Local Alpha Theta Psi Alumnae Enjoy Bridge Social
Mrs M L Patrick hosted the alumnae chapter of Alpha Theta Psi at 318 South Hamilton Street. Three tables played bridge with Annie Lee Jarrell winning top score and Unity Nash as runner up. Mrs W J Carter received guest soap and travel honor. President Cameron Deans led the business session and refreshments followed for Unity Nash Annie Lee Jarrell and numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
High Point College
M. L. Patrick
Omne
Hamilton Street
Annie Lee Jarrell
Mirror
Cameron Deans
Unity Nash
Leon Chidester
Thomas Strickland
W. J. Carter
Smith
Moss
Thomas Bouldin
Arnor Wardell
Homer Miller
Child Welfare Talk Highlights Local Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. J. W. McGuinn, a local school attendance officer, spoke on Child Welfare at the April meeting hosted by Mrs. Kate B. Ragan at 407 Otteray Drive. The group planned Poppy Day for May 24 and supported the Cancer Control drive while routine reports showed strong ongoing work. refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Ragan and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate B. Ragan
American Legion Auxiliary
Otteray Drive
J. W. McGuinn
McGuinn
J. H. King
Ben Moore
Burrus Alumnae Demonstration At July Picnic Planned
Burrus Memorial hospital alumnae held a quarterly meeting at the Boulevard unit dining room. Mrs Margaret Hardister presided and introduced Robert Jordan who demonstrated family household products. Plans were set for the next meeting in July a picnic hosted by Mrs C C Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jordan
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Boulevard Unit
Margaret Hardister
Jordan
Cc. H. Williard
Secret Garden final performance in Clare Tree Major plays
Tomorrow at 3 p m local junior high auditorium a final Clare Tree Major theater series entry presents Secret Garden. The non profit run program has drawn capacity crowds with Mary Lennox Dickon and Colin guiding a locked garden to healing and joy for the family. The Junior Service League and Parent-Teacher council back the production with Mrs. Matt Wall and Mrs. J H Hogg leading efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lennox
England
Clare Tree
Junior Service League
Parent-Teacher Council
Clare Tree Majorens Theater
Chappaqua
India
Thein
Martha
Mary
Dickon
Colin
Matt Wall
J. H. Hogg
North Carolina PTA Opens Asheville Meeting for 27th Convention
The 27th annual North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers opens in Asheville with a reception. About 300 delegates from 800 PTA units are expected. Mrs. E B Hunter of Charlotte is nominated president and Mrs. Mayon Parker of Ahoskie nominated for second vice president. Principal speakers include Camille Kelley Dr E B Norton C C Burlingame and Agnes Samuelson. The theme is Building For Tomorrow with a four point program on school education health world education and family life education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
North
Office of Education
C. C. Burlingame
American Psychiatric Association
Agnes Samuelson
National Education Association
Washington
PTA
NCFWC Names May 4 11 Christian Family Week Plans
Mrs J Henry Highsmith chairs the youth conservation committee and travels to Columbia S C to join Miss Alves Long for a Charleston speech at the South Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs. She urges North Carolina clubs to observe Christian Family Week from May 4 to May 11 with Youth Conservation Sunday and Christian Home Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Highsmith
Youth Conservation Committee
Federation
Columbia
S. C
Alves Long
Charleston
South Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Council of Churches
Mrs Amos Garden Open to Public
The garden of Mrs Robert T Amos at 902 Forest Hill Drive will be open to the public tomorrow Thursday and Friday with azaleas tulips lilacs and other flowers in bloom. Visitors may come at any time over the next three days during daylight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Amos
Forest Hill Drive
Amos
Weekly schedule of club events at Emerywood and Sheraton
The calendar lists Altrusa president’s banquet at the Sheraton, garden club meetings with Mrs Sanders Dallas and Mrs Ingle, a plays and study group at Emerywood estates, plus dances and social dinners at Emerywood Country Club. Notable events include The Secret Garden play at Junior High and the Pentagon club spring dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Paul Heedin Jr
Hich Point
Fastern Star
Mesonic Temple
West Fimerywood Garden Club
Sanders
Woman's Club
R. BR. Culler
Colonial Drive
Grover E. Tones
High Point Bpwc
Council of Jewish Women
Ben Swartz
Loran Porter
Tenana Tonpice Club
Fairway
Emerywood Club
Priscilla Club
Paul Hardin, Jr
Cilterest
H. A. Millis
Philomathean Club
North Main Street
Emerywood Country Club
Phil Woeest
Pentagon Club
