Epitaphs Highlight W O T Club Meeting at Mrs Tomlinson’s
Prof A C Hall of Women’s College Greensboro spoke on epitaphs to the W O T Club guests at Mrs Charles F Tomlinson’s Parkway home. He shared unusual epitaphs gathered worldwide, especially New England graveyards, and noted his hobby appeal. Tea followed at a lace table with pink tulips and dense arrangements in milk glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
Charles F. Tomlinson
Parkway
A. C. Hall
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Hall
New England
Boston Choral Art Society Presents Concert Tonight
The Choral Art Society of Boston University arrives for a Wesley Memorial Church program at 8 p.m. Dr. H Augustine Smith directs a 36 voice cathedral choir with soloists and a male quartet. NBC broadcasts the choir, formed from BU students across six schools. Tickets are available through the Westey Fellowship Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choral Art Society of
Boston University
Wesley Memorial Church
H. Augustine Smith
America
Westey
Dr. Smith
New Church
Annie Laurie
NBC
Mrs A E Tate Elected President of High Point Garden Club
Mrs A E Tate was elected to head the High Point Garden Club for the coming term at yesterday's meeting hosted by Mrs S H Tomlinson on Hillcrest Drive. New officers include Mrs S H Tomlinson vice president, Mrs J D Cox recording secretary, Mrs D Ralph Parker corresponding secretary, and Mrs W A Hayes treasurer. Delegates to the Garden Club of North Carolina meeting in Durham April 25-26 are Mrs Carter Dalton Mrs A S Parker and Mrs F R Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
J. D. Cox
D. Ralph Parker
W. A. Hayes
Garden Club of North
Carolina
Durham
Carter Dalton
A. S. Parker
F. R. Taylor
Harriss Jarrell Speaks To Business Girls On European Situation
Harriss H. Jarrell returned from a three month tour of European countries and spoke to the Business and Professional Girls Club at the YWCA hut on political conditions in Europe. He discussed nationalism imperialism and militarism and urged that individuals hold power to end war. The next meeting will be at Lotus Restaurant Greensboro with members meeting at the hut at 6 15. About 35 members attended and visitors included Miss Vera Smith Miss Mona Harville and Mrs Mabel Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriss Jarrell
Harriss H. Jarrell
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Europe
Jarrell
Lotus
Greensboro
Vera Smith
Mona Harville
Mabel Campbell
Daughters Of America Plan Evening Meeting At Hall
The Washington Council four Daughters of America will meet Thursday at seven for a short business session at the hall. Afterward the group will attend a Dave Macon performance at the high school auditorium, sponsored by the Junior Order United American Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council
Number Four
Daughters of America
Dave Macon
United American Mechanics
Cooperative Members Invited to Norman Cordon Concert
Members of the High Point Cooperative Concert Association are reminded of an invitation from the Hickory association to attend Norman Cordon's concert in Hickory on April 25, next Tuesday.
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Norman Cordon
Hickory
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Hickory Association
Social calendar shows midweek club meetings and events
The Wednesday schedule lists the High Point Council of Jewish Women meeting at Woodrow Avenue with Mrs. Friedman and Miss Schwartz. Thursday hosts include the Early American Arts Club with Mrs. Ragsdale in Jamestown featuring guest speaker Mrs. Broadhurst. Entre Nous Club on West Broad Street. and the American Home Department of the Women’s Club at Lindale Farm with Mrs. Willard and guest speaker Mrs. Rhodes. Additional notes include Canterbury Club Friday at Forest Hill Drive and Emerywood Country Club dinner dance Saturday with Jack Yancey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Early American Arts Club
W. G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
Edgar Broadhurst
Greensboro
Entre Nous Club
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
American Home Department
Woman’s Club
Jack Yancey
Bulwinkle-Grainger Wedding Set in Washington
Miss Muriel Bulwinkle of High Point faculty will attend the wedding of Miss Frances McKean Bulwinkle and E Grainger Williams in Washington at the Church of the Reformation. Ushers include Lewis Bullwinkle and J R Booth. officiants are George S Bowden and Ralph Lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Muriel Bulwinkle
