Bridge Shower Honors Mrs. Harry Alexander at Home
A Saturday bridge gathering at 910 Rotary hosted by Mrs. J G Fett honored Mrs. Harry Alexander formerly Patte Jordan. Tables played for a Douvennet set won by Mrs. W F Bailey with Mrs. E Johnson high. low went to Mrs. Holton and Mrs. J H McCall. Gifted prizes included hand embroidered pillowcases and pottery bowls as spring colors of yellow and green framed floral decor.
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Saturafternoon
J. G. Fett
Rotary
Harry Ander
Patte Jordan
W. F. Bailey
Holton
J. H
C. Howard White
L. E. Klutz
J. C. Moore
Rupert Pickens
Albert Rowley
Lawton Dutton
John Clinard, Jr
Carson Burns
E. G. Watkins
J. H. McCall
R. F. J. Johnson
Ethel Charwick
Louise Cooke
Mildred Wessinger
Ruth Simpson
Lucille Barnett
Elizabeth Crowell
Rosalene Ruscoe
Katherine Cox
Jane Lowe
Virginia Wall
Fern Daniels
Irene Holton
Mary Brantley
F W Auxiliary Hosts Department Council Meeting
North Carolina Depart Council meeting of the Auxiliary to the Veterans in Wars will be held at the local Auxiliary hall on Washington Street with Audrey W. Garrett from Graham, Inc. opening session at 11 this morning. Lunch will follow and the afternoon session resumes with department officers and council members taking part. Members include Ruby Snider Antonia Blomberg Millie Cecil and Lily Hutchison. Additional units from Burlington Graham Wilmington Charlotte Greensboro Winston Salem and Lumberton attended.
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North Carolina
Washington Street
Audrey W. Garrett
Graham, Inc
Mesdames Ruby Snider
Antonia Blomberg
Millie Cecil
Lily Hutchison
Americanism Department
High Point
Burlington
Graham
Wilmington
Charlotte Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Lumberton
Parent Teacher Congress In Charlotte Next Week
The North Carolina Parent Teacher Congress gathers in Charlotte with the Hotel Charlotte as headquarters. Delegates including Mrs. W. B. of Raleigh and Dr. Ben Lacy discuss social welfare education and parent study programs, with leaders from the University of North Carolina and Columbia University. A reception, exhibits, and officer elections are planned for 2,000 delegates.
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Parent - Teacher Congress
Charlotte
North Carolina Congress
Finn Charlotte
Hotete
W. B
Raleigh
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
Ben Lacy
Union Theoro- Seminary
Richmond Cress
Parent Education
Spe
Woman's College
Greens
Sidonie
W. T. Best
Public Welfare
Thomas O'Berry
North Carolina
Anna Cassat
Schroder
Parent-Teacher Council
Board of Managers
W. A. White, Jr
Jamestown
Harold D. Meyer
University of North Carolina
Mothersinger
Cloverdale
Congress
Coterien Club Sets 2 PM Meeting at Elwood Hotel
The Coterien club meets this afternoon at the Elwood hotel at 2 o clock to plan the graduation ball scheduled for May 29. All members are urged to attend.
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Coterien Club
Elwood
G. and W. ad stirs seam of Hal Kemp controversy
The piece riffs on a G and W whiskey ad featuring Hal Kemp with a cocktail recipe. It notes public reaction from Winchell and shows Kemp denying knowledge of the ad as advertisers push back. It also covers political shifts with Willis H. Slane named congressman elect and lighthearted local vignettes among Elwood clubmen and a comic scene ending with Margot.
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Winchellersin
Jiminy No
Walter Winchell
Hal Kemp
Kemp
Manhattan
Hotel Pennsylvania
Local residents noted in Trinity weekend visits and travels
Brevard College president E. J. Coletrane spends the weekend in Trinity visiting his mother and sister. Several Trinity residents are mentioned with health updates, and others are away for travel or family matters including trips to New York City Philadelphia and Washington.
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E. J. Coletrane
Brevard College
Trinity
M. A. Coletrane
A. B. Coletrane
C. B. Stainback
New York City
Beavans
Thomasville Phi Beta Club Program On River Thames
Mrs Paul Newton led a Phi Beta Club program on the River Thames at Mrs C H Newby s home on West Main Street. The session featured a map tracing from source to London with comments on castles and river life. Prizes were awarded to Doris Myers and Rebecca Stone. guests from High Point and Greensboro attended.
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Thomasville
Paul Newton
Thames
Phi Beta Club
C. H. Newby
West Main Street
London
Meade Hite
Charlies Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
Ralph Wilson
Lois Johnson
Mamie Herris
Robert Lambeth
Greensboro
J. A. Morris
High Point
Mesdames E. L. Webb
G. T. Alexander
P. M. Sherrill
Zed Griffith
Roland Holton
Mrs Palmer Hosts United Daughters of the Confederacy Meeting
Mrs J A Palmer entertained the Brierfield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy Friday afternoon at her Salem street home with Miss Margaret Woodard as associate hostess. President Miss Sallie McCracken presided. chaplain Mrs B J Poe led devotions on The Magnificence of a 4. Woodard led a Missouri program in The Cavalcade of States series. A green and white themed ice course featured a valley lily spray on each plate.
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J. A. Palmer
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Salem Street
Margaret Woodard
Sallie McCracken
B. J. Poe
Missouri
Lucille Allen and Ray Swaim Married in Thomasville
Announcement states the marriage of Miss Lucille Allen to Mr. Ray Swaim both of Thomasville. Rev. W R Jenkins of the Methodist church performed the ceremony at the parsonage on Saturday April 11 with a small gathering. The bride wore a navy costume with white accessories and carried a shoulder corsage of valley lilies.
