Mrs Bouldin Hosts D A R Chapter Meeting
Mrs D L Bouldin hosted the Alexander Martin chapter D A R at her Johnson street home with Mrs J B Welborn presiding. Reports on the Charlotte state convention were given by several members and a committee was appointed to draft officers for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. 8. Welborn
Charlotte
T. A. Kearns
C. F. Tomlinson
R. T. Pickens
P. W. Flagge
J. A. Morris
C. B. Mattocks
A. S. Caldwell
Caldwell
Wayside Garden Club Meeting Features Lilac Time And Trees
Wayside Garden Club held its regular Tuesday meeting at 10 o clock in Mrs. D E B Richardson s home south of the city. President P W Flagge presided. papers on Lilac Time In the Garden by Mrs R A Sheloff and Trees In North Carolina by Mrs J V Wilson were read. members toured the hostess garden in full bloom. Other attendees included J A Austin P W Flagge J F Hayden C B Mattocks Craven Page C C Robbins Edith Moore Sherrod Rh A Sheloff Roy Spearman J S Welborn ER A Sumner J W Wilson and Miss Martha Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
D. EB. Richardson
P. W. Flagge
R. A. Sheloff
North Carolina
J. V. Wilson
J. A. Austin
J. F. Hayden
C. B. Mattocks
Craven Page
C. C. Robbins
Edith Moore Sherrod
Rh. A. Sheloff
Roy Spearman
J.S. Welborn
ER. A. Sumner
J. W. Wilson
Martha Blair
Local notes: illness, travels and a new baby
Little Joseph Edwards is confined to his home at 915 South Main Street with scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. 8 M Newell Jr and daughter Mary Jean return from Wilmington. Mrs. Lucian Long and daughter Peggy Lole return from Richmond and Washington DC with Mrs. W H Long and daughters Rose Rachel and Faye. Mrs Hazel Seagraves leaves for New York to join Macy's. High Point Garden Club Council plans a May 9 11 rere show. Mr and Mrs A R Shaver announce the birth of Earl Winfred on Tuesday April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Edwards
South Main Street
8. M. Newell, Jr
Mary Jean
Wilmington
Mr. Newell
North Fifth Street
Lucian Long
Peggy Lole
Richmond
Washington, D. C
W. H. Long
Rose
Rachel
Faye
High Point Garden Club Council
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
A. R. Shaver
Earl Winfred
Social Calendar Highlights Wednesday Activities
Social calendar notes several club meetings. Mrs. F B Moses hosts the Burbank Garden Club at 401 Otteray Drive. Other gatherings include the Wednesday Contract Club with Mrs. Frank Murr in Thomasville and several book, homes and tea clubs with named hosts on Hardover, Sunset, West Broad and Linsey streets. A Lotus Club meeting is set for Friday at Mrs. J W Hedrick on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Moses
Burbank
A Capella Choir Concert At First M P Church
The First M P Auxiliary presented the A Capella Choir from High Point College Tuesday evening under church sponsorship. The program featured solos and chorus, praised director E B Stimson, and included pieces by Tschaikowsky, Christiansen, Rheinberger, and Dett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
High Point College
First Church
E. B. Stimson
Tschaikowsky
Stimson
Christiansen
Rheinberger
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Hosts Flower Show
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club session at the YWCA featured a flower show with iris lilac pansy violet wistaria and flowering shrubs on display. Points awarded to exhibitors toward a year end prize in a business meeting led by president Mrs J W Hedrick with guest speaker Mrs Roger McDuffie from Greensboro discussing flower arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Craven
J. W. Hedrick
H. A. White
Garden Club Council
Roger McDuffie
Greensboro
Charlottesville
Nancy K Poston Speaks at Altrusa Meeting on Library
Mrs. Nancy Kirkman Poston city librarian spoke at the Altrusa club in the First Baptist church on The Library and the Community. She urged library value in culture and education and noted the absence of a colored-library in the city. The club voted to sponsor a library for Black residents and to back housing improvements for the High Point Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Lbrarian
Altrusa Club
First Baptist Church
Poston
Highland Cotton Mills
Pickett Cotton Mills
M. J. Wrenn
High Point
Elm Street P T A Meet Highlights School Program
A Elm Street school parents teachers meeting Tuesday evening featured Miss Virginia Frank's high school musicians including cello piano duet and vocal trio. Mrs Bass announced a preschool clinic report and appointed a delegate for the state P T A convention in Greensboro. Mr Dodamead presented an engaging talk with oil paintings and landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Thomas Dodamead
Dodamead
Kipling
Elm Street School
Bass
P.T. A
Greensboro
Emma Blair P T A Holds Regular Meeting
Emma Blair P T A met at the school on Thursday night April 6 with devotion led by Miss Lois Dalrymples third grade. Children sang spring songs and guest speaker Mrs. W B Hall spoke on Play linking fair play to honest life. New officers were installed by Mrs R L Brinson and delegates named for the state congress at Keensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Lois
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Keensboro
