Altrusa Clubs Plan Birthday Banquet In Greensboro Area
Altrusa plans a joint birthday banquet with four district clubs in High Point Greensboro Salisbury and Winston Salem tomorrow at the Sheraton ballroom. Jessie Mae Young presides as president amid decorations by Mrs Dickerson Mrs Ballard and Mrs Wrenn. About 100 members expected for 7 pm event with 6 45 pm arrival to greet visitors. Club approves $5 donation to the School Boy Patrol fund for its Washington pilgrimage. A nominating committee reports a new officer slate for board approval.
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Altrusa Club
Adams Memorial
C. A
High Point
Greensboro
Nton- Salem
Salisbury
Altrusa
Jessie Mae Young
Ess
Washington
Mary Ballard
Virginia Ryan
May Hull
District nurses hear Dr Carrick on bulbs at Burrus Memorial
About 50 members of Fourth District nursing clubs attended a talk by Dr. D B Carrick at Burrus Memorial Hospital Nurses Home on North Main. He spoke on tulips and daffodils and bulb culture, noting English bulbs dominate production.
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Burrus Metal Hospital
Ri Muse
Hazel Johnson
D. B. Carrick
Carrick
United States
Martin D A R Elects New to Fill Officer Slate
The Martin D A R chapter met at Wood Country Club for April elections. Mrs. Stirewall was chosen to succeed Mrs. J F Hay as regent. Mrs. Lam beth spoke on the North Carolina room at Continental Hall. officers Hayden and Finch named, others to continue. May installation will complete the slate. Mrs. Pennington reported on page duties for the recent North Carolina Society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neter Martin
Daugh
Wood Country Club
Hayden
George Finch
T.&. MacKensgie
C. B. Mattocks
L. M. H. Reynolds
William Jarrell
J. W. Harriss
Pearl Idol
J. S
North Carolina
Continental Hall
Washington, D. C
W. H. Belk
Charlotte
High Point
C E S Chapter Holds Business Meeting and Appointments
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met last night in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Beadie Mabry as new worthy matron presiding. Twenty seven members attended and committees were appointed for the year. Mabry to serve as a Grand Chapter page June 10th. Transportation committee seeks local PTA car volunteers for next week with contact details for Mrs. Ilderton and Mrs. Bouldin. about one hundred cars needed to transport delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Beadie Mabry
C. H. Williard
Transportation Committee
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
P.T. A
H. G. Ilderton
D. L. Bouldin
Ilderton
Bouldin
Social Calendar Highlights Midweek Meetings and Events
The schedule lists Women of the Moose at Moose Hall with a date change to April 17, a Council of Jewish Women study group hosted by Mrs. Barr on Montleu Avenue with guest Frank J. Sizemore, and Beta Pi luncheon at Mrs. Harris on Rockford Road. Additional items include an Altrusa birthday celebration, YWCA board meeting, Priscilla Club, Emerywood Country Club bridge party and Sedgefield Hunt dinner-dance with advance reservations required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Council of Jewish Women
Joe Barr
Montleu Avenue
Frank J. Sizemore
Priscilla Club
H. W. Hayes
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
J. W. Woollen
Mrs. R. B. Culler Hosts Monarch Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. R B Culler entertained the Monarch club auxiliary at her Sunset Drive home with eight members. A new member Mrs M V Lawrence was welcomed. Plans for a benefit bridge party were discussed as entertainment by Ringo followed refreshments. Present were Mrs M V Lawrence and Mesdames Mickey Younts Wilson Barrett Holton Anderson Brown and the hostess.
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Monarch Club
R. B. Culler
Sunset Drive
M. V. Lawrence
Ringo
Mesdames
F. J. Mickey
Early Younts
R. A. Wilson
Homer Barrett
A. H. Holton
E. R. Anderson
Glenn Brown
Neville guest speaker for RPG Club on interior decoration
Rey W. Neville designer with Tomlinson of High Point spoke at the Business and Professional Girls Club supper at the Adams Memorial Y W C A on decor trends. He emphasized furniture periods, wood colors, and self expression through furniture. An open forum followed the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey W. Neville
Tomlinson
High Point
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Mr. Neville
Sheraton
American Regency
Chippendale
Neville
Hazel Young
League Elects Officers And Provisional Members At Annual Meet
Mrs. Everett Marsh elected president of the Junior Service League for the coming years. Mrs. C. T. Ingram received the Violet Johnson award for outstanding volunteer service. Nine provisional members were welcomed at the Emerywood Country Club luncheon with about 100 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Marsh
Junior Service League
KE. T. Harrison
Emerywood Country Club
T. Ingram, Jr
Violet Johnson
C. T. Ingram
W. B. Hall
A. B. Henley
Henry R. Foscue
Faye Huntley Edwards
Philip Davis
E. W. Freeze, Jr
John W. Clinard
Matt Wall
Jesse Washburn
Sara Lacey Tomlinson
Sanders Dallas
Ed Lyon
Capus Waynick
Milde Brockmann
Royster Tucker
Tom Kearns
Farrell Gray
John Pickett
Louis Heilig
R. T. Amos
League
Ingram
E. T. Harrison
Mesdaines
John Clinard
Ben Cooper
Elwood iCox II
Ralph Slate
Oohn Whitescarver
Josephine Jackson
Emily Ragsdale
New Thomasville Art Club Forming Will Meet Tomorrow
The first meeting of a new art club in Thomasville will be held tomorrow evening at 730 at Mrs. J. W. Lochridge residence at 628 Meet Highway. Officers, club name and activities will be decided, inviting teachers, artists, beginners and art enthusiasts to join. information via phone 6304.
