Evening Garden Club Meets With Mrs. Teague
The Tuesday meeting at Hillcrest Drive hosted by Mrs. J C Teague featured a business session with the nominating committee reporting re election of the officers led by Mrs John W Hedrick. Attendees toured the hostess rock garden and heard a talk on the National Flower Show in New York highlighting a Massachusetts gardener's rock garden with Carolina plants. A plant sale accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Teague
Hillcrest Drive
John W. Hedrick
Rock Garden
Tea and Topics Club Program Hosted by Mrs Wall
Mrs Ernest S Wall presented Where But In America by Oscar Wolfe to the Tea and Topics club at Mrs G Sumphreys West College Ave home yesterday afternoon. W F Clayton presided in Mrs C E Sheloffs absence. a brief business session preceded the program and salad refreshments were served to Mrs N P Yarborough and club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Oscar Wolfe
Ernest Wall
G. Sumphreys
West College
W. F. Clayton
Entre Nous Club Entertained by Mrs Harriss at Home
Mrs J W Harriss entertained the Entre Nous club at her Rockford road home yesterday afternoon. One visitor Mrs J Kirkman attended. Early spring flowers adorned the rooms as three Boston tables were set. A two course collation followed the games with the hostess serving. Attending were Mesdames Kirkman Hartzell Beavans Rankin Cummins Clark Tate Fred Tate Terry Hayden Phillips and Walser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harriss
Entre Nous Club
Rockford Road
J. ©. Kirkman
Boston
Baldwin and Freyer Win North Carolina Composers Contests
Hickory April 16 The State Federation of Music clubs held its annual convention electing officers. Mrs Cora Cox Lucas of Greensboro was endorsed for third vice president of the national federation. Mrs Herbert Cobb of Burlington was chosen delegate at large. Mrs M A Baldwin of Raleigh won first place in the state song composers contest and Brookes Freyer of Tarboro won first in the piano composers contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
State Federation of Music Clubs
Cora Cox Lucas
Greensboro
National Federation
Herbert Cobb
Burlington
M. A. Baldwin
Raleigh
North Carolina
Brookes Freyer
Tarboro
Local Women Win At Match Point Bridge In Winston Salem
Mrs John C Abels and Mrs Harry Lindeman of Winston Salem were first winners North and South in match point bridge at the Women's Club in Winston Salem Wednesday morning. Second place went to Mrs Laurance Ingram and Mrs Roy Strotz East and West. Also listed as winners were Mrs Carl Harris and Mrs R M McArthur third, and Mrs Thomas Garber and Mrs Ralph Long. East West first and Mrs Robert Ormsby and Mrs Rogers Black third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Abels
Harry Lindeman
Woman's Club
Winston-Salem
Laurance Ingram
Roy Strotz
North
Carl Harris
R. M. McArthur
Thomas Garber
Ralph Long
Winston- Salem
East
Robert Ormsby
Rogers Black
Charles Griffith
Jeffrey Smith
Kee Klub Formed By Local Younger Set
The Kee Klub, organized by the city’s younger social set, met at Miss Sue Clifton’s Montlieu avenue home. Officers elected: President Miss Virginia Horney, Secretary Miss Margaret Wood, Treasurer Miss Ercell Allen, Business Manager Miss Margaret Kemp. Members include Miss Clifton, Mary Ruth Pee, Miss Mary Odom, and Iris ill. A dance was planned and the next meeting set for Miss Horney’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Klub
Sue Clifton
Montlieu Avenue
Virginia Horney
Margaret Wood
Ercell Allen
Margaret Kemp
Mary Ruth Pee Mary Odom
Iris Ill
Brother's Death Calls Kin to Morgantown
Mrs. Arthur Guthrie and Miss Katie Maxwell of 605 Mint Street traveled to Morgantown West Virginia after their brother Rev. R L Maness died there at 2 30 this morning following a week long illness He was well known in High Point where he had visited on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Guthrie
Katie Maxwell
Mint Street
Morgantown
West Virginia
R. L. Maness
Maness
High Point
Mrs Hauser and Margaret Hauser Return to New York City
Mrs C M Hauser and Miss Margaret Hauser arrived back in the city last night and are staying at the Sheraton hotel after a two month visit to Beverly Hills California. They spent the past week in Beverly Hills and will continue their return journey to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hauser
Margaret Hauser
Sheraton Hotel
Beverly Hills
Calif
New York City
Emerywood Country Club Dinner-Dance With John Penchcord Ork
The Emerywood Country club hosts a Saturday dinner-dance at the clubhouse featuring John Penchcord and his orchestra of Winston Salem. Reservations are required and must be made with club secretary John C Abels by Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John Penchcord
Winston- Salem
John C. Abels
Sweet Briar Prepares Elizabethan May Day Festival
