Mrs Forrest Murray Elected President of Service League
Mrs Forrest Murray was elected president of the Junior Service League at the Emerywood Country Club during the annual meeting. Elected to the board were Mrs Everett Mareh first vice president Mrs L G Rotichaux second vice president and assistant placement chairman and other officers including recording secretary treasurer and several chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Murray
Service League
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Ub
Murray
Everett Mareh
L. G. Rotichaux
Logan Lovelace
Phillip Davis
Comimg
Sam Kland
Herman Smith
J. W. Lindsay
Arte and Interests
J. B. Millis
Elinic
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Proctor
Ned McEachern
City Lake
E. T. Harrison
Margaret Hauser
Mesdames Phillips Davia
Delk Smith
James W. Poole
Mesdames Valette J. Harries
J. J. Corrigan
John Walker
Ned MecEachern
Mrs C C Haworth Elected Regent of Alexander Martin DAR
The Alexander Martin chapter DAR held its monthly meeting at Mrs W C Idol's home with officers elected for the coming year led by Mrs C C Haworth as regent. Other officers include Mrs J B Welborn first vice regent and Mrs R Pickens Sr second vice regent with a program of reports and a piano solo by Miss Virginia Fraley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Tts
W. C. Idol
Vest Drive
J. A. Morris
W. A
A. B. Tate
C. H. Rot
J. B. Millis
Ox Paylor
Pear
Ing
C. C. Haworth
John &. Welborn
R. Pickens
Ef Lee
P. Flagee
G Robichaux
Washington
J. 8. Welborn
F. Hayden
House
North Carolina
Mre
Herman Abels
G. H. Kearns
J. BE. Kirkman
Joseph Snyder
D. EB. Harilee
L. G. Hebiehaus
G. M. Hoover
Thomasville
W. Sixon
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Virginia Fraley
Wilcee
H. S. Coffield
Goodwin
John D. Rocke
Rock-Whitten Vows In Hendersonville On April 4
Miss Mary Louise Rock of Marion wed Guyam Fugene Whitten of High Point on April 4 at First Methodist Church Hendersonville with Rev. R. E. McLarty officiating. The couple now reside at Madison Apartments 1200 North Main Street High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Rock
Marion
Guyam Fugene Whitten
High Point
Hendersonville
Blanche Rock
People Rider Beasley Back in Philadelphia After Holiday Visit
Drifting notes list local residents visiting relatives and returning home from trips over Easter. Returns include Beasley family in Philadelphia, McAdams from High Point, and Mrs Hayden with escorts from Richmond. Also mentions Kinsey ill at 1112 English, Mrs Phillips ill, and others visiting Newton, Norfolk, Mount Airy, and Thomasville.
West End Baptist women plan meetings and socials
The Lottie Moon circle of West End Baptist meets at Mrs. J. B. Hedrick’s Forrest avenue home at 7:30 PM Thursday. Ward Street M E church groups hold a joint meeting at 7:20 PM Thursday at Mrs. W. B. Collins’s South street home. Mary Jones Bible class gathers Friday at 2 PM with Mrs. E. W. Jones, 515 Hill street. Daughters of Wesley Class at Calvary M B church met last night at Mrs. Lucilie McCulloch’s Brentwood avenue home with 29 attendees. new names drawn for the next quarter and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Moon Eircle
West End
Wesley Clase
Calvary M. B&b
Lucilie McCulloch
Brentwood Avenue
Sarah Armfield
Dell Heckler
Elsie Lester
Alma Alderman
Local Couple Weds Then Embarks on Atlanta Trip
Mrs. C. Wyehe of Spartanburg South Carolina and Mr. Whitten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Whitten of Marion, were married. Mrs. Whitten studied at Manchester High School and La Grange College. Mr. Whitten attended Marion High School and UNC Chapel Hill, earning a B S in Commerce and serving as deputy commissioner with the State Department of Revenue in High Point. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Atlanta and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wyehe
Spartanburg
8. C
Whitten
Manchester High School
Manchester
la Grange College
la Grange
EE. Whitten
