Rev DeRuiter Concludes Belgian Congo Mission Study
Rev William De Ruiter of Wambo Nyama Belgium Congo concluded the Wesley Memorial mission study course with a talk on evangelism in America. He described animism and superstition, noted witch doctors’ deception, and highlighted native Christians and the 145 trained native preachers aiding mission work in the Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de Ruiter
Wambo Nyama
Belgian Congo
Wesley Memorial Mission
America
de Ruiter
Africa
Trailer Tea Delights Local Matrons At Emerywood
Mrs. Herman Abels of Winston-Salem hosted a first Trailer Tea for local matrons yesterday afternoon beside Emerywood Country Club. Thirty-five guests attended in shifts, with Wild flowers and violets decorating the compartment while Mrs. C. H. Rhodes oversaw the tea table and Mesdames Everhart and Abels assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Abels
Winston-Salem
Emerywood Country Club
Child Welfare Meet Opens at Charlotte
A regional American Legion child welfare conference opened in Charlotte with a round table on the most serious state problem. Attendees included representatives from Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Florida Texas Alabama Georgia Mississippi the Carolinas Panama and Puerto Rico. Speakers include John D Crowley national child welfare chairman BE Henry Cappellmann Columbia SC service officer and Mrs Emma C Puschner national director of the regions child welfare division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
American Legion
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Florida
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Carolinas
Panama
Puerto Rico
John D. Crowley
BE. Henry Cappelmann
Columbia
South Carolina
W. T. Bost
Raleigh
North Carolina
Emma C. Puschner
Bill Kivett Feted On His Nineteenth Birthday
Bill Kivett celebrated his nineteenth birthday with a surprise party at his home on English Street last evening. Guests included Miss Faye Long, Jo Gunter, Miss Virginia Kent, Clyde Vaughn, Miss Lorene Martin, J. R. Beasley, Miss Rachel Long, June Kivett, Miss Edna Foxworth, Robert Key, Miss Evely Vaughn, and J. C. Hill, with games, dancing, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June
James Kivett
English Str
Bill Kivett
Faye Long
Jo Gunter
Virginia Kent
Clyde Vaughn
Lorene Matin
de Mae Payne
J. R. Beasle Mies
Rachel Long
W M U Mid Year Conference at Center Meeting House
The Center Friends Meeting House hosted the Womans Missionary Union mid year conference with a capacity crowd. Mrs Reuben Payne opened the session and Mrs Caroline Trueblood led devotions on The Light of the World of Jesus. A playlet Farming Eden by Lina Meredith and Joseph Peele followed. William O Trueblood spoke on renewed religious awakening. After lunch three new officers were named Vera Barker vice president Lula McCampbell secretary of stewardship and Laura Davis secretary of literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Friends Meeting
Woman’s Missionary Union
Reuben Payne
Caroline Trueblood
Hazel Murray
Center Society
Duke Institute
Lina “‘Eredith
Joseph Peele
Guilford College
William O. Trueblood
Whittier Friends Church
Vera Barker
Lula McCampbell
Laura Davis
Salem College May Day fete plans detailed by student committees
Salem College in Winston-Salem N C outlines its May Day Fete for May 1 with Miss Cordelia Lowry crowned queen. Over 75 students contribute behind the scenes including committees for nominations pageant costumes publicity tea room finances and flower and dress selections among many named participants across several North Carolina towns and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem College
Winston-Salem
N. C
Cordelia Lowry
Bedford
Jane Ronthaler
Winston- Salem
Viola Farthing
Montezuma
Louise Preas
Johnson City
Tenn
Elizabeth Trotman
Josephine Whitehead
Maud Battle
Rocky Mount
Frances Salley
Asheville
Charlotte King
Tauton
Mass
Jane Crow
Mocksville
Helen Smith
Kinsport
Layla Tucker
Caroline Pfohl
Martha O'Keefe
Tazewell
Grace Gillespie
Katherine May
Burlington
Mary Turner Willis
New Bern
Josephine Gibson
High Point
Mary Worthy Spence
Carthage
John
Bill Fulton
Gate City
Helen McArthur
Mary Louise Haywood
Laura Bland
Cramer Percival
Virginia Sisk
Fayetteville
Jean Knox
Taun
Wilmington
Virginia Carter
Wadesboro
Katherine Smith
Josephine Ritter
Bethlehem
Frances Kluttz
Salisbury
Julia McCorkle
Blevins Vogler
Frances Crist
