Reserve Council Open House Sponsored by Girl Reserve
The Girl Reserve Inter-Club Council of Senior High School hosts a formal open house at Adams Memorial Y on Saturday from 8 to 11 30 pm. Admission is ten cents with proceeds funding debts for the Regional Girl Reserve Conference at Hastings Camp June 13 to 21. Dorothy Price announces club members in charge and guest invitees. Tickets are required and signed by a club member. Drinks and crackers will be sold all evening.
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Adams Memorial Y
Campty Hastings
Dorothy Price
ter-Club
Sara Atchins
Barridine Patterson
Flowers
Elizabeth Reid
Frances Ozment
Mary Louise Jarrett
Peggy Bass
Donna Faye Watson
Betsy Yow
Elaine Kirkman
Garnett Hinshaw
Kappa Tau Fraternity Plans Spring Banquet in Greensboro
Kappa Tau of High Point College will hold its final spring banquet and dance Saturday evening at the C. Henry Hotel in Greensboro. Local news notes outline event plans and campus activities surrounding the gathering.
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Tota Kappa Tau Fraternity
Igh Point College
C. Henry
Greensboro
Rosa Addresses Jolly Y Club On Love And Courtship
Mrs. Bess N. Rosa of Woman's College spoke to the Jolly Y Club on love and courtship, focusing on teenage views when choosing a partner and societal restrictions. A 30 minute discussion followed, with Miss Lydia Shivers of Woman's College scheduled to discuss marriage and family relationships next Thursday.
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Jolly
Bess N. Rosa
Woman's College
Rosa
Lydia Shivers
Doris Bowers
Swing Club Celebrates Third Anniversary Banquet
The Swing Club held its third annual banquet and dance at the Jefferson Ballroom in Greensboro with about forty guests. Miss Ben Overcash welcomed attendees and outlined the club’s goals. Marc Lovelace of High Point acted as toastmaster.
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Jefferson Ball Room
Greensboro
Vivian Blackwell
Ben Overcash
Billie Frazier
A. C. Hall
Frances Moon
Sec’y
April Dance at Emery Wood Country Club
Social calendar announces a Saturday 9 30 p m gala at Emery Wood Country Club with Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra providing music.
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Emerywood Country Club
Jack Wardlaw
Church Social Prospects at Montlieu Avenue Meeting
The Prospect Missionary Society met at Mrs. W. J. Frazier’s Montlieu Avenue home with devotional by Mrs. Allen Jones, followed by business and a social hour with refreshments. The Rankin Memorial Philathea class meets at 7 30 pm at Mrs. Q W Snow 206 Barker Street with hostesses Mesdames Setzer Michael and Boozer and urges all members to attend.
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Prospect Missionary Society
Meet the Prospect Missionary Society
W. J. Frazier
Montlieu Avenue
Allen Jones
Rankin Memorial Philatheas
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Q. W. Snow
Barker Street
Mesdames Myrtle Setzer
Vera Michael
Eva Boozer
Live Y ers Plan For Banquets And Meetings
Members of the Live Yers club met at the YWCA for a business session with Miss Ellen Jensen presiding. They planned the newsboys annual banquet and the Mother-Daughter banquet for upcoming weeks, with seven members and one visitor present.
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Ellen Jensen
Frances Muse
Y's Girls Club
N. Y. W. Center
Kearns Street
Charlotte Parker
Gardens to Open Tomorrow in Local Garden Fortnight
Mrs R R Blackburn general chairman of arrangements for the local pilgrimage of the Garden Fortnight of the North Carolina Garden announced this morning that if rain halted today's tour the gardens would reopen tomorrow though only a two day tour was planned. Visitors for the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers swelled yesterday's attendance at High Point gardens noted for their beauty. Others are expected to take advantage today or tomorrow.
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R. R. Blackburn
North Carolina
High Point Council
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
High Point
Comedy at Oak View School features The Meddlesome Maid
A three act comedy The Meddlesome Maid will be staged at Oak View School auditorium this evening at eight. Miss Donna Hedgecock plays the meddlesome maid with Tom Lamar as the chauffeur, as a baby is misplaced and mistaken actions spur comic chaos among the Winthrop household characters and friends.
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Oak View
Donna Hedgecock
Tom Lamar
Winthrop
Robert White
Joe Whitley
Dolly Darling
Ira Truluck
Charlie Winthrop
Robert
H. M. Hendricks
Margaret Winthrop
C. L. Yarzer
Carlyle Howard
Robert Holt
Sam Bryant
Edna Powell
Doris Hedgecock
Youth Workers Institutes Set for High Point and Asheboro
Two institutes for Workers with Youth in the High Point district of the Methodist Church will be held at Main Street Church High Point on Sunday and at First Church Asheboro on Sunday April 28. All teachers counselors and pastors of intermediate and young peoples groups are urged to attend the institute nearest them. Rev M Teague Hipps director will lead discussions to improve youth work and use of materials for better programs.
