Altrusans Celebrate Third Anniversary Across District
Women executives from six Altrusa clubs observed the organization’s 23 year growth at a Sheraton ballroom banquet led by High Point as host. Presidents from Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Charlotte, Salisbury, Danville and others spoke on women’s leadership and career opportunity while musical numbers and tributes highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
High Greensboro
Winston-Scarlotte
Salisbury
Dana
Altrusa
High Point Club
Jessie May Young
Marie Cad
Organization For
Marine Corps
Mabelle Beatey
Winston- Salem Club
Miss Beatey
Geraldine Jackson
Dick Howell
Miss Howell
Alruga
Lucille Johnston
Louise Wrenn
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Greensboro
Danville
High Point
Miss Wali
Gov
Social Calendar Bridges and Dances This Weekend
Friday at 8 p m the Emerywood Country Club host and hostess Mr and Mrs J W Woollen invite members to an evening bridge party at the clubhouse Reservations are in advance. Saturday at 7 p m the Sedgefield Hunt hosts a dinner dance at Sedgefield Manor with advance reservations available.
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Emerywood Country Club
J. W. Woollen
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Manor
Important Names At P T A Convention Here Next Week
P T A with 70 000 members brings a star list of speakers to High Point for its 21st annual convention. Governor Clyde R Hoey will greet at the banquet April 18. Dr Frank P Graham UNC will speak on Federal Aid to Education with a forum including Dr Ralph McDonald and Dr Howard Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
High Point
Clyde R. Hoey
J. H. Rose
American Legion
Rose
Greenville
Governor's ‘Commission On Education
Frank P. Graham
Greater
University of North Carolina
Ralph McDonald
Howard Dawson
McDonald
Dawson
Washington, D. C
National Education Association
Lloyd Griffin
Raleigh
School Text Book Commission
Griffin
R. Mayne Albright
North Carolina State Employment Service
Marion Justice
H. E. Stacey
North Carolina School Board Association
Guy B. Phillips
Governor's Commission On Education
W. T. Best
North Carolina State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
W. D. Perry
Mental Hygiene Society
Clyde A. Erwin
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Congress Assembly
Junius Allison
The
Classroom Teachers Association
Ronald Hocutt
North Carolina State Highway Department
R. M. Grumman
J D. Messick
Elon College
Charles Spencer
Health Division
North Carolina Educational Association
Grace van Dyke More
Greensboro
Mothersingers
Doyle D. Alley
Waynesville
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Alley
YWCA Luncheon Planned by Adams Memorial Unit
The YWCA board announced a New Year luncheon for next Tuesday at one o clock sponsored by the educational committee. Guest speaker will be Mrs Hilton West on Challenge to Service. Other reports included Girl Reserve activities industrial clubs and Book Club notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial
James Poole
P. W. Flagge
Hilton West
Texas
Greensboro
Susannah Thomas
Thornton Glover
C. F. Tomlinson
Community Concert group campaign reports progress and plans
Officials of the Community Concert Association said membership drive progress matches last year after a morning check at the Sheraton Hotel. Grace Moore remains headliner and two more artists will be chosen at the 8 p m Artists Committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Sheraton Hotel
Grace Moore
C. F. Tomlinson
R. T. Amos
M. J. Wrenn
John Abels
J. W. Lindsay
Social Arts Club Plans Birthday Luncheon
The Social Arts Club met at Mrs. W. J. Frazier’s Montlieu Avenue home for its regular session. Plans were set for a birthday luncheon this month to honor Mrs. Clyde Baxter and Mrs. Eri Z. Jones. Hostess committee includes Mesdames A. J. Koonce T. R. Zimmerman and E. C. Harville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Frazier
Montlieu Avenue
Clyde Baxter
Eri. Z. Jones
A. J. Koonce
T. R. Zimmerman
E. C. Harville
J. N. McCrary
J. W. Rose
Leland B. Nelson
E. R. Outland
A. B. Elam
Plans Completed For Sedgefield Hunt Dinner Dance
Plans are completed for the Sedgefield Hunt annual spring dinner dance at Sedgefield Manor tomorrow evening. Dinner is served at 7 p m with dancing to follow. Reservations go through Sedgefield Inn. James E. Foscue chairs the committee. menu by Mrs. Nathan Ayers. decorations by Miss Mary Baker.
