Twentieth Century Club Learns Home Craft History
Mrs. Charles H. Risch hosted the Twentieth Century study group at 606 Hillcrest Drive for an afternoon program by Mrs. E. D. Henderson on A Five Year Plan For The Home. She discussed home making and the history of china ware, with exhibited pieces from early to modern manufacturers.
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Twentieth Century Club
CH. Risch
Charles H. Risch
Hillcrest Drive
E. D. Henderson
B. D. Henderson
Lamar McCallum
Millis Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary at Home
Henry Albion Millis and Mary Lewis Millis observe their silver wedding anniversary with a Saturday reception at 1109 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. Attendants from their wedding will join as guests as neighbors receive inscribed silver cards marking the occasion.
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H. Albian Millis
North Main Street
Henry Albion Millis
High Point
North Carolina
Mary Lewis
Idylwild Second Spring Dance At Sedgefield Manor
The Idylwild Club hosts its second spring dance at Sedgefield Manor Saturday night. Jimmie Cannon and his Danville Va orchestra play from around 10 pm with Charlie Price, the Popeye impersonator, among the performers. Admission by membership or guest card from Sam Collier.
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Sedgefield Manor
Jimmie Cannon
Danville
Charlie Price
Popeye Man
Sam Collier
Social notes from Durham Raleigh and Mount Airy
Mrs Horace Ware Fowler of Durham visits her parents Mr and Mrs J M Salsbury on West Farriss Avenue. Mrs Dorothy Walker of Coral Gables Florida stays with sister Mrs Rodney Snow on Woodbrook Court. Mrs Owen W Stout formerly of this city is ill at her Mount Airy home. Misses Christine Kiser Mary Ruth Clinard and Katherine Cheek spend the day in Raleigh for a textile department style show at NC State College. Miss Juanita Caudle of 403 Coltrane Street rests nicely at Guilford Hospital after an operation.
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Horace Ware Fowler
Durham
Mrs. J. M. 8. Salsbury
West Farriss Avenue
Dorothy Walker
Coral Gables, Fla
Rodney Snow
Woodbrook Court
Owen W., Stout
City
Mount Airy
Christine Kiser
Mary Ruth Clinard
Katherine Cheek
Raleigh
Textile Department of
North Carolina State College
Juanita Caudle
Coltrane Street
Guilfarral Hospital
Rankin Memorial Church Social Meets Friday Evening
The Philathea Class of Rankin Memorial Church will hold its monthly meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Everhart 1211 Adams Street. Hostesses for the evening are Mesdames C M Queen Buford Bryant and Elizabeth Small.
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Rankin Memorial Church
Frank Everhart
Adams Street
Mesdames C. M. Queen
Buford Bryant
Elizabeth Small
Monarch Auxiliary Honors Retiring Head At Luncheon
Members of the Monarch Club auxiliary gathered at the home of Mrs. K Z Jones to honor retiring president Mrs Elmer Hedrick. Twenty members and two guests attended a two course chop suey luncheon with spring arrangement decor. Plans for a Blair Park box supper and hosting visitors for the national Monarch convention in June were discussed along with a Greensboro Auxiliary benefit bridge invitation. A handkerchief shower was presented to Mrs Hedrick.
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Monarch Club
K. Z. Jones
Montheu Avenue
Elmer Hedrick
Greensboro
Canterbury Club Program On Jewish Humour Arranged
Mrs Louis F Voorhees will lead the Canterbury Club program tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at Mrs Hoke Bullard’s home 1104 Forest Hill Drive The event titled Jewish Humour will be announced today and follows the club’s usual start time
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Louis F. Voorhees
Canterbury Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Social calendar listings for midweek club meetings
Wednesday 8 30 p m the High Point Council of Jewish Women meets with Mrs M Friedman on Woodrow Avenue Miss Bess Schwartz associate host ess Thursday 10 a m Early American Arts Club at Mrs W G Ragsdale Jamestown guest speaker Mrs Edgar Broadhurst Greens boro Friday 3 30 p m Canterbury Club with Mrs Hoke Bullard Forest Hill Drive Saturday 7 p m Emerywood Country Club dinner dance at clubhouse with Jack Yancey providing music
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
TheEarly American Arts Club
W G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
Edgar Broadhurst
Greensboro
American Home Department
The
Woman's Club
C. H. Williard
Lindale Farm
C. H. Rhodes
Royster Thurman
Emerywood Country Club
Jack Yancey
Utopian Club Tours Korner's Folly in Kernersville
The Utopian Study Club visited Korner's Folly in Kernersville to tour its theatre and art gallery and other features Then they returned to High Point for refreshments at Mrs Herman H Smiths Edgedale Drive home A brief club session followed with 12 members and one visitor Mrs Dorothy Walker of Coral Gables Florida attending
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Korner
Julius Korner
Kernersville
Utopian Study Club
High Point
Herman H. Smith
Edgedale Drive
W. B. Thomas
Smith Home
Dorothy Walker
Coral Gables
Fila
Rumania Topic At Mid-Week Study Club Meeting
Mrs. W A Bivins presented Rumania as the timely topic at the Mid-Week Study Club with Mrs J M Salsbury hosting at West Farriss Avenue. Chopin selections opened the program followed by current events and tea served with yellow tulips and spicea.
