Piedmont Women's Golfers To Play At Greensboro Club
The Piedmont Woman's Golf Association will meet at Greensboro Country Club on Wednesday April 16 with golfers from High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem expected to participate in the tournament. Tee off between 9 and 11 with luncheon in the dining room. New members should submit their three best scores from last season to handicap chairman Mrs. Shelley Caviness to be eligible for prizes. President is Mrs. Laurance Ingram of High Point.
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Piedmont Woman's Golf Association
Greensboro Country Club
High Point
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Shelley Caviness
Laurance Ingram
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Mexico study ends with film show at Oak Hill School
Frank Wineskie visited Miss Ruth Welborn's third grade at Oak Hill School on Thursday afternoon. He screened motion pictures from his recent trip to Mexico, concluding a yearlong social studies project. The room featured Mexican murals pottery toys and a native reed hut crafted by the students under the teacher's guidance.
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Frank Wineskie
Ruth Welborn
Oak Hill
Mexico
Mothers Study Group Meets On Monday Evening
The Mother's Study Group of Union Hill School holds the series finale led by Mrs. Bess Rosa of Women's College Greensboro at 7 o'clock. Her topic is How to Keep on Studying.
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Union Hill School
Bess Rosa
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Double Wedding in York as Underwood-Sell and Underwood-McGhee Wed
Miss Ruth Underwood marries James R. McGhee and her sister Iris Underwood weds John B. Sell in a joint ceremony on Saturday April 5 1941 at the First Baptist parsonage York South Carolina at four o'clock Rev L G Elliott presided in powder blue outfits with talisman roses and white accessories. The brides are daughters of Mrs R S Underwood of 403 Cable Street. McGhee and Sell hold local educations with positions at Tomlinson Furniture and Adams-Milfis respectively. After the ceremony the couples left for a wedding trip through South Carolina and Western North Carolina and will live temporarily with the brides' mother. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Glenn T Smith.
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Hasty High School
Irene Johnson
L. B. Farebee
Carolina Trailway
Burlington
Thompson's
Frances Burton
Annie
Frances
Bernice
Willa Mae Kennedy
Catherine Newby
Ruth Tucker
Grace Small
Mary Sue Smith
Odelene Byerly
Faye Adams
Kathleen Hilton
Maxine
Phyllis
Ruby Payne
Ralph Sink
Lyndon Perryman
Leslie Willard
Fay Kennedy
Futrelle Moore
Norbert Meredith
Avon Ragan
Dewey Berrier
Marvin Ball
Arvel Perryman
Louise Yarborough
L. B. Farabee
James R. McGhee
John B. Sell
York
8. C
McGhee
Ruth Underwood
Sell
Iris Underwood
R. S. Underwood
Cable Street
Mr. Underwood
Smith
S. C
First Baptist Church
L. G. Elliott
Trinity
Mr. McGhee
A. McGhee
Morris Street
Tomlinson Furniture Company
Mr. Sell
J. I. Sell
Adams-Milfis Corporation
South Carolina
North Carolina
Glenn T. Smith
Four Hundred YWCA Groups Plan Sixtieth Girl Reserve Anniversary
The YWCA and its Girl Reserve program mark a nationwide Sixtieth anniversary on April 20 with 315,455 Girl Reserves across 418 community associations and 415 YWCA branches. The event includes High Point participation and reflects a history from early 1880s efforts in Oakland and Poughkeepsie to a self governing, democratic club structure emphasizing youth leadership, education, and social awareness.
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YWCA
United States
High Point
Oakland
California
Little Girls’ Christian Association
Poughkeepsie
New York
Girl Reserves
Girl Reserve
Girl Reserve Movement
Girl Reserve Club
Wild Flower Garden Club Moves Meeting Date
The Wild Flower Garden club changes its meeting to Thursday at 3 30 PM at Mrs W F Bailey's Arlington Drive due to the local garden pilgrimage on April 24 25. Members should note the new time and location following the scheduling conflict.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
W. F. Bailey
Arlington Drive
New Bridge Parties For British Aid Begin Friday
Officials of Bundles for Britain led by Mrs Willis Slane announce a new series of bridge parties starting Friday April 18 in High Point. About 100 local women will participate with co chairs Mesdames Rex Ehlers and James Armstrong. Proceeds go to the Bundles for Britain fund, with one third added from the local garden tour via the High Point Council of Garden Clubs.
