Contract Club Meets With Mrs. Frank Murr
Members of the Wednesday Bridge club were entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Murr's Thomasville home. Three tables played in the living room with a purple and gold color motif. Mrs. Seborn Perry won the high score prize a double deck of cards while a salad course was served to the players and guests including Miss Elizabeth Long Miss Freeze Mrs Perry Mrs Robichaud Mrs Casey Miss Simmons and guests Mrs Herman Smith Mrs Ralph Slate Mrs Harold Bennett Miss Anne Carter Marsh and Mrs Marry Lee Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Bridge Club
Frank Murr
Thomasville
Seborn Perry
Mary Elizabeth Long
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Gratton Foy
L. G. Robi¢haux
Paul Casey
Mary Simmons
Herman Smith
Ralph Slate
Harold Bennett
Anne Carter Marsh
Marry Lee Lambeth
Interesting Program At Brentwood School
Fourth grade pupils under Mrs Grady Moore staged The Spirit of Easter a drama based on Awakening of Spring with the cast including Wind Ray Lawson Betty Mildred Cagle Spring James Peatross Mother Nature Dolly Rattley Father Sun Grady Lee Morgan and others directed by Laura E Richmond and aided by poems and songs of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Grady Moore
Virginia Carter
Walter Phillips
Laura E. Richmond
Mr. Wind
Ray Lawson
Betty
Mildred Cagle
Billy
Paul Morgan
James Peatross
Dolly Rattley
Bluebird
Byrum Manley
Grady Lee Morgan
Lucille
Louise Fowler
Dorothy Williams
Savannah Carter
Catherine Proffitt
Ellamay Wright
Margaret Rhodes
Fay Hepler
Flowers
Viola Bullard
Billy Fowler
Ruth Meadows
W. E. Anderson
John Bullard
Godron Callicutt
Reed Mann
L. C. Madden
Everett Vaughn
Harold Hartgrove
Otis Delapp
B. C. Stout
Lily White
Anna Ruth
Easter Ruth Edwarde
Misses Bronson and Davis Host At Home Party
Misses Addie Mae Bronson and Ruth Davis entertained many friends with games and refreshments at their Cable Street home 509 on Wednesday night. Guests included Misses Mary Wright Martha Wright Lucille Beaker Janet Holbrook Jessie Stearrett Polly Stearrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Mae Bronson
Ruth Davis
Cable Street
Mary
Martha Wright
Lucille Beaker
Janet Holbrook
Jessie
Polly Stearrett
Addie Mae
Social calendar events for Thursday and Friday
Entre Nous club hosts Mrs A E B Tate on West Broad Street at 3 p m and Tea and Topics club meets with Mrs W F Clayton on Lin say Street at 3 30 p m Lotus club gathering hosted by Mrs J W Hedrick on North Main Street at 3 30 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E B. Tate
West Broad Street
W. F. Clayton
Linsay Street
The
Lotus Club
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Mary Hoy Class and church groups meet in town notes
The Mary Hoy Class of the First Reformed church met at Mrs. Vernon Hepler’s home with hostesses and officers presiding. The junior Elizabeth Fry class at Central Friends church held a meeting with costumes and prize contests. The Highland M B and S will host a missionary supper for Safety Council members. The Hilliard Memorial W M S met Tuesday at Mrs G C Hussey’s Thomasville road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hoy
Hepler
First Reformed Church
Vernon ‘Hepler
Mesdames Co
P. Sheffield
W. H. Long
Ira Hutchens
J. C. Myers
W. T. Sink
Mesdames
Pauline Fulton
Herbert Mitchell
Doris Myers
Women’s Missionary Society of the Highland M. B&b. Church
The
Safety Council
Annual Luncheon Meeting of Junior Service League
The Junior Service League held its annual business meeting at the Country Club with Mrs. Fd Millis presiding. Reports covered clinic activity, layettes, and ongoing committees. a new nominating slate named officers and chairs for the coming year. Luncheon followed for many members including Mesdames Amos, Bennett, Bonner, Bowling, Casey, Covington, Davis, Harrison, Millis, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League Group
