Junior Service League Adopts Library Project At Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting held Tuesday at Emerywood Country Club the Junior Service League voted to sponsor a library at Burrus Memorial Hospital in memory of Dr. John Burrus. Work begins next month with Mrs. Herman Smith as chair of the library committee. Elected to the board were Mrs. Murray president and new officers including Mrs. John Walker Jr. and Mrs. Katherine Ray. The group heard clinic reports noting 44 babies examined, 71 visits, two minor operations, and 40 children given milk. A luncheon followed the morning session with 64 guests. A committee was named to plan entertainment for provisional members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unior Service League
Emerywood Puntry Club
Burrus Mediial Hospital
John Burrus
Herman Smith
Forresturray
Lrve
Murray
John Walker, Jr
Katherine Rayond
Harles Kearns
Valette J. Harris
Philip Davis
Yette
Joseph Ox
Ames W. Poole
Morris Jones
J. E. Millis
Proctor
Elliott Wood
Farrell Gray
C. B. Bonner
Charles Kearns
Mabel Davis
Tom Kearns
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Seborn Perry
Jake Froelich
George Finch Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Thomasville
Thomasville April 15 Special Members of the Conrad Bridge club were entertained at a bridge luncheon by Mrs. George D Finch at her home. White tulips carnations and jonquils decked three tables for contract bridge and Austin Finch won the club high score prize. Visitors high went to Miss Mildred Rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Conrad Bridge Club
George D. Finch
Austin Finch
Mildred Rope
Miss Pope
Kitty Kyser
Bertram Heathcote
Miss Kyser
Mildred Pope
Mildred Heathcote
Hite
Howell R. Kyser
John C. Pennington
Ralph Wilson
Harry Lee Lambeth
George Finch
Walter Newby
Zelpha Long
D. C. Crut
Randleman PTA elects officers at Thursday meeting
RANDLEMAN April 15 The Randleman high school Parent Teacher Association elected new officers including president Mrs Frank Talley and vice president Mrs John Fox Ern est Tally became secretary and treasurer Mrs Talley was chosen as delegate to the national PTA congress in Richmond Va in May The fifth room grade performed Marionette of Dolls and attendance banners were awarded to Mrs Mary Scotts room and Miss C oxs room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Randleman High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Talley
John Fox
Cochran
Ernest Tally
Richmond
Mary Scott
Cox
G A Randleman Baptist Church Holds First Meeting at Mrs Buckner’s
The G A group of Randleman Baptist met Monday at 3:30 pm at Mrs. Buckner’s Main Street home. Officers elected include Grace Graves president Hariette Robbins vice president Anna Lee Lambe secretary Frances Helms treasurer Leta Gold Hamilton and Polly Barker as chairmen. Refreshments served to Leta Gold Hamilton Polly Barker Grace Graves Josephine Robbins Mary Ethel Buckner Anna Lee Lambe Harriette Robbins Mrs T L Helms and the hostess. Mr and Mrs J H Washburn of Atlanta visited Mary Swain. Mrs A N Bulla returned home after a week with Mrs Earl Johnson in Concord. Miss Mary Trassiter of Greensboro spent the weekend with her parents Will and Mrs Lassiter. Hal Brown and wife announced the birth of daughter Carolyn Ann on April 13 at their Main Street home. Mrs Brown formerly Miss Frances Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Randleman Baptist Church
Anna Lee Lambe
Harriette Robbins
T. L. Helms
Mrs. Buckner
J. H. Washburn
Atlanta
Mary Swain
A. N. Bulla
Earl Johnson
Concord
Mary Trassiter
Greensboro
Will Lassiter
Hal Brown
Carolyn Ann
Main Street
Brown
Frances Hampton
Mt Airy Mission Meeting Attended by Missionary Women
Mrs John Bonner Jones and Mrs O C Harvey of High Point and Mrs T C Futrelle Mrs George Short and Rev J Jones of Jamestown spent yesterday in Mt Airy attending a session of the Western North Carolina Woman's Missionary Society convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bonner Jones
O. C. Harvey
High Point
T. C. Futrelle
George Short
J. Jones
Jamestown
Mt. Airy
North Carolina
Woman's Missionary
American War Mothers In Asheboro Plan Graves Decoration
Randolph Chapter of the American War Mothers met at Mrs. L. C. Phillips home in Worth Street Asheboro to plan decorating the graves of local War Mothers on Mothers Day May 9 and to send remembrances to five Randolph boys at Oteen hospital. They will sell carnations before Mothers Day to fund the work and a Mother Daughter banquet with a Japanese motif was planned for May 6 at the M E church dining room.
