Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs This Week
A range of meetings and events fill the week with groups including the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Wayside Garden Club, Junior Service League, Daughters of the American Revolution, Altrusa, American Homes Department, Community Arts club, Needlecraft club, High Point Graduate Nurses, Utopian Study Club and Gamma Beta Sigma Phi. Notable events include a luncheon election, a birding illustrated lecture, and a Spring Festival at Sedgefield Manor with Bert Lown and his orchestra. The Mid-Week Garden club plans a Chapel Hill pilgrimage for the Gar den club of North Carolina and Dogwood Festival attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Junior Service League
Sheraton Hotel
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Welborn
East Washstreet
Woman's Club
Ray Street
Harvey Gibson
Denny Street
Needlecraft Club
Ralph H. Vance
Montheu Avenue
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Burrus
Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
Sedgefield Manor
Coterien Club
Bachelors’ Cotillion Club
Winston- Salem
Bert Lown
H. A. Millis
Chapel Hill
Garden Club of
North Carolina
C. L. Amos
Local club notices highlight Bakewell events and meetings
Mrs. W W Dickerson hosts the Philothea class monthly meeting with devotional by Miss Thelma Patrick at Lindsay street home suiting over twenty members. Ernestine Kennedy hosts a bridge party at her Trinity home with yellow and white décor and prizes for high and consolation scores. Junior Service League schedules a luncheon at the Sheraton hotel April 10 for officers and new members. Altrusa Club dinner meets April 10 at 6 30 at Mrs A D Brockett's North Main home. J P Laffoon remains ill at Best street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kennedy
Ernestine Kennedy
Trinity
Virginia Hunt
Agnes Ingram
Marl van Womble
Dot Willis
Bessie Hedrick
Grace Koonce
Fern Daniel
Ruby Wood
Junior Service League
Sheraton Hotel
Sir Bunny Absent as Complaints Stir Local Page
A local column vents about rude readers and a spoof from The High Point Enterprise. The piece lists names of women linked to school board gossip and recalls courtships and marriages with humorous nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Bunny
Bet
Mebane
Laura Wesson U D C Chapter Sits With Mrs Kester
Laura Wesson chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met Friday at 3 30 p m at Mrs Grover Kester home with Mrs Lloyd Flythe as associate hostess Vice president Mrs Joseph Snider presided in place of absent president The group settled routine business the treasurer reported 34 29 balance and plans for upcoming law meeting and May 10 tiny Confederate flags sale were announced The program featured readings and songs with Mrs Lloyd Flythe Mrs J F Hayden and Mrs Forrest Murray providing musical numbers WAYSIDE CLUB WILL MEET ON TUESDAY S: Wayside Garden club meets Tuesday at 10 00 a m with Mrs H W McCain hosting on Johnson street Dr P R Bowen of High Point College will speak and members are asked to bring a vast game or plant material
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
L. C. Cherry
H. B. Robertson
Kester
Ways and Means
Norman Weivers
Enl Ucational Fund
Je Beau Reid
Suwanee River
Lloyd Flythe
Stephen Foster
J. F. Hayden
Forrest Murray
Wayside Club
Wayside Garden Club
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
P. R. Bowen
High Point College
Kenneth Abels Weds Pauline Linville in Danville Virginia
Kenneth Abels marries Pauline Frances Linville of Kernersville in Danville Virginia on April 4. Mrs Abels is the daughter of J P Linville of Kernersville. The couple will live at the Lodge on the Hillcrest Golf Club where Abels is a manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Abels
Pauline Frances Linville
Kernersville
Danville
Abels
J. P. Linville
Peace Junior College
Raleigh
Herman A. Abela
Winston-Salem
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Mrs Culler Honors Daughter At Party In Greenhouse Setting
Mrs Monte Culler hosted a birthday party Saturday afternoon for her daughter Ruth Marie and granddaughter Peggy Joan. Guests enjoyed games and two birthday cakes in a room decorated with jonquils nar ecle. The event featured many gifts for both honorees and attendance by numerous relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte C. Culler
Ruth Marie
Peggy Joan
Peggy Joan Culler
Hanseline Brewer
Ruby Parker
Janet Greene
Edith Walton
Santa Mae Dell Robertson
Katherine Cross
Billie Ruth Frazier
Doris McKinney
Dorothy Russell
Sarah Curlee
Noble Reason
Edith Key
Ruth Koontz
Iris
Mary Lou Culler
Virginia Mae Revie
