University Women Plan Sixth State Meet in Raleigh
The North Carolina division of the American Association of University Women will hold its sixth annual conference in Raleigh on April 21 and 22 with hostesses from the Raleigh branch. Delegates will tour the city, enjoy tea at Peace Junior College, and hear speakers including Dr. Walter Lingle and tributes to Elizabeth Avery Colton and Alice Baldwin.
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Raleigh
H. A. White
S. R. Matthews
Meek Beard
Royal Organization
North Carolina
American Association of University Women
Sesson
White
Miss Beard
Matthews
Katherine Allen
Meredith College
Faculty of
Peace Junior College
State Group
Walter Lingle
Davidson College
University
Meredith College Glee Club
University Women
Edinburgh
Mary Lynch Johnson
Meredith
Elizabeth Avery Colton
Alice Baldwin
Local Family Visits and Recoveries Mentioned
Mrs. D. L. Crook and children Mary Evelyn and Lomax returned to Alabern after visiting Mr. Crook and Mrs. Lomax on English street. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nance and daughters Janie Frances and Ernestine returned to Raleigh after Easter with Mrs. Macy Rimer on Tipton street. Mrs. S. D. Petts was moved back to Burrus Memorial hospital for further treatment after an operation. Friends report Mrs. Dewey Garrett recovering after an operation at General hospital. Mrs. M. J. Embler is recovering nicely after two weeks illness at 123 Briggs avenue.
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D. L. Crook
Mary Evelyn and
Lomax
Albemarne
Mr. Crook
Mrs. L. C. Lomax
English Street
W. E. Nance
Janie Frances
Ernestine
Raleigh
Mrs. Nance
Macy Rimer
Tipton Street
Dewey Garrett
A General Hospital
M. J. Embler
Briggs Avenue
Social Calendar Highlights Women Clubs This Week
Wednesday 3 30 p m Music Literature dept of the Women s club meets at Miss Margaret Sloan studio High Point college with Miss Sloan Ruth Bellamy Mary Young and Mrs G I Humphreys hosting. Thursday 1 00 p m Beta Pi club at Mrs Phil Warner s home 221 Elm Street. Friday 3 00 p m Priscilla club at Mrs C H Ellis Oteray drive 3 30 p m Philomathean club hostesses Mrs W C Jones North Main St 3 30 to 5 30 p m Mystery Tea at Mrs B S Cummings 313 Hamilton St sponsored by circle 7 First Presbyterian church public invited. 7 45 p m American Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs David Yow Edgedale Dr with Mesdames Minnie Vail Charles Hayes and Phil Warner as associate hostesses.
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Margaret Sloan
Mann
High Point College
Misses Sloan
Ruth Bellamy
Mary Young
G. I. Humphreys
Phil Warner
Beta Pi Club
Elm Street
Priscilla Club
C. H. Ellis
Oteray Drive
W. Cc. Jones
North Main Street
Philomathean Club
B. S. Cummings
Hamilton Street
Circle 7
First Presbyterian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
David Yow
Edgedale Drive
Mesdames
Minnie Vail
Charles Hayes
Hollywood Sailors Inspire Everyday Hat Trend
Hollywood fashion notes describe multiple celebrities adopting sailor hats in public life. Murial Evans strings a checked sailor with a velvet bow, while Sheila Terry wears a midnight blue ensemble featuring a white pique sailor. Other stars such as Benita Hume Patricia Ellis Marion Nixon Ruby Keeler also pair outfits with white bands or hats, signaling a widespread trend.
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Hollywood
Murial Evans
Sheila Terry
Cocoanut Grove
Benita Hume
Patricia Ellis
Alexander Leftwich
Reginald Owen
Marion Nixon
Buddy Rogers
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Legion Post opposes sales tax in proposed measure
Andrew Jackson Post 87 American Legion met in regular session and adopted a resolution opposing any general or specific sales tax. The resolution will be sent to department headquarters and state legislators urging defeat of tax bills. May meetings adjusted due to election use of the Legion Hall.
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Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Department
Legion Hall
D. D. Arden
Arden
Beer revenue outlook grows as beer legality spreads
Washington reports renewed hope that federal beer revenues will exceed earlier estimates as state legislatures move quickly toward legalization. Former secretary Ogden Mills projected 16 certain markets and 9 potential, naming Arizona to Wisconsin as definite and several others as possible if nationwide legality is achieved.
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Mills
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New York
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Indiana
New Hampshire
Delaware
Illinois
Louisiana
Minnesota
Vermont
Washington Man Visits High Point Relative
David Rones of Washington, a former High Point resident, is spending a few days in town as the guest of his son, Max Rones.
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David Rones
Washington
High Point
Max Rones
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