Current Event Program Is Given At W O T Meeting
The W O T club met at Alberta Apartment seven hosted by Mrs G W Clark. Mrs W C Jones presided and a committee including Mrs C F Tomlinson Mrs Joseph D Cox and Mrs H A Millis was formed to plan next year s program. Refreshments followed for eight members and three visitors. Spring flowers brightened the scene.
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W. O. T. Meeting
W. O. T. Club
G. W. Clark
Alberta
W. C. Jones
C. F. Tomlinson
Joseph D. Cox
H. A. Millis
Clark
Caldwell
T. J. Gold
Hiram Armentrout
Parker
R. K. Stewart
W. C. Idol
B. 8. Cummings, Mrs. Frank Armfield and Mrs. J. W. Fambrough
Kernersville Church Group Is Entertained
Kernersville Mo ravian church Young Woman's Auxiliary was hosted by Mesdames Clarance Stafford and George Fontaine in the Wachovia apartments. Miss Marguerite Kerner joined as a new member as guests heard Mrs W A Kaltreider discuss Kingston Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Mesdames
Clarance Stafford
George Fontaine
Winston-Salem
Stafford
Wachovia
Fred F. Vance
W. A. Kaltreider
Jamaica
Kingston
Bethany
Kaltreider
Marguerite Kerner
BPWC Guidance Banquet Honors Girl Reserves
The High Point BPW club held a vocational guidance banquet with seven High School Girl Reserves as guests. Guest speaker Mrs. G E Crowell of Thomasville spoke on four steps to student placement after graduation.
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High Point’ Business and Professional Women's Club
G. E. Crowell
Davidson County
North Carolina Employment Service
Thomasville
Oscar Smith
Howell Street
Crowell
Eloise Ward
Pentagon Spring Dance to Feature Les Brown Orchestra
The Pentagon club plans its annual Spring Dance tomorrow at Sedgefield Manor with Les Brown and his Duke Blue Devils orchestra providing swing music. The 13-member group, formed at Duke University, features Herbie Muse Corky Cornelius and Les Brown in clarinet, with dancing from 9:30 to 1:30. A long list of club members and chaperones attends the event.
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Les Brown
Duke Blue Devils
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Newlin Hayworth
Duke University
Herbie Muse
Corky Cornelius
Les
Manor Ballroom
Garland Hayworth
Edith Wilson Lamenre
Charleston
N. C
Fred Sappenfield
Betty Anne Josey
Charlotte
Leonard Koonce
Margaret Pegram
Winston
Winston-Salem Robert Hoskins
Areasurex
Sarah Williams
Wilmington
Mary Katherine Hall
Winston-Salem
Joe Welborn
Marion Galloway
Greensboro
Buster Moffitt
Faynelle Sprye
Danville
Hugh Wright
Jessie Frasien
Jeter Cook
Eileen Rhamas
C. F. Williame
Mary Best
Shelby
Women of the Moose Schedule Thursday Meeting
The Women of the Moose plan a regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 PM at the lodge hall. Senior regent Mrs. Mabel Johnson asks the degree team to arrive by 7:15 for a practice period.
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the Moose
Mabelon
Six Tables Of Bridge In Play At Club Party
Six tables of contract bridge were in play at the Emerywood Country Club ladies party yesterday afternoon in the clubhouse. Mrs. F. B. Moses won the prize, bridge cards, for high score while Mrs. James Armstrong acted as hostess and a tea service with spring flowers accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
James Armstrong
F. B. Moses
Mesdames
W. E. Mitchell
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
E. W. Freeze
Jesse Washburn
Paul Casey
Harold Bennett
Herman Smith
John C. Abels
F. J. Sizemore
Jack Holbrook
W. J. Fraley
F. E. Moses
J. W. Thompson
J. S. Welborn
George Rankin
M. A. Lackey
Hal Davis
John Walker
Henry Foscue
Valette J. Harris
O. A. Kirkman
Rodney Snow
Episcopal Diocese Concludes Annual Meeting in Raleigh
The women's auxiliary of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina prepared to close its 55th annual meeting with a devotional exercise in Raleigh. Yesterday the group heard the president Mrs. William J. Gordon report on last year’s activities and elected officers including treasurer Mrs. J. A. Mackie and secretary Mrs. William Lunsford Long.