B N A I Brith Group Installs Officers At Banquet Here
The A Z A chapter of B n a i Brith held a Sunday banquet at the Sheraton Hotel to formally install officers led by toast master Danny Ballow. New officers include Dick Swartzberg as president Edward Silver as vice president Irving Silver as treasurer and Norman Schwartz as secretary. The chapter adopted the name Alexander Goode in honor of the late chaplain who died aboard the Dorchester. Chaplain Goode’s father attended, once a High Point rabbi now in California, and urged the group to live up to his son’s ideals. Louis Goldstein district No 5 A Z A director spoke, presenting the charter. The event featured vocal selections by Mrs Harold Wagger with Miss Diane Wagger at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai Brith
Sheraton Hotel
Danny Ballow
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Winston-Salem
Dick Swartzberg
Edward Silver
Irving Silver
Norman Schwartz
Alexander Goode
Chaplain Goode
Dorchester
High Point
California
Rabbi Goode
Louis Goldstein
District No. 5
Harold Wagger
Diane Wagger
Births Henry Slate and Snipes Twins at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs John W Slate Jr announce the birth of a son John W II on a date at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs J G Snipes announce the birth of twin daughters Mary Fay and Frances Kay on Sunday April 20 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan W. Slate
John W. Slate, Jr
Lindsay Street
John W. Iit
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lee Meredith
Walnut Street
Pilot Members Attend Myrtle Beach District Meeting
Seven members of the local Pilot club attended the district meeting at Myrtle Beach South Carolina over the weekend. Ruth Fox of Greensboro was elected governor and Sedgefield was named as the fall conference site. Fox, who helped organize the High Point Pilot club, succeeds retiring governor Myrtle Fink. The Ocean Forest hotel hosted the gathering, which ran from Saturday evening through Sunday. Local delegates included Grace Baker Dovie Hayworth Grace Devinney Emma Sutton Beulah Byrum Esta Chamlin and Mary Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Ruth Fox
Greensboro
Sedgefield
Fox
High Point Pilot Club
Myrtle Fink
Ocean Forest Hotel
Grace Baker
Dovie Hayworth
Mesdames Grace Devinney
Emma Sutton
Beulah Byrum
Esta Chamelin
Mary Blackburn
Allen Jay PTA Honors School Athletes
The Allen Jay school PTA held an April meeting at the campus with Rev. W. B. Penny delivering the devotional. Principal T Bennison announced items as the program honored school athletes and featured a large photograph of the girls basketball team presented to the coach by Laura Geddy who acted as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Pta
Parent-Teacher Association of
Allen Jay School
W. B. Penny
Archdale Methodist Church
T. Bennison
Bennison
Laura Geddy
Locals Report Weekend Visits and Upcoming Services
Emma Carr Bivins returns to Washington DC after weekend with parents at 236 Montlieu Avenue. J F Russell, Bank of Montgomery EVP, dies Sunday. funeral set for 4 PM with Rev J A Grout assisting in Troy. Mrs C G Jones to be honored at Orange Presbyterial in Reidsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Carr Bivins
Washington, D. C
W. A. Bivins
Montheu Avenue
J. A. Grout
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Troy
J. F. Russell
Bank of Montgomery
W. B. Penny
Archdale
Penny
C. G. Jones
J. G. Walker
Forest City
Orange Presbyterial
Reidsville
Jones
Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams
A teen etiquette piece advises on dance manners at dances and proms. It covers asking for a dance politely, exiting gracefully, avoiding awkward holds, and respecting partners' focus and comfort during the song.
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Alpha Theta Psi
Lydia E. Pinmham
Guilford Venetian Blind Shop
Monark
Dupont
Quick Delivere Ashton Fatimate
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Texme
Fari
Cam
Heinz Baby Foods
Parent-Teacher Congress
Taylor-Ames
N. Green St
Fireenshora
N.C
NCFWC
Orinoco River
Royce Stoener
B'Nai Brith Group
FELT
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main &J
Suzanne Cook
Dottie Dillard
Mrs
Stark S. Dillard
Mrs. C. A. Colley
Linda
Charlotte
Mrs. Olley
Ethel Fower
Johnson Street
Howard
Winnie Willard
Baptist Hospital
Winnie
Washington Street
Grace Burgess
W. C. Pemberton
Kinston
Ruth Highfill
Thurston Street
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Betty Russell
New York City
Musselman
Hallie V. Phillips
Montlieu
Russell
Nina Whitaker
Phillips
wIs
Eh Tonone
Salem
Stewart
Elinor Williams
Celia Waree
Markine— Machina
Princess Beauty
Paris Jewelry CO
Forsyth &J
Atlanta, Ga
Pixoe
Grace Flower Shop
Zephyr
Ring
H. Alfred and &. T. Ring
Reddy
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Duke, Power Company
Croknas
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