Miss Helen Marshall Hosts Bridal Bridge Party
Miss Helen Marshall acted as gracious hostess at a bridge party at her Archdale home honoring Mrs. Davis Smith and Mrs. A. J. Simeon, popular brides. Eight tables of contract bridge and monopoly were set in sprightly spring decor with fruit basket favors and corsages marking the honorees, prizes awarded to Mrs. Winifred Hinkle and Miss Helen Paschal, with traveling honors to Mrs. Simeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marshall
Bridge
Archdale
Davis Smith
A. J. Simeon
Winifred Hinkle
Helen Paschal
Doris Woodlief
Simeon
Miss Marshall
Dorothy Fritz
Virginia Bennett
Hazel Wright
Beulah Lee Allen
Helen Paschall
LaVelle Wilson
Margaret Preddy
Golda Mae Kearns
Viola Brig
Miss Marietta Muller Named Chief Marshal at UNC Greensboro
Miss Marietta Muller daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Muller of Dillon C was elected chief marshal by students at the Women s College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro in campus elections She is in the incoming senior class and has served as a marshal for her society during her junior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Muller
W. H. Muller
Dillon, C
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Muller
Attractive Program Features Music Literature Dept Meeting
The Woman's Club Music-Literature department held a late afternoon program at Emergyood Country Club with Mrs W A White of Jamestown presenting a chart on North Carolina poetry. Mrs Larry Brockmann sang Thought Like Justice with piano by Mrs W Hall. White spoke on poets Rebecca Cushman John Charles McNeill and read her own poems. Tea followed with a lace cloth table and roses and sweetpeas, hostesses organized by Mrs C H Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Woman's Club
Emergood Country Club
W. A. White
Jamestown
North Carolina
Larry Brockmann
Brahms
W. Hall
John Charles McNeill
Local Council Jewish Women Hold Regular Meeting
The High Point Council of Jewish Women met at Mrs. Milton Silver’s home with Mrs. Harry Jacobs presiding. Reports from committees followed. Ways and Means chair Ben Swartzberg announced a forthcoming play Council Lends A Hand. Edna Swartz summarized last week’s study group. Visitors from Vapo Path Institute, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, spoke briefly. Sam Hyman reported on Winston-Salem banquet. Sam Tobias covered the breakfast and Jacobs the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Milton Silver
Parkway
Harry Jacobs
Ben Swartzberg
Ways and Means
Edna Swartz
Perkins
Vapo-Path Institute
Sam Hyman
Council of Jewish Women's Association
Winston-Salem
Sam Tobias
Local Sunday School Needs Highlighted at Meeting
Miss Edna Swartz acted as secretary in the absence of the officer and noted the Triennial convention in New York in January 1938. The group discussed two Peace Scholarships to the University of Palestine and next year’s membership program. A nominating committee was formed with Mrs. Phillip Silver as chairman and Mesdames Herman, Wagger, Bloom, and Gordon on the panel. Miss Shirley Silver then presented the needs of the local Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Swartz
New York
University of Palestine
Phillip Silver
Mesdames Ben Herman
Robert Wagger
Israel Bloom
Misa Sadye Gordon
Shirley Silver
Local Entrants Win First Honors In Music Contest
The 18th annual school competition festival at Woman's College Greensboro produced one clear first and a tie for first in piano events. Bobby Gayle won junior piano class A and Betty Hunt Murray tied for first in high school piano class A. Contests continue with glee club vocal and instrumental solos, then band and orchestra events in Aycock auditorium and a grade parade and band concert in Durham tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Woman's College
Greensboro
Bobby Gayle
S.A’ Gayle
Clod
Betty Hunt Murray
Aycock
Durham
Mrs De Ruiter Speaks On Young Africa At School
Mrs William De Ruiter spoke at Wesley Memorial church during the Mission Study course about Young Africa At School. She detailed educational efforts in the country and shared experiences as a missionary in the Belgian Congo with her husband over the past 11 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
William de Ruiter
Belgian Congo
Social Calendar Includes Lectures and Dances
On Thursday at 7 30 p m the Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma Sorority will host a lecture in the Sheraton hotel committee room. Friday at 8 p m the Priscilla club is hosted by Mrs Harry Brockmann on Fairway drive. Also at 8 p m Mrs H N Phillips entertains the Sorosis club on Parkway. From 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m the Piedmont German club holds its second dance of the month at Emerywood Country club with the Royal Campbell orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Priscilla Club
Harry Brockmann
Fairway Drive
H. N. Phillips
Sorosis Club
Parkway
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Royal Campbell Orchestra
Ward Street Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at 7 30
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Ward Street M E church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the church. All members are asked to attend. The Golden Rule class of Rankin Memorial M P church held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Miss Maureen Pegram's home. President Miss Myra Caudle presided and routine business was transacted followed by a social hour. Refreshments were served to about 20 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Streeet
Woman's
Ward Street
M. E
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
Maureen Pegram
Myra Caudle
Local residents receive hospital care and travel notes
Mrs. A M Richardson of 313 Otteray drive improves at Burrus Memorial hospital after a week as a patient. Miss Gertrude Millikan of 501 East Green street recovers from an operation at Guilford General hospital. Mrs. J Paul Swentzel of Niagara Falls NY, formerly Edna Sechrest, is recovering after an operation. Mr. and Mrs. A M Rankin Jr. visit New York City after a West Indies trip. Earl N Phillips returns home. Mrs. H B Jenkings and son Henry of St. Louis arrive to visit sister Mrs. F J Sizemore on Brentley circle. Mr. and Mrs. T M Hofmann of Waukegan IL visit Mr Hofmann's mother on Jones street and plan Georgia Florida travels. Ramon Pierce of Baltimore spends ten days with parents at 1501 Long street. Mr. and Mrs. C L Causey host their son Dc R Causey, his fiancée Miss Sarah Judy, and Mrs. Mia P H Judy from Washington DC before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Millikan
East Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
J. Paul Swentzel
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Edna Sechrest
Mrs. A. M. Rankin, Jr
New York City
St. Regis Hotel
West Indies
Earl N. Phillips
H. B. Jenkings
Henry
St. Louis, Mo
F. J. Sizemore
Brentley Circle
T. M. Hofmann
Waukegan
Illinois
Mr. Hofmann
Jones Street
Georgia
Florida
C. L. Causey
Wise Street
Dc. R. Causey
Sarah Judy
Mia. P. H. Judy
Washington, D. C
Dentists to Meet Pinehurst May 4 5
The North Carolina Dental Society will hold its annual meeting in Pinehurst on May 4 and 5. A later note mentions Hiawatha as a Mohawk figure immortalized in Longfellow poem, reflecting a cultural aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
The
North Carolina Dental Society
Hiawatha
Lonefellow
Missionary Work and Education in Congo Discussed
Mrs De Ruiter and Mrs De Bates outlined Congo education amid no government aid for Protestant schools and overcrowding. They noted agricultural instruction at its start, language barriers for missionaries, and efforts to collect folklore to inspire a native literature. Dr De Ruiter will discuss Evangelism In Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
de Ruiter
de Bates
Africa
Twentieth Century Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Henderson's Home
Mrs E D Henderson hosted a Twentieth Century club meeting at her Howell street home. President Lamar McCallum led the business session and year plans while Craven Page outlined study topics for the year. Refreshments followed for members and visiting Mrs C C Abernethy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Henderson
Twentieth Century Club
Howell Street
Lamar McCallum
Craven Page
J. Schwemn
W. F. Freeman
C. C. Abernethy
Auxiliary Unit Heads to Charlotte for Conference
Representatives of the American Legion Auxiliary travel tomorrow to Charlotte for the Area C Child Welfare Conference. The session opens at 2 30 p m at the Hotel Charlotte and runs through Saturday evening. The event was postponed from February 5 and 6 due to members aiding flooded regions. The Third Area Conference includes the Eleventh District and will be held May 11 in Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Charlotte
Area C
High Point
Henderson
Women Of Moose Initiate Four Into Membership
The Women of the Moose held a regular meeting at the local Moose hall and initiated four candidates into membership during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Burlington A B Club To Have Dance
The American Business Club holds an invitational dance on May 14 at the Alamance Hotel to aid underprivileged boys. Lew Gogerty and his O Henry Hotel orchestra provide the music in a formal event. Cards will be mailed to clubs in Burlington, Graham, Greensboro and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Greensboro
High Point
A. B
Mother's Day observance urged by Grand Recorder note
A letter from Mrs. Katherine Smith Grand Recorder urged observance of Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May. The local group planned to attend church as a body. Effie Bambalis won the attendance prize at last night's meeting. After business, husbands were invited for a social hour with the losing side in a recent membership contest serving as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Smith
Effie Bambalis
National Defense Chairman Speaks at D A R Congress
Mrs. Vinton E. Sisson of Chicago, national defense chairman, told Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington on April 22 that the Farmer-Labor movement is growing and that this "so called American party" links with the Communist movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Vinton E. Sisson
Chicago
National Defense
Farmer-Labor
Free Sample Offered For High Blood Pressure Treatment
Manns Drug Stores invites all High Point residents to visit for a free sample of ALUIMIN Essence of Garile Parsley Tablets for High Blood Pressure. The tablets, produced by a Chicago company, are described as tasteless and odor free with doctors noting relief from headaches and dizziness. Two weeks of treatment costs only a small amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mann's
Political debate on democracy and communism power
A speech quotes Judge John J. Parker warning that democracy is at grave risk from inside the party and calls for stronger federal control while endorsing state and individual rights. The remarks contrast open revolutionary aims with covert tactics and stress the need for a balanced federal role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munist
John J. Parker
Charlotte
Senate
Supreme Court
Cardozo
Yuletide Christmas Card Greetings Begin in 1862
The practice of using Christmas cards to convey seasonal greetings began in 1862. This article notes the origin of the Yuletide greeting and its adoption in holiday correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuletide
National Welfare Debate Over Commerce Clause Power
The discussion centers on national welfare and possible actions to affect it. It mentions revising the concept of federal power under the commerce clause or amending the Constitution. The emphasis is on constitutional authority and potential amendments as remedies.
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H. A. White
C. H. Rhodes
Grover Jones
H. D. Seare
J. H. Kalte
Noble Praigg
W. E B. Gray
A. H. Holton
R. I. Quigley
J. H. Tate
Jewish Women
Hutchens Bakery
STEAT
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
A. M. Richardson
Otteray Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ramon Pierce
Baltimore, Md
Mrs. C. B. Pierce
Long Street
Gruen
Tilton
Victoria
Jeweler
Burlington
London
D.A.R. Congress
Mann’s Drug Stores
Wagger's Ladies Shop
Hart Drug Store
Walkers — Quality Glasses
Bradley
Vogue
Harper's
Priscilla
Hee the
Leonard Electric
Batiste
Vajad
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