Marianna Redding
Asheboro
Louise Freeman
Windsor
Dorothy Wyatt
Georgia Goodson
Betty Bahnson
Kate Pratt
Julia Preston
Washington, D. C
Frances Cole
Charlotte
Jane Boren
Gastonia
Frances Apple
Roanoke
Emma Brown Grantham
Red Springs
Mary Elizabeth Hart
Longmeadow
Louise Wurreschke
Winston - Salem
Prather Sisk
Katherine Sisell
Muriel Broitz
Helen Diehl
Mary Lauga Perryman
Lot
Fishing Party Leaves Today for Paradise Point
John C. Abels J T Weaver and C E Diffendale with Herman Abels of Winston Salem depart this morning for several days of fishing at Paradise Point. They travel in Herman Abels Pierce Arrow travelogue trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Abels
J. T. Weaver
C. E. Diffendale
Herman Abels
Winston-Salem
Paradise Point
Pierce-Arrow
Kit Kat Klub Hosts Virginia Ann Kent Membership
The Kit Kat Klub met Tuesday evening at Miss Virginia Ann Kent’s home 288 East Russell Street with Miss Kent presiding over a business session for a planned weiner roast tonight. New member Miss Betsy Tyree was initiated and entertainment followed by piano solo from Miss Nellie Sue Kent and a song from Miss Ann Tyree before refreshments. The next meeting will be at Miss Emily Betts on English Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Kat Klub
Virginia Ann Kent
East
Russell Street
Betsy Tyree
Nellie Sue Kent
Ann Tyree
Emily Betts
Eétreet
German Club Dance Starts Tonight at Emerywood
The Piedmont German club hosts its April dance at Emerywood Country Club this evening. Music by the Royal Campbells orchestra from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m. Members and out of town guests are urged to attend for a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Royal Campbells Orchestra
Sheraton Hotel
Dr Lindley Delivers Kappa Gamma Lecture At Sheraton
Dr P E Lindley educational director spoke to Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma at the Sheraton hotel on How To Win Friends and Influence People. He emphasized six rules for making friends and urged sincere interest in others. Eleven members attended the semi monthly lecture and a brief business session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
P. E. Lindley
Dale Carnegie
National Organization
Lindley
Local Students Shine in Greens boro Music Contest
Charles Idol tied for first in tenor solo class A with Harold Daniels of Charlotte. Mary Sue Briggs placed second in soprano class A. Bobby Gayle and Betty Hunt Murray tied for first in junior and senior high piano class A, respectively, amid a strong showing of glee clubs and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Idol
Harold Daniels
Charlotte
Woman's College
Greensboro
Mary Sue Briggs
High Point
Norman Silver
Bobby Gayle
Betty Hunt Murray
Live Y'ers Club Meeting Plans Weiner Roast
The Live Y'ers club held a business session at the Y W C A last evening with Mrs. Lona Belle Blair presiding. Twelve members attended and discussed business matters before planning a weiner roast next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Lona Belle Blair
Weiner
Laura Wesson Chapter to Meet at Mrs. Kent Nance Home
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its regular April meeting Monday at 3 30 p.m. at 907 North Hamilton Street. Mrs. W Nance will host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Kent Nance
North
Hamilton Street
Lutheran class postpones church party
The Young Woman's Bible class at Emmanuel Lutheran church delayed their planned evening party to a later date. Members are asked to note the change in plans. The notice also records the birth of Phyllis Ann Wheeless to Mr. and Mrs James Wheeless on April 15 at their Forrest Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
James Wheeless
Phyllis Ann
Forrest Avenue
Local residents attend to family and hospital notices
Mrs Horace E Stacy returns to Lumberton after visiting sister Mrs B Craven Page on Otteray drive. Mr J N McCrary and daughter Miss Frances McCrary return from Lexington after attending the funeral of Mrs Keiver Leonard. Mrs Virginia Bodenhammer, former resident now in Asheboro, is a patient at Randolph hospital following a serious operation. Mrs Nannie Byrum returns from Lexington after five weeks with illness and death of her sister Mrs Keiver Leonard. Mrs Luther C Parker is in New York at the Vanderbilt hotel. Miss Lois Chidester plans a weekend trip to North Carolina State College and will return Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace E. Stacy