High Point School
Frances McKean Bulwinkle
E. Grainger Williams
Alfred Lee Bulwinkle
Gastonia
Williams
John Henry Williams
Little Rock
Arkansas
George 8. Bowden
Holy Trinity Luthern Church
Washington
Ralph Lower
Modena Lewis
Durham
Bulwinkle
William H. Williams
Lewis Bullwinkle
J. R. Booth
Miss Hilda Snyder Hosts Randleman Bridge Club
Special to The Enterprise in Randleman April 19 report Miss Hilda McSnyder entertaining her bridge club at her Main Street home. Two tables played with awards to Miss Elizabeth Brown and Mrs Frank Armfield as prizes. A salad course with coffee was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Hilda McSnyder
Bridge Club
Main Street
Elizabeth Brown
Frank Armfield
Peter Rabbit Play At Oakview School Friday Night
A play titled Peter Rabbit will be shown at Oakview School Friday night at eight o'clock. The cast features Iris Seward Mary Mack Geraldine Hedgecock Ruby Zimmerman Roy Watts Winfred Pendry Betty Lou Dean Norma Seward Joyce Tillotson Carole Overby Elinor Charles Jane Motsinger Allen Conrad Colleen Allen Mildred Anderson Nancy Swaim Betty Hedgecock Joyce Meadows Ann Anderson Joyce Dean Dawkins Anna Guier Mary Lee Jackson Jackie Stutts Doris Stamey Melba Jane Clapp Doris Peacock Jewel Davis Frances Ward Vivian Pailey Adele Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rabbit
Oakview School
Iris Seward
Mary Mack
Geraldine Hedgecock
Ruby Zimmerman
Roy Watts
Winfred Pendry
Betty Lou Dean
Norma Seward
Joyce Tillotson
Carole Overby
Elinor Charles
Jane Motsinger
Allen Conrad
Colleen Allen
Mildred Anderson
Nancy Swaim
Betty Hedgecock
Joyce Meadows
Ann Anderson
Joyce Dean Dawkins
Anna Guier
Mary Lee Jackson
Jackie Stutts
Doris Stamey
Melba Jane Clapp
Doris Peacock
Jewel Davis
Frances Ward
Vivian Pailey
Adele Barber
Women Of Moose To Meet Tonight In High Point
High Point chapter 961 Women of the Moose will meet at 7 30 this evening at their hall on Main Street. An initiation service will be held and new candidates are asked to attend. About 200 guests attended yesterday's party celebrating Marcia Norwood's third birthday in Hollywood California. she is visiting at Mrs. Louis Greenberg's home 708 Forrest Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Women of the Moose
Main Street
Marcia Norwood
Hollywood
Cal
Louis Greenberg
Forrest Avenue
Contract Club Bi Weekly Dinner Bridge At Mrs Strickland’s
The Contract Club held a bi weekly dinner bridge at Mrs Sam H Strickland’s home on Parkway with spring decor and a twelve cover dinner. Prizes included a beverage set with tray won by Mrs QO Kirkman and a china smoking set given to Mrs Russell Carleton Boyce formerly Miss Claire Hartsook of Greensboro. Attending were Mesdames Washburn Foscue McAnally Clinard Moffitt Slate Kirkman Davis Lovelace Mitchell Freeze and the guest Mrs Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Strickland
Sam H. Strickland
Parkway
QO. A. Kirkman
Russell Carleton Boyce
Claire Hartsook
Greensboro
Mrs. Boyce
Mrs. Strickland
Mesdames
Jesse Washburn
Henry Foscue
Charles W. McAnally
J. W. Clinard, Jr
James S. Moffitt
Ralph Slate
O. A. Kirkman
Philip Davis
James B. Lovelace
W. E. Mitchell
W. E. Freeze
Legion Auxiliary Names Delegation For Area Conference
The American Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs. Fred L. Gordy’s home to finalize representation for the Third Area Conference in Asheboro. Members plan Poppy Day on Memorial Day, dedicate a memorial plaque in Oakwood Cemetery, welcome new member Mrs. Max Friedman, and discuss sending a boy to summer camp as part of child welfare efforts.
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Legion Auxiliary Names
Asheboro
American Legion Auxiliary
Fred L. Gordy
Montheu Avenue
Leigh Harper
Harry Doctor
Dan D. Arden
Mesdames
R. L. Waynick
J. H. King
George Connor
W. J. Bennett
Tom Bates
N. L. Garner
al Fern
Oakwood
Max Friedman
Local Folks News and Illnesses Reported
Mrs N S Stirewall left yesterday for Spartanburg South Carolina to visit her ill mother Mrs Louisa Warren Frazier. Mrs Elizabeth Harriss Covington is spending days in New York City at the St Regis Hotel. Mrs James Franklin Blue Jr visits Mrs E M Brower at Edgedale Drive. Co J Hiatt of Archdale improves after surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors. Friends learn that Mrs E H Hege is ill at home. Six weeks old Pattie Meade Veach remains seriously ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital and cannot receive visitors.
