Tea and Topics club hosts Dr Munthe talk and refreshments
Mrs Logan Porter hosted the Tea and Topics meeting with Mrs A G Douglas presiding. Mrs W W Idol led a program on Dr Alex Munthe and his book The Story of San Michele. Members present included Mrs A G Douglas and others. Dr and Mrs George T Wood Jr and baby have moved to In Point from Rochester Minnesota. Dizzy Debs club of Jamestown elected officers Miss Jessie Clark presiding Miss Ollie Wood president etc. Trinity seniors set to perform Mama's Baby Boy tonight at 7 45 in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Porter
Tea and
A. G. Douglas
W. W. Idol
Idol
Alex Munthe
San Michele
Mesdames
ER. S. Wall
W. F. Armfield
J. EB. Marsh
W. F. Clayton
R. M. Andrews
C. B. Sheloff
W. Idol
G. J. Humphreys
H. Haworth
J. T. Weaver
D. Sears
Jamestown
Dizzy Debs Club
Jessie Clark
Ollie Wood
Lillian McGhee
Nellie Edwards
Trinity
Trinity High School
Social Calendar Events at Emery Wood and Garden Club
The Emery Wood Country club hosts a contract bridge party for all members. The Mid-Week Garden club plans a pilgrimage to Chapel Hill to attend the North Carolina Garden Club meeting and Dogwood Festival with transport by committee. Admission is a small charge, proceeds benefit the school, public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
H. A. Millis
Chapel Hill
Garden Club of
North Carolina
C. L. Amos
Church Socials and Dinners at Local Churches
Church groups announce social events and dinners. The Central Friends church hosts a Junior Endeavor meeting at 7:30 PM with Dorothy Millikan leading. North Main Street Baptist offers a chicken dinner and supper on Saturday April 14 in the London store building to raise funds. South Main Street church Willing Workers plan a supper tonight with an auction of Dutch bedspreads. West End Baptist T E L class met Monday evening with a members and visitors enjoying a social hour after a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
The
Central Friends Church
Dorothy Millikan
Loyal Workers
North Main Street Baptist Church
Old London
North Main Street
Cecil’s Drug Store
South Main Street
T. BE. L
West End
Weekend Guest Frances Moss to Visit Miss Pauline Haynes
Miss Frances Moss of Durham arrives this afternoon as weekend guest of her cousin Miss Pauline Haynes at a Chestnut Street home. Lee Roy Hill remains seriously ill at Burrus Memorial hospital after an appendectomy last Tuesday. Mrs. Paul Ruth rests at Guilford General hospital following a Wednesday operation. Dorothy Ingram, a patient at Charlotte sanitorium, shows improving condition after a week-long stay and recent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Moss
Durham
Pauline Haynes
Chestnut Street
Lee Roy Hill
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Paul Ruth
Morris Street
Guilford General Hospital
Dorothy Ingram
Charlotte Sanitorium
Poston
Burras Memorial
Banks Poston
Burras Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Ragan
Archdale
Mae West Declares She’d Make A Good Mother
Mae West states she would be a darned good mother if anyone is interested. She says she would be broadminded and tolerant and influence her children positively. She would give them a free hand as long as they behaved and stayed within reasonable limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
King George V and Windsor Royal Lineage
King George V is a member of the royal house of Windsor. The statement places him within the Windsor dynasty and the British royal lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George V of England
Royal House of Windsor
Annual Spring Prom at Hollins College set for April 21
Hollins College will host its annual spring prom in Tayloe Gymnasium on Saturday evening April 21. More than 400 guests will be entertained by the sophomore class with music by the Duke Collegians of Duke University. The reception line includes college president Dr. Bessie Carter Randolph and several faculty and student leaders. Attendees hail from Princeton Virginia University of Virginia Washington and Lee and other eastern colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollins College
Tayloe Gymnasium
