Miss Crowder Named Sponsor for Tous Unis Easter Dance
Miss Helen Crowder of High Point is among six sponsors chosen by the Tous Unis club of Greensboro for an Easter dance at Sedgefield country club. Other sponsors include Rose Rogers Virginia Wells Dorothy Ellington Margaret Hill and Catherine Walker. Dick Ballou and his New York orchestra will perform from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m in the Sedgefield ballroom, with a dinner for members and guests at the Greensboro country club preceding the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Crowder
High Point
Tous Unis Club
Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Rose Rogers
Virginia Wells
Dorothy Ellington
Margaret Hill
Catherine Walker
Burlington
Dick Ballou
New York
Sedgefield Manor
Greensboro Country Club
Nikanthan Freshmen Capture Mary B Young Cup in Debate
Two Nikanthan freshmen Cleo Templeton and Doris Holmes defeated Artemesian rivals Katharine Matthews and Louise Suratt to win one year of the Mary B Young inter-society debating trophy at High Point College. The event included a reception in Roberts Hall after the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikanthan Literary Society
High Point College
Mary B. Young
P. S. Kennett
Department of History
College
Elizabeth Bagwell
Nikanthan
Anne Ross
The
Artemesian Society
Oak View Teachers Stage Comedy Friday Evening
Oak View grammar grade faculty announces a three act comedy Here Comes Charlie at eight o clock Friday night in the school auditorium. The plot follows a young businessman who must guardian a seventeen year old girl and faces a string of humorous dilemmas with a bewitched broker and an imperious aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Ance
Productio
J. F. Wood
L. Deal
Tom Lamar
Glenn Id
Ina Truluck
Allen Thacke
Doris Hedgecock
C. T. Yarber
Marshal ‘Short
Oak View School
Jay Tobias
Dr Frederick R Taylor speaks at Wednesday Book Club luncheon
The Wednesday Book Club at Mrs. T B Earle's North Main home heard Dr Frederick R Taylor discuss medicine from 17th century remedies to modern triumphs in eradicating yellow fever and progress against syphilis. Mrs Fred Thomas presided and presented a token of appreciation to the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Earle
North Main Street
Frederick R. Taylor
Fred Thomas
Taylor
Dr. Taylor
Mrs. Thomas
Mesdames Fred Thomas
A. E. Taplin
H. P. Hardin
W. J. Fraley
Kenneth Redman
R. 8. Lafferty
C. Clark
C. C. Garrett
F. F. Dickson
Mrs. Earle
Girl Pentagon Club Elects New Members
Members of the Girls Pentagon club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. John Jennings Jr s home on Louise avenue. The business session featured the election of two new members Miss Earline Moore and Miss Ruth Pollock who were welcomed. A social hour followed with full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
John Jennings, Jr
Louise Avenue
Earline Moore
Ruth Pollock
Magdalene Rebekahs Plan Friday Meeting and Degree
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet Friday at 7 30 PM in their hall on West Commerce Street. The regular session will confer the degree during this gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
West Commerce Street
Church Social and Bible Class meetings in area churches
Multiple church groups held April and upcoming meetings across Green Street Baptist Owens First Baptist Trinity and Farriss Andrews Bible class. Events included program topics Africa prayers devotionals and transportation notes with refreshments for attendees. Next gatherings set for May 9 and Friday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Farriss-Andrews Bible
First Baptist Church
Stanford Smith
Lindsay Street
State Conference of AAUW To Meet In Durham
North Carolina AAUW members will gather in Durham April 29 30 for the annual state conference at the Washington Duke hotel Events include an executive board meeting campus tour carillon recital organ recital an informal banquet with a talk on extra sensory perception and a luncheon featuring discussion of National Legislation by Miss Harr Elliott Local AAUW president Mrs H A White urges members to call 2525 to confirm attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
American Association of University Women
Durham
Dc. T. Wanzer
Charlotte
Washington Duke Hotel
Duke University
W. P. Few
Hope Valley Country Club
J. BR. Rhine
Union of the West
Harr Elliott
H. A. White
Troop Committees To Meet Tomorrow
Girl Scout troops and Brownie packs will convene in the Sheraton hotel for a troop committee round table from 10:30 to 11:80 tomorrow. Brownies held a park meeting yesterday behind the Chamber of Commerce to plan an April morning outing and invest new members. The Brownie Pack committee includes Mesdames Lewis Teague Roy J Spearman and Royster Tucker. A British postal engineers cable can carry 250 different conversations simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Brownies
Mesdames Lewis Teague
Roy J. Spearman
Royster Tucker
Ballet Caravan to Perform at Junior High Auditorium
The American Business club brings the Ballet Caravan to the junior high school auditorium Friday evening. Twenty young dancers in a rugged American program tour the United States by motor caravan. The group, though praised by critics, presents accessible dance drama instead of high brow works and supports charitable work this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ballet
American Business Club
Ballet Caravan
United States
Motor Caravan
New Ballet
Trudi Schoop
Caravan
Metropolitan Ballet
Ballet Russe
Friendly Garden Club Elects New Officers At Meet
The Friendly Garden Club elected officers for the coming year at its regular meeting hosted by Mrs. R. L. Stovall on Route Three. M. L. Holton was re elected to the presidency with Joe Raper as vice president, John Mebane as secretary treasurer, and M. C. Holton as assistant secretary. Plans discussed included beautifying Union Hill school grounds with flowers and shrubs. Flower arrangement prizes went to M. L. Holton, W. L. Kivett, and E. B. S. Wilson Sr. After the meeting, nine members enjoyed ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
R. L. Stovall
M. L. Holton
Joe Raper
John Mebane
M. C. Holton
Union Hill School
W. L. Kivett
Girl Scouts To Guide Garden Tour Visitors Here
Girl Scouts will serve as guides for visitors during the State Garden Tour of local gardens opening yesterday and running through next Tuesday. Guides meet at the Chamber of Commerce and lead visitors through sixteen gardens from 3 PM to 6 PM on school days and all day on weekend days, announced by Mrs Valette J Harris president of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Garden
Chamber of Commerce
Valette J. Harris
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Maya civilization spans at least 2300 years says archaeologists
Archaeologists report Maya civilization endured for a minimum of 2300 years. They note little difference between the earliest and latest temples, suggesting long-term stability in architectural styles and urban planning across centers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Crowder
Tous Unis
Betty Sechrest
Esther Miran
Edna Wood
Lucille Johnson
Elizabeth Kivett
Edith Vance
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Horace Haworth
Z. I. Walser
Mary E. Young
Nikanthans
Janet Hall
Sigmund Romberg
Oak View
R. F. R. Taylor
Book Club
Girl Pentagon Club
Magdalene Rebekahs
Lew Price
OWENS
Owens Bible
S. O. Peebles
Archdale
W. F. Ellise
Addie Moore
Trinity Baptist Church
Bill Wood
Nannie Griffith
Jones Street
AAUW
Nat Walker
Mandle
Sipper
Ynastean
Thal
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