Miss Preddy Bride Elect Feted At Home
Dorothy Preddy bride elect of Sunday will wed Davis Smith at her home Sunday at 9 am. A Tuesday party hosted by Mrs. Roscoe Sowers and Mrs. Page Kernodle featured games, cake cutting, and gifts including a table lamp and crystal. Guests listed include Dorothy and Margaret Preddy, Inez Sowers, Golda Mae Kearns, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Preddy
Roscoe Sowers
Page Kernodle
Woodrow Avenue
Miss Preddy
Davis Smith
Margaret Preddy
Inez Sowers
Golda Mae Kearns
Viola Brigman
Dorothy Fritz
Lena Davis
Annie Raper
Elizabeth Ellis
Rube Preddy
Thomas Ellis
ITK Fraternity Banquet at Sheraton Saturday
The Iota Tau Kappa fraternity at High Point College will hold its annual banquet at the Sheraton hotel tomorrow evening at 8. A dance will follow restricted to college students. Wilson Rogers will be toastmaster. Special guests include Dr. and Mrs P E Lindley Dr. and Mrs C R Hinshaw Dr. and Mrs P S Kennett and O A Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Tau Kappa
High Point College
Sheraton Hotel
Wilson Rogers
P. E. Lindley
C. R. Hinshaw
P. S. Kennett
O. A. Kirkman
Reformed Classis Ends Annual Meet At Hickory Today
The Woman's Missionary Society of the North Carolina Classis of the Evangelical and Reformed church concluded its annual meeting in Hickory with officers elected. Winstonsalem’s Mrs. W H Causey was re elected president, Mrs. Andrew Crowell of Lincolnton first vice president, Mrs. H D Althouse of Hickory second vice president, Mrs. A C Peeler of Winston Salem recording secretary, Mrs. Robert Patterson of Rockwell corresponding secretary, and Mrs. G T Crowell of Concord treasurer for the 30th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Woman's Missionary Society of the
North Carolina
Robert Patterson
Rockwell
G. T. Crowell
Concord
Lexington P T A hears talk on Preventative Diseases by Laura Blue
Cecil school P T A monthly meeting featured Miss Laura Blue County Health Nurse discussing Preventative Diseases. Miss Alma Owen principal and Mrs Charles E Link introduced the speaker as members debated officer nominations for May. Local seventh graders performed a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Parent-Teachers Association of
Cecil School
Charles S. Williams
John Craver
Aliie Harris
Odell Leonard
C. R. Sharpe
Charles E. Link
Charles A. Williams
Laura Blue
Alma Owen
Garden Club Members Attend District Meet at Leaksville
Garden clubs from the city sent a large delegation to the Piedmont District Garden clubs annual meeting in Leaksville. The event opened at 10 30 am at the Leaksville club house with club reports and a luncheon at one o clock. Representatives included Mesdames H D Sears F M Pickett R R Blackburn T A Tilden P S Kennett from Good Will club and D E Richardson C C Hayworth C B Mattocks from Wayside, plus Mrs S C Clark state highway beautification chair and Mrs C Hill and Mrs A S Parker from High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont District
Leaksville
Leaksville Club
Good Will Garden Club
Mesdames H
Pentagon Dance At Sedgefield Manor Gala Affair
The Pentagon club spring dance at Sedgefield Manor drew about 300 couples from nearby cities. Les Brown and his Duke Blue Devils orchestra provided music with Herbie Muse Corky Cornelius and Les Brown, plus a swing chorus. Sponsors included Betty Sechrest Eileen Thomas Nancy Smith Marion Elliott of this city and Greensboro based ladies. Dancing began 9 30 pm with couples led by Garland Hayworth and guests including Edith Wilson Sumner Charleston South Carolina Fred Sappenfield Betty Anne Josey Charlotte and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Les Brown
Duke Blue Devils
Herbie Muse
Corky Cornelius
Betty Sechrest
Eileen Thomas
Nancy Smith
Marion Elliott
Marion Galloway
Nancy King
Eleanor Echols
Greensboro
Margaret Whittington
Winston-Salem
Garland Hayworth
Edith Wilson Sumner
Charleston
S. C
Fred Sappenfield
Betty Anne Josey
Charlotte
Leonard Koonce
Margaret Pegram