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High Point
Methodist Church
Main Street
First Church
Asheboro
M. Teague Hipps
Salisbury
Antique Show Displays Valuable Collectibles At Adams YWCA
Early American Arts Club presents an antique show with prized glassware, milk-glass china, and silver set pieces in a two day display at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Visitors from twenty five towns tour the collection guided by club members and Girl Scouts.
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Early American Arts Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Thag West
Smith
South Carolina
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Hostess Club
R. T. Amos
J. T. Mann
Col
Joseph Remfrey
J. H. Walker, Jr
A. Durham
C. T. Ingram
Henry M. Baker
H. T. Hudson
Embree H. Blackard
Roy Spearman
Board of Directors
Chester C. Haworth
W. C. Idol
Sheraton
Godey and Courier and Ives
Petersburg
Johns. Pickett
Minnie P. Harrell
Fay Huntley Edwards
J. A. Eshelman
Girl Scouts Style Show Brings Parents to First Baptist
Girl Scout troops with friends presented a Style Show Wednesday at the First Baptist Church from three to five o clock in cooperation with Richardson's Department Store. The event highlighted official regalia including uniforms camp and play suits and other attire.
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First Baptist Church
Richardson’s Department Store
Scouts model camp items as summer show opens the event
A group of Scouts modeled Girl Scout handkerchiefs vanities housecoats and camp equipment for a summer camp show planned by the camp committee chaired by Mrs Fay Huntley Edwards and Richardson. The display featured two cabins in a pine setting with a camp fire. Intermission refreshments were provided by Mrs Bunn Hackney and Harry Doctor with others assisting. Ruth Ellis Aida Ingram Farish Sizemore Diane Tucker and others modeled the clothing while Mrs Herman Lynn provided piano music.
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Fay Huntley Edwards
Richardson's
Mesdames Bunn Hackney
Harry Doctor
Jesse Washburn
Royster Tucker
C. Hi. Rhodes
Ruth Ellis
Aida Ingram
Farish Sizemore
Diane Tucker
Martha Fale
Betty Blades Spearman
Mary Jo Spencer
Dot Hackney
Emily Herring
Margaret Washburn
Sarah Coe Hunsucker
Jean and
Priscilla LeBaron
Barbara Lynn
Ella Page Harrison
Jane Rhodes
Herman Lynn
Families travel for illness and birth announced
Mrs. Rufus B. Davis and son Billy go to Piqua Ohio due to Mrs. Davis mother Mrs. Holloway illness. Mr and Mrs Bruce M Wright return to Norfolk Virginia after visiting Mrs Wrights brother J H Farrell and Mrs Farrell on Woodrow Avenue. Mr and Mrs James P Bryant announce birth of daughter Gwen dolyn Sue on April 6 at 404 Barker Street. Friends of Mrs Anne Swain regret her move to Burrus Memorial Hospital ill with influenza. Mr and Mrs S D Mullinix of Barksdale Field visit relatives. Mrs W M Albertson rests at High Point route two.
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Rufus B. Davis
Billy
Piqua
Ohio
Davis
Holloway
Bruce M. Wright
James P. Bryant
Barker Street
Gwendolyn Sue
Anne Swain
Vine Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Patient Undergoes Appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital
A patient underwent an appendectomy yesterday at Guilford General Hospital. The procedure proceeded without complications and the patient is reported in stable condition.
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Guilford General Hospital
Local Women Serve As Greensboro Show Judges
Local women judging the Greensboro flower show yesterday included Mesdames F. R. Taylor W. B. McEwen Joseph D. Cox C. C. Haworth C. B. Matto cks and R. R. Blackburn.
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Greensboro
Mesdames F. R. Taylor
W. B. McEwen
Joseph D. Cox
C. C. Haworth
C. B. Mattocks
R. R. Blackburn
War costs shrink Australian bachelors tax exemption
The government considers trimming the bachelors tax exemption from 1200 pounds to 400 pounds as war expenses rise. Officials warn that fiscal pressures may force the reduction, affecting single men and tax policy this year.
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Council
Ta Kappa
Swing Club
Tal Henry
Popular Orchestra of
Marc Lovelace
Paul Owens
A. C. Lovelace
C. R. Hinshaw
Noah
Ella Outland
Enterprise Cooking
Paramount Theater
Germany
Belgium
W. M. Albertson
High Point Route Two
National Food Stores, Inc
Nat Walker
Walgreen's
Rox
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Women's
Merit Shoe CO
Main-St. High Point, N.C
Moffitt's
North Main
Petroe
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Baby Ruth
Butterfinger
Jolly Jack
Jack Dickens
Fair Henry A. Rost
Cpla
Aarne
Sheers
Batiste
Charity
North Main St
East Washington
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