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N.S. Stirewall
Spartanburg
S. C
Louisa Warren Frazier
Elizabeth Harriss Covington
Rockford Road
New York City
St. Regis Hotel
James Franklin Blue, Jr
Parkton
Marguerite Burress
E. M. Brower
Edgedale Drive
Co. J. Hiatt
Archdale
Burrus Memorial Hospital
2 & Friends
E. H. Hege
Elm Street
Little Pattie Meade Veach
Henry M. Veach
Birth of John Sanders Dallas Jr announced
Mr and Mrs J Sanders of 1119 Rotary Drive announce the birth of a son John Sanders Dallas Jr on Sunday night April 16 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Both mother and baby are doing nicely at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Brown
Smith Street
Charles Gray
Guilford General Hospital
J. Sanders
Rotary Drive
John Sanders Dallas, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dallas
Baby
Oak View 4 H Clubs Hold Joint Session
Oak View School 4-H Boys and Girls clubs held a joint meeting yesterday afternoon with Dorothy Bates presiding. Opal Loflin led, Arlene Hedgecock gave the devotional, and the program covered Good Grooming with several members presenting. Prizes were awarded in a shrub and vine naming contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View School
Dorothy Bates
Opal Loflin
Arlene Hedgecock
Mary Ruth Newsome
Evelyn Hedgecock
Evelyn Martin
Edith Hill
Eulala Causey
Charles Bain
Ernest Galloway
Ray Hedrick
Australia Projects Apple Harvest of Over a Million Bushels
Australia expects to grow about 1 075 000 bushels of apples this season as farmers anticipate strong output. The forecast highlights renewed orchard activity and favorable growing conditions across major growing regions.
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Australia
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a general tonic for women from wholesome herbs and roots. It claims to build physical resistance and calm nerve distress, highlighting long use and many testimonials from women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ray Street P T A Presents Living Pictures and Concert
Ray Street School Parent-Teacher Association held an evening program with the school orchestra under Miss Virginia Frank performing three selections. The chorus offered two vesper numbers, then living pictures by students featured titles and performers, followed by an exhibit of crayon, watercolor, block printing and crafts for parents in the cafeteria and office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street School Parent-Teacher Association
Virginia Frank
Chad Rogers
Ann Renfrow
Russell Blackburn
Martha Ingram
Barbara Smart
Shirley Kirkman
Warner Black
Henry Dowdy
Doris Lee Allman
Gloria Hayworth
Whistler
Margaret Southard
Cercle Francais Meeting Moves to New Location
The Cercle Francais will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Miss Claudia Dickens home 310 East Farriss Avenue. Members are asked to note the change in meeting place for this week’s weekly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francais
Claudia Dickens
East Farriss Avenue
WPA Allocates 230658 for 18 Projects in North Carolina
The WPA distributed 230658 dollars yesterday to 13 new relief projects in North Carolina. The programs will hire 706 workers across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
WPA
North Carolina
Thomasville BPWC Hears Program On Savings
The Thomasville Business and Professional Women's Club held its April dinner at Mrs. A Z Boles home with Miss Elmina Hearne in charge. Paul D Hassler spoke on savings and Social Security, after Mills Home trio sang, and a nominating committee was appointed for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Business and Professional Women’s Club
A. Z. Boles
Colonial Drive
Elmina Hearne
Margaret McLeod
Stella Wagner
Ella Dorsett
Hearne
J. C. Harris
Margaret Thompson
Myra Olive
Women Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church Meeting
The Women Auxiliary met Monday at the church with Mrs. W. G. Smith in the chair. Mrs. O. R. Hodgin was elected a church council member. Plans were made to attend the Winston-Salem Presbyterial. The program titled The Church And Education was presented by several members, and devotionals closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
W. G. Smith
O. R. Hodgin
Church Council
Winston-Salem
J. W. Hawthorne
J. O. Cook
C. H. Newby
D. M. Jester
C. R. Reid
R. D. Bevan
Ladies Aid Society meets at Boles home with Eunice Reese
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church met at the Boles home with Miss Eunice Reese as associate hostess. Miss Lois Johnson presided and Mrs. R. G. Jennings led the devotional before an interesting session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
Rosetta Boles
A. Z. Boles
Eunice Reese
Lois Johnson
R. G. Jennings
Local Delegation To Federation Meeting Return Tomorrow
Mrs. H. D. Sears leads the High Point Women’s Club delegation to the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Raleigh. The program includes the banquet and governor’s mansion tea this afternoon, with Miss Virginia Clinard and state officers Mrs. H. A. White and Mrs. Geddie Strickland. They plan to return home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Sears
High Point
Miss Mary Allen Clinard Elected President Junior Class
Miss Mary Allen Clinard of Mary Baldwin College Staunton Virginia has been chosen to lead next year's junior class. The sophomore student, daughter of Mrs J W Clinard and the late Mr Clinard, is popular with faculty and students and active in campus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Allen Clinard
Mary Baldwin
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Clinard
J. W. Clinard
Mrs Glazier Attends Regional Girl Scout Conference
Mrs Harvey William Glazier, local Girl Scout executive, travels to Macon Georgia for the Juliette Law regional conference. She will return to the Girl Scout office on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey William Glazier
Macon
Juliette Law
Glazier
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Bulwinkle-Grainger
Hilda Snyder
Allen Jay
Allen Jay Baptist Church
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C. A. Floyd
Eleanor Roosevelt
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J. Sanders Dallas, Jr
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J. E. Black
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P.T. A
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Federation
Sallie McCracken
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American Institute of Laundering
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