Pentagon Club Sets Spring Dance at Emerywood Club
The Pentagon club completed plans for its annual spring dance to be held Friday April 25 at Emerywood Country Club. The Swing club orchestra of High Point College directed by Bernard Kimrey will play. about 325 guests are invited. Bids invite guests to dance as the guest of the Pentagon club from nine till one, with present card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Emerywood Country Club
Swing Club
High Point College
Bernard Kimrey
Pilot Club Holds Evening Meeting at Sheraton Hotel
The Pilot club's board met at the Sheraton with eleven members attending. President Miss Grace Baker chaired a full club session in the Blue Room. Copies of the constitution and bylaws were distributed and plans set for the district meeting at Myrtle Beach on April 19-20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Blue Room
Grace Baker
Myrtle Beach C
Miss Baker
Mrs Dozier Fetes Miss James At Tea Saturday
Mrs Emma West Dozier hosts a tea at the Sheraton hotel honoring Miss Lucille James bride elect. Engagement to John Farrington announced. wedding planned later this month. Tea held Saturday April 19 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Sheraton room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille James
Emma West Dozier
Sheraton Hotel
James
John Farrington
Sheraton
J. E. Millis
Harriss Covington
Embassy Club
Sedgefield
Miss Amos
Mr. Idol
Sheraton Room
Social calendar lists teas dinners and a wedding blast
The schedule covers tea honors for Miss Amos and Mr Idol at Emerywood and other events from Wednesday to Saturday. Hostesses include Mrs. Fred P. Ingram Mrs. Morris Jones and Miss Eloise Ingram at Emerywood. Evening receptions at the Sky Club and Embassy Club, plus a church wedding at Wesley Memorial and a reception at the Amos home in Emerywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Eleanor Amos
Miss Amos
Wesley Memorial Church
Grady Goldston, Jr
Emerywood Country Club
Fred P. Ingram
Morris Jones
Lawson Ingram
Eloise Ingram
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Israel Bloom
Edgedale Drive
Double M Club Hears Mrs Dobson on Girl Scout Camp
Mrs Joe Dobson field director of the Girl Scout council spoke at the Double M club luncheon at the YWCA about the new Girl Scout camp. She outlined proposed climate plans and current and future facilities. Forty two members attended as Mesdames Dunivant and Lewis were welcomed and four visitors were recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dobson
Girl Scout Council
Double M Club
YWCA
Vislage
R. Dyer
Kermit Sloop
J. E.oe
Addison Raws
Keswick Colony
Mesdames
Roby Yarborough
Joe West
C. H. Stout
Darrell Bulla
Ladies' Bridge Luncheon Leads Emerywood Club
Duplicate and contract bridge dominated the weekly ladies luncheon at Emerywood country club. Mesdames C. S. Beaver and J. T. Ryan topped North-South in duplicate, with J. Y. Thompson and L. W. Flythe as runners-up. East-West leaders were R. D. Tillson and C. G. Mackintosh, followed by W. E. Outen and J. Hauschild. contract table winner was Mrs. R. B. Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
C. S. Beaver
J. T. Ryan
J. Y. Thompson
L. W. Flythe
R. D. Tillson
C. G. Mackintosh
W. E. Outen
J. ©. Hauschild
R. B. Culler
Diapers Supplied Area Wide Including Thomasville and Asheboro
A diaper service reports ongoing regular deliveries and invites new customers immediately. Serving Thomasville and Asheboro, the agency asks readers to write or phone for contact.
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Thomasville
Asheboro
Rotarians Observe Ladies Night At Emerywood Club
Rotary Club celebrated Ladies Night at Emerywood Country Club with nearly two hundred attendees including district governor Joe Ross Jr and guests. Roy S. Braden delivered the main remarks while Bill Kelly and Gerald Bryant provided musical highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
Roy S. Braden
Rotary Club
Emerywood Country Club
Rotary Annes
Rotary
Joe Ross, Jr
Ross
Asheboro
Stuart Burton
Thomasville
Jones
Braden
Toledo Hostesses Honor Miss Grubb With Dessert Bridge
Miss Marguerite Murray entertained fourteen guests at her Parkway home in Toledo for a dessert bridge honoring visitor Miss Marie Grubb. High score prize went to Miss Sarah Hutchens, runner up to Miss Mary Anne Thomas. sachets and lipsticks awarded to several guests. Mrs John H Grubb and Mrs Forrest H Murray hosted a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club afterward for bridge club members and select guests.