Robert Hoskins
Sarah Williams
Wilmington
Newlin Hayworth
Mary Katherine Hall
Joe Welborn
Buster Moffitt
Faynelle Sprye
Danville
Hugh Wright
Jessie Fraiser
Jeter Cook
C. F. Williams
Mary Best
Shelby
Richard Meisky
Mary Frances Parker
Wallace Ellington
Edith Crooks
Herman Newell
Virginia Gordon
Raleigh
Trinity High School Fashion Show Showcases Student Creations
About 25 girls from Trinity high school's home economics classes presented a fashion parade in the school auditorium under Miss Covington. The show displayed house dresses, sportswear, and formal wear, with notable efforts noted in several categories. Miss Carmelle Lambeth organized a costume dance of the Old South and Ruth Royale provided soft music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
Hazel Perry
Dorothy Wall
Elsie White
Ruth Laughlin
Frances Hughes
Mae Williams
Doris Clinard
Margaret Cook
Clara Kennedy
Evelyn Lacey
Carmelle Lambeth
Redding
Ruth Royale
Directors of YWCA Held April Meeting
Mrs. Horace Haworth presided as president over the April YWCA board meeting at the YWCA hut. Mrs. J. D. Ross led a devotional, Mrs. Henry Foscue served as secretary, Miss Julia Liles reported as treasurer, and Nelle Ansley summarized the Southern States secretaries seminar in Atlanta held March 16 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Haworth
Y. W. C. A. Board
Y. W. Hut
J. D. Ross
Henry Foscue
W. F. Bailey
Julia Liles
Nelle Ansley
Atlanta
Miss Wortham And Mr Cone Wed
Greensboro official Benjamin Cone of Cone Textile and Export interests wed Anne Coleman Wortham in a ceremony at the bride’s father Samuel Coleman Wortham’s home. Wortham came from Orange Virginia three years ago for the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Benjamin Cone
Cone Textile Manufacturing
Anne Coleman Wortham
Orange
Samuel Coleman Wortham
YWCA Club Joint Meeting Review at Local Hut
Members of the Live Y'ers and Jolly Y clubs of the YWCA met jointly at the hut after a supper at 6 39. Reports from the Charlotte conference were given by ten attendees, then each club held separate sessions to handle routine business. Mrs Lena Belle Blair led the Live Y'ers and Miss Lillian Weisner led the Jolly Y club with about twenty members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Y'ers
Jolly Y
Young Women’s Christian Association
Charlotte
Lena Belle Blair
Jolly Y Club
Lillian Weisner
Miss Ethel Lippard Recovers From Illness At Home
Friends learn Miss Ethel Lippard is recovering at 301 South Hamilton street after illness. Harry Lovett Jr and Mrs Craver host visitors in town before returning to New York City with their niece Jane Ferree. George Burke, director of the Third WPA district in Winston-Salem, visited the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lippard
South
Hamilton Street
Harry Lovett, Jr
E. F. Craver
Colonial Drive
New York City
Nice
Jane Ferree
New York
George Burke
WPA
Winston-Salem
Calvary Missionary Society to Meet at 215 Worth Ave
The Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Methodist church will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at M. Ethel West's home, 215 Worth Avenue. Mrs. W. B. Evans led the business session with song and prayer, devotionals by Mrs. J. C. Duggins, and a dialogue program by Mrs. Z. L. Phipps and Mrs. N. F. Bundy. A social period followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
Calvary Methodist Church
M. Ethel West
Worth Avenue
W. B. Evans
Ethel Weat
J. C. Duggins
J. W. Phillips
Z. L. Phipps
N. F. Bundy
R. Wolfe
Arthur Linville
Jean Cochran
Madge Deaton
Health talk at Brentwood meeting stresses immunization
Dr. R A Herring director of public health spoke to the Brentwood Parent Teacher association on health supervision for school children. He urged preventive measures and immunization to control communicable diseases and outlined a city health program covering sanitation disease control child hygiene health education vital statistics laboratory service and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Herring