Miss Tomlinson joins twenty four North Carolina girls in Sweet Briar College May Day Elizabethan pageant set for May 1 a two day celebration begins with April 30 horse show and Friday dance queen Miss Molly Gruber of Washington will preside over events portraying Elizabethan village life with costumes and plays slated for morning and afternoon programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Briar
Sweet Briar College
England
Sarah Tomlinson
Charles F. Tomlinson
High Point
North Carolina
Tomlinson
Daisy Williams
Molly Gruber
Washington, D. C
Miss McCain To Be Initiated By Phi Beta Kappa
Greensboro April 16 Dr Robert A Millikan to deliver Phi Beta Kappa address at Woman's College UNC Greensboro Tuesday April 20 830 pm Aycock auditorium Subject Some New Discoveries in Physics and Their General Significance Initiation for local Phi Beta Kappa members precedes lecture with notable alumnae also elected to Phi Beta Kappa Act includes Miss Elizabeth Anderson Betsy Dupuy Ruth Hill Alma Virginia McCain Shirley Melcher Dora Shapiro Mildred Swift Kate Urquhart Elizabeth Winspear Martha Wiswall Georgia Arnett Gwendolyn McMullin Katherine Causey Dinner at King Cotton hotel then ceremonies at the new alumni house Two alumnae Miss Marjorie Mendenhall and Dr Pattie Groves elected this year Mendenhall has taught at the Woman's college Vassar and Winthrop Groves is Mount Holyoke faculty physician and hygiene associate professor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Robert A. Millikan
Phi Beta Kappa
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Aycock
Woman's College
Elizabeth Anderson
Betsy Dupuy
Ruth Hill
Alma Virginia McCain
High Point
Shirley Melcher
Mooresville
Dora Shapiro
Salem
N. J
Mildred Swift
Red Bank
Kate Urquhart
Woodville
Elizabeth Winspear
Buffalo
N. Y
Martha Wiswall
Asheville
Georgia Arnett
Gwendolyn McMullin
Ramseur
Katherine Causey
Liberty
King Cotton Hotel
Marjorie Mendenhall
Pattie Groves
Mount Holyoke College
Miss Mendenhall
Vassar
Winthrop College
Groves
Rat Poison Sale Auction at City Hall Tomorrow
Government approved rat poison will be sold at the city hall tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 4 o'clock. Purchase is limited to residents and requires proof of residency. Quantity available is while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecity Hall
Miss Eugenia Albert Hosts Bridge Club Event
Miss Eugenia Albert entertained Rendezvous Bridge Club and guests at her home with three tables of play and prizes for high scores. A second gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Smith featured seven tables, crystal gift presents, an ice course, and spring flowers. The note also announces Marion Allen’s marriage to Gilbert Sewell with plans to reside in Mandeville Jamaica and lists several social visits and travels of local residents from Kernersville, Winston-Salem, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Eugenia Albert
Rendezvous Bridge Club
Bess Hastings
A. J. Simeon
Noel Phillips
Misses Bess
Forrest Hastings
Margaret
Doris Allen
Louise Robins
Dorothy McCuiston
Glendair Crogsette
Mesdames Clarence Stafford
Tom Stuart
Rufus Smith
Bridge
Patricia Totten
Francis Fulp
Jersey City
N. J
George Fulp
Richard Whitaker
J. Blackwell
Miss Totten
Dr. Fulp
J. R
Blackwell
R. C., Morris
Joe Pinix
Tom Streer
Sam Vance, Jr
Gilbert Sewell
Elizabeth
Mandeville
Jamaica
British West Indies
Miss Allen
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Walter Allen
Allen
Asheboro Rook Club Held By Mrs Gordon Kennedy
Mrs Gordon Kennedy hosted the Asheboro Rook club with visiting dames Vance Kivett Wainman Kivett Clarence Feemster R. P. Sykes and Robert Ferree in attendance Three tables of play featured a tulip and iris filled room High score went to Mrs O M MacDaniel second to Mrs Rupert Trollinger Guest prize a lace handkerchief After cards Mrs Ferree helped serve a salad and dessert. New officers will be elected Monday during the Asheboro Parent Teachers association meeting at 7 30 o clock at Fayetteville street auditorium
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Gordon Kennedy
Rook Club
Mesdames Vance Kivett
Wainman Kivett
Clarence Feemster
R. P. Sykes
Robert Ferree
Prise
O. M. MacDaniel
Rupert Trollinger
Parent-Teachers' Association
Fayetteville Street
Live Y'ers Club Benefit Party at the YWCA Hut
The Live Y'ers club of the YWCA held a benefit party last evening at the hut with many games and contests. Prizes were awarded to winners, and about 40 guests enjoyed refreshments. Miss Lillian Welsner provided piano music during the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Lillian Welsner
Trial of Women Is Nearing End
In Wadesboro on April 16 the trial of Mrs. Bessie Phifer and Mrs. Frank Wright, accused as accomplices in the slaying of Sidney Hyatt at a filling station on November 28, moved to the jury phase after late-night arguments. The state contends they restrained Hyatt as Roy Kirk shot him, with Kirk later killed in a scuffle over the firearm. The defense argues the women acted as peacemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadesboro
Bessie Phifer
Frank Wright
Sidney Hyatt
Here
Hyatt