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Raleigh
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina
William J. Gordon
Spray
J. A. Mackie
Winston-Salem
William Lunsford Long
Department of Religious Education
R. W. Ballard
Charlotte
Department of Christian Social Service
Johnston King
Wilson
Diocese Executive Council
Young Women's Christian Association Directors Meet Tonight
Social calendar notes the YWCA board meeting at 7 30 p m at the Y W C A Hut. The Pentagon club hosts the annual Spring Dance at Sedgefield Manor from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with Les Brown providing music. The Priscilla club meets at 3 p m with Mrs Fred Ingram on English Street.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Les Brown
Priscilla Club
Fred Ingram
English Street
Church Social at Wesley Memorial Marks Final Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of Wesley Memorial church held its last quarterly meeting of the quarter Monday afternoon at the church. Dr. P. E. Lindley spoke on Three Missionary Books of the Old Testament and a duet by Mildred Crowder and Mary Sue Briggs accompanied by Mrs. Jurney Briggs highlighted the program.
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Wesley Memorial Church
W. B. Hall
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Mildred Crowder
Mary Sue Briggs
J. Gurney Briggs
Initiation of Four New Members in Girls Club
Four new members Ida Clark Mrs Ruria Shelton Hazel Welborn and Leslie Johnson joined the Business and Professional Girls club of the YWCA in a candlelight ceremony led by president Thelma Patrick assisted by Rosalie Andrews. The event included a song Follow The Gleam and a unison poem, with 27 members present at the 6 30 supper meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Ida Clark
Ruria Shelton
Hazel Welborn
Leslie Johnson
Thelma Patrick
Rosalie Andrews
Patrick
Girls' Pentagon Club Elects Officers at Mrs Cook Home
The Girls' Pentagon Club met at Mrs. Robert Cook’s North Hamilton Street home to elect officers for the new year. Mildred Furgurson was chosen president with Marion Elliott as retiring chairwoman, Edith Crowder as vice president, Nancy Smith as secretary, Mrs. Cook as treasurer, and Lois Chidester as publicity chair.
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Robert Cook
Pentagon Club
Hamilton Street
Mildred Furgurson
Marion Elliott
Edith Crowder
Nancy Smith
Lois Chidester
Miss Elliott
Misses Elliott
Lois Barger
Edith, Crowder
Mildrea Curson
Patricia Hall
Clarine Furgurson
Helen Crowder
Katherine Lowdermilk
Mesdames
Wayne Garner
J. . Jennings, Jr
Armentrout Birth Announced for Daughter Alfreda Mae
Mr and Mrs G Armentrout announce the birth of a daughter Alfreda Mae on April 8 at their home on Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armentrout
Alfreda Mae
Mrs C H Risch Elected President Of Wayside Club
The Wayside Garden club met at Mrs. Robert A Sheloffs home on Johnson Street to elect new officers with Mrs C H Risch chosen as president and Mrs J Allen Austin moving to vice president Other officers include Mrs C B Mattocks and Mrs J W McGuinn as secretaries and Mrs Royster Tucker as treasurer The club also welcomed a new honorary member and sent flowers to a ill member Mrs R T Amos spoke on Virginia Gardens and historic homes in the Richmond area, while delegates were named for the District Garden club meeting in Leaksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Robert A. Sheloff
Johnson Street
C. H. Risch
J. Allen Austin
C. B. Mattocks
J. W. McGuinn
Royster Tucker
Roy Spearman
Garden School
Capel Hill
Risch
Austin
Leaksville
R. T. Amos
Virginia Gardens
Richmond
England
J. A. Morris
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs Gibson and Miss Boyles Entertain Thomasville Clubs
In Thomasville on April 7 Mrs C F Gibson hosted the Literary club at her Kinneywood home with a program on artists Turner Gainsborough and Reynolds. Refreshments followed for a large group including Mrs David Long Mrs C H Newby Mrs Robert Rapp and Miss Mildred Pope. The Tuesday Afternoon club met at West Main street with Miss Isabel Boyles hosting four tables for contract and prize awards for high scorer Mrs Z P Long and guest favors for Miss Mildred Pope and Miss Kitty Kyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
C. F. Gibson
Literary Club
Kinneywood
Robert Rapp
Bertram Heathcote
E. L. Webb
J. R. Myers
Paul Green
R. H. Holliday
P. M. Sherrill
Evelyn Webb
Mildred Pope
Kitty Kyser
Isabel Boyles
West Main Street
Z. P. Long
Alvah Boyles
Omega Lecture Thursday Night Luncheon Held
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma will hold its regular semi monthly lecture Thursday evening in the Sheraton hotel committee room. Mrs. M. A. Temple urges all members to attend. Dr. P. E. Lindley will lead the session on The Emotions in Psychology and Life with assignments given by members. The prior luncheon at the Sheraton Grill saw six members attend with Edna Moon as hostess.