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
D. V. Howell
Calvary Methodist Church
Emily Commander
Pioneer Club
Edgar Hartley
Hich
Frank MccCullock
Richmond
Brentwood
Helen Jones
Household Arts Club Entertained By Mrs John T Ellis
Mrs John T Ellis hosted the Household Arts club at her Lindsay street home yesterday afternoon for a pleasant meeting. Attendees included Mesdames Sam Dutton C F Grissom Minnie Hinkle Fred L Ingram J R Montgomery W D Sale Sr T G Shelton J H Womble and guests Mrs O M Andrews and Mrs S F Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Ellis
Household Arts Club
Lindsay Street
Mesdames
Sam Dutton
Cc. F. Grissom
Minnie Hinkle
Fred L. Ingram
J. R. Montgomery
W. D. Sale, Sr
T. G. Shelton
J. H. Womble
O. M. Andrews
M. E. Societies To Have Annual Meet
Fayetteville N C April 9 The 25th annual session of the Woman s Missionary Society of the North Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will be held here Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
N. C
Woman's Missionary Society of the North Carolina Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Shanklin Family Welcomes Son Joseph Robert
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Shanklin announce the birth of a son, Joseph Robert, on April 1 at their home 1413 West Green Street. Mrs. Shanklin is formerly Miss Hassie Hodgin of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Shanklin
Joseph Robert
West Green Street
Woman's Missionary Society Meets in Randleman Church
In Kernersville on April 9 the Woman's Missionary Society of the M. E. church held its monthly meeting in the ladies parlor with Mrs. T. R. Wolfe presiding. Reports were given, plans made for the Mt. Airy conference, a fellowship supper, and new officers appointed replacing the ill president Mrs. Bodenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
T. R. Wolfe
Jesus
Mary Linville
Corinthians
W. C. Stafford
Betha Fulp
Madge Deaton
R. C. Morris
Mesdames W. C. Stafford
Annal Woman's Missionary Conference
Mt. Airy
Central Terrace Church
Winston-Salem
Judge Hastings
Mesdames
W. H. Morton
Luella Cochran
Gertrude Vance
Wolfe
J. C. Bodenheimer
Bodenheimer
Rufus Smith
Morris
Circle 2
We Are My Witness Program At First M E Church
Members of the First M E church society met Monday afternoon. Mrs H C Sprinkle led scripture and gave a program outline on We Are My Witness. A trio of Mrs H C Leonard Mrs E H Easter and Mrs John Craver sang Lord I Want To Be a Witness. Minutes from last meeting read and approved with 24 members answering roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First
M. E
H. C. Sprinkle
W. F. Sparger
H. C. Leonard
E. H. Easter
John Craver
Circle 2 Baptist Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Street
Circle 2 of the Baptist Missionary Society met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Tom Street with Mrs Street and Mrs Bob Wilson as associate hostesses. Mrs Wilson presided and read last minutes. reports from committees followed. Mrs Charles Snow spoke on Royal Service. hosts served ice and coffee to present members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 2
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Tom Street
Street
Bob Wilson
Wilson
Aubilee Hammocks
Ralph Fage
Charles Snow
Ralph Fagg
Woodrow Caudle
Clarence Stanley
Tom Stuart
Arhiee Hammocks
J. B. Stanley
E. F. Baker
W. J. Johnson
Marjorie Cooke
Martha MeeGuire
Junior Womans Club Evening At Idell Linville Home
Members of the Junior Womans Club enjoyed a Tuesday evening at Miss Idell Linville's home with hearts and bridge played. Prizes went to Misses Mary Edwards and Eleanor Stafford. Ice cream cake and nuts were served to 26 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beck
Betty Jane Richards
Idell Linville
Mary Edwards
Eleanor Stafford
Mrs Fulp and guests dine at Robert E. Lee home
