Miss Pope and Abels Share Honors At Stewart Bridge Party
Miss Eleanor Pope bride elect shared honors with Mrs. MacLean B. Leath and Miss Betty Jo Abels at a bridge party hosted by Miss Dorothy Stewart on Lindsay Street. Four tables played with spring flowers as centerpiece. Miss Caroline Dalton won a rose bowl. Hosts and guests enjoyed a salad course afterward. Pope to wed Charles T. Rawls of Richmond. Leath recently married, and Abels to move to Florida with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Pope
MacLean B. Leath
Betty Jo Abels
Florida
Dorothy Stewart
Bridge
Lindsay Street
Miss Pope Wil
Charles T. Rawls
Richmond
First Presbyterian Church
Leath
Lillian Agnew
Burkeville
High
Caroline Dalton
Pepe
Abels
Eau de Cologne
H. L. Pope
C. D. Eakes
Lumberton
Miss Pope
Sarah Lacey Toyplinson
Helen Marie Sheloff
Jean Hunt
Katherin Kearns
Josephine Jackson
Mildred Crowder
Betty Hardin
Mesdames Earl Phillips
Henry Betts
Gilbert Clinard
C. T. Ingram, Jr
William Jarrell
Ladies Win Openers at Emerywood Golf Event
Mesdames Marlowe and Wall led with low net and low gross scores in the Emerywood Country Club Ladies Day season opener with 28 entries. Betsy Dunkelberger chairs the committee. the tournament runs biweekly with pairings drawn after a brief noon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Marlowe
Wall
E.C. C
T. A. Marlowe
Matt Wall
Emerywood Country Club
Ben Cooper
Elliott S. Wood
Emerywood Ladies’ Golf Association
Jean Hardin
H. S. Dunkelberger
Eligi
YWCA Luncheon Showcased Mexican Trip Slides
About fifty members gathered at the Adams Memorial building for the April YWCA membership luncheon. Frank Wineskie displayed colored slides from his Mexico trip, with remarks on customs. Mrs. Rhodes presided, devotion by Mrs. Lambeth, and plans for the Raleigh Area YWCA meeting discussed. Floral arrangements highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Young Women's Christian Association
Adams Memorial Building
Education Committee
W. F. Bailey
Frank Wineskie
Mexico
C.H. Rhodes
M. T. Lambeth
J. G. Doggett
Raleigh
North Carolina
Virginia
Ollie Brown
Pickett Library
Spirea
Redbud
Narcissi
Miss Rachel Moser Hosts Shower For Miss Virginia Fox
Miss Rachel Moser was hostess at a kitchen shower at Guilford Sanatorium honoring Miss Virginia Fox whose engagement to Robert Williams has been announced. Guests enjoyed spring flowers, jonquils, and narcissi with games for high scores in hearts and bingo. A bride elect’s gifts were presented and attendees included Ruth Anderson, Ruth McIntyre, Elizabeth Clayton, Dr Marina Henry, Clara Lloyd, and others. Mr and Mrs J D Priest announce the birth of a son James Larry on April 15 at Guilford General Hospital. mother former Miss Lucille Spoone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Moser
Guilford Sanatorium
Virginia Fox
Robert Williams
Ruth Anderson
Ruth MclIntyre
Miss Moser
Ethel Smithy
Carrie Turnage
Florence Kimrey
Margaret Moser
Carrie McGirt
Martha Brown
Franklin Massey
Ruth McIntyre
Catherine Quindy
Elizabeth Clayton
Marina Henry
High Point
Clara Lloyd
BB. A. Swicegood
Greensboro
J. D. Priest
James Larry
Guilford General Hospital
Priest
Lucille Spoone
Social Calendar Highlights Eleanor Pope Wedding Weekend
Wednesday and Thursday events showcase local clubs and bridge games led by Miss Eleanor Pope as she prepares for her Saturday wedding to Charles T. Rawls. Public teas, meetings, and a cake cutting lead to the First Presbyterian Church ceremony at 8 p m. with ministers Conrad and Williamson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Pope
Charles T. Rawls
First Presbyterian Church
Drs. A. B. Conrad
O. C. Williamson
Scout Leaders Steak Supper Stirs Ward Street Church
Regional Conference report from Orlando Fla. notes dates for local summer camp June 14 28 and four prior troop camps. Miss Iris Rose Gibson spoke for High Point at the April conference as Mrs Mabel Burnett presided. Troop Ten of First Methodist gets a friendship balloon letter from Sophia, and Ward Street Troop 11 with Mrs S S Swanson prepared the steak supper for cooking badge progress. Rev J E McSwain and wife attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Ward Street