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Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
National Educational Sorority
Sheraton
M. A. Temple
National Organization of Kappa Gamma
P. E. Lindley
Sheraton Grill
Edna Moon
M. E. Young People Banquet Set At Wesley Memorial
The High Point Union of M. E. Young People plans its annual banquet Friday April 16 at 7 45 PM at Wesley Memorial church. Rev B B Wiley Jr from Duke will MC with Miss Clarice Bowman as principal speaker. About 200 youths from multiple churches expected. Mrs John P F Kirk named district director of young people's work.
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High Point Union
M. E
Wesley Memorial Church
B. B. Wiley, Jr
Duke University
Clarice Bowman
Chicago
Bowmen
Maintreet
Highland
Archdale
Trinity
Jamestown
Calvary
Ward Street
Wesley Memorial M. BK
John FP. Kirk
Local residents in hospital and visiting Greensboro concert
Charles Eanes is a Davidson hospital patient in Lexington after a major operation this week. Mrs. Alvah Boyles and Miss Isabel Boyles attended Nelson Eddy’s Greensboro concert Tuesday. Miss Mary Faison Covington returned to Duke University after spring holidays with her mother Mrs T J Covington. B Black, a well known local resident, is improving at Charlotte Sanitorium. Mr and Mrs S C Rierson and son Bobby moved to this city to live with Mrs Riersons sister Mrs Ora Boges on Highland avenue.
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Charles Eanes
Davidson Hospital
Lexington
Greensboro
Nelson Eddy
Alvah Boyles
Isabel Boyles
Mary Faison Covington
Duke University
T. J. Covington
B. Black
Charlotte Sanitorium
S. C. Rierson
Bobby
Shower Fetes Asheboro Bride Mrs J R Hinshaw
Mrs C L Coggins and Miss Nora Hinshaw hosted a bridal shower at 409 Jones Street for Mrs J R Hinshaw of Asheboro the former Frances Robbins. Guest Lee Fields won a contest and guests offered wedding advice. A rainbow themed fortune box directed her to gifts in the dining room. Ice course served by young helpers in rainbow aprons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Coggins
Nora Hinshaw
Jones Street
J. R. Hinshaw
Asheboro
Frances Robbins
Lee Fields
Nannie Lee Coggins
Martha Branson
Jean Davis
Kimball-Lockhart Vows Revealed in Danville Ceremony
Announcement lists the marriage of Miss No tre Elizabeth Kimball and Robert B. Lockhart in Danville Virginia on January 36 1937. Attendants were Evelyn Kimball A B Lockhart and Horace Winchester. The couple reside with the bride’s mother Mrs Della Mae Griffin at 611 Prospect Street.
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Notre Elizabeth Kimball
Robert B. Lockhart
Danville
Evelyn Kimball
A. B. Lockhart
Horace Winchester
Mr. Lockhart
B. A. Lockhart
Daughters Of America Observes Anniversary
Washington Council number four Daughters of America marks its tenth anniversary with a Thursday 7 30 PM meeting at 1008 North Main Street hall. Members are urged to attend and bring guests. An interesting program is planned for the event.
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Washington Council
Daughters of America
North Main Street
Clubwomen Convene in Charlotte for NC State Convention
North Carolina federation of Women’s clubs opens its annual convention in Charlotte. Executive board session led by Mrs. George E. Marshall precedes a three day program with meals and multiple sessions. Governor Clyde Hoey, L. B. Nichols of the FBI, John Alang of the interior department and past federation presidents are among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
George E. Marshall
Mt. Airy
Clyde Hoey
L. B. Nichols
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ajohn Alang
Federal Department of the Interior
Federation
Inaugural Expected Crowds for Cincinnati Opening Day
Cincinnati expects the largest opening day crowd in history for the St. Louis Cardinals game on April 20.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
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George Fulp
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Y. B. Albert
Mise
Rosa Smith
Wallburg
Walser Alen
Elzora C. Eads
Miami Beach
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Ken Abels
J. P. Linville
Jessie K. Fontaine
George G. Kerner
New Smyrna
BPWC
Margery Barker
Catherine Burton
Ernestine
Martha Bulla
Catherine Wrenn
Virginia Caldwell
Margaret Farr
Hayden
Iris Welch
Beulah Moton
Cub
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O. B. James
J. EB. Horney
Ruth Goodman
Pentagon
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Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Monthey Avenue
Episcopal Diocese
Moffitt's
Dr. Lindley
Loyal Workers
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Wayside Club
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Miss Boyles
Mildred Jennings
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