Mrs George Fulp Miss Patricia Totten and Dr Francis Fulp were luncheon guests of Mrs Laura Story at the Robert E Lee in Winston Salem on Tuesday. Miss Dorothy McCuiston and Katherine Bellamy left Wednesday for Charlotte to serve as pages at the State meeting of Woman's Clubs in session there this week visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fulp
Patricia Totten
Francis Fulp
Laura Story
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Tuesay
Dorothy McCuiston
Katherine Bellamy
Charlotte
Woman's Clubs
Ed Whitaker
Loyal Workers Class Meets At McCurdy Home
The Loyal Workers class of the First M. E. church met Monday evening at Mrs. B. E. McCurdy's home with Mrs. Blake 5S. Nifong as co host. Miss Ida Link led the devotional. Mrs. John Craver led the business session which decided the class will furnish flowers for the church auditorium for six months. Social hour featured many games and a tempting salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
B. E. McCurdy
Blake
Nifong
Ida Link
John Craver
Church
Sorosie Club Hosts Meeting At Brinkley Home
The Sorosie Club met at Mrs. W. F. Brinkley’s North Salisbury street home. After a short business session Mrs. C. H. Hargrave led a discussion on Drama focusing on Victoria Regina by Housman, with a bio of the author producer and principal actresses. A buffet dinner followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosie Club
W. F. Brinkley
Salisbury Street
C. H. Hargrave
Victoria Regina
Housman
Local Residents Mention Illness and Visits
Mrs Charles Leonard spends several days in Charlotte with her daughter Mrs John Palmer and son in law who is ill. Mrs Frank Beck is ill at her sister Mrs J O Gosnell's home. Mrs Roy Dorminey and her GA visitors arrive for a two week stay with sister Mrs Charles E Williams. Mrs Keiver Leonard remains seriously ill. W S Witherspoon of Greensboro visits his son Rev J W Witherspoon. Ida Conrad, Robbins school teacher, is listed in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leonard
Charlotte
John Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Frank Beck
J. O. Gosnell
West Fifth Street
Roy Dorminey
Fitzergald
Charles E. Williams
Williams
Keiver Leonard
W.S. Witherspoon
Greensboro
J. W. Witherspoon
Witherspoon
Ida Conrad
Robbins
State Women's Clubs To End Meeting Today
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs close to final session in Charlotte with officers to be elected and resolutions to vote on. Governor Hoey urged women to spread knowledge of government and civic service while debates include crime prevention in schools, adult education, Kellogg pact, and limits on lobbyists and propaganda in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Roosevelt
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hoey
North Carolina
United States Congress
Local Notes on Visitors and Illnesses
Slow improvement reported for Mrs Banks Aredell and daughter Betty after a Raleigh visit with Miss Edna McCrary. Nancy Jean Conrad, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Conrad, continues to recover at home after an Easter illness. Mrs Harold Helms of Greensboro recently visited her parents, Mr and Mrs J A Walser. Mrs Richard Phillips and son Lee visit Mrs Phillips parents at Albany G a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Aredell
Betty
Raleigh
Edna McCrary
Nancy Jean
Ralph Conrad
Harold Helms
Greensboro
J. A. Walser
Richard Phillips
Lee
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Yuma
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ITK Fraternity
Sheraton
Reformed Classis
Mary McSwain
Brazil
Bessie Hunt
A. B. Brannock
John Hodges
Hayden Hooper
Garden Club
Trinity
Perkinsoni Ne
North Main
YWCA
Miss Wortham
Mr. Cone
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Vicks VA
Tro-Nol Ant
Asheboro
Clara Onla Glasgow
Alvin Slader
Franklinville
Randolph County
Milton Causey Ferree
Worthville
Lillian Fern Grace
Everett Perry
Pittsboro
LaRue Cook
W. H. McLeod
Pauline Brown
M. E. Societies
Randleman
Sandal
Sample Shoe Store
N. Main Street
State Women's Clubs
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