Ris Rose Gibson
High Point
Mabel Burnett
Ward Street Church
S. S. Swanson
J. E. McSwain
Twenty Five Colleges Send Delegates To Regional Conference
Delegates from 25 colleges in North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia will attend a regional conference of the American Federation of College Women at the University of North Carolina tomorrow. Mrs Marie Hardwig national secretary will be the principal speaker at the three day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
American Federation of College Women
University of North Carolina
Marie Hardwig
Plans For Dance Of Colony Club Friday Are Now Complete
Plans for the Colony Club dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club Friday at seven o clock are announced by president Mrs. A M Rankin Jr over a hundred cards issued in the exclusive social organization s latest event The invitation lists Emerywood Country Club High Point North Carolina and the time seven pm with RSVP noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony Club
Emerywood Country Club
A. M. Rankin, Jr
High Point
N. C
R.S. Vv
Mrs Ernest Crouch Hosts Asheboro Bride Elect in Archdale
Mrs Ernest Crouch entertained at her Archdale home to honor Miss Anne Ross of Asheboro, bride elect to Franklin Burkhead. The decor featured yellow and white flowers, iced drinks, and two games with prizes. the honoree received a silver gift while Mrs Frank D. McLeod and Miss Ross won hob-nail glasses. A sweet course concluded the evening for close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Crouch
Archdale
Anne Ross
Asheboro
Franklin Burkhead
Frank D. McLeod
Ross
Sparkling Comedy At Elm Street School Thursday Night
A three act comedy Aunt Samantha Rules the Roost will be staged by the Elm Street School Parent-Teacher Association on Thursday April 17 at 8 pm. Mrs Ray Nance portrays Aunt Samantha who ends up running for mayor opposite G W Summer as Lucien Littlefield. Polly Paine played by Mrs Morris Jones falls for grocery boy Colon Crawford aided by love potion in lemonade causing a comic fever. The cast includes Miss Margaret Andrews Mrs Neill Ruth Greene Blanche Bowers and others. Admission is charged with proceeds benefiting the school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha
Parent-Teacher Association
Elm Street
Ray Nance
Lucien Littlefield
G. W. Summer
Polly Paine
Morris Jones
Buddy Baskins
Colon Crawford
Buddy
Lucien
Sophie
Serena Simpkins
Margaret Andrews
Neill
Annie
Mission Study Series Opens At Wesley Memorial Tonight
The first of four sessions of a mission study class on Dangerous Opportunity will meet at Wesley Memorial Church in the Woman's Wesley Classroom at 7 30 tonight. Subsequent sessions will be held each of the next three Wednesdays at the same hour. Led by Rev Julian Lindsey this evening and Dr E H Blackard in later sessions the group invites men and women from the church and community to join the timely study of China missionary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Julian Lindsey
E. H. Blackard
China
Pre-School Clinics At Archdale And Trinity Schools
Preschool clinics will be held at Trinity at 9 30 and Archdale at 1 30 on Thursday. Parents with children six by October sixth or reaching six since school began are asked to bring them to the respective school. Also notes visiting Honolulu residents Clyde L Ward and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Trinity
North Carolina frees Confederate grave markers by state and federal effort
The state and federal governments will place unmarked Confederate graves with authentic markers at no cost, coordinated by the High Point United Daughters of Confederacy chapter. Relatives of soldiers named below are asked to contact committee members for marker arrangements, with dates and details provided by the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ross Poll