Junior Service League
Country Club
Fd Millis
Clinic
Durham
Gastonia
Motor Corps
Welfare Board
Arts and Interest
Milk Fund
Ed Millis
Forrest Murfray
J. H. Walker, Jr
Walter Thomas
Nell Adams
Edward Harrison
Gratton
Burbank Garden Club hears Mrs Fraley on wild flowers
Mrs. W. J. Fraley spoke on transplanting wild flowers into home gardens at the Burbank Garden Club meeting held yesterday. D. H. Parsons presided in the president’s absence as a nominating committee was appointed for new officers. The High Point Garden Council announced the May 9-10 flower show and a fence project for the Junior high lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fraley
Burbank
7. G. Reich
D. H. Parsons
David Yow
C. C. Garrett
Moses
R. H. Sechrest
High Point Garden Council
C. EB. Sheloff
A. W. Klemme
Henry Grady Owen
Mesdames W. J. Fraley
C. 8. Grayson
Homer Hayworth
Wade Hiatt
H. G. Owens
W. D. Sale
J. C. Teague
W. E. Retten
Mary Mungan
American Homes Department Adopts Public Health Project
At a Wednesday meeting led by president Mrs. F R Taylor the American Homes department of the Woman's club decided to seek mothers and housekeepers support for requiring examination of servants for contagious diseases before employment. The session at Mrs. W F Pleming's home, 712 Sunset drive, featured Mrs. Harry Brockmann speaking on Sweden with slides of home life, parks, and notable Swedes, followed by Easter themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Taylor
American Homes Department
Woman’s Club
Eity
W. F. Pleming
Sunset Drive
Harry Brockmann
Sweden
C. Chidester
W. B. Gray
C. C. Hampp
Seatig
Kennett
Geddie Strickland
B. T. Thompson
R. W. Russell
B. R. Yarborough
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Held at Hilliard Memorial
The Woman's Missionary Society of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church held its monthly meeting with Mrs. J. B. Ellis presiding and Mrs. L. L. Grant leading prayer. Devotional on The Beginning of Miracles preceded a program on Miracles of the Word in Other Lands with stories of prayers and faith on foreign missions. A business session followed and refreshments were served to listed members. RECOVERING NICELY FROM AN OPERATION: W. L. Link of 1006 Albert Street is recovering from an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. ANNOUNCER THE BIRTH OF SON: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nance announce the birth of a son, Garry David, on April 8 at 210 Vail Street. Mrs. Nance's maiden name was Virgie Lee Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Woman's Missonary Society
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
J. B. Ellis
L. L. Grant
H. O. Miller
Society
W. L. Ward
L.L. Grant
L. BE. Edwards
J. B. Life
W. R. Ward
J. Q. Cheves
P. L. Culler
G. C. Hussey
Hubert Ruth
Pauline Miller
Margaret Edwards
W. L. Link
Albert Street
Guilford General Hospital
Frank Nance
Garry David
Vail Street
Mrs. Clark Discusses China at Local Book Club
Mrs. 8. C. Clark spoke on China before the Wednesday Book Club at Mrs. T. B. Early’s Hardover Street home. She described China’s flora noting nine thousand species unique to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clark
China
8. C. Clark
Wednesday Book Club
T. B. Early
Hardover Street
Mrs Earle Shares Chinese Life in Club Event
Mrs. Earle spoke on education religion art and social life of the Chinese people describing details from Miss Clark a missionary in China. She displayed carvings souvenirs and costumes including dolls in native Chinese outfits showing upper class and peasant wear. Refreshments followed for club members.