Marion
Marion High School
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
State Department of Revenue
High Point
Atlanta
Hill
N. Hill
Ped Johnson Hill
High Point High Echoe
Altrusans Plan Banquet and NBC Broadcast Event
The Altrusan club held its monthly meeting with 19 members and one new member Mrs Mable Hargett welcomed. President Hazel Johnson led reports on plans for a May banquet and dance and a national NBC broadcast featuring Miss Mary Margaret Kern on April 20 from 4 to 4 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusan
Sheraton
Ineteen
Mable Hargett
Mises Hazel Johnson
Marie Caddell
Mary Margaret Kern
Red
NBC
Chase Going Woodhouse
Gene Branscombe
Louise Wrenn
Nancy K. Poston
Library Committee
Alice Dickerson
William Penn School
Mys. i@uise Wrenn
Greensboro
Lucille Johnston
Business Girls Club Honors Recent Bride At Meeting
The Business and Professional Girls' club met at the Y M C A Hut Tuesday evening at 6 30. Miss Mary Kearne presided and announced Miss Canolia Geddie and Mrs Addie Reaves as program chairmen. Mrs John Reaves received a gift after her recent marriage and a wedding cake was cut amid festivities. Eighteen members attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls
Y. Cc. A. Hut
Mary Kearne
Addie Lomax
Club
O E S Chapter Holds Bi weekly Meeting at Masonic Temple
The High Point chapter No. 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening with 27 members present. Miss Elisabeth Wall presided as worthy matron and routine business was transacted. The demit of Mrs Geneva Brenner from Triune chapter Toledo Oh was received. Reports from committees highlighted the year’s planned work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Tts
Masonic Temple
Elisabeth Wall
Geneva Brenner
Triune Chapter
Toledo
Club Dinner Party At Greensboro Hotel
The F. F. club held its regular weekly meeting Tuesday evening as a dinner party at the O Henry hotel in Greensboro. A majority of members were present. A business meeting followed and plans were made for a dance scheduled for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F
O' Henry
Greensboro
Community Meetings Highlight Randleman Social Clubs
S S classes held meetings in Randleman North Carolina with the Mount Lebanon church hosting a close of the Worth While group led by president Nora Hughes. Other gatherings included Naomi’s Hill Top class at a home on a cac street and a bridge party hosted by Mrs C T Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. P. Snyder
Worth
Mount Lebanon
Main Street
Nora Hughes
Mage Caudel
Dave Brown
Naomi Hodiat
Ernest Talley
V. F. W. Auxiliary Holds Meeting At Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the V F W Hall on East Washington with good attendance. President Mrs Arthur Hutchinson announced plans for the Department Council meeting to be held here on Sunday April 26, to be finalized at a call meeting next Tuesday night. A school clinic at Cloverdale is set for Friday at nine. parents must send a note with child details if they cannot accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tts
V. F. W. Hall
East Washington Street
Arthur Hutchinson
Department Council
Cloverdale School
Parente
Hagood Cleared for Outside Work With Limitation
War Department says Major General Johnson Hagood may take an advisory post with a mail order house as long as it does not interfere with army duties. Hagood also plans to serve as an efficiency engineer for a private firm while commanding the Sixth Army Corps Area. He had been suspended temporarily for criticizing WPA funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Army
Johnson Hagood
Hagood
Chicago
Sixth Army Corps
WPA
Airline renames ranks captain and eco pilote to shipboard style
A major carrier adopts maritime titles for pilots with senior captains and eco pilote first officers, signaling a nautical branding shift in its flight deck hierarchy. The move contrasts traditional aviation naming while keeping the roles intact.