Broughton
North Carolina
High Point
United Daughters of Confederacy
Army
Thomasville BPWC Elects Miss Boles As President
Thomasville April 16 election of officers at the April dinner meeting of the Thomasville Business and Professional Women's Club elected Miss Nell Boles president succeeding Miss Jewell Sink. Other officers include Miss Clara Harrison first vice president and Miss Nina Sullivan treasurer. The group planned representation at the Wrightsville Beach state convention in June and welcomed a music recital by Ellen May Pegg and pupils at Main Street School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Myra Olive
Wrightsville Beach
Miss Link
Sallie McCracken
Main Street
Ellen May Pegg
Eugenia Booth
T. W. Crowson
Rachel Harvey
Eva Deaton
Peggy Shealy
Annie Ross Murphy
Amanda Wall
Church Social and Class Meetings Lead Week Notices
The First Baptist Church Home and Extension group meets at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. C C Hooks at 207 Parkway. The Queen Esther Bible class of North Main Street Baptist Church gathers at 7:30 p.m. at 1323 Welborn Street with Mrs Gladys Teague coordinating. Ward Street Circle No 3 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Ward Street Methodist Church meets at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Raymond Lawson's home. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Home and Extension Group
The
First Baptist Church
C. C. Hooks
Parkway
North Main Street Baptist Church
George Grissett
Welborn Street
Gladys Teague
le Today
Ward Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
Raymond Lawson
Little Walter Trotter Birthday Party At Home
Mr and Mrs E F Trotter hosted a party at 600 Woodbury Avenue on Saturday April 12 for their son Walter turning one. Guests enjoyed games Easter egg hunts and photos with a white cake trimmed in green leaves and roses plus a pink candle. Fifteen guests shared ice cream cake and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Boyles
Alayah Boyles
Margaret McLeod
E. F. Trotter
Woodbury Avenue
Walter
Francis Holt
Russell Hall
Eugene
Charlott Harkey, Jr
Fred Farlow
Gladis
Bobbie Hall
Larance
Jimmie Tedder
Ada Frazier
Edgar Hartley to Speak at Colonial Drive PTA Meet
Edgar Hartley, secretary of the High Point YMCA, will address the Thomasville Colonial Drive Parent-Teacher Association at the school on Thursday at 3 PM. Mrs. Frank Murr presides, guiding the first meeting of the new term and directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Edgar Hartley
High Point
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting Set for Thomasville
The 17th annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of Winston Salem Presbytery will be held in Thomasville tomorrow and Friday, with sessions likely covering church activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary of Presbytery
Thomasville
Woman's Auxiliary of Winston
Silver Tea At Church Of Christ Parsonage
Mrs E B Patterson and Mrs W D Helsabeck will host a silver tea at the new Church of Christ parsonage Thursday from 3 to 5 pm. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Parsonage
E. B. Patterson
Alrs
W. D. Helsabeck
People Miss Hutchens Returns to Salem Academy After Easter
Miss Sara Elizabeth Hutchens returns to Salem Academy after spending Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs G E Hutchens. Billy Gray returns from Spring Hope where he stayed with Dr Lee Wireless family. Mrs W J Hutchinson of Charlotte visits daughter Mrs J A Gray at 308 Lindsay Street. Miss Rosa Sutherland confined to bed with serious eye trouble for three weeks at 212 Steele Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Green
Spring Street
Baylis H. Earle
Greenville
S. C
Earle
Raleigh
Seymour F. McMillan
Dess M. Gurganus
Gurganus
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
D. M. Jester
Ann