Brinson
Local Eastern Star Chapter Holds Regular Meeting
High Point Chapter No. 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening with Mrs. Harriett Goodwin presiding. Officers reported routine business and four sick and cheer visits plus two baskets sent. Committees for the Masonic and Eastern Star Home and other related items were read by the matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Harriett Goodwin
Masonic and Eastern Star
Mrs G W Lyles Hosts 10 Club Event in Thomasville
The Thomasville Garden Club met at Mrs G W Lyles home on Salem street with Miss Fanny Myers as co host. Mrs C H Phillips presided as president and the group discussed insects and prevention while a spring flower arrangement graced the sun room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Reformed Circle Meeting Set For Thursday Night
Circle number two of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Reformed church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Mrs. J R Young at her home 610 Montheu avenue. A full attendance of the membership is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church
J. R. Young
Montheu Avenue
T. RE. L
West End Baptist Church
Heart Sisters
Brentwood School Children Meet Thursday Morning
The principal Mrs. Dan Schroder announced all children registered at the Brentwood pre-school clinic are asked to attend at 11 o'clock Thursday morning for a short gathering at Brentwood School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood School
Dan Schroder
Pentagon Club Spring Dance at Sedgefield Manor
The Pentagon club hosts its annual spring dance on April 28 from 9 to 1:30 at Sedgefield Manor with Charlie Moris and his orchestra from Sheraton hotel dinner dances providing music. Nearby cities will be represented and attendance is encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Charlie Moris
Sheraton Hotel
Guards to Inspect Company F at North Carolina Guard Armory
Captain C. W. Woodward of Durham will inspect Company F 120th Infantry North Carolina National Guard tonight in Charlotte. The annual drill review aims to assess readiness and discipline of the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
C. W. Woodward
Durham
120Th Infantry
North Carolina National Guard
Officials Seek Renewal of State Short Term Notes
Governor Ehringhaus and State Treasurer Charles Johnson traveled to New York to seek renewal of 5,670,000 dollars in short term notes maturing April 17. The trip aims to secure funding for state needs and extend liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralsigh
Ehringhaus
Charles Johnson
New York
Court Moves to City Hall Over Damaged Roof
Judge W. C. Harris moved the superior court from the courthouse to city hall in Kinston due to a dangerous roof in need of repair.
Carolina Neckwear Plant Sets Opening in Taylorsville
The Carolina Neckwear company will start operations in Taylorsville next week. The 4 necktie factory, run by J. R. Hinshaw of Asheboro, employs 25 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Carolina Neckwear Company
J. R. Hinshaw
Asheboro
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Grensboro
N. C. Association of Jewish Women
N. C
Hazel Seagraves
Henry Clyde Seagraves
Crescent Limited
New York City
Macy's Department Store
A. EB. Tate
West Broad Street
Tea and Topics Club
W. F. Clayton
Linsay Street
The
Lotus Club
Main Street
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main
Weadertui
Quelny
First M. P. Auxiliary
T Capella Choir
Martin
Bowles
Jewel Dorothy Hoskins
Noble Bastie
Milligan Co
L. Gray
Legend
Deep River
Burleigh
Capella
Jlerne
Sam Troutman
Gounod
Jesus
Grieg
Sevenfold Amer
Stainer
Romanza Bepewe Teen Orchestra
Nancy K. Poston
Altrusa
W. W. Dickerson
Chase Going Woodhouse
Winston- Salem
Salisbury
Yadkin Hotel
Ann Albright
Addie Moore
Lucille Johnston
Hazel Johnson
Gilbert Muse
Clara I. Cox
Lillian Massey
Jessie Mae Young
Georgia Hammond
Edna Blake
W. F. Bailey
T. W. Sprinkle
James B. Richardson
Commercial Bank
Grace Beauty Shop
Woodworth’s
B. G. Leonard
B. W. Manly
Walworth McMillan
Lee
Lois Dalrymple
Lacal
G. W. Lyles
Lyles Home
Salem Street
Ministers’ Conference of the
Liberty Baptist Association
Sesson
Lucy Milner
Richmond, Va
Mrs. C. M. Hoover
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Raleigh
Elizabeth Yow
Mildred
Ida Lambeth Jennings
Jennie Reid
Bessie Newby
Daisy Hall
Wilma Wall
Amanda Wall
Dorothy Bumgardner
Joe Bales
Charles Peace
Edwin Peace
M. L. Bales
John Hall
R. B.carpenter
Lillian Yow
Winston-Salem
Catherine Lambeth
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Charles F. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Frank Lambeth
D. T. Lambeth
G. H. Yow
David Yow
Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
Monroe Bean
T. G. Turner
Kenneth Smith
C. C. Pritchard
Reformed Circle
Brentwood
Qpaumarine
Trosny
Wea
Henry Clay
Pony Express
Jamestown P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Jamestown School
Martus
Physical Education
Woman’s College
T. Re.l
Pine Street
By Glenn Hendrix
Philco
TTT
Main ST
TIE Factory
Evelyn Allen
TAN —Navy
Shekashion Shop
Kester Furn
Funeral Home Telephone
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