Community clubs and dances schedule at Emerywood and area
Calendar listing events for Friday through Sunday includes Philomathean book club at Mrs. Tomlinson 403 Hillcrest Drive with Mrs. Moffitt assistant hostess, Canterbury club at Mrs. Grandjean home, Emerywood Country Club dessert bridge, a mixed Scotch four some golf event first women’s participation, April dinner dance with John Peddicord orchestra, USO weekly dance at YMCA gym, and YWCA buffet supper for service members in cooperation with USO.
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Philomathean Book Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
O. P. Moffitt
Canterbury Club
Mary
W. J.ure
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
USO
Jewish Women Plan For State Meeting May 28
High Point council members finalize preparations for a state meeting of the North Carolina Association of Jewish Women to be hosted at the Sheraton Hotel on Sunday May 28. Committees named include Mesdames Jacobs Silver Swartzburg Edna Schwartz and I Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Council of Jewish Women
I. Bloom
Red Cross
Y.W.C.A
Swartzburg
Sam Tobias
Il Trovatore
Jake Harris
Fective
Cecil Lambe Vows Announced in Mount Vernon Springs
H C Lambe of Mount Vernon Springs announces the marriage of his daughter Lucille to Warren Calvin Cecil on April 15 at Rev H P Williams Tabernacle with a cinammon brown suit and talisman rose corsage. Lucille is daughter of the late Mrs Lambe, educated at Bowlee High School, employed by Hillcrest Throwing. Warren is son of Mr and Mrs T G Cecil of High Point route two, also employed by Hillcrest. They will reside with his parents after the ceremony.
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Warren Calvin Cecil
High Point Route Two
Lucille Lambe
Mount Vernon Springs
H. P. Williams
Gospel Tabernacle
H. CC. Lambe
Lucille
Tabernacle
Cecil
Lambe
Mt. Vernon Springs
Bowlee High School
Chatham County
Hillcrest Throwing Company
T. G. Cecil
Presen
Route Two
DAR Voting Third Time to Elect New State
New York April 21. Daughters of the American Revolution will vote a third time to fill nine of 22 national offices. A victory dinner honoring Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge elected president general was held as the 53rd national continental congress closed. Cabinet members elected in earlier votes included Mrs. John Logan Marshall, Mrs. Tom Bentley Throckmorton, Mrs. Stanley Manlove, Mrs. Raymond C. Goodfellow, Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, and Mrs. Emeline A. Street.
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New York
Daughters of the American Revolution
Julius Y. Talmadge
Athens
National Continental Congress
Talmadge
Samuel J. Campbell
Mt. Carroll
Campbell
George D. Schermerhorn
Reading
Mich
John Logan Marshall
Clemson
S. C
Tom Bentley Throckmorton
Des Moines
Stanley Manlove
Newburg
N. Y
Raymond C. Goodfellow
South Orange
N. J
Charles Carroll Haig
Princess Elizabeth Reaches Legal Age For Regents Duties
London reports Princess Elizabeth turns 18 as she becomes a counsellor of state alongside others to act for King George VI in his absence. A royal luncheon with the King and Queen marks the birthday with a royal cake in the kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
George VI
Private Duty Nurses Organize Section In Club
A private duty section of the High Point Graduate Nurses club was organized at a called meeting in the Boulevard unit dining room of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Glenn Farr was elected chairman with Miss Reece Quinn as president and a slate including Mrs. Roy C. Steele and Mrs. Edgar Johnson. Charter members present numbered ten. more are expected to affiliate as the group plans quarterly meetings and to carry on private duty nursing business outside the general club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Glenn Farr
Reece Quinn
Graduate Nurses Club
Nurses Club
Workers' Dinner At First Church Welcomes Speaker
Large turnout for the monthly Workers' conference dinner at First Methodist church school. Officers and teachers enrolled in Leadership Training School to be held at Wesley Memorial church from April 24 to 28. High Point High School Octet performed five selections. Rev. Wilson O. Weldon led worship and introduced T B Dixson general superintendent of Centenary Methodist Church School Winston Salem whose message Our Responsibility was well received. Judge G H Hastings accompanied Mr Dixson as a visitor.
