph Hospital
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