Piedmont German Club Plans Post Easter Dance at Emerywood
The Piedmont German Club will host its Post Easter Dance on Saturday April 15 at Emerywood Country Club. Only members and guests may attend with Johnny Hamp and his Orchestra providing the music for a gala spring event expected to attract out of town visitors. Dancing starts at 9 30 PM with an attendance prize for early arrivals and it marks the club’s tenth annual Easter dance and tenth anniversary. The club, organized in 1929, boasts a 110 member limit and a waiting list, with James E. Foscue noted as a resident member.
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Emerywood Country Club
Johnny Hamp
Jan Garber
George Olsen
Art Cassell
Berney Cummins
Whitey Kaufman
Charles Donberger
Red Nichols
Emerson Gill
Loyd Huntley
Eddie Whitstein
James E. Foscue
Easter Prayer Reflection on Faith and Fear
A lyrical meditation on Easter themes critiques sorrow and doubt among believers. The speaker questions communication and the burden of crosses while imagining Christ’s guidance and a dawn of forgiveness. The poem contrasts gloom with the day’s brightness and splendor.
Eastern Star Chapter To Meet Tuesday Night
The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple. This is the first gathering since newly elected officers were installed and all members are asked to attend.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Social Calendar of Local Guilds and Clubs
Activities include Garden Coffee Party at Mrs Lackey’s Hillcrest Drive at 10 a.m. Officers election for Junior Service League at Emerywood Country Club at 10:45 a.m. Luncheon to follow. Emerywood hosts bridge party at 3:30 p.m. with Mesdames Redman and Lehmann as hostesses. DAR meets at Emerywood with guest speaker Mrs Clyde Milner. Dinner meeting of Business and Professional Girls at YWCA with Cameron Deans speaking. Aurusa club dinner and meeting at Sheraton. Priscilla Club biweekly meeting at Mrs Paul Ingle on Sherbrook Court. Piedmont German Club Post-Easter dance at Emerywood with supper and dance music.
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Aurusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Priday
Priscilla Club
Paul Ingle
Sherbrook Court
Engagement Of Miss Hammer Announced Here
The engagement of Miss Maxine Hammer of Washington D C and Donald Riester Moore of Cumberland Md was announced Friday evening by the bride elect s aunt at her Centennial Avenue home The couple s families and friends attended an engagement party with progressive games and a wedding cake centerpiece The bride elect received a bridal book and miniature brides noted the betrothal on place cards with prizes awarded to several guests
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Maxine Hammer
Washington, D. C
Donald Riester Moore
Cumberland
Glenn Lambert
Centennial Avenue
Miss Hammer
Mamie Guyer Hammer
Fowle G. Hammer
High Point
Dale Montgomery
Alva Guyer
Iris Hammer
Vera Smith
Jewel Welch
Mesdames
J. W. Montgomery
Vareda Montgomery
Thurman Lohr
8. E. Montgomery
Oak View P T A Hears Address By County Agents
The Oak View School P T A met Friday evening in the auditorium with the 4 H club leading the program on The Home and The Family. Guest speakers from Greensboro included Miss Addie Houston Rachel Stone and L M Boswell. Mrs Blanche Owens sixth grade won the attendance banner as Mrs S F Miller presided.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Oak View School
S. F. Miller
Nancy Davis Hosts Sixth Birthday Party at Home
Nancy Davis celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at 312 Howell Street. Friends joined in games songs and a pin the tail on the Easter bunny contest won by John Petty. Ice cream cake and Easter candy favors were provided. Guests included Mary Lane Ballard Johnny Petty Ann Poindexter Polly Ann Carroll and others. The Priscilla Club meets Friday at 3 PM at Mrs. S Paul Ingle's Sherbrook Drive home.
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Nancy Davis
Howell Street
John Petty
Mary Lane Ballard
Johnny Petty
Ann Poindexter
Polly Ann Carroll
Joyce Bow Knox
Mary Jean Wardell
Loella
Oliver Stroud
Archdale
Scout Troop Fetes Nursery Children and Honors Miss Watson
Scout Troop Two of Wesley Memorial Church hosted an Easter egg hunt for Brentwood Nursery School children at Mrs Katharine Raymonds home on North Main Street. Beverly Burton and Brent Mallard won the most eggs and a chocolate egg prize as the troop praised leader Miss Margaret Watson before her resignation.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Paul Weaver
Brentwood
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
Raymond
Beverly Burton
Brent Mallard
Margaret Watson
Brentwood P T A To Hear Mrs H A White
Mrs H A White librarian at High Point College will speak at the Brentwood P T A meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM on Reading Interests Devotionals will be led by Rev O L Easter and selections by Mrs A H Whitley Jr and Mrs John Clinard Jr All members and friends invited
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H. A. White
High Point College
Brentwood P.T. A
Altrusans Meet For April Dinner At Sheraton
The High Point Altrusa club plans its first April dinner in the Sheraton Hotel private dining room at 6 30 pm followed by a business meeting led by president Miss Lucile Johnston. Several members traveled to Winston Salem for the Easter sunrise service and breakfast hosted by the Winston Salem Altrusa club with invited guests from other clubs including Atlanta.