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Sedgefield Manor
Sedgefield Inn
James E. Foscue
Nathan Ayers
Sedgefield
Mary Baker
Greensboro
Small Dinner Party Honors Mr Chadwick From New York
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kimble and Mr George Chadwick of New York City were entertained at dinner by Mr and Mrs M J Kostina at their apartment 513 North Hamilton Street last evening. Mr Kimble heads the local Stampagraph Company and Mr Chadwick serves as vice president of the New York Company. Covers were laid for five and a course meal was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kimble
George Chadwick
New York City
M. J. Kostina
North
Hamilton Street
Kimble
Stampagraph Company
Chadwick
New York Company
Girl Reserves Guests of Greensboro Hi-Y
About forty five members of the Sophomore Girl Reserve travel to Greensboro this evening as guests of the Gillespie Junior Hi Y Club. J Gordon Wales hosts the event with Miss Sue Thomas and Miss Florence Joyner assisting. A Wed night Girl Reserve committee plans the Mother Daughter banquet set for next Wednesday at six at the Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Gillespie
Y. W
Household Arts Club Meeting at Mrs Grissom's Home
Mrs C F Grissom hosted a biweekly Household Arts Club gathering on Green Street with spring flowers in the living room, a brief business session, sewing, and a dining room dessert service. Members listed included Mesdames Dutton Womble Montgomery Ingram Hinkle Shelton Ellington Russell Sale and the hostess. The next meeting is set for April 25 at Mrs Minnie Hinkle's 300 Louise Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Grissom
Household Arts Club
Green Street
Sam Dutton
J. H. Womble
J. R. Montgomery
Fred N. Ingram
Minnie Hinkle
T G. Shelton
C. F. Ellington
W. D. Sale
Mrs. Grissom
Louise Avenue
Live Yers and Jolly Y Clubs Sponsor Local Activities
Live Y'ers Club held a benefit bridge and bingo at the Adams Memorial Y W C A with about 200 attendees and prizes. The Jolly Y Club planned a Spring Carnival for May 16 at the Y W C A after a business meeting.
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Business Girls
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Jolly Y Club
Benefit Bridge
Jolly Y's
C. H. Miller
Highland Club
M._ L. Patrick
Y. W. Cok
Green Street Church Class To Meet Friday Evening
The T E B Close of Green Street Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 7 o clock for a social period at the church. The Ladies Auxiliary of Rankin Memorial Church will serve supper Saturday from 5 to 8 at the church basement featuring boiled ham green beans new potatoes slaw hot rolls cake and coffee. West End Intermediate Girls Auxiliary Meets Tonight at 7 30 at West End Baptist Church per announcement yesterday.