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Clark
China
Earle
Local Notables Recoveries and Travel Noted in Community
Miss Josie Wood is recovering satisfactorily from a recent operation at Duke hospital. Davie Morton of 1201 West Green street is a patient at Guilford General hospital after an appendicitis operation yesterday. Irene Stultz of 232 Mill street rushed home to Theatioke Virginia on her father’s sudden illness. Mrs Dolly Womble, long ill at McAnally Apartments, is improving. Bruce Craven of Trinity returned from a Washington business trip. Parker Waynick and Claude Reiteel Jr. returned from Raleigh where they argued a case before the State Supreme court. Mildred Stewart, Randolph Macon woman’s college student in Lynchburg, visits home with classmate Reweka Butler from Shreveport. Mrs A Lewin at Burrus Memorial hospital plans operations after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Morton
West Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
Irene Stultz
Mill Street
Theatioke
Parker Waynick
Claude Reiteel, Jr
Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Mildred Stewart
Randolph Macon
Wé- An's College
Lynchburg
What Will You Do With Jesus Easter Sermon
Rev. Robert Z. Tyler urged Wesley Memorial Church to decide on Jesus during a near Easter evangelistic series. He compared Pilate’s cowardice to today’s indecision, urging full commitment while Rev. G. Ray Jordan prepares Good Friday service and reception of new members.
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Christ
Pontius Pilate
Pilate
Robert Z. Tyler
Wesley Memorial
Jesus
G. Ray Jordan
Mr. Tyler
Tyler
Rome
Pilates
Calvary
Jamestown Hi Cast Stages Betty Lou Operetta Friday Night
Jamestown High School glee club presents the operetta Betty Lou with a 26 member cast. Margaret Fowler plays Betty Lou as a nine year old in pinafore and ribbons while Lucille Groome Tony acts as Mrs Pendleton and Leo Palmer and Robert Parker also appear as cast members plus Herman Hethcox as Gentleman Jim.
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Jamestown Hi
Jamestown High School Glee Club
Betty Lou
Margaret Fowler
Mrs. Pendleton
Lucille Groome
Tony
Lola Pendleton
Leo Palmer
Kathleen Flournay
Bob Sherwood
Robert Parker
Gentleman Jim
Herman Hethcox
E P Buck to Speak at Gospel Tabernacle Service
Services at the Gospel Tabernacle tonight will be in charge of E P Buck. He will deliver a special message on a phase of the life of Christ preceding the resurrection. The service begins at 7 30 p m and the public is cordially invited.
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The
Gospel Tabernacle
E. P. Buck
Rotary speakers outline life insurance and sound banking
The High Point Rotary Club heard N L Garner discuss Life Insurance Week starting April 17 and W H Neal of Wachovia Bank spoke on Sound Banking Principles. Neal stressed depositor safety, diversified loans, proper reserves, short-term loans, and legitimate banking oversight to protect depositors and ensure community stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
High Point
N. L. Garner
W. H. Neal
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston- Salem
Functson
Tims
Credit in Business Channels Promoted for Proper Use
A brief statement urges safe and constructive use of bank credit within business channels. It emphasizes prudent borrowing, responsible spending, and maintaining financial discipline to support sustained enterprise growth.
Large Congregation Hears Mr. Vipperman Talk On Repentance
Rev. David B. Vipperman of Rock Hill South Carolina spoke at North Main Street Baptist Church on repentance citing Luke fifteen ten and urged joy in heaven over every sinner who repents. He and the pastor Rev J M Hilliard hold two daily services at 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm through the week inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Vipperman
Rock Hill
S. C
North Main Street Baptist Church
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Brentwood School
Bronson
Davis
Elizabeth Fry
Central Friends Church
Essie Brown
Lillian Ayers
Meleta Alridge
London Bridge
Eleanor Blair
Mary Esther Barker
Moffitt’s
Burbank Garden Club
Dr.ames B. Richardson
Tus Éthes
Office Be
Rg Ee
Josie Wood
Duke Hospital
Dolly Womble
McAnally Apartments
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Washington
A. Lewin
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Flapper
Fanny
Garner
Winston-Salem
Ing
Wilson
Mr. Vipperman
Rinso
America
Regula
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