Roy Kirk
Kirk
Chicago produce prices show slight changes in dairy markets
Chicago April 16 AP butter listed at 10 523 steady with no price change. Eggs at 28 737 firmer with local extra firsts at 22 percent, cars 2294, fresh graded firsts local 21 percent, cars 2214, current receipts 21 percent, storage or extras 23 percent, storage packed firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pearson Bumgardner Wedding Announced
Thomasville couple Ellen Almetta Pearson and Lonnie Howard Bumgardner wed in Danville Virginia on April 1 1937 with a ring ceremony The bride wore navy attire The couple will reside at 132 West Main Street Thomasville North Carolina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
B. Frank Pearson
Ellen Almetta
Lonnie Howard Bumgardner
James M. Shelburn
Danville
Lonnie Bumgardner
West Main Street
Thomasville, N. C
Country Club Dinner Dance at Emerywood This Saturday
Emerywood Country club reminds members of a dinner dance at the clubhouse tomorrow evening. The event starts at 7 30 with dinner served as John Peddicord and his orchestra provide music. Peddicord is a familiar High Point performer. Plans aim for a large April audience of members and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Peddicord
Birth Announcement for Marvin Stinson at Guilford General
Mr and Mrs J M Epps of 921 Rosewood avenue announce the birth of a son Marvin Stinson on April 15 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Epps
Rosewood Avenue
Marvin Stinson
Guilford General Hospital
Mrs. R. M. Andrews Elected Head Of State MP Women
Mrs. R. M. Andrews of 909 West College Drive Greensboro was elected president of the North Carolina branch of Women s Work of the Methodist Protestant church at the annual meeting held at Tabernacle Church nine miles south of Greensboro. She succeeds Mrs. W. C. Hammer after 28 years of service. New officers include Mrs. P. S. Kennett as assistant treasurer and others: Mrs. D. S. Coltrane, 1st vice president. Mrs. W. F. Redding Jr., 2nd vice president. Mrs. J. T. Bowman, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Guy L. Kearns, treasurer. and Mrs. W. A. Hornaday, auditor. Delegates to the General Board meeting in Atlantic City in May include Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Bowman. alternates Miss Blanche Hardee and Mrs. C. D. Sides. The group also supported the Huigh Point Children’s Home and contributed 717 dollars to High Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Tabernacle Church
Greensboro
W. C. Hammer
P. S. Kennett
D. S. Coltrane
W. F Redding, Jr
Asheboro
J. T. Bowman
Denton
Guy L. Kearns
W. A. Hornaday
General Board of Women's Work
Atlantic City
N. J
Andrews
Bowman
Blanche Hardee
Enfield
C. D. Sides
Concord
Lewis E. Teague
City
Eugene A. Lambe
T. L. Spease
Winston- Salem
J. Clyde Allman
Thomasville
Huigh Point
High Point College
Mrs Roosevelt Tours Charleston Gardens During Southeast Trip
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt continued a southeast motor tour and stayed in Charleston. She paused at Middleton Place Gardens and spoke with Mayor Burnet R Maybank before tea at a friend's home as plans for future travel remained undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Raney Contract Carrier Authority Denied
A joint Interstate Commerce Commission board recommended denying George P. Raney of Charleston South Carolina operating authority as a contract motor carrier between points in eastern North and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
George P. Raney
Charleston
S.C
Pstem North
South
Caroina
Musical Art Club Meets Monday Night
The Musical Art Club will meet Monday evening at eight o clock at Emerywood Country Club for its April gathering. Mrs. T T Amos will lead the program presented by out of town artists. Miss Carolyn Ball of Woman's College Greenville S C will be pianist and Dupre Rhame of Furman University will sing with Mrs Rhame on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
T.T. Amos
Carolyn Ball
Woman's College
Greenville
S. C
Dupre Rhame
Furman University
Rhame
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Teague
Virginia Tatum
Tatum
Cronellan Society
the Carolinian
Elizabeth Bennet
Ernest S. Wall
Mrs. Harriss
Domi
Menser Xaae
Serkinsons Suc
Match Point Bridge
Moffitt's
North Main
Miss Tomlinson
Miss McCain
Phi Beta Kappas
Vance Fulp, Jr
Bob Wilson
Smith
Esther McKaughn
Allie
Ida Mae Higgins
Lara Beard
Edward Holder
David Lee MceKaughn
George
Paul Fulp
Samuel Allen
Marion
R. H. Whitaker
Edgar E. Shore
Philip Korner
Wood Black
H. W. Kirk
Salisbury
Charles Adams
Wilmington
Messers
Eugene Paddison
Mount Airy
Howard Paddison
Savannah
J. R. Paddison
Paddison
T. R. Wolfe
R. C. Morris
Mary Linville
Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
James T. Justice, Sr
Live Y
Ers
Vicks VA
M. P. Women’s Work
Mrs. Roosevelt
John Womble
Swain Street
Es Cees
Dr. Pierce
Hutchen’s Bakery
Geneva Motors
North Main St
Rigidaire
At, N. C
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