Death Toll Reaches Six In Auto Crash Near Wise
A late night crash near Wise left six dead, all occupants of a car that caught fire after the collision. Surviving briefly, Mrs. Woodrow Tucker of Palmer Springs Virginia died in hospital, with her husband Woodrow Tucker and four others, George Newell J P Kimball Jr William Carr Tucker and Margaret Willis, listed among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Kimball, Jr
William Carr Tucker
Townville
N. C
Margaret Willis
Labor Relations Act Faces Court Battle in Greensboro
In Greensboro on April 15 a federal order to show cause schedules April 20 hearing on why the National Labor Relations Board should not be enjoined from pursuing union charges against Golden Belt Manufacturing. The Durham unit of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers accuses discrimination against employees for union activity and the company challenges the Wagner Act's constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
National Labor Relations Tn Today
Golden Belt Manufacturing Company
Durham Company
EB. Yates Webb
Durham
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Social Calendar for Week Upcoming Clubs
The Wednesday Book club meets at Merc R. Lafferty on Louise avenue for a luncheon and event program. Mid-Week Study club visits Mrs J Arthur March on Edgedale drive. High Point Council of Jewish Women gathers with Mr Harry Keplan on Park Way for regular meeting. Entre Nous club hosts residence at 109 Brentley Circle. Cotertes club hosts spring ball. Priscilla club meets at Louise avenue for regular session. Philomathean club gathers at Parkway home for meeting. Emeraldwood Country club hosts April dinner dance with reservations by Friday noon to John C Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merc. R
Lafferty
Louise Avenue
Lencheon
J. Arthur March
Edgedale Drive
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry Keplan
Parkway
Ite
Entre Nous
Pred N. Tate
Ferywood
Brentley Circle
Cotertes Club
Mal Hallett
Priscilla Club
R. 8. Lafferty
Philomathean Club
A. G. Douglas
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
Seance Themed Wedding Unites Jewel Kernersville and Norman Hill
A Sunday ceremony at Green Street Baptist officiated by C. N. Royals joined Jewel Kernersville and Norman Hill in a ring ceremony. The bride wore navy Ronda crepe wool with pearl brooch, bouquet of white flowers. They plan to reside in the city and work with Hill family business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Kernersville
Norman Hill
C. N. Royals
Green Street Baptist Church
Daisy Dean
Hive. Hill
Daley Dean
Charles L. Dean
Kennereville
Household Arts Club Meeting Planned At Mrs Blue Home
The Household Arts Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 8 oclock at the home of Mrs J T E Blue 408 Lindsay Street. Members are invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
J. T. Eblue
Lindsay Stret
Red Squirrel Shows Remarkable Long Distance Swimming Ability
A red squirrel is reported to swim miles without a break, demonstrating unexpected endurance in the animal’s aquatic behavior. This remarkable skill highlights the species' adaptability and potential migration or foraging strategies across water barriers.
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D.A.R
N. Main St
North Main
Rock-Whitten
Quality Bakery
Rider Beasley
Philadelphia
Mrs
B. L. Beasley
English Street
Jimmy McAdams
J. F. Hayden
Bill Jarrel
John Whitescarver
Richmond
Dave Harman
Hoy L. Fesperman
Tey Lee
Jean
Newton
J. A. Kinsey
Enelich Street
A. Phillips
Retr and
Yatel
Washington, D. C
Baeter
Cora Yasel
Sydney Risdon
Norfolk, Va
Jewell Warris
Ward Street
Mount Airy
J. B. Parlowe
Woolberry Avenue
A. P. Staley
Nat Walker
Graduate Clinic Foundation In
Optometry
Waa
Winston-Gatem
Womens Work
M. P. Church
Mesdames
Lb. J. Dufee
KR. M. Andrews
Lewis EK. Teague
C. L. Whitaker
H. J. Lane
Dover
N. J
J. J. Hoover
South Main Stret
Lane
Treva Hoover
Lottie Moon
MERTS
Ward ST
Mary Jones
BE. W. Jones
Hill Street
Daughters OF Wesley Mit
Altrusans
Business Girls Club
Onors
S. S
Randleman
C. T. Shelton
Jack Newlin
Asheboro
Mesedames
T. L. Helms
M. H. Allred
Ashebore
Mise
Margaret Newlin
Meredith Colle
Ee Wah
Tod Gooop Wee Oie
Cora
Mary Elizabeth Scott
John L. Scott
Mise Daley Robbins of
Glad Girls
the Baptist Church
Ruby Robbins
Irene Trogdon
Doro- Lee Seatee
Tulla Davia
B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church
Disie Helms
Dixie Helms
Mary Alice Davis
Hosteas
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Cloverdale
Labor Relations Act
Lewion
Wagger
Pocketbooks
Dobbs
Ih Price
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