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Thomasville
J. W. Lochridge
Teething and Teethinga: TEETHINA Laxative Mentioned
A child’s note praises TEETHINA laxative for constipation relief during a cold. The letter thanks the drug store for stocking TEETHINA and mentions a 30 cent price for twelve powder doses.
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Teethina Costa
Teethina
Tuesday Evening Club selects delegates for state garden federation
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club met at Mrs. Jones Burns home on English Street with about 20 members. Mrs. Charles Byrd was elected delegate to the state federation meeting in Winston-Salem April 30 to May 1, with Mrs. Dale Montgomery as alternate. reports were given on district and council meetings and a plant sale followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Burnson
English Street
Garden Club Council
Piedmont District
Concord
Mesdames Levi Hayworth
Fred Gordy
E. V. Slack
Jones Burns
George Wood
Charles Byrd
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Winston-Salem
Dale Montgomery
Student Council Hostess Tea for Parents at Junior High
Members of the Junior High School Student Council hosted a tea for parents in the school council room this afternoon. The reception was led by Stan Kennett and Billie Welch at the door with Gilbert Gray Leroy Collins Ray Willard Clinard Burton and M T Lambeth the principal and Miss Helen Deans the faculty adviser. Council members Lois Thomas Elizabeth Culler Thelma Johnson and Laura Thompson served at the tea while goodbye greetings went to Martha Ann Kluttz and Sherman Fortner. About fifty additional students also serve on the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Kennett
Billie Welch
Gilbert Gray
Leroy Collins
Ray Willard
Clinard Burton
M. T. Lambeth
Helen Deans
Lois Thomas
Elizabeth Culler
Thelma Johnson
Laura Thompson
Martha Ann Klu
Junior High May Queen Sara Coe Hunsucker Elected
Miss Sara Coe Hunsucker daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Hunsucker of 209 Hill Crest Drive won the Junior High School May Queen title by the student body election. She has been eighth grade president of the Student Government Association and active in the Junior Pointer. Dane Ferree was the runner up and maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Coe Hunsucker
H. F. Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
Hunsucker
Junior Pointer
Miss Hunsucker
Frances Cassell
Jane Ferree
Jacquelyn Garner
Dorothy Goode
Shirley Jean Hurt
Betty Lou Nance
Joyce Odom
Jean Rike
Betty Sue Sebastian
Nancy White
Roma Williams
Dane Ferree
Second Childhood to Be Repeated at Allen Jay School
The three act farce Second Childhood written by Leilah Covington and Jules Simonson will be repeated in the Allen Jay High School auditorium tomorrow evening due to popular demand. The first performance drew a large crowd and was described as a success.
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Alen Jjay High School
Leilah Covington
Jules Simonson
Happy Women Build Up Help From CARDUS
Periodical headaches nervousness and cramps blamed on functional dysmenorrhea from poor nutrition. CARDUS claims to raise physical resistance by increasing appetite and gastric juice flow aiding digestion building energy and nerve strength. It eases distress when taken before and during the period.
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Cardus
Carduit
Social Arts Club Meeting at Mrs Frazier Home
The Social Arts Club will be entertained by Mrs. W. J. Frazier at 601 Montheu Avenue tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock for the regular bi weekly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Frazier
Montheu Avenue
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Trusans
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England
North Main Street
High Point Club
Asheboro
Burlington
Martin D. A. R
W. A Lambeth
Exra Big Values
New Spring
Imbrellas
Gloria
Imottitts
C. E. S. Chapter
Transportation Group
P-T. A
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Winston- Salem
Adams Memorial Building
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Manor
Monarch Auxiliary
Thomas Edward Bouldin
Tom Bouldin
Park Street
Thomas Edward
Tomlinson Furniture
Williard
NEW League
Gue
H. AL. Brockmann
John Peacock
E. H. Blackard
Grace Sloan Overton
Wesley Memorial Church
Community Concert Association
Early American Arts Club
Red Cross
New Thomasville Art Club
RA Aes Abel
ARKS
American Institute of Laundering
the Enterprise
The
Center Theatre
YOO KY Ladies Snark Inc
Tuesday Evening Club
Allen Jay School
Dizzy Spelll
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Giou
Saturday Evening Post
Paramount Furniture
Norge
Royal
Paramount Furniture CO
East
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