Bridal Dessert Bridge Honors Mrs James Greene
Miss Betty Cummins hosted a dessert bridge at 410 Edgedale Drive in honor of Mrs James Greene, formerly Miss Margaret Harris. Three tables of bridge were played with East lace lilies and spring flowers, prizes to Miss Ann Chappell and Mrs Dorothy Chesbrough, and a crystal gift from the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enterprise
Betty Cummins
C. J. Cummins
Edgedale Drive
Betty Hardin
Donald Conrad
Kenneth Redman
Shirley Red
James Greene
Margaret Harris
Tris Culler
Frances
Ann Chappell
Woman's Club To Elect Delegate and Guest Speaker
The High Point Woman's Club will elect a delegate to the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Asheville and hear Miss Louise Alexander, head of the political science department at Woman's College, speak on National Defense at 3:30 PM Wednesday at Adams Memorial. Other business will be discussed and member attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Asheville
High Point Woman's Club
Adams Memorial
W. C. Aw
J. F. Hayden
Good Will Garden Club Meeting Moves to 9 30 AM
The Good Will Garden Club has moved its Wednesday morning meeting to 9:30 o'clock. It will be at Mrs. Griffith Miles's home, 708 Brookside Drive, followed by a tour of members' gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
Awill
Len
Griffith Miles
Brookside Drive
F.C. Harville
Colonial Drive
G. J. Humphreys
College Drive
Family Night Supper at Wesley Memorial Church
A Thursday Family Night supper will be held at Wesley Memorial Church under the Young Adult Class. Tickets cost via A Y Galloway at Cecil's Drug Store and must be bought in advance, as no tickets are sold at the door. The event invites church members, business people, and friends from other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EY Galloway
Cecil's
Church Social andClass Meetings Tuesday Night
Local church groups schedule Tuesday evening gatherings at homes and church classrooms. Welch Memorial Circle meets at 7 30 at Mrs C W Hoover Greer Street others host Bible class Mary Conrad Class of First Baptist meets Friday April tenth with multiple hostesses Mary Stevens Class postpones tonight with time to be announced. University plan funds returning students after the war with 310000 aim from small weekly gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
C. W. Hoover
Greer Street
Wesley
Wesley Bible Chiss
Wesley Memorial Church
Reid Kearns
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Alma Paul
C. C. Hooks
Parkway
Ava Lee Clapp
Tmajean McClellan
Dorothy Rutledge
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
University of Town
Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week in High Point
A packed schedule at Emerywood and area clubs runs Tuesday through Friday. The week features the Emerywood ladies bridge party, garden club meetings, nurse association gatherings, and multiple auxiliary and alumnae events. Guests include Mrs. T. C. Langley, Mrs. Early Younts, and speakers from Meredith College and Woman’s College.
Army air corps member visits mother in Mobile Alabama
Bill Bennett of the Army Air Corps stationed at Mobile spending several days with his mother Airs. T. B. Bennens at her home on Moptica Avenue. Mrs. BD. E. Hoover arrives for a short visit with daughter Mrs. W. L. Hargett on Johnson Street. Miss Margaret Brincefield of BC Millis Street enjoying the Vaslor holidays in Richmond Virginia visiting cousin Mrs. W. D. Lacas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bennett
Army Air Corps
Mobile
Ala
T. B. Bennen
Moptica Aveniue
BD. E. Hoover
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Margaret Brincefield
BC Millis Street
Vaslor
Richmond
W. D. Lacas
Local College To Present Music Class In Recital
Franklin Riker, voice instructor at High Point College, plans a recital tomorrow evening in Roberts Hall featuring his students. Riker has a long career as vocalist and teacher in New York, Philadelphia, Seattle, San Francisco, and here since 1934, with a notable history at the Metropolitan Opera and in Europe. He has published about seventy five songs and coached many operatic talents in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IA Local College
Franklin Riker
High Point College
Roberts Hall
High Point
Mr. Riker
New York City
Philadelphia
Seattle
Washington
San Francisco
Riker
New York
Church of All Angels
Richard Crooks
Stahlschmidt
Kommenich
Richard Hageman
Conried
Metropolitan Opera
Wagner
Bizet
Offenbach
Europe
Jean de Reszke
Paris
Berlin
Fritz Otte
Alunich
Jacques Stueckgold
Milan
Vilani
Coltone
Cornish School of Drama, Music and the Dance
Lois Long
Opera Company
Tibbett and Crooks
Elizabeth B. Browning
North Caro
Monarch Auxiliary meeting at Younts home
The Monarch Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs Early Younts on Thurston Street per an announcement this morning. The Mid-Week Study Club meets Wednesday at 3:30 with Mrs J M Millikan at High Point College. Brenda Jean Pyrtle born at Guilford General Hospital to Mr and Mrs J F Pyrtle of 1015 Adams Street. she is former Nellie Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
T. C. Langley
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Adams Memorial
High Point
North Carolina Nurses Association
Guilford
Alamance
Randolph
Business and Professional Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wrars
West Washington Street
Monarch Auxiliary
Early Younts
Thurston Street
Meredith College Alumnae Association
L. OG. Hutchins
Arbordale Drive
Lina Federation of Music Clubs
Schirmers
J. M. Millikan
High Point College
Ote
Brenda Jean Pyrtle
J. F. Pyrtle
Adams Street
Brenda Jean
Guilford General Hospital
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Woman's Club
Good Will'garden Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bardens
Colony Club
Tice
James W. Poole
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
High Point Woman’s Club
Louise Alexander
Woman's College
Canterbury Club
Capus M. Waynick
Fieldstone Farm
O. P. Moffitt
Philomathean Club
Lindsay Street
R, FP. J. Johnson
Vanucinis
Goldschmidt
London
Sale, Rayons
Seersuckers
Bemberg
Romberg
Gabardine
Paw Spring
Chambray
Rumford
Weile
Rumford Baking Powder
Box A
Rhode Island
Richardson
Coats
Daytona Slack
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