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Marie Grubb
Toledo
Ohio
Marguerite Murray
Parkway
Sarah Hutchens
Mary Anne Thomas
Sachets
John H. Grubb
Grubb
Forrest H. Murray
Emerywood Country Club
Bridge Club
J. W. Lindsay
Farrell Gray
Murray
Altrusans Attend 30th Birthday Banquet in Salisbury
Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock and seventeen High Point Altrusa members joined Salisbury and district representatives at the annual birthday banquet marking Altrusa founding. Dr. Ruth Shaver spoke on WAC experiences and world peace. A three tier cake and white dove decor highlighted the event with musicians Provost and Randleman performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Rothrock
Altrusa Clubs
High Point
Altrusa Club
Salisbury
Salisbury Club
Altrusa
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Hickory
Ruth Shaver
Woman's College
Shaver
Woman's Army Corps
WAC
America
Margaret L. Wyatt Penered
Lois Marsh
Rothrock
Guy Propst
David Randleman
Propst
Mandalay
Altrusans
Lois Welborn
Virginia Ryan
Madeline Hoover
Beatrice Crouch
Hazel Johnson
Dorothy Forward
Mesdames
Charlotte Guy
Edna Ross
Rose Thurman
Mabel Hargett
Louise Abernathy
Vera Smith
Evelyn Sutton
Mabe
Mne Coleen Mentz
Mary Balla
Variety Club Hosts Dinner Meeting at Asia Restaurant
The Variety club met Monday evening at the Asia restaurant for a dinner meeting with about fifteen members, led by president Miss Marie Slaughter. After dinner the group attended a movie, and Miss Joyce Johnson was announced as hostess for the next gathering at her Park Street home.
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Asia Restaurant
USO
Marie Slaughter
Joyce Johnson
Park Street
Friendly Garden Club Cancels Tomorrow Meeting
The Friendly Garden club announces it will not meet tomorrow at Mitchell Grove church. The group will reconvene the following Tuesday, April 22, at nine o'clock to continue the grounds beautification project.
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Friendly Garden Club
Mitchell Grove
Piedmont Cotillion Club Reorganizes At Country Club
The Piedmont Cotillion Club held a reorganization at Emerywood Country Club with about thirty former members. Gilbert Clinard was reelected president, Malcom Moore secretary, Joe Temple treasurer, and Roger Edwards vice president. A board of governors includes R T Amos J T Armstrong William Hayes James Foscue Jack Thomas Joe Brinson O Arthur Kirkman Willard Leathers. The board will meet next week to plan a dance as the first social function of the year. The club, formerly known as the Piedmont German club, is the oldest social club in the city.
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Piedmont Cotillion Club
Emerywood Country Club
Gilbert Clinard
Malcom Moore
Joe Temple
Roger Edwards
R. T. Amos
J. T. Armstrong
William Hayes
James Foscue
Jack Thomas
Joe Brinson
Nature Study Club Postpones Field Trip
The Nature Study Garden club postpones its field trip planned for tomorrow. Members will meet at 10:00 AM at Mrs J W Montgomery’s home with Mrs Fred Gordy as associate hostess. The new date will be announced later and the trip likely moved to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Study Garden Club
J. W. Montgomery
Fred Gordy
VFW Auxiliary Elects New President At Broad Street Meet
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the VFW home on Broad Street with newly elected president Mrs Kathryn Gallimore presiding. She pledged support and urged cooperation as officers and committee chairs were appointed. About 25 members attended and a social hour followed.
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The
Veterans of Foreigners
VFW
Broad Street
Kathryn Gallimore
Wayside Garden Club Hears Birds Program at Mrs J W Thomas
The Wayside Garden Club met at Mrs J W Thomas with President Mrs C B Mattocks opening the meeting with flowers talk and a poem. Mrs Mattocks spoke on the Duke flower show and a luncheon with the national president. delegates were chosen for Asheville May 14 15 and plans for the April 25 27 garden tour were announced. Mrs Haworth presented a birds program tracing development from reptile stage to modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
J. W. Thomas
Otteray Drive
C. B. Mattocks
Mattocks
Durham
Sedgefield
J. F. Hayden
John Sheloff
J. E. Marsh
Asheville
C. C. Haworth
AAUW Symphony Group hears Mrs Mehan on Dvorak No.5
The Symphony Enjoyment group of the AAUW heard Mrs. Floyd D. Mehan analyze Dvorak’s Symphony No. 5 in E minor from The New World. She discussed influences from black and Indian idioms, cyclic structure, and the Largo, noting Fisher’s lyric Goin’ Home and the English horn solo. Verona Blalock hosted. a refreshment course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aauw Symphony Enjoyment Group
A.A.U.W
Floyd D. Mehan
Lexington Avenue
Dvorak
Jose Iturbi
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Farm area yields over 100000 turkeys annually
The region spanning Onslow Pender Bladen Wayne and Sampson counties produces more than 100 000 turkeys each year, highlighting its significant poultry output and agricultural scale.
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Onslow, Pender, Bladen, Wayne and
Sampson
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