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Asheboro
L. C. Phillips
Randolph
Worth Street
Phillips
C. W. Crawford
J. C. Ingold
Oteen
Asheville
J. W. Burkhead
Lucille Lovett
A. C. Richardson
J. S. Lewis
BE. T. Walton
R. G. Ferree
Ed Morris
R. P. Sykes
A. §. Morrison
Morrison
France
M. E. Church
Virginia Cross
Ruth Anderson
Library Club Hosts Meeting in Asheboro
Randolph Library club and three library board members gathered at president Mrs Harris Coffin home. Miss Margaret Gilbert Raleigh spoke on library programs and small library funding. A rummage sale April 17 and Briar Hoppers concert were planned. Board elected H M Robins. April meeting of U D C noted with memorial articles and Gettysburg poem.
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Asheboro
Randolph Library Club
Library Board
Harris Coffin
Margaret Gilbert
State Library Commission
Raleigh
Sunset Avenue
Charlotte
Dorothy Whitaker
Carrie Brittain
John Taylor
H. M. Robins
Francis White
T. F. Bulla
C. C. Crawford
Miss Gertrude Clark In Student Recital At Woman's College
Eighteen music students at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina performed in the 10th student recital. Dorothy Oliver opened with Cantilene Nuptials, followed by Mary Jean Bronson with MacDowell's To a Water Lily, with several others including Gertrude Clark and Elizabeth Drake in Greensboro. EB. Stuart of 1209 North Hamilton Street is recovering from an appendicitis operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Dorothy Oliver
Marietta
Dubois
Mary Jean Bronson
Durham
MacDowell
Helen Forester
Grace Carmichael
Rowland
Alma Kirstein
Asheville
Mary Pate
Hilda Dowdy
Kathryn Tate
Mary Neal Saunders
Rocky Mount
Anne Weber
Statesville
Gertrude Clark
High Point
Dorothy Johnson
Josephine Lowrance
Salisbury
Frances Sloan
Geraldine Young
Angier
Margaret de Vang
Norfolk
Elizabeth Drake
Scotland Neck
EB. Stuart
North
Hamilton Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Tice Smith Vows Revealed Here
Mr and Mrs W F Tice of High Point announce the marriage of their daughter Willie Catherine to John Dewey Smith on Saturday April 10 1937 in Salisbury North Carolina. The bride wore a brown and beige wool crepe suit with roses. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs John A Smith of 1100 Johnson street and works for Duke Power. The couple will reside with the groom's parents for now. No cards are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Tice
High Point Route One
Willie Catherine
John Dewey Smith
Salisbury
N. C
Mr. Smith
John A. Smith
Johnson Street
Duke Power Comany
Three Arrested In Dress Strike
In Memphis Tennessee on April 15 police arrested two girls on disorderly conduct charges and a youth on a pistol assault charge after clashes in front of the Nona Lee Dress Co. scene of a prolonged strike. Leon Franklin son of George Franklin said he threatened to use his pistol after a group of girls pulled his father from the lobby and tore his clothes. He denied firing or striking anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Nona Lee Dress Co
Leon Franklin
George Franklin
Deans Of Women Meet At Durham Guilford College
The state meeting of the deans of women in Durham on April 23 features UNC’s Dean Francis Bradshaw speaking on health and personality adjustment at 11am after the business session. Duke’s Dean Alice Baldwin discusses Advisors for Rural Girls in the afternoon. A supper at West Campus Duke at 6 o'clock will hear Dean Harriet Elliott report on the National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Durham
Ernestine C. Milner
Francis Bradshaw
University of North Carolina
Alice Baldwin
Duke University
Crop outlook in North Carolina remains good
RALEIGH April 15. Although fruit crops were damaged by unseasonal weather the current crop outlook in North Carolina is good says W. H. Brodes state department of agriculture statistician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
W. H. Brodes
State Department of Agriculture Statistician
Hancock's Son Seriously Ill With Pneumonia
Representative Frank W. Hancock of Oxford Ohio arranged to leave for his home today as his young son Robert lingers seriously ill with pneumonia in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank W. Hancock
Oxford
Robert
Notice of Service by Publication in Guilford Court
North Carolina Guilford County Superior Court notices executor of Emily Coltrane Saunders estate Cret Z Coltrane heir-at-law must answer by May 15 1937 or petition will proceed for sale of real estate to satisfy debts. Clerk Thural Ingram presiding. Attorneys Gold McAnally Gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford County
Thural Ingram
Emily Coltrane Saunders
Bessie Blanche Jordan
Coltrane
Mary Ingram
Cret Z. Coltrane
Superior Court of
Oan A. Waylan
Gold
McAnally & Gold, Attys
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