Polly Combs
Barbara
Betty Anne Steele
Bernice Herring
Elma Marie Russell
Ruth Anne Miller
Everett Ellington
Glenn Russell, Jr
Dorothy Carroll
Popular Bride Mrs Broadus Casey Honored by Faculty
Mrs Broadus Casey, the popular bride, was complimented by a group of local school faculty members at a party hosted by Mrs J D Ross on Saturday afternoon. The event featured bridge at five tables, prizes for high score, and a reception with iced tea and bride shaped confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadus Casey
J. D. Ross
Ross
Clara Whitehead
Vivian Elliott
Martha Bobbitt
Mary Leigh Causey
Ruth Simpson
Bridge
R. L. Brinson
Spring Festival at Sedgefield Promises Outstanding Affair
The Spring Festival at Sedgefield Manor on Thursday April 12, under the Co terien club of High Point and the Bachelor’s Cotillion club of Winston-Salem, features Bert Lown’s orchestra from the Biltmore hotel New York. Local and regional attendees include Greensboro High Point and Winston-Salem couples with chaperones listed from both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Coterien Club
High Point
Bachelors Cotillion Club
Winston-Salem
Agnes Crowder
Dorothy Crawley
Marjorie Tuttle
Gene Carlton
Mary Way Rogers
Greensboro
Mick Mason
Sedgefield Manor
Coterien Club of
Bachelor's Cotillion Club
Bert Lown
Biltmore
New York City
Floria Faye
Ted Holt
Ted Weem
Brinsons Host Faculty for Bridge Night at Farm
Mr and Mrs R L Brinson entertained local school faculty at their Brinson farm west of the city Friday evening. Ten bridge tables filled the lodge with spring flowers as Miss Patte Jordan won high among ladies and Dan R Schroder top among men. Consolation prizes went to Miss Martha Neal Deaton and John T Alpers. Mrs Broadus Casey received a luncheon set. About forty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Aline
Dan
Schroder
Kat
D. A
Kirkman
Ida
Doc
Bonnet
Val
Henry
Foscue
Marcie
Frank
Hunsucker
Sarah
Buster
Jim
Groome
Irene
W. E
Mitchell
Leila
Norman
Rogers
Louise
Sam
Calvert
Nan
Chas
Spencer
Mary
Arthur
Fidler
Helen
Bill
Lindsay
Carol
Punk
Welborn
Clara
Bryan
Laura
George
Lowe
Lillian
Walt
Allen
Austin
Martha
Clyde
Chernault
Ernest
Wall
Valleria
Casey
Misses Maude Carter
Ollie Moore
Ruby Creighton
Beatrice George
Fannie Stamey
Margaret Chatfield
Helen Butler
Kathleen Spain
Irene Holton
Mildred Sharpe
Meadames L
B. Dutton
Wade Marlette
George Campbell
R. L. Brinson
Bridge
Brinson Farm
Patte Jordan
Dan R. Schroder
Martha Neal Deaton
John T. Alpers
Broadus Casey
Frances Hubbard
Local Girls Active in North Carolina Symphony and Clubs
Eleanor Hoffman of Whiteoak Street, member of the North Carolina Little Symphony Orchestra under Lamar Stringfield, performed in Greensboro and will appear in a Junior High concert on April 30 sponsored by the Junior Service League. The Idylwild Club plans a card dance at Sedgefield Country Club on December 15 with Fred Kent’s Orchestra. Irto Dwight Burton wedding announced with ceremony in Danville Virginia on March 31. Utopian Study Club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Laurie Ingram. Philomathean Club postpones Friday meeting to attend State Garden Club in Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Chapel Hill
Garden Club of
North Carolina
R. T. Amos
Eleanor Hoffman
Joe Hoffman
Whiteoak Street
N. C. Little Syphony Orchestra
Lamar Stringfiel
Odell Memorial Auditorum
Greensboro
Hoffman
Little Symphony Orches
Th Junior High
Ju Service League
Sedgefield
Winston-Salem
Hig Point
Burlington
Hospitality Highlight at Host and Hostess Event
Readers note a brief line describing guests who were present to enjoy the hospitality of the host and hostess at a social gathering. The fragment hints at a cordial, welcoming atmosphere without detailing names or location.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
East Washington Street
Altrusa Club
A. D. Brockett
Rabbit
John Clinard, Jr
Do. K
Hunter
May
Tomlinson
Farrell
C. F. Tomlinson
Charlie
Frank Hunsucker
Ethel
Clayton
Marms
Cora
Kit
George Crowells
Charle Robbins, Jr
Brooks Reitzel
Bob Ragan
Milbourne Amos
Milbourne
Margot
Laura Wesson
U. D.C
Grover Kester
Pauline Linville
Mrs. Culler
Mickey Mason
J. P. Rawley
Caryl Dalton
Mra
Holt McPherson
L. R. Stewart
K. C. Denny
Philip Davis
D. A. Burress
I. T. Mann
Hugh Smart
P. A. Warner
C. T. Ingram
High Clark
Sanders Dallas
Mrs. Brinson
N. C. Symphony
Burton-Andrews
T. P. Andrews
West Green Street
Dwight BE. Burton
Daville
M. Prell
the Christi Church
Troy Robinson
M Mollie E. Burton
Willobrook Street
Greene Drug Compu
Mr. Burton
Willowb Street
Merfats
Lauran Ingram
Rotary
Irdeas
Philomathean Club
State Garden Club
COATS
Wagger’s Lathes’ Shop