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Workers’ Conference
First Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point High School
Wilson O. Weldon
T. B. Dixson
Centenary Methodist Church School
Winston - Salem
Dixson
G. H. Hastings
Mr. Dixson
Winston-Salem
USO Institute Workshop Hosts Virginia Delegates in Richmond
Misses Alderman and Frank among regional USO workers attending the Richmond Va session. The five day workshop at the YMCA featured Ray Johns delivering the keynote "USO Faces the Future." Attendees come from Virginia West Virginia North Carolina District of Columbia and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Region IV
Richmond
Ray Johns
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Maryland
High Point
Sara Alderman
Virginia Frank
University Women Meet Next Week
The High Point branch of the American Association of University Women will meet Monday April 24 at 8 p m at the home of Mrs G Humphreys 821 College Drive The program includes an art exhibit directed by Miss Maggie Lou Blackmon with hostesses Mrs Arthur Withers B H Hill N P Yarborough and Miss Ernestine Pielae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
American Association of University Women
G. Humphreys
College Drive
Maggie Lou Blackmon
Arthur Withers
B. H. Hill
N. P. Yarborough
Ernestine Pielae
High Point Memorial Hospital sees visitors and guests
Mrs H J Scarborough at Washington Street unit reports satisfactory condition and can receive visitors. Mrs Carl W Foster at Boulevard unit undergoes operation and also may receive visitors. Lieut John H Lumpkin arrives to spend weekend with wife Caroline Dalton and baby. promoted and transferred to Washington for Naval Rehabilitation after twenty six months at sea. Captain Herbert Covington and Miss Jane Crum visit McLeod home. Crum heads to North South golf after Pinehurst tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Scarborough
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
F. D. McLeod
Trinity
Asheboro
Jane Crum
Orangeburg
S. C
Herbert 5. Covington
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Aberdeen
Carl W. Foster
Greensboro Road
Boulevard Unit
John H. Lumpkin
Caroline Dalton
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Lumpkin
Washington
Naval Rehabilitation
Birth of Kathryn Webster Ingram in Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs C T Ingram Jr announce the birth of a daughter Kathryn Webster Ingram on Thursday April 20 at Point Memorial Hospital. The family resides on Fairway drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Webster Ingram
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Fairway Drive
Kathryn Webster
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Poor artificial bids spoil logical play in contract bridge
In this column a bridge deal demonstrates how artificial bidding can derail sound reasoning. South opens two bids and North mis-bids with a weak raise, while South rebids spades to avoid a grand slam threat. The piece critiques Norths four spade bid as absurdly weak for his strong hand and suggests better alternatives like a four no trump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
North
South
Havin
UDC Chapter to Hold April Meeting Monday Afternoon
The High Point Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will convene next Monday at 3 30 PM. The exact meeting place remains to be announced by President Mrs. W A Bivins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. A. Bivins
Brentwood PTA Elects New Officers After Glee Club Program
At the April Brentwood Parent Teacher Association meeting held at the school last evening, the glee club performed nine selections to the audience's delight. Rev. O L Brown led the devotional and the session elected a new slate with Vance Lanier named president. others include T H Norman vice president, Mrs Argie Wood secretary, and Mrs Katherine Derrickson treasurer. The attendance banner went to Mrs Derrickson's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Brentwood Glee Club
O. L. Brown
Vance Lanier
T. H. Norman
Argie Wood
Katherine Derrickson
Derrickson
Thomasville Township Democrats Meet to Form Organization
Thomasville township Democrats announce a meeting at 8 p m in the city hall court room to organize for the coming election. George L Hundley will chair the session and officers including chairman vice chairman and secretary will be elected along with precinct chairs. Romania is Europe's chief oil producer after the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
George L. Hundley
Thomasville Township
Democratic Organization
City Hall Court Room
Romania
Europe
Soviet Union
Listen World Make a Shrine of It
Elsie Robinson writes that time does not heal the loss of a loved one but shifts pain into a broader love. A mother learns to belong to everyone and to find a larger mission, turning grief into a shrine where many broken hearts may meet. The piece urges hopeful endurance and shared humanity.
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Singapore
Bataan
Italy
Egypt
The
Solomons
Thomasville BPWC Celebrates 25th Anniversary Social
The Thomasville Business and Professional Women's club marked the national organization’s 25th anniversary with a Tuesday banquet at the Woman's club. State President Mrs Arthur Wilson of Winston spoke on the federation’s history amid a patriotic setting. A four course dinner followed, with club members organizing events and local leaders attending various meetings and bridge parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Margaret McLeod
G. E. Crowell
Wilson
Woman's Club
North Carolina Mental Hygiene Society Names Officers
The group elected Mrs. Ernest B. Hunter of Charlotte as president elect to take office in January. Also chosen were Mrs. W. D. Perry of Chapel Hill as vice president and Dr. Maurice Y. Greerhill of Duke University as secretary and treasurer.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Mental Hygiene Society
Ernest B. Hunter
Charlotte
W. D. Perry
Chapel Hill
Maurice y.Greerhill
Duke University
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Robert Lambeth
Greensboro
Hite
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Hi. Newby
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Sallie J. Bond
Florence Lawrence
Clarisse Rose
Walter Rapp
Candy
Gladys Herring
Beulah Norment
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Contract Bridge Club
Mock Street
Robert Rapp
Paul Hassler
George Finch
George Corcoran
Ralph Wilson
Austin Finch
Glenn Pennington
R. N. Cooksey
Sans Souci Bridge Club
M. T. Lambeth
Frank Marr
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J. S. Green
Allen Eaton
Marie Jones
Woman’s Missionary Union of the Liberty Association
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Kathryn Abel
State Young People's Organization
Roxie Sheetz
Lexington
H. A. Knight
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Mps
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West Palm Beach
Fla
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High Point, N. C
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Women’s Army Corps
United States
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