State Federation Music Clubs Convene In Hickory This Week
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs holds its twenty first annual convention in Hickory April 14 17 with hostess clubs the Hickory Music Club and the Woman s Club Music Department hosting. Frederick Jegal Metropolitan Opera tenor to give the highlight concert with Kenneth B Lee directing the State Choir Festival at Lenoir Rhyne College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl M. Tomlinson
John Geitner
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Hickory
Hickory Music Club
Glenn Frye
Woman's Club
Srandies
Country Club
Lenoir
Rhyne College
Frederick Jegal
Metropolitan Opera
Hotel Hick
Lenoir Rhyne College
Mauney Hall
Vincent Ober
H. M. McAllister
Grady Ross
the Federation of Music Clubs
Indianapolis
Indiana
C. F. Tomlinson
A. Sherrod
Eastern Star Chapter Meets Tuesday Night
The High Point chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting at the Masonic Hall Tuesday at 7. This being the first meeting of the year newly installed officers led by Mrs. Pauline Gray will take office and full attendance is hoped by secretary Miss Bessie Pope.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Pauline Gray
Bessie Pope
Council Study Group Meets at Swartz Home
The High Point Council of Jewish Women will hold a study group at the home of Misses Edna and Bessie Swartz at 1008 Lindsay Street Wednesday at 8 30 p m. National Book Week observance will be featured and all members are urged to attend.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Edna
Bessie Swartz
Lindsay Stret
Saunders-Finch Nuptials Set for August in Hillsville Va
Mr and Mrs John Wesley Saunders of Thomasville announce the marriage of their daughter Grace to T Glenn Finch of Thomasville on Saturday August 1 1936 in Hillsville Va Grace Finch elder daughter of the Saunders resides at 104 College Street and works with T H Mastin company Finch son of L A Finch of Guilford College has lived in Thomasville and works as foreman at the Thomasville Chair company The couple will reside on School Street after May 1.
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John Wesley Saunders
Thomasville
Grace
T. Glenn Finch
Hillsville
Finch
Saunders
College Street
T. H. Mastin Company
Mr. Finch
L. A. Finch
Guilford College
Thomasville Chair Company
Hillsville, Va
Grace Saunders
J. W. Saunders
Home Economist Demonstrates Cooking At Trinity School
Mrs Frances J Burton of Greensboro will present a complete cooking demonstration at Trinity high school auditorium on Wednesday April 14 at 730 pm in cooperation with Duke Power Co and PTA. Prizes will be awarded to attendees and meals will be cooked on stage. Grade mothers urge all adults in the district to attend. Miss Ethel Lovett hosted a duplicate bridge club in Asheboro with four prizes awarded to club members.
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Trinity
Frances J. Burton
Greensboro
Duke Power Company
Parent-Teacher Association
Trinity High School
Caudle
Duke Power Co
PTA
Asheboro
Ethel Lovet
Bridge Club
Dixon Street
Cleveland Thayer
J. A. Spence
I. C. Moser
J. T. Barnes
Lucy Leigh Lovett
Garden Club
J. C. Teague
Hillcrest Drive
Lovely Rock Garden
Utopian Study Club to Meet at Emerywood Club
Mrs O B Bonner will host the Utopian Study club gathering Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at the Emerywood Country club.
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Utopian Study Club
O. B. Bonner
Emerywood Country Club
Mrs Burns Hosts Edward Burns Birthday Party
Mrs G L Burns hosted a birthday party at 200 East Russell Street on a Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock honoring her son Edward on his seventh birthday. Guests included Louise Tri vett Doris Tri vett Juanita Tri vett Lucille Winslow Francis Hall Wesley McDowell Billy Ha Ralph Myers Jr Lindley Windley Jr Brice Leonard Ben Wynn Jimmie Kent Bill Hartley Stewart Hartley Darrell Taylor and J P James.
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G. L. Burns
East Russell Street
Edward
D. L. Taylor
Louise
Doris
Juanita Trivett
Lucille Winslow
Francis Hall
Wesley McDowell
Billy Ha
Ralph Myers, Jr
Lindley Wind
Miss Georgia Ridge Hosts Kit Kat Klub Friday Evening
Miss Georgia Ridge entertained the Kit Kat Klub at her 805 Willowbrook street home Friday night with games dancing and Easter lilies and tulips decor. Prizes went to Oscar Ellington and Lillian Weisner. refreshments were served by Miss Virginia Ann Kent and the hostess.