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Bundles For Britain
Willis Slane
Rex Ehlers
James Armstrong
Britain
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Gardeas
High Point
Bridge Olympics at Emerywood Country Club Thursday
The National Bridge Olympics will be held at Emerywood Country Club Thursday evening April 17 at 8 o'clock with John C Abels in charge. Reservations must be made by notifying Mr Abels by Thursday morning. The annual event is played simultaneously nationwide and abroad and results are posted at national headquarters after play. This duplicate bridge tournament is open to interested entrants and a large turnout is expected in High Point.
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Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
Abels
Mrs Frank Sink Honored At Shower Event
Mrs Neil Mol of East Circle Drive hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Frank Sink, a recent bride. Bingo preceded a luncheon with an Easter motif. Guests included Mesdames Sink Webb Hedrick Blulin Taylor Wrenn Wrenn Wrenn and Misses Nina Geraldine Paulette Hulin Virginia Betty Charlene Phyllis Mol.
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Neil Mol
East Circle Drive
Frank Sink
E. K. Hedrick
W. H. Blulin
Stanley Taylor
B. C. Wrenn
Lamont Hooks
Nina Wrenn
Geraldine Wrenn
Paulette Hulin
Virginia Hedrick
Betty Larson
Charlene
Phyllis Mol
Emerywood Women Set Tuesday Open For Season Golf
Emerywood Coun try Club opens its season for the Emerywood Women’s Golf Association with a Tuesday April 15 briefing. Mrs. H. S. Dunkelberger, ladies’ golf chair, asks members to noon pro shop for pairings and a one o’clock tee. Beginners play nine holes, others eighteen. prizes in one beginner class and three overall awards for low gross low net and putting.
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Emerywood Country Club
H. S. Dunkelberger
YWCA Clubs Plan Easter Observances And Tea Events
YWCA clubs announce Easter Monday no meetings. On Tuesday Education Committee hosts luncheon at 1 PM with guest speaker Frank Wineskie. Lend-a-Hand meets 2:15 PM at Highland Mill. Mrs Homer Miller reviews Random Harvest. A Mothers Club formation tea Thursday at 3 PM. Live Y'ers banquet Thursday 7:30 PM with new officers. Friday Lend-a-Hand meets 6 PM then City Lake weiner roast. Lucky luncheon Saturday at 1 PM.
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Hammer Miller
Education
Frank Wineskie
Mesdames C. H. Rhodes
J. G. Doggett
M. T. Lambeth
Highland Mill
Homer Miller
Random Harvest
Hilton
J. C. White
Taylor Simpson
City Lake
The
Lucky
Garden Pilgrimage dates altered by cold weather
Unusually cold late March weather has led to rescheduled Garden Pilgrimages in seven of 32 communities. Garden clubs in Greenville Raeford Rocky Mount Wilson Fayetteville and Flora McDonald campus Red Springs Burling ton adjust to open April 16 17 18 24 or 25 to showcase flowers at peak.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill Raleigh
C A. Gosney
Department of Conservation and Development
Greenville
Raeford
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Fayetteville
Flora McDonald
Red Springs
Burlington
City Union Methodist Young People Meet At Ward Street Church
The High Point Union of Methodist Young People will hold its regular monthly meeting at Ward Street Methodist Church next Thursday night April 17 at 7 43 p m The session opens with business led by Louise Griffith president A worship talk by the publicity superintendent titled Taking Advantage of Our Religious Freedom will frame the May service series Reports from local groups on May meetings will be shared The social hour follows in the church hut Each department is urged to achieve 100 attendance
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High Point Union of Methodist Young People
Ward Street Methodist Church
Louise Griffith
Final Pre-Nuptial Parties Planned For Miss Pope
Final pre nuptial events are set for Eleanor Pope ahead of her wedding to Charles Taylor Rawls of Richmond and Asheville. A bridge party Tuesday at Lindsay Street kicks off the week, followed by a Wednesday luncheon at the Sheraton. Thursday hosts a bridge near Thomasville, Friday features a bridesmaids luncheon and a tea, with Friday evening cake cutting after the church rehearsal. The ceremony at First Presbyterian Church will be conducted by Dr. A B Conrad with Dr. O C Williamson assisting. ushers include William McKee, Brainard Morrison, Theodore Morrison, and Henry L Pope. best man John Morrison Rawls.
