Opening of 47th N C Federation Convention in Goldsboro
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs begins its 47th convention in Goldsboro April 19 with keynote speakers from Richmond and Baltimore. The Goldsboro Woman's Club hosts the event, marks its 50th anniversary, and showcases a large program including music, art, and a garden tour. Local officials and club leaders plan sessions, workshops, and social events across three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Doak
N. C. Federation of Women’s Clubs
North Carolina
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Maryland
General Federation
Council of Foreign Clubs
Goldsboro
Charles P. Gaylor
Harrell
James A. Gupton
Federation
Gupton
John S. Forrest
Hendersonville
Edwin P. Brown
Morefreesboro
Leslie E. Barnhardt
Charlotte
Richard S. Horan
Stella Scurlock
Youth Conservation Committee
GFWC
William Street
J. Henry Highsmith
Hugh Butler
Butler
Vadame Henri A. Helb
Netherlands
Madame Jaudoin-Prom
Paris
Club Feminin de Liaison Franco-Americaine
Washington
Ralph D. Hawkins
Greensboro
Cliffs of Neuse Park
Barrie
Garden club events honor Miss Fer ree and Mr Neely
The Wayside Garden Club meets at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Cc L Amos and Mrs. H W McCain for a program on Flower Arrangements. At 3 p.m. the Utopia Study Club gathers with Mrs. Valette J Harris on Rockford Road and the Green Thumb Garden Club with Mrs. Henry Betts on Forest Hill Drive for meetings and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Cc. L. Amos
North Main Street
H. W. McCain
Utopia Study Club
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Green Thumb
Burbank
Social club meetings and events listed for Wednesday
A local notes page lists garden clubs Beta Sigma Phi and Canterbury Club meetings, a YWCA program, a High Point Jewish Women gathering, and social events at Emery wood Country Club plus a Ferree Neely wedding cake cutting. It also notes Graniteville South Carolina as the oldest cotton mill still operating under its original charter at 102 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
R. V. Hayworth
Jamestown
Emerywood Country Club
Marguerite Murray
Henry Baker
Peggy Bryant
Marie Grubb
Betty Simmons
Jane Isenhour
R. T. Cottam, Jr
E. Ferree
Edna Earl Ferree
Ferree-Neely
South
Graniteville
S. C
Carden Takes Top Honors At Tri City Race
Billy Carden of Atlanta wins the Easter Sunday stock car race at Tri City Speedway with Buddy Shuman of Charlotte taking second. Bill Yow of Norfolk is injured and treated at Memorial Hospital after a fence crash. Robert Noah escapes injury after a separate crash. Earlier heats saw Carden win the 15 lap heat and Shuman prevail in the second heat with Jim Lewallen winning the consolation. Also noted were tax figures and trivia about dragonflies and Herbert Hoover's birthplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Carden
Atlanta
Tri-City Speedway
Buddy Shuman
Charlotte
Bill Yow
Norfolk
Yow
Memorial Hospital
Robert Noah
West
Noah
Carden
Jim Lewallen
Also Mentioned on This Page
NCFWC
Norman Cordon
Tobias
E. A. Neely
the Sheraton
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Optometrist
N. Main St
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Charles W. Tillett
Leslie Hohman
Duke University
Albert C. van Dusen
Northwestern University
R. B. House
University of North Carolina
J. W. Roy Norton
Mary Edith Ferree
Austin Neely
Henry Betts
Forest Hill Drive
A. M. Utley
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Y.W.C.A
Thomas Dodamead
Entre Nous Club
Morrow Mountain
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Irving Tilles
Edward Weininger
Tilles
Steele Street
North Wrenn
Kriegsman’s
Coats
Brassieres
Rayon Crepe
Kerimane
Main
Tri-City
United States
West Branch, Ia
President Herbert Hoover
Glenn
Sewing Machine CO
E. Washington
Eve
North Main
Jake Harris
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