Duke Collegians
Duke University
Bessie Carter Randolph
Louise Maddrey
Goldena Farna
Woodmen Circle And W O W Plan Winston-Salem Meeting
A joint Woodmen Circle and Woodmen of the World meeting will be held in Winston-Salem on Saturday April 14 with officers and members from eight North Carolina towns attending. Eva Hunt of High Point state assistant attendant will participate along with local members and officers from Raleigh Greensboro and Kinston. The program begins at 2 30 includes talks by officers dinner at 6 and a square dance from 8 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen of the World
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Eva Hunt
High Point
W. C. Howard
Coll. Cecil
Arthur Howard
Laura Brown
Effie Rogers
Raleigh
Ber
National Legislative Committee
Elma Brewer
Winston Salem
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
EB. B. Lewis
T. E. Newton
Kinston
Barrington
Book Club Hear Mrs. Young and Horace Mann Talk
Members of the Wednesday Book Club enjoyed a program by Mrs. B. C. Clark at Mrs. Young’s Elwood hotel apartment. She highlighted Horace Mann as an educator who founded the first teacher training school and the first normal in America, noting his limited schooling, later Brown University graduation, and devotion to his mother and religious life. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Book Club
R. K. Young
8. C. Clark
Horace Mann
Mann
America
Brown's University
Clark
God
Cotton Ball compliments Mrs Rogers at Raleigh tea
North Carolina Governor's wife Mrs J C B Ehringhaus chairs the second annual Cotton Ball in Raleigh on Friday May 18 sponsored by the Raleigh Junior Woman's Club to benefit its charity fund. About 250 guests attended a tea at the Montlieu Avenue home with cherry blossoms forsythia narcissi and a green yellow white color scheme. The receiving line included Mrs Geddie Strickland Mrs Rogers and Mrs Sam Strickland among others. A musical program by Alma Andrews Ernestine Voncannon and Iris Welch followed refreshments of ices cakes and mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Raleigh
Raleigh Junior Woman's Club
Nathan Donnie Rogers
Elizabeth Strickland
Geddie Strickland
Sam Strickland
Montlieu Avenue
Robert H. Sechrest
Rogers
Reeves Strickland
Greensboro
Broadus Casey
Bascom Whitaker
Oak Ridge
LaVerne Hudson
Liston Pope
Gurney Briggs
Homer T. Hudson
Rupert Pickens
Louis Heilig
Joseph Cox
Hibernia Hudson
H. W. McCain
George Wood
Alma Andrews
Ernestine Voncannon
Iris Welch
Paragon Stitchery Pals Meet at Mrs Reeves Home
The Paragon Stitchery Pals gathered at Mrs. R. L. Reeves on Johnson Street Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Osment, president, presiding. After an hour of sewing and chatting, the hostess served a sweet course to Mesdames Thomas Pugh, Minor Eddinger, L. W. Apple, Arthur Osment, Frank Mickey, A. S. Grant and Kenneth Ellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragon Stitchery Pals
R. L. Reeves
Johnson Street
Arthur Ozment
Mesdames
Thomas Pugh
Minor Eddinger
L. W. Apple
Arthur Osment
Frank Mickey
A. 8. Grant
Kenneth Ellington
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Tea and Topic Club
Porter
Moffitt’s
North Main
East
Princeton
University of Virginia
Washington and Lee
University of North Carolina
Duke Yale
University of Richmond
Columbia
Caroline Dalton
Carter Dalton
Hollins
Winston-Salem
Musical Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
Ken Abel
Herman Abels
Beccles Everhart
John C. Abels
A. W. Hard
Mae Kirkman
Dorothy Hoskins
Eccles Everhart
Florence Blair
Robert Fearing
Dan W. Smith
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Margaret Briggs
Josephine Atkins Barnhart
J. Gurney Briggs
R. I. Quigley
Marjorie Quigley
Norman Fidler
Margaret Sloan
Virginia Frank
Book Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sedgefield Manor
Coterien Club
Bachelors’ Cotillion Club
Bert Lown
Biltmore Hotel
New York City
Gloria Faye
Dorothy Crawley
Agnes Crowder
Stewart-Warner
Household Appliance Co
Paragon
Efird
Dept
BOKAR
A&p Trio
Calo
Doggie
Sunnyfield
Strictly Fresh
Nectar
Scottissue
N. Main
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