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W. A. Bivins
J. M
Hitler
Awards announced at Raleigh women's clubs meet
The State Federation of Women's Clubs announced prize winners for outstanding club work in the past year. Recipients include Mrs. Inez C. Boney for American citizenship, Asheboro and district two honors for beautification, Weat Jefferson for pools and rock gardens, LaGrange Junior for youth conservation, Richlands for adult education, Georgia Pearsall Hearn for poetry, Mabel Pugh for landscape, Irene Price for pen and ink, Caroline McEwen for pastel, Mrs. I. M. Meekins for vocal composition, Mrs. J. B. Winecoff for music, North Wilkesboro for civic work, and Hendersonville for Indian welfare.
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Raleigh
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Bishopric
Inez C. Boney
Kenansille
Asheboro
Ruth Hanes Craig
C. H
Weat Jefferson Club
LaGrange Junior Women's Club
Richlands Woman's Club
Clay Williams
Georgia Pearsall Hearn
Greenville
James Westley White
Mabel Pugh
Lena Allen Meekins
Irene Price
Winston-Salem
Caroline McEwen
W. B
High Point
Martha Davis
Greensboro
Thomas O'Berry
North Wilkesboro Woman's Club
Indian Welfare
Hendersonville
Raleigh Woman's Club Wins Health Prize
The Raleigh Woman's Club receives the health prize for child welfare work.
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Raleigh Woman's Club
Friendly Garden club meeting notes appoint officers
The Friendly Garden club met yesterday at Mrs. John Mebane's Cir cle drive home with eleven members present. New president Mrs. Mebane led a brief business session and members voted to shift summer meetings from 2 30 to four. Mrs. C L Clapp named junior club counsellor with Mrs J E Hendrix as assistant. Two new members joined.
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The
Friendly Garden Club
John Mebane
Circle Drive
C. L. Clapp
J. E. Hendrix
Pageant Celebrates America by Cloverdale P T A
Cloverdale School sixth graders presented a pageant “ nee The pageant shows America’s development from Indians to present time. Two readers Marie Auman Helen Bruton narrated the scenes. Audience sang America and The Spangled Banner. Officers elected include President Res Briley Vice President H Hayworth Secretary He ard Clemmy and Treasurer Charlene Carter.
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America
Marie Auman
Helen Bruton
Res Briley
H Hayworth
Heard Clemmy
Charlene Carter
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Madeline Hoover
SSS
Mrs. H. A. Millis
Moffitt’s
Entre Nous Club
A. B. Tate
West Broad Street
Forest’ Hill Drive
Utopian Club
Mesdames J. W. Garrett
R. H. Sechrest
R. K. Stewart
Mesdames W. R. Morrow
F. J. Sizemore
W. L. Watson
John D. Biggs
J. A. Marsh
J. M. Millikan
J. A. Morris
B. H. Blackard
W. D. Brooks
and Thurlow Kearns
W. B. McEwen
J. E. Black
Cable Street
Pageant
Cloverdale
P T. A
Cloverdale School
Winifred Bodie
Artha Parsons
Lillian Robinson
W. L. Kivett
P. L. Cox
A. M. Upshaw
J. Ed Holton
Cloverdale P.T. A
Southerd
Richardson
J. P. Coats
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