Carolinian Editor Kate Urquhart Receives National Award
College Editor Miss Kate Urquhart serves as editor in chief of The Carolinian at the Woman's College of UNC. The weekly paper won an outstanding contemporary journalism award from the Associated Collegiate Press and National Scholastic Press Association, best among 852 college publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Urquhart
Carolinian
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Associated Collegiate Press
National Scholastic Press Association
Miss Urquhart
R. A. Urquhart
Woodville
Woman's College
Phi Beta Kappa
Kernersville Garden Club Hears Mrs Bert Bennett
Kernersville April meeting at Mrs Sam Vance Jr home presided by Mrs Fred Morris heard guest speaker Mrs Bert Bennett of Winston-Salem member of Spade and Trowel club recounts flowers and gardens seen in a trip to Mexico City a fruit salad and sweets served to members and guests including Miss Johnnie Bennett Mrs C H Warner and others Also a Moravian church Christian Endeavor fish fry hosted by Mr and Mrs Edgar Shore with games and contests among attendees in Kernersville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Mexico City
Mesdames
Carl Kerner
Walter Allen
Fred Vance
Tom Street
Kenneth Greenfield
Edgar Shore
Fred Morris
Bert Bennett
Johnnie Bennett
Winston- Salem
C. H. Warner
Staunton
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Moravian Church
Marguerite Kerner
Betty Lou Williams
Lucy Cummings
Frances Kerner
Dan Williard
Musical Art Club hosts guest artists in Greenville recital
A large audience at the Drywood Country Club enjoyed Greenville guests Carolyn Ball and Dupre Rhame with Iss Ball as pianist. The program featured Bach, Chopin, Massenet, and Schumann selections, plus arias and lively numbers. About 150 attendees admired spring floral decor and praised the performances, with an encore finale of Shortenin Bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Ball
Mr. and Dupre Rhame
Greenville
5. C
Drywood Country Club
Ey Gayle
Iss Ball
Mr. Me
Furman University
Rhame
R. Rhame
Secchi
Moss
Schumann
Bach
Mr. Rhame
Audi
Mana-Zucca
Lawrence Tibbett
Musical Program for Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. Harry L. Brockmann accompanied by Mrs. W. B. Hall will present the musical portion of tomorrow afternoon's Music-Literature department meeting of the Woman's Club. The event at Emerywood Country Club starts at 3 30 with guest speaker Mrs. W. A. White on North Carolina Poetry. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Brockmann
W. B. Hall
Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
W. A. White
North Carolina
Priscilla Club
Harry Brockmann
Fairway Drive
H. N. Phillips
Sorosis
Club
Parkway
Piedmont German Club
Royal Campbell Orchestra
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Justine Ullrich
South Dining Hall
Linda Mitchell
Fairmont
South
Charles W. Phillips
Katherine Sherrill
Mary Channing Coleman
Department of Physical Education
James Painter
Gregory D. Ivy
Sarah Dalton
Norton
Ullrich
Bran improves health claims in customer letter
A customer from Jackson Mich endorses ALL Bran suggesting health benefits and daily use. The letter describes bran as aiding digestion and softening stools while providing vitamins. It notes serving ideas with meals and milk and mentions sale by all dealers and Battle Creek guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Poole
W. Street
Jackson
Mich
Battle Creek
Local social notes and illness updates from Emerywood area
Mrs. Carolyn Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Dupre Rhame left for Greenville S C after visiting Emerywood. They presented the Musical Art club program at Emerywood club. Dr L Amos Jr departed for Philadelphia for a Textile convention then to New York. Mrs Frazier Siler ill at Highsmith hospital Fayetteville formerly of this city. Mrs Siler and Mrs B Hendrix receive visitors as she improves at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs M J Crowder patient at Burrus Memorial after illness on Steele Street. Miss Carolyn Thomas hosts Miss Bessie Pearl Taylor and Bill Fickling at 624 Cable street with Mrs Beasie Taylor as guest. Announce birth of daughter Eleanor Grace April 16 to Mr and Mrs David P Barker 706 Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Ball
Frazier Siler
Highsmith Hospital
Fayetteville
Siler
M. J. Crowder
Burrus Memorail Hospital
Steele Street
Carolyn Thomas
Cable Street
Bessie Pearl Taylor
Holly Hill
8. C
Bill Fickling
St. George
Beasie Taylor
David P. Barker
Lindsay Street
Eleanor Grace
Social events fill High Point schedule this week
The social calendar lists Legion Auxiliary and Twentieth Century Study Club meetings, Women’s Club sections at Emerywood and various hostesses. Highlights include Mrs. Hicks hosting at 322 Russell Street, guest speaker Mrs. W A White Jr, and Wo man’s Club Music-Literature gathering at Emerywood with several hostesses. A Kappa Gamma Sorority lecture and multiple club teas are scheduled, ending with the Piedmont German club dance at Emerywood with Royal Campbell Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
M. T. Hicks
Russell Street
Twentieth Century Study Club
RE. D. Henderson
Howell Street
Woman’s Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames C. H. Rhodes
J. H. Kalt
Girls Pentagon Club Meeting Tonight At Miss Furgurson Home
The Girls Pentagon club convenes this evening at 7 30 at Miss Mildred Furgurson's residence on Montliou avenue.
