Sedalia Singers to Perform Tonight in Community Venue
The Sedalia Singers a well known colored group from Palmer Memorial Institute near High Point presents an 18 piece program at the local junior high auditorium tonight at 8 under the YWCA. The group directed by Amy P Batley and managed by Charlotte Hawkins Brown will feature male and female quartets soloists and violin with spirituals such as Swing Low Sweet Chariot Lil David Play on Your Harp Deep River. Admission is 41 cents with balcony reserved for colored patrons.
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Sedalia Singers
Palmer Memorial Institute
Scty Et Boro
Young Women’s Christian Association
South
Amy P. Batley
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
The
Institute
Lil’ David
Roland Hayes
Alma Gluck
Frieda Hempel
High Point
Johnson
Cckhial
Spring Carnival Town Ad Goes Unsold
Local carnival town scene fades as an air of spring arrives without a purchase. The ad lines mix questions and fragments indicating uncertain sales and missing buyers amid a street setting.
Bridge Club Hosts Pleasant Evening in Thomasville
Mrs A R Swaim welcomed guests for a bridge gathering at Fisher Ferry street. Miss Mare Snell won high with a double deck of cards while Mrs Raymond Phillips earned a dainty handkerchief. Mrs Clyde Swaim led high among visitors and received sachet powder. Hosts served salad and sweets after the game.
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Thomasville
A. R. Swaim
Fisher Ferry Street
Mare Snell
Raymond Phillips
Clyde Swaim
Meyer Mendenhall
High Point
Marie Jones
Maile Snell
Lucy Eason
Beulah Wnorment
Cynthia File
Ace of Clubs Enjoys Bridge Luncheon at Sunrise Avenue
Members of the Ace of Clubs were entertained by Mrs. Charles F. Phillips at her Sunrise Avenue home. Three bridge tables were set with spring flowers as a backdrop. High score went to Mrs. W G Smith. second prize to Mrs. W E Tomlinson. visitor's award to Mrs. G W Lyles. A two course luncheon followed for listed guests.
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Ace of Clubs
Charles F. Phillips
Sunrise Avenue
W. G. Smith
W. E. Tomlinson
G. W. Lyles
Garden Club Meets At Phillips Home On Tuesday
The bi monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Charles F Phillips drew good attendance. President Mrs C H Phillips led business planning for the State Federation of Garden Clubs gathering at the Sheraton Hotel on April 21. Reading notes from the New York Flower Show pleased members. refreshments followed. A visitor from Atlanta Ga undergoing treatment at Hotel Winecoff with Dr S M Von Walden showed marked improvement.
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Charles F. Phillips
C. H. Phillips
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Sheraton Hotel
New York
Atlanta
Misses Wright and Gilliam Hostess Party for Mrs. Clyde Smith
Miss Phyllis Wright and Miss Blanche Gilliam served as joint hostesses at Miss Wright's home Tuesday evening for a party honoring Mrs. Clyde Smith, a recent bride. Progressive Hearts provided games with Edith Burton winning high score and Eleanor Bodenheimer taking consolation. A large shower gift for the honoree sparked further gifts as guests enjoyed a two course refreshment service.
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Phyllis Wright
Blanche Gilliam
Miss Wright
Clyde Smith
Edith Burton
Eleanor Bodenheimer
Smith
Elma Jones
Catherine Welborn
Eloise Wright
Maxine Hall
Florence Russell
Agnes Gardner
Clyde Wright
John Ogburn
Women golfers from Winston-Salem tournament participation
Mrs. EB H Mahone Miss Alliene Hoover Mrs James Lambeth and Mrs Robert Rapp played Wednesday in the Piedmont Women's Golf tournament held in Winston-Salem.
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EB. H. Mahone
Alliene Hoover
James Lambeth
Robert Rapp
Winston-Salem
Wesley Philathea Class Meets at Main Street church
The Wesley Philathea class of Main Street M E church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. T H Shirley as hostess and Mrs Oscar Shirley as associate hostess. Miss Sallie Clodfelter presided. devotionals led by Mrs. Clifton Yates. A program followed with a quartet and readings. prizes awarded in a floral contest. refreshments served. D B Hoover has returned to.
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First Baptist Church
Margaret Sloan
Burt Aé- Hury
Papoose Union
Julia Liles
Carrelton Hooks
Grover Jones
Ida Clark
Hazel Haynes
Rose Goldsmith
Conrad
Annie Bell Noel
Dr. Conrad
Grover H. Jones
Burt Asbury
Ruth Hilliard
Ula Hensley
Polly Haynes
Claud Smith
Helen Smith
T. H. Shirley
Wesley Philathea
Main Street
M. EB
Oscar Shirley
Sallie Clodfelter
Clifton Yates
Willie May
S. C. Smith
Rosalie Morrow
Sallie Ruth Shuford
Mae Smith
F. C. Smith
Ira Johnson
R. H. Phillips
Wade Henderson
Miss Mozelle Clinard Hosts Bridge Party in Harrison Home
Miss Hildreth Jones Smith honored at Culbreth Street gathering. Mrs Alfred Finch won high score with linen handkerchiefs while Miss Blanche Gilliam took consolation. Guests included Enid Leonard Hollis Russell Frances Clodfelter Edith Burton Eleanor Bodenheimer Phyllis Wright Pauline Fouts Valetta Russell.
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Mozelle Clinard
Ray Harrison
Alfred Finch
Enid Leonard
Hollis Russell
Frances Clodfelter
Edith Burton
Eleanor Bodenheimer
Blanche Gilliam
Phyllis Wright
Pauline Fouts
Valetta Russell
Birth of Daughter Announced by Culler Family
Mr and Mrs Dallas Culler announce the birth of a daughter on April 14 at Guilford General hospital. Mr and Mrs J B Hardee of Madison Fla visiting Mr and Mrs Robert H Walker on Edgedale drive are now guests of Mr and Mrs T J Gold on Oakwood court. Ladies of St Edward s Altar Society to hold rummage sale tomorrow April 16 at 861 East Washington street. donations welcome call 4379.
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Dallas Culler
Guilford General Hospital
J. B. Hardee
Madison
Fila
Robert H. Walker
Edgedale Drive
T. J. Gold
Oakwood Court
ST. Edward's
Ladies of the Altar Society
St. Edward's Church
East Washington Street
Lebanon Society Chicken Supper Planned by Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of Lebanon M. P. church will host a chicken supper Saturday evening from five to eight o clock with a small plate charge. Proceeds support church activities and community needs.
Rabidday on Gemsbok Water Needs from Succulent Diet
Time notes the gemsbok a large South African antelope never drinks water, deriving all needed moisture from succulent plants in its diet. The observation highlights the animal’s desert adaptation and feeding habits.
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Time
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