Mary Lois
Timberland
Jesters
N. A. McDonald
S. L Pollock
Rebecca
Lee
Kinston
C. L. Pollock
Pollock
Lucy Neal Fuller
Laurinburg Schools
A. W. Fuller
F. L. Andrews
Mount Gilead
William van Lier
Lucille James
Homer Sink
Olin Hinkle
Sara Elizabeth Hutchens
Salem Academy
Mrs
G. E. Hutchens
Billy Gray
Spring Hope
Dr. Lee Wireless
W. J. Hutchinson
Charlotte
J. A. Gray
Lindsay Street
Rosa Sutherland
Steele Street
Forbidden Entry Blocks Indian Traveler at Border
The United States, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua refuse Nemo Yaksan, a 43 year old Indian, entry at their borders due to lacking a birth certificate. The case highlights border control hurdles for stateless or undocumented travelers amid strict identity verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
el Salvador
Nicarague
Nemo Yaksan
Eight US presidents born British subjects
Eight presidents including George Washington and John Adams were British subjects at birth. The list extends to Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, and William Henry Harrison reflecting colonial-era nationality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William Henry Harrison
Dodamead Illustrates At Allen Jay PTA Meeting
T E Dodamead artist photographer of High Point spoke at the Allen Jay School PTA meeting. He presented several drawings with explanations and closed by Kipling's When Earth's Last Picture Is Painted. The primary orchestra performed three numbers and officers for next year were elected: president Bob Murray, vice president Mrs Wall, treasurer Mrs Dewey English, secretary Mrs Eileen McCuloch, assistant secretary Mrs D M Morgan, chaplain Marvin Cashatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
L. R. Pons
T. E. Dodamead
High Point
Bob Murray
Wall
Dewey English
Eileen McCuloch
D. M. Morgan
Marvin Cashatt
Rev And Mrs Hartzell In Rockingham For Visit
Mrs Betty Long returned to her home in Rockingham after an extended visit with Rev and Mrs Howard S Hartzell on Guilford Avenue. They attended a tea at the country club for Miss Helen Long whose betrothal to David Foltelle was announced. Mr Hartzell will join his wife in Rockingham and attend a family outing at Dr Z F Longs cabin near Rockingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Long
Rockingham
Howard S. Hartzell
Mrs. Long
Guilford Avenue
Fay Barwick
Hartzell
Z. F. Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Larry Priest
Guilford General
California
Quality Shoe Store
Pentagon Club
Clarine Furgurson
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Al.Schwartz
Colonial Drive
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Doak Finch
Wild Flower Garden Club
Arlington Drive
John C. Abels
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
North Main Street
Collier Ellis, Jr
H. W. McCain
Pope-Rawls
R. L. Pope
Ward St. Church
Dance of Colony Club
Ann Ross
Elm Street School
Wesley Memorial
Mrs. Clyde Ward
Honolulu
Hawaii
Clyde L. Ward
Clyde Ward, Jr
U.D.C
I. Irvin Paylor
Brentley Circle
Roland Park
A. T. Wishtert
George T. Wood
Boulevard
W. A. Bivins
Worth Street
Hi. P. Morrison
Thomasville Bpwc
Miss Boles
Hilda Long
Nel Loflin
Jerry Neil Jester
Madge Peace
Virginia Cook
Dorothea Patterson
Frances Williams
Lanada Brooks
Marcie Black
Sallie R. Williams
Nancy Bodenheimer
Lois Russell
Blanche Myers
Rena Bray
Mary Elizabeth May
Billy Long
Bobby Rapp
Thomasville Garden Club
Wade Kennerly
College Street
Reuben Bavender
Hollis . Russell
Marvin Hiatt
Mesdames M. A. McMahon
Cliff Tysinger
Woodrow Hall
Virgil Ward
Emory Perryman
Jesus
Ld, JR
George
Cross
Christ
Dudley Tyng
Philadelphia
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N
Walter Trotter
Thomasville Group
P.T. A
Allen Jay P.T. A. Meet
Mrs. Hartzell
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Arcade Amusement Company
Arcade
the Guild OF Tomlinson Quality Dealers
South
Tomlinson Exhibition Building
Quality Furniture CO
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