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Pentagon
Pentagon Club
Mildred Furgurson
Montliou Avenue
West End Baptist L L L class to meet at Miss Darnell home
The L L L class of West End Baptist church holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 this evening at Miss Annie Darnell 1204 Tryon Street Pins to be selected and a well planned program presented All members urged to attend The Stephens Bible study class meets Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs Ellington 217 West Bay Street Mrs Nora L Andrews will lead class study on a selected subject
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Baptist Church
Annie Darnell
Tryon Street
Stephens
C. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
Nora L. Andrews
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church to Hold Prayer Services
In prep for a revival starting Sunday April 25 Rankin Memorial M P church plans prayer services this week Mrs A N Lineback leads the first at the home of Mr and Mrs Walker 1211 Adams Street Wednesday evening another service at Mr and Mrs W J Michael Tipton Street with Mrs Mattie Minor directing Rev Edward Suits conducts Thursday night at the church and all members plus visitors are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial M. P
A. N. Lineback
M. P. Auxiliary Opens Year With First Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church held its initial meeting of the year at Mrs. G. I. Humphreys home on Wear College drive. Circle one hosted and led a devotional featuring the Browning tale Pipi Passes. Treasurer A. J. Koonce reported all bills paid and a healthy balance as the group voted a donation to the W. C. T. U. Educational Fund and adjourned to a social hour.
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First
G. I. Humphreys
Wear College Drive
J. H. Allred
R. M. Andrews
Browning
Lewis BE. Teague
Tabernacle Church
Mra
A. J. Koonce
Miss Helms of Randleman On College Team
Meredith college freshman and class contests lead to varsity selection with Dixie Helms of Randleman named as a guard on the Meredith College basketball team. The roster includes forwards Margaret Seymour Wilba Mills Dorothy Wilson and guards Charlotte Peebles Dorothy Haywood Rebecca Isenhour Ruth McLean Rebecca Helenbeck Mary Fort Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Dixie Helms
Meredith College
Meredith
Wilba
Mills
Apex
Margaret Seymour
Wilba Mills
Dorothy Wilson
Athens
Tenn
Charlotte Peebles
Dorothy Haywood
Candor
Rebecca Isenhour
New London
Annie Mae Parrish
Louisburg
Sallie Mitchell
Kittrell
Betty Low
Elkin
Frances Pittman
Kinston
Miss Helms
Ruth McLean
Bartow
Fila
Rebecca Helenbeck
King
Mary Fort Carroll
Wilson
Millard Allred Remains Critically Ill After Accident
Millard Allred has been ill for weeks at the local hospital and remains in serious condition following a railroad accident months ago. Howard Smith is still critically ill at home. Mrs. Kate Heatwole, her daughter Sheldon Hughes, and Miss Nora Hughes attended the dress parade at Oak Ridge Sunday afternoon. Several Randleman teachers plan to attend the 53rd annual North Carolina Educational Association convention in Durham on April 22 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Allred
Three Act Comedy Marry Before Midnight Goes to Commencement