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Georgia Ridge
Kit Kat Klub
Willowbrook Street
Oscar Ellington
Lillian Weisner
Virginia Ann Kent
Emily Betts
Helen Durham
Nellie Sue Kent
Cressie Marwell
Macy Richardson
Sarah Hope Brown
Jack Guner
James Kivett
Junior Senior Dance At State College Friday
North Carolina State College junior class plans a Junior Senior dance in Thompson gym next Friday with J G Bronson and Mary Jean Bronson leading the committee. Governors and many faculty will attend with Freddy Johnson and his Carolina Tar Heels providing music and a long list of chaperones attending the event.
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State College
College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
State
Thompson Gymnasium
J. G. Bronson
Durham
Mary Jean Bronson
Claude Clark
Danville
Emily Clark
D. L. Ramsey
Charlotte
Charlotte Ruffner
Freddy Johnson
Carolina Tar Heels
Clyde R. Hoey
Frank Porter Graham
John W. Harrelson
Charles 5. Caffery
Thomas Nelson
May Frolics Close At University Of North Carolina
The May Frolics at the University of North Carolina end after two days of campus events in Chapel Hill. More than 150 guests attended house parties luncheons teas and dinners hosted by seven fraternities with music by Johnny Johnson and George Olsen. Sponsoring fraternities include Delta Kappa Epsilon Kappa Sigma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Nu Sigma Chi Beta Theta Pi and Zeta Psi.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
South
Johnny Johnson
Washington Duke
Durham
George Olsen
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Alpha Ep
Jacqueline Ray
Oxford
Robert Ray
Zeta Psi
Viola James
Charlotte
John Johnson
Beta Theta Pi
Rebecca Williams
Raleigh
Paul Lindley
Betty Scott
Graham
Raymond Yokeley
Elizabeth Gammon
Ross Allen
Sarah Copeland
Kinston
Jim Finley
Greensboro figures and host in Brooks Ridge event
Brooks Ridge Chester Coltrane Billy Briles Ernest Robinson Oscar Ellington Edward Ridge and Buck Copeland from Greens boro and the hostess are noted in this local item.
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Brooks Ridge
Chester Coltrane
Billy Briles
Ernest Robinson
Oscar Ellington
Edward Ridge
Buck Copeland
Greensboro
Fowler To Play For Randleman Banquet
Bernard Fowler and his Rhythm Masters orchestra will perform at the annual junior and senior banquet and prom in Randleman high school gymnasium on Saturday April 17. The group recently gained notice at Sedgefield Inn and is rising in regional swing. Dancing runs 8 30 to after. Announce the birth of son Theodore Hadley Robertson born March 30 at Route 8 home.
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Randleman
Bernard Fowler
Rhythm Masters
Randleman High School
Fowler
Sedgefield Inn
T. T. Robertson
Theodore Hadley
Route
Robertson
Hazel Yarborough
Barrie Play Set For Meredith College May 4
Meredith Little Theatre will stage James Barrie’s Alice lit by the Fire on May 4 in the college auditorium. Cast includes Ruby Barrett Cosmo Margaret Clarke Richardson Carolyn Parker Alice Margaret Kramer The Colonel Mirvine Garrett Steve Kate Covington Amy Ruth Abernethy Nurse Margaret Bullard Fannie Minetta Bartlett Ginevra. Mrs H A List directs and Iris Rose Gibson aids on makeup.
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Meredith College
Raleigh
James M. Barrie
Alice
Meredith Little Theatre
College Auditoriu
Ruby Barrett
Laurinburg
Cosmo
Margaret L. Clarke
Monroe
Richardson
Carolyn Parker
Florence
D. C
Industrial Club Fetes Member Presents Play
The Highland Lend-A-Hand Industrial club of the YWCA held a Saturday supper at five o clock to honor Mrs. Claude Hensley formerly Daphne Pugh. Earlier the afternoon group presented a play Genie Sets The Style at the hut for Industrial committee members. Cast included Mesdames Artie McDowell Olgie Parker Virgie Lance Virginia Broadwell and Misses Madge Buchanan Edith Cribbs Rachel Yarborough Helen Johnson Belle Tramel with others assisting at an ice course.