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Eleanor Pope
Charles Taylor Rawls
Richmond
Asheville
First Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Stewart
Lindsay Street
Mildred Crowder
Sheraton Hotel
Doak Finch
Bridge
Thomasville
A. E. Taplin
Miss Pope
Woodland Drive
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
H. L. Pope
Steele Street
Miss Crowder
Betty Jo Abels
Celeste Adams
Goldsboro
Edward Holbert
Albemarle
Donald L. McClelland
Boston
Mass
Sophia Tap
A. B. Conrad
O. C. Williamson
Mrs Miller to Review Random Harvest for Club Meeting
The Business and Professional Club of the YWCA schedules a dinner at 6 15 this Tuesday in the Adams Memorial building. Mrs Homer Miller will present a review of Hilton's Random Harvest as the chief feature of the evening.
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Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial Building
Random Harvest
Hilton
Homer Miller
Mrs Shore Hosts Fifth Birthday Party for Wayne
Mrs J M Shore hosted a birthday party at Blair clubhouse Saturday afternoon for her son Wayne turning five. Wayne’s celebration featured open-air games directed by Jacqueline Ashley and Dottie Sutton, a revolving music cake centerpiece, green and yellow decorations, ice cream and green white cookies, and favors of paper hats and colored eggs. Guests included Jane Marshall, Carolyn Bostian, Betsy Bryant, and many others.
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J. M. Shore
Blair Clubhouse
Wayne
Jacqueline Ashley
Winston-Salem
Dottie Sutton
Donald Reid
Evelyn Chapman
Sonya Sloop
Martha Clyde
Frankie Herman
Nick Fisher
Byron Godfrey
Ginger Walser
Jerry Meeks
Mary Lou Ballard
Donnie
Doris Boone
Jimmy Casey
Billy Hail
Betty Jo Haworth
Betsy Gamble
Jerry Lovelace
Mary Jane
Patricia McKain
Patsy Copeland
Bill
Chester Haworth
Peggy Ann Tobias
Barbara Jean Hedgecock
Barbara Chambers
Virginia Cox
Russell Larkum, Jr
Easter Egg Hunt at Lyon Home Hosted by Junior Auxiliary
The Junior American Legion Auxiliary held an Easter egg hunt Saturday at Barbara Lyon's home. Betty Blades Spearman won the top prize funded by Mrs. Sam Tobias. About ten children received refreshments.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Barbara Lyon
Betty Blades Spearman
Sam Tobias
Mr and Mrs Millis Attend North Carolina Commissioning
Mr and Mrs J E Millis returned home from New York City where they witnessed the commissioning ceremony of the United States Battleship North Carolina in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. They were guests at a buffet luncheon aboard the ship after the ceremony hosted by the captain and officers.
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J. E. Millis
New York City
United States
North Carolina
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Miss Doris Loflin Weds Forrest Neese In Easter Ceremony
Doris Alene Loflin and Forrest McCain Neese wed at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev Julian S Hopkins officiating. The bride, a Jones Business College student, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L R Loflin. Neese of Jamestown is employed at Melrose Hosiery Mill. They will live with the bride’s parents after a short wedding trip.
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Forrest McCain Neése
Jamestown
Green Street Baptist Church
Doris Alene Loflin
L. R. Loflin
High Point
R. Loflin
Doris Alene
Forrest McCain Neese
Julian S. Hopkins
Neese
L R. Loflin
High Point High School
Jones Business College
Horney Gulliksen Vows In High Point Private Ceremony
Miss Linnie Horney of High Point and Carlos Von Gulliksen of 4& ami Florida wed in a private High Point ceremony on Saturday April 12. Mrs Gulliksen has practiced nursing in recent years while Gulliksen, a Norway native, works as an interior decorator. They left for Milwaukee to begin their residence there this summer.
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Linnie Horney
High Point
Carlos’ von Gulliksen
4&Ami
Fla
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Underwood-McGhee
Arcade
Arcade Amusement Company
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Bill Bailey, Jr
Voorhees School
Voorhees
Bailey
Jimmy Arimstrong
Jimmy Blair
Charles Currie
Stuart Hart
Carter Dalton Ingram
Randall Terry
Talley Wright
Stuart Fountain
Frank Foy
Wiki Stenley
Kit Stinson
Randy Voorhees
Ed Freeze
Amos Kearns
Allen Jay
Allen Jay High School
Hobgoglin House
Morris Woodell
Dorothy Woodall
Dorothy Allman
Annie Lee Jones
Thomas Weant
Fred Cox
Mozelle Keller
Benson Lassiter
Virginia Snider
Jack Samuels
Roy White
Ruby Stone
Mitchell's Grove Church
Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church
George Needham
Emerywood Women's Golf Association
City Union Methodist
Ward St. Church
Mr. Rawls
Lyon
Mrs. Millis
U. S. Battleship
Doris Loflin
Forrest Neese
Horney-Gulliksen
Enterprise
General Electric
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