The senior class rehearses a three act comedy Marry Before Midnight to be the commencement play. Characters include Old Jen Hilma Dean Carlo Camden Katherine Tal ly Sue Brown Hilda Hamilton Ophelia Ruby Stout Miss Reha Pell Anne Lee Hancock Roscoe Jackson George Davis Rev Elbert Teeholt Bernard Spivey Dick Haller Robert Gaylor Judge Pell Shirley Wall Frisco Sam James Pickard Molly Ella Deanes Heath Stewart Pell Billy Groce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Jen
Hilma Dean
Carlo Camden
Katherine Tal
Sue Brown
Hilda Hamilton
Ophelia
Ruby Stout
Reha Pell
Anne Lee Hancock
Roscoe Jackson
George Davis
Elbert Teeholt
Bernard Spivey
Dick Haller
Robert Gaylor
Judge Pell
Shirley Wall
Frisco Sam—James Pickard
Molly—Ella Deanes Heath
Stewart Pell
Billy Groce
Cloverdale P T A Meets This Evening
The Cloverdale school Parent-Teacher Association will meet this evening at 7 30 at the school auditorium. John J Blair will present an illustrated lecture titled Appreciation with colored slides of birds and wildflowers to accompany his talk. A music program is planned and election of new officers will be part of the business session. all members are urged to attend.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Cloverdale School
John J. Blair
Copper Load in Large Locomotives Reaches Eight Thousand Pounds
A study notes each large railway locomotive contains nearly 8,000 pounds of copper across wiring motors and components. The finding highlights copper demand in rail equipment and potential supply implications for maintenance and production channels.
Local Social Notes From North Carolina Towns
Mrs George Bellamy visits Greensboro with Mrs Molly Bodenheimer. G M Wicker and daughter Wilma end weekend with R C Hunter in Leaksville. Mrs Robert Smith visits Rutherfordton relatives. Fulp family guests at J J Griffiths in Princeton West Virginia. Zeb Deaton visits North Wilkesboro. EB Baker weekends in Stoneville. Rev B F Baker conducts Stoneville Baptist meeting. Elizabeth Fulp returns to Greensboro College after weekend with father M Vance Fulp. V V Vaughn family spends Sunday with Leaksville relatives. Elzora E Eads guests of friends in Winston Salem.
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George Bellamy
Molly Bodenheimer
Greensboro
Wilma
R. C. Hunter
Leaksville
Robert Smith
Rutherfordton
George Fulp
Patricia Totten
Francis Fulp
J. J. Griffith
Princeton
W. Va
Zeb Deaton
North Wilkesboro
EB. F. Baker
Stoneville
B. F. Baker
Stoneville Baptist Church
Elizabeth Fulp
Greensboro College
M. Vance Fulp
V. V. Vaughn
Harrison Burns Wedding Held at Thomasville Home
Miss Ethel Mae Harrison of Thomasville and Woodrow Walter Burns of Hickory were married at the bride’s parents home in Thomasville on April 17 in a simple Methodist ceremony officiated by Rev. C. M. Pickens. The couple, attended by close family, received an informal reception afterward with guests from North Carolina towns.
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Thomasville
Ethel Mae Harrison
Woodrow Walter Burns
Hickory
EB. Sherrill Harrison
Methodist Church
C. M. Pickens
Ruth Harrison
Jocelyn
Godard
Franz Litz
Burns
Harrison
Duke University
Durham
Davis-Townsend School
W. W. Burns
Davidson College
Nu-Enamel Corporation
Columbia
D. C
Lucille Shore
Trinity
Willis Mack
Weekend Guests From Duke Faculty and Relatives Visit
Misses Elizabeth Anderson and Alma Wyche of Durham, Duke University faculty, were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson on West Main street after attending the A A U W meeting in Charlotte. Others visiting include Mrs John Noble and Mrs Philip Alther of Old Greenwich Conn and Mrs John Flahive of Brooklyn N Y at Mrs BE L Webb’s Salem street home.