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Green Street
T. EB. L
Green Street Baptist Church
Rankin Memorial Church
West End
Mrs. Welborn Heads NC Daughters of Colonial Wars to DCW Council
Mrs John Scott Welborn state president of the North Carolina Society Daughters of Colonial Wars leaves for Washington to attend the ninth annual council of the National Society DCW at the Mayflower Hotel. National president Mrs Marston will host events including a dinner and reception with delegates and state presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott Welborn
North Carolina Society
Daughters of Colonial Wars
Washington
Council of the National Society
Mayflower Hotel
Marston
New Jersey
National Board
Eugene Davis
North Carolina
Cerneys To Reside In High Point After Move From Rockford
Mr and Mrs Mal F Cerney arrived from Rockford Illinois where they had lived and will make their home in High Point They are staying temporarily at the Sheraton Hotel Mrs Cerney formerly Allene M Schroder of this city and for years was principal of Elm Street school Mr Cerney has been transferred to Southern territory by Nickey Brothers Inc veneers importers and manufacturers of foreign and domestic veneers The Cerneys have many friends in High Point and the area who welcome their residence here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal F. Cerney
Rockford, Ill
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Cerney
Allene M. Schroder
Elm Street
Southern Territory
Nickey Brothers, Inc
Memphis
Tenn
Mrs Roy Proctor Hosts Garden Club at Thomasville
Mrs J Roy Proctor hosted the Little Gardens Club at her Lexington Avenue home in Thomasville for the regular meeting. Ten members attended with Mrs Leland Crouch presiding. a program on Color Schemes followed and visitors included Mrs John R Myers. An ice course ended the social time amid pansies narcissi and jonquils. The same week the Janie Tuttle Missionary Society met at Mrs Clyde Smith's home with 48 associate hosts and a Bible study led by Miss Bain Johnson. Mrs Paul Green was elected delegate to the Salisbury district meeting as refreshment time concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Leslie Johnson
Book Club
Lucille Johnston
Kenneth Redman
International Affairs Institute
Miss Johnson
Charlotte
Vera Brittain
Wesley Memorial Church
Grace Sloan Overton
Carter Dalton
Community Chest
Thomasville
J. Roy Proctor
Lexington Avenue
Little Gardens Club
Leland Crouch
C. L. White, Jr
John R. Myers
Janie Tuttle
Lambeth
Irma Suits
Paul Green
Salisbury
Womans Auxiliary At Main Street Methodist Meets
A general meeting of the Womans Auxiliary of Main Street Methodist Church met at the hut on Randolph Street Monday with Mrs. J. E. Lambeth presiding. Mrs. O. C. Wall reported on the Lexington zone meeting and two new members Mesdames Joe Johnson and Paul Hassler were welcomed. Lilian Yow introduced Rev. L F Tuttle who led devotional and mission study on Bishop Lambeths life. Mrs. E. J. Poe led the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Randolph Street
J. E. Lambeth
O. C. Wall
Lexington
Joe Johnson
Paul Hassler
Lillian Yow
L. F. Tuttle
Bishop Lambeth
E. J. Poe
Purvis Swofford Marriage Announcements Reach Readers
Announcement reads that Mrs. Melvin Horace Purvis announces the marriage of their sister Kessie to Mr. Samuel Potter Swofford on Thursday March 28 1940 in Columbia South Carolina. Card indicates At Home after April 8 20 Gibbs Court Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Horace Purvis
Kessie
Samuel Potter Swofford
Columbia
South Carolina
Swofford
High Point
Gibbs Court
Indian Manganese Ore Shipment Reaches U S Market
Manganese ore weighing 18 100 tons was shipped from India to the United States in the recent month signaling robust trade in strategic minerals and reinforcing supply links between Indian exporters and U S importers.
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India
United States
Church Social and Local Holdings Notables
Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell left Wednesday to visit Miss Mary Eliza beth Harllee in Florence South Carolina and is expected home Sunday. George Chadwick of the Stampograph Company New York visits on business. Miss Inez Trogdon of Anheboro has recovered enough to go home from Guilford General Hospital to her sister Mrs A E Williams in Archdale. Mrs A D Creech of 601 Ward Street improves at Duke Hospital. Mrs Lee Meredith of 514 Walnut Street improves after an operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital where she remains a patient. Mrs E L Burton of 1407 King Street is a Burrus Memorial Hospital patient. Miss Doris Lee Wright is ill at home. Miss Dot Kennedy leaves for Louisburg College to spend the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
Florence
S. C
Inez Trogdon
Anheboro
Guilford General Hospital
A. E., Williams
Archdale
Bae Ee
A. D. Creech
Ward Street
Duke Hospital
Lee Meredith
Walnut Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
E. L. Burton
King Street
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Janet Russell Owens
High Point College
Carl G. Cronstedt
City Schools
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J. W. Clinard, Jr
J. Gurney Briggs
Social Arts Club
New York
Jolly Y
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Mal Cerney
Southern Railway System
Camonite
Mrs. Roy Proctor
Purvis-Swofford
Stampograph Company
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East State Street
Dot Kennedy
Louisburg College
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