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High Point
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lucile Johnston
Lois Welborn
Louise Abernethy
Marie Caddell
Alice Dickerson
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee
Moravian Church
Altanta Club
D A R Meeting At Country Club
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its April meeting at Emerywood Country Club Tuesday at 3 30 in the afternoon. Hostess committee includes Mesdames Ayers Watkins Ingram Smith Robertson Raymond and Miss Caldwell. Mrs J Clyde Milner of Guilford College will be the guest speaker and the annual election of officers will be held during the business session presided by Regent Mrs F Hayden.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emerywood Country Club
Nathan Ayers
Allen H. Watkins
Do. T. Ingram, Sr
Frank, Smith
C. H. Robertson
Katherine Raymond
Alice MacRae Caldwell
J. Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Mrs Slane Addresses Fourth District Graduate Nurses
Mrs Slane spoke on a recent Mediterranean cruise at the State Graduate Nurses Association meeting in Burrus Memorial Hospital Nurses Home hosted by High Point nurses. She described countries visited, customs, dress, and displayed souvenirs. The program included two vocal numbers by Mrs Vera Marsh and piano by Mrs W B Hall.
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Willis Slane
State
Graduate Nurses’ Association
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point
Bliss
Knapp
Vera Marsh
W. B. Hall
Ruby Hicks
Gilbert Muse
Greensboro
Burlington
Asheboro
Mrs. H. N. Phillips Improves at Bus Rus Memorial Hospital
Mrs. H. N. Phillips continues to improve at Bus rus Memorial hospital after an operation two weeks ago. She is recovering rapidly though she will not be allowed visitors at this time.
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H. N. Phillips
Busrus Memorial Hospital
Mildred Marsh
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hour Changed For Ladies Bridge At Emerywood Club
Ladies bridge at Emerywood Country Club Tuesday now starts at 3:30 PM to avoid a Junior Service League luncheon. Hostesses are Mesdames Kenneth Redman and C. E. Lehmann. In other news, Mr. and Mrs. W J Pickett announce the birth of a son Terry Julian on March 31 at their home.
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Emerywood Country Club
Kenneth Redman
C. E. Lehmann
W. J. Pickett
Thissell Street
Terry Julian
Trice
Richmond, Va
Residents and visitors share Easter break updates
Fayetteville visitors return home after visiting Mrs. Lora Gunter. Local students and relatives travel for holidays with Montreat College and High Point College ties. Hospital notes report Caddell’s slow recovery, Marsh convalescing after appendectomy, and Hedgecock home after surgery.
King and Ritchie Wedding Cake Cutting Held Here
About 30 guests attended the cake cutting after the Friday rehearsal for the marriage of Misa Evelyn King and Ernest Ritchie at the bride’s parents home. Spring flowers, pink and white decor, and a White Lady cake marked the celebration. gifts were displayed in the gift room.
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King-Ritchie
Misa Evelyn King
Ernest Ritchie
George W. King
Miss King
D. W. Cook
Clay Yokely
Gibson Club
Cronstedt to Speak at Ada Blair School Meeting
The Ada Blair School PTA will meet Tuesday at 7 30 at the school. Carl Cronstedt of the city schools music faculty will speak on The Value of Music in Our Schools.
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Ada Blair
Carl Constedt
Music
National Society of Colonial Dames Convention Date Set
Mrs. J. Welborn state president announces the National Society will convene in Washington on April 15 and 16 with meetings and socials at the Mayflower Hotel. North Carolina delegates and officers attend and Welborn will present 12,000 North Carolina tombstone records along with land grants and old deeds.
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Welborn
National Socit Daughters of Colonial Wars
Nation Society
Washinton
D. C
Mayflower Hotel
Net Carolina
J. S. Welba
High Point
Eugene Davis
Raleigh
W.S. Stewart
Chilotte
C. H. §Ohenson
E. A. Branch
M Welborn
Ntional Society
North Calina
Tombstone
Cooke Prince Vows Announced In City
Announcement of the marriage of Essie Mabel Cooke and Eldrid T. Prince in Archdale on February 24. The bride wore a navy blue suit with pink rosebud accessories. Witnesses included Miss Pearl Prince. Also announced is the birth of a daughter Shirley Ann to Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Truitt at Guilford General Hospital on March 26.
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Essie Mabel Cooke
Eldrid T. Prince
High Pot
Archdale
J. W. Cos
Trinity Route One
Mr. Prince
Ella Mee Prince
the & W. T
Virginia Glidewell
Fort Tolliver
Miss Pearl Prince
D. P. Truitt
Shirley Ann
Guilford Gneral Hospital
M Truitt
Edith Wa
Lexington
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Tazewell, Va
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Westminster, Md
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Asheville
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Alfred Street
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Roy Clodfelter
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New York
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Winston- Salem Road
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Denny Street
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