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Elizabeth Anderson
Alma Wyche
Durham
Duke University
Ralph Wilson
West Main Street
Duke
Charlotte
Anderson
John Noble
Philip Alther
Old Greenwich
BE. L. Webb
Salem Street
Annie Preston Heilig
Winston-Salem
Sara Belle Heilig
Hickory
J. R. Myers
J. C. Green
Raleigh
Penelope Kennedy
Miss Washburn Talks To Missionary Group
The April meeting of the Women s Missionary society at First Baptist church featured Miss Mary Washburn on Revival When She explained revival and its need, outlining life love and labor as the three essentials, with W P Clayton presiding and Mrs F M Pickett leading devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Mary Washburn
W. FP. Clayton
F. M. Pickett
Amos Returns From Winter Park Trip With Plans for West Tour
C. L. Amos has returned home from a winter stay in Winter Park Florida. En route he visited Silver Springs for several days with his son Ken ner. They plan a West tour in a trailer this summer. The article notes that sun rays can be hotter in winter than in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Amos
Winter Park
Fla
Silver Springs
Mr. Amos
Kenner
West
Miss Crowder Senior at Meredith High School
Miss Crowder daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Crowder of Steele Street is a senior at Meredith this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crowder
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
Meredith
Women Of Moose To Meet Tomorrow
The Woman of the Moose will hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening April 21 at the Moose Hall. Every member is urged to be present at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman of the Moose
Moose Hall
Opening Session DAR Congress In Washington
The Daughters of the American Revolution opened its annual Congress in Washington before 3,000 delegates. Officers reported 142,000 members in 2,496 chapters with 18 new chapters formed last year. Registrar-general Sue R. Spencer called 300,000 routine papers the most authentic record of American history. Portland's Mrs. John Y. Richardson noted 1,287 Revolutionary War graves located in 1936. Social events and a president-general reception and pageant ball followed the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
William H. Pouch
William Becker
Congress
Sue R. Spencer
John Y. Richardson
Portland
Ore
Study Course Opens At Wesley Memorial
The annual spring mission study course opened at Wesley Memorial church yesterday with about sixty five in attendance. Out Of Africa by Dr. Emory Ross frames the course, taught by Mr. and Mrs. William De Ruiter, longtime missionaries to the Belgian Congo now on furlough in Greensboro. They shared experiences from their work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
M. E. Church
South
Out of Africa
Emory Ross
William de Ruiter
Belgian Congo
Greensboro
de Ruiter
Water to steam: one cubic foot expands greatly
A cubic foot of water is convertible into 1661 cubic feet of steam, illustrating the vast volume change when water becomes steam and the energy involved in phase transition.
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Kate Urqudarr
Kernersville Garden Club
Gar Shore
George and
Theodore Kerner
Herman Phillips
John Foster Stuart
Paul Shore
John Flynt
Philip Korner
Henry
Jim
Meredith Athletic Association
Meredith Association
College Courts
Dorothy Deane Browne
Ahoskie
College Grove
Nell Choate
Salisbury
Mildred Crowder
High Point
Margery MecKaughan
Wake Forest
Hazel Bass
Farmville
Kate Mills Suitor
Scotland Neck
Lucille Jones
Concord
Dorothy Corbett
Wilmington
Nancy Brewer
Virginia Trostel
Canton
Gertrude R. Sorrell
Physical Education
Uest
Charmsusical
Tss Ball
Meet
Mann’s
B. Francis Hendrix
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Stephens Bible Class
M. P. Auxiliary
Furriers Vaults
Brand
Perkinsons
Nc 110
Noth Maia
Miss Helms of
Cloverdale P.T. A
Harrison-Burns
Charles Burns
Paul Burns
L. L. Sears
Alice Burns
W. B. Parsons
Reidsville
Emelee Suttonfield
Statesville
Paul Pittman
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
Claude Doughton
Betsy
Mangum Turner
Wallburg
W. H. Turner
William Turner
Greggson Fearington
James BE
Lambeth
Sam Schulman
Bryson City
J. Pliskin
East Matin Street
Harold Smith
Woodrow Hall
Hobart Hall
Mount Airy
The
J. W. Short
Hazel
Jack Morgan
J. Walter
Abingdon
Bristol
Miss Washburn
C. L. Amos
Hutchens
DAR
Wesley Memorial
Pictorial Review
Physical Culture
Ring Drug Co
Hart Drug
Walker
North Main
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