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Highland Lend-A-Hand Industrial Club
Claude Hensley
Daphne Pugh
Industrial Committee
Washington Council Daughters Observe Anniversary
The tenth anniversary of the Washington Council Daughters of America was celebrated at a Thursday April 8 meeting. H. O. Hayworth served as toastmaster. Irene Pennington and Edgar Weaver were recognized. R. C. Plummer lit the birthday candles. Emma Calhoun and Berta Loman helped with the cake. Little Ann Loman performed a reading “Our Flag” while Harmony Four and the McKenzie Peters orchestra provided music.
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Washington Council, Daughters of America
H. O. Hayworth
Irene Pennington
Berta Loman
Littl Ann Loman
Harmony Four
Guilford Council
McKenzie-Peters
Tompkins Hired Man Presented by Trinity Juniors
Trinity high school junior class stage production of Tompkins Hired Man drew the season’s largest audience Friday. Directed by Miss Starling the play is set in the Tompkins kitchen about fifty years ago and features Asa Tompkins Wallace White Mrs Sarah Tompkins Ruth Swan Julia Virginia Gilmore Louise Dorothy Underwood John Remington Van Royals Ruth Edith Davis Dixey Ernest Reddick Jerry Staley Woodell in key roles.
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Trinity High School
Tompkins
Miss Starling
van Royals
Ruth
Mr. Tompkins
Edith Davis
Dixey
Ernest Reddick
Jerry
Staley Woodell
Archdale P T A To Hear Mr Bullock
Archdale P T A will meet in the school auditorium Monday at 7 30 p m. Officers for the coming year will be elected and Professor A R Bullock principal of Trinity schools will be guest speaker.
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Archdale Parent-Teacher Association
A R. Bullock
Trinity Schools
Ace-Hi Bridge Club Meets Tuesday at Hopkin's Home
The Ace-Hi Bridge Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. A. M. HopkIns in the Ecker Apartments.
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Ace-Hi Bridge Club
A. M. Hopkins
Ecker Apartments
Woodmen Circle District Meet Held in Thomasville
High Point grove No. 172 Woodmen Circle members travel to Thomasville for a district convention on April 17. Notables include Mrs. Effie Rogers Raleigh state manager and Mrs. Elma Brewer past state president. Miss Eva Hunt district president will preside. Activities include talks, ritual work, reports, a banquet, and a square and round dance with guests from multiple towns.
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High Point Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Thomasville
Effie Rogers
Raleigh
National Legislative Committee
North Carolina
Elma Brewer
Whittie Vaughan
Kannapolis
High Point
Miss Hunt
Mattie Cecil
Inner Sentinel
Bettie Martin
W. C. Howard
R. L. Pope
Rogers
Brewer
American Legion
Burlington
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Durham
Stem
Draper
Mount Airy
Courtney
Ward Stevenson's Vows Announced in Bruce Carraway Office
Miss Eva Mae Ward and Charles G. Stevenson united in marriage Saturday April 10 in Bruce Carraway's office. Ward formerly of Wilmington has lived here for years. Stevenson works at National Food store in High Point. They reside with the bride's parents at 1606 North Main. Mr and Mrs Penn W Pierce announce birth of son Donald Morris on Friday April 9 in Kernersville. Mrs Pierce was Lillian Marlowe before marriage.
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Eva Mae Ward
Charles G. Stevenson
Bruce Carraway
Miss Ward
Wilmington
Mr. Stevenson
High Point
North Main Street
Penn W. Pierce
Donald Morris
Kernersville
Pierce
Lillian Marlowe
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State Federation Music Clubs
Tea Country Club
Hickory High School
Hickory Concert Association
Eastern Star
Council
Misses Swartz
Home Economist
Trinity School
Ethel Lovett
Perkinson
Ni 110 North Main
Stainback
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
Mrs. Burns
Evening Garden Club
Mrs. T. Glenn Finch
Randleman Banquet
Barrie
Industrial Club Fetes
Washington Council
Daughters America
Trinity Juniors
Archdale P.T. A
Mr. Bullock
Dandruff
Parker
Louise Pearson
Mary Ella Mitchell
Ward-Stevenson
Donald M. Pierce
Whey
Clatiath
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