Members' Preferences Guide Concert Association Selections
Community Concert series plans for the coming season will largely follow member input gathered during this week’s membership drive. Members choosing three concerts may suggest attractions, with notes passed to the artists committee. interest focuses on a potential Barere Little Symphony return. Campaign progress briefings are set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the Sheraton Hotel mezzanine. memberships are open to all High Point residents during the drive week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Moore
Metropolitan Opera Star
Artists
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Emma Blair P T A Hears Rev J Clay Madison
Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association meets in the school auditorium with Rev J Clay Madison as guest speaker on Home Influences. The program includes a glee club performance and installation of next year’s officers led by Mrs E R Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
T. A
J. Clay Madison
Madison
Ray Talley
P.T. A
E. R. Gary
H. B. Mayo
J. C. Duggins
N. F. Bundy
Carmen Austin
Henry Marshall
Hoffman files for election in Guilford County
Joe F. Hoffman, member of the Guilford County Board of Commissioners from High Point, filed notice with secretary L. J. Fisher to seek re election. Others filing include L. G. Jones for constable High Point Township Archie W. Hedrick for constable D. H. Milton and J. F. Powers for justices of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Hoffman
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
L. J. Fisher
County Board of Elections
Mr. Fisher
L. G. Jones
High Point Township
Archie W. Hedrick
D. H. Milton
J. F. Powers
Durham Woman Maxwell Chief In Sixth District
Mrs. R. O. Everett of Durham named director of woman’s work in North Carolina's Sixth Congressional District for A J Maxwell's gubernatorial campaign. She is a licensed attorney the first woman to win a case before the state Supreme Court and active in Colonial Dames United Daughters of the Confederacy Parent-Teacher Association Queens College trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
R. O. Everett
Durham
A. J. Maxwell
W. B. Murphy
Maxwell
Woman's Club and Patriotic Society
Colonial Dames
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Parent-Teacher Association
Queens College
Charlotte
Jackson Training School
Concord
Club BonBonnie Hosts Meet At Worth Avenue Home
Miss Ruth Johnson and Miss Celeste Johnson hosted the Club BonBonnie gathering at their Worth Avenue home last evening. Plans were announced for a spring dance on May 4 at Pleasant's Cabin and a theatre party for the next meeting. Five new members were welcomed: Alice Peatross, Louella Sloope, Mary Blackwell, Charlotte Hawks, Edith Bulla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Celeste Johnson
Worth Avenue
Pleasant’s
Alice Peatross
Louella Sloope
Mary Blackwell
Charlotte Hawks
Edith Bulla
Helen Moser
Lola Bray
Virginia Elder
Ruth Jones
Billie Mason
Dot Bradley
Juanita Turnage
Helen Kearns
Esther Ingram
Mabel Bray
Prom Night Dazzles Asheboro Students With Dancing
Asheboro high school jo int prom celebrated in the gym with a wind motif dinner before the party. Jack O Brian led dancing and prizes added fun while observers enjoyed the orchestral music by John Peddicord. A separate Saturday police ball drew a large crowd. The Week featured LeRoy Love speaking on drama and public speaking and Rankin Memorial Church Auxiliary announced a church supper with boiled ham and sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Mae Rankin
Woman's Auxiliary
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Barker and
Adams Street
Ladies Attend Fourth District U D C Meeting in Graham
Mrs J F Hayden and Mrs James E Lambeth of Thomasville are in Graham for the Fourth District United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting. Lambeth is North Carolina Division U D C second vice president and Hayden chairs the monument committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
James E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Graham
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lambeth
North Carolina
Hayden
Women decorators design America liner interiors
The Smyth Urquhart and Marckwald firm with three women leads the interior decorating of the American, the largest liner built in the U.S. They work from blueprints, aim for an American, cheerful style, and prioritize passenger comfort and practical space on the 1219 passenger ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Smyth, Urquhart and Marckwald
America
Smyth
Urquhart
Marckwald
United States Lines
Woman's College Dance Group To Present Annual Recital
Under Miss Joan Brownlee the Modern Dance Group of Woman's College UNC will present its annual recital on Saturday night April 13 in Aycock Auditorium. The program features dances of Oh Susannah in Cuban rhumba Viennese waltz Scottish jig American square dance and Virginia reel plus The Campus Suite and Philosophy of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Physical Education Department
Orchesis
Modern Dance Group
Miss Brownlee
University of Nebraska
Bennington
Berlin
Germany
Prominent Greensboro Women Lead Recital Plans
Miss Marjorie Benbow and Miss Chris tine Allen of Greensboro coordinate publicity for a recital with Miss Louise Meroney as president of the group. Music will be arranged by Edith Goodman of Miami, Elizabeth Holmes of Leaks ville, Evelyn Hurwitz of Clinton, and Sara Pardo of Havana. London reports speedier divorce trials cutting waiting cases from 2,600 to 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Marjorie Benbow
Greensboro
Christine Allen
Louise Meroney
Edith Goodman
Miami
Fla
Elizabeth Holmes
Leaksville
Evelyn Hurwitz
Clinton
Sara Pardo
Havana
Cuba
Gannett for Monetary Authority Aims at Stable Purchasing Power
Frank E. Gannett urged a national monetary authority to shield farmers from foreign currency fluctuations. Speaking at the University of North Carolina he said Congress should mandate the body with Supreme Court parity. He argued it would stabilize the dollar and curb booms and depressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Monetary Authority
Frank E. Gannett
Rochester
N. Y
Carolina Political Union
University of North Carolina
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Gannett
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
Hulls stern note to Mexico warns changes must occur
Secretary Hull signaled a tougher State Department stance in a note proposing arbitration of disputed American oil properties. He warned that long standing differences must be adjusted if U S Mexican relations are to remain on a sound basis. Latin America purchased nearly $1,000,000 in rubber products in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexi
Hull
Latin America
United States
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Shoppe
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Roy Cole
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Asheville
W. R. McCain
Louise Avenue
Monroe
Dallas
Lester Long
Charles Lester
City Memorial Hospital
Cital
Martha Minchinnette
Christine Changaris
Helen Kiser
Hickory
Beverly Barksdale
Pearl Lindley Sykes
Dorrice Litchfield
Lexington
N. C
Salisbury
Burlington
Rocky Mt
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Richmond
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
London
GOP
Osaka
Japan
China
Mexico
Rittery
Viera
Claanyion
Studebaker
Sholl Tire & Battery Station, Inc
Harry Pleming
North Main Street
Kress
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