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Lucille Allen
Ray Swaim
Thomasville
W. R. Jenkins
Methodist Church
Mrs. Walter Rapp Hosts Thursday Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Walter Rapp entertained the Thursday Bridge club at her Park Avenue home. Two tables played in the living room with yellow rose shrubs and iris. Miss Mamie Harris was high scorer and won a crystal salt and pepper set. Mrs. G. W. Lyles took second prize a crystal salt and pepper set. a dresser scarf also went to Mrs. Lyles. Mrs. John Crowell received an hors d oeuvres dish. Refreshments followed for Miss Memie Harris and several guests.
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Walter Rapp
Thursday
Park Avenue
Mamie Harris
G. W. Lyles
Mrs. Lee Rice Returns Home From High Point Visit
Mrs. Lee Rice returns to her home on Fisher Ferry street after spending most of the winter with her daughter Mrs. W. M. Barker on Tittiston street in High Point. Miss Willa Mae Everhart is recovering at Burrus Memorial hospital after treatment.
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G. W. King
Tabor Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Louise Creech
Beat Street
Lee Rice
Fisher Ferry Street
W. M. Barker
Tittiston Street
High Point
Willa Mae Everhart
Salem Academy Student Returns After Spring Break
Miss Virginia Boyles, a Salem Academy student, returned Wednesday to resume her studies after spending the spring holidays at her home.
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Virginia Boyles
Salem Academy
Burbank Garden Club Plans Pilgrimage Visit Guilford College
The Burbank Garden club will hold a pilgrimage to Guilford College to visit gardens, meeting at Miss Pearl Idol's 1223 North Main Street Tuesday at 1 30. If rain, the meeting moves to Mrs H G Owens 1115 Council Street Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
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Burbank Garden Club
Guilford College
Miss Pearl Idol
North Main Street
H. G. Owens
Council Street
Miss Canolia Geddie to Wed C W Haley
Miss Canolia Geddie, daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Geddie of Fayetteville, engages to C W Haley of High Point. The couple plans an early summer wedding. Geddie teaches at Oak Hill school and Haley works with Ilder ton Motor company in High Point.
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High Point
E. C. Geddie
Fayetteville
Canolia
C. W. Haley
Geddie
Oak Hill School
Haley
Ilderton Motor Company
Miss Vivian Browne Weds James E. Willoughby in Chat ham
Miss Vivian Browne and James Edwin Willoughby united in marriage at 5 30 PM in Chat ham Virginia on Saturday April 11 with Rev. R G Mclees officiating. The bride wore a navy blue ensemble with grey accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses and sweetpeas. They will reside at 507 Carter Street.
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Vivian Browne
James Edwin Willoughby
Chatham
R. G. Mclees
Presbyterian Church
Nathan Napier
Margaret Vaught
Harold Kearns
W. V. Browne
W. E. Willoughby
Dayton Street
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Carter Street
Two Too Many Puts On Lively High School Comedy
A senior high school dramatic group performed the three act comedy Two Too Many in the school auditorium on Friday night to a large appreciative audience. The plot follows Mrs Sophia Winkworth choosing an heir among three nephews as the estate is to be willed in six months triggering humorous misadventures. An audience pleasing orchestra provided music between acts.
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Sophia Winkworth
Elite Club Meets With Ruth Combs For Weekly
The Elite club held its weekly meeting Friday night at Ruth Coombs home. President Gladys Stone opened the meeting and plans for a party were discussed. After the business a club song was sung with Coombs at the piano. Members socialized then refreshments were served and the group looked ahead to next Friday when initiation will be staged at Nancy Murrows home.
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Ruth Coombs
Gladys Stone
Miss Coombs
Virginia Welch
Blanche Harbin
Marie Friddle
Carlene Welch
Nancy Mu
Foust to Speak at Allen P T A Meeting
Thomas R. Foust superintendent of Guilford county public schools will address the Allen Jay P T A on the subject of the coming school supplement election. A high school glee club quartet will provide the musical program. Parents and patrons are invited.
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Allen Jay P.T. A
Thomas R. Foust
Guilford County Public Schools
Glee Club
Evening Garden Club Meeting This Week
The Tuesday meeting of the Evening Garden Club at Montheu Avenue will be hosted by Mrs. Arthur Ridge. Regular monthly session with John J. Blair addressing the group on Birds and Flowers using slides.
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Arthur Ridge
Montheu Avenue
John J. Blair
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames C. T. Ingram, Sr
Rodney Snow
Lovely Afternoon Tea Honors Mr. And Mrs. Harry Alexander
A wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander held Saturday April 11 is noted in a tea reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Willis Slane at their West Emerywood home. Eighty five guests attended from five to seven, with a formal receiving line and a decorated dining room table featuring periwinkle lilies tulips and Dresden figurines.
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Harry Alexander
Willis Slane
West Emerywood
Sherbrook Road
Horace Haworth
Harry Brockmann
Alexander
Gordon Clark
Martha Deaton
Jake Froelich
Rupert Pickens
R. T. Amos
Forrest Murray
Mesdames Norwood Bowne
Frank Wineskie
Good Will Garden Club Delays Meeting To April 29
The Good Will Garden Club will not meet this week as scheduled. President Mrs T A Tilden says the regular meeting is moved to Wednesday April 29. Members should note the date change while an announcement on next week’s meeting is planned amid plans for a wild flower expedition.
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Good Will Garden Club
T. A. Tilden
H P Garden Club Members Meet Wednesday Morning
High Point Garden club members plan a tour to Mrs. R D Douglas garden and Winston Salem flower mart. They will meet at Mrs. Carter Dalton's Johnson street home Wednesday at 9 o clock before departure. Rain will cancel the trip per secretary Mrs Mre 8 H Tomlinson.
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High Point Garden Club
R. D. Douglas
Winston Salem
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