Lumberton
B. Craven Page
Otteray Drive
J. N. McCrary
Frances McCrary
Lexington
Meae
Keiver Leonard
Virginia. Bodenhammer
Asheboro
Randolph Hospital
Marie Handlen
G. W. Clark
Bryce Commercial College
Durham
Zoubeck
Gregg School
Chicago
Nannie Byrum
Luther C. Parker
New York City
Vanderbilt Hotel
Lois Chidester
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Mrs John Fox Club Hostess At Randleman
Mrs. John Fox hosted a Rock club gathering at her Spencer Street home in Randleman. High scorer Mrs. John Council received a box of correspondence cards as tulips and other spring flowers decorated the spacious living room. A chicken pie supper for Bishop's Crusade fund raiser will be served at Randleman high school on Saturday from 5 to 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Claud Fox
Epsie
Randleman High School
Woman's Missionary Society
M. E. Church South
Jas
Pickard
Betty Maness
Greensboro
Howard Smith
Evelyn Story
Rockingham
P. C. Story
Nita Garrett
Lula Yount
Blackman
Graham
Cletus Hardin
Leo Hardin
Clinic Hospital
Joanne Vanwerry
Claud Vanwerry
Maxine Kirkman
Argus Vanwerry
Urcin Trozdon
Bessemer
Joe Holmes
Orville Lambe
Burlington
John Lambe
Lucky Star Club Organized Here
The first meeting of the Lucky Star club was held Wednesday evening at Miss Dorothy Lee's home on English street. Officers elected include president Dorothy Lee vice-president Mamie Malpass and secretary treasurer Robbie Ellwonger. Members named are Lee Ellwonger Malpass Lambeth and Wrenn with plans to add more. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Star Club
Dorothy Lee
English Street
Mamie Malpass
Robbie Ellwonger
Misses Lee
Ellwonger
Malpass
Juanita Lambeth
Mary Jane Wrenn
Local Women Plan To Attend Pi Phi Meeting
A number of local women plan to attend the Gamma province conference of Pi Phi sorority tomorrow in Durham and Chapel Hill. Attendees include Mesdames FE T Harrison W L Groves J T Weaver John C Abels and EB A Wright. The conference will be hosted at Duke and the University of North Carolina during the one day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Phi Sorority
Durham
Chapel Hill
Mesdames FE
Sarah P. Duke Memorial Garden Opens at Duke University
In Durham this week the Sarah P. Duke Memorial Garden at Duke University shows about 20 000 tulips in 100 varieties blooming alongside iris beds. Visitors have viewed the garden since tulips began in bloom last week as dogwood and flowering shrubs enhance the scene. Garden clubs statewide take interest in its first season in 1935, anticipating future beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Sarah P. Duke
Duke University
D A R Acclaims Real Daughters Independence
The D A R honored four surviving daughters of the American Revolution as the last living members of their generation identified with the organization since 1891. Named are Angelina L Avery 97 Willimantic Conn Carolina P Randall 87 Springfield Vt Annie K Gregory 94 Williamsport Pa and Mary Pool Newsome Gibson Ga New vice presidents general were elected including Frank M Dick Elmer H Whitaker W H Belk Charles E Head Bonnie Farwell M C Turner and G B Averill. Charles P Taft noted the constitution was close to revolutionary in its day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Angelina L. Avery
Willimantic
Julian McCurry
Athens
Congress
Frank M. Dick
Cambridge
Elmer H. Whitaker
Pasadena
Calif
W. H. Belk
Charlotte
N. C
Charles E. Head
Seattle
Wash
Bonnie Farwell
Terre Haute
Ind
M. C. Turner
Dallas
Texas
G. B. Averill
Milwaukee
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Civitan District Convention Opens In Greensboro
The Carolinas District Civitan clubs begin their annual convention in Greensboro with reports from district officers. Speakers include Rev. Dumont Clark Asheville Rev. Tom A Sykes High Point and international secretary Arthur Cundy Birmingham. International president C Francis Cowdrey Jr Fitchburg will speak at tonight’s banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Carolinas
Household Arts Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Ellington
The Household Arts club was entertained at an attractive meeting by Mrs Claude Ellington at her West Bay street home. Spring flowers adorned the room and needlework provided amusement. During social time refreshments were served to Mesdames John T Ellis, Fred Ingram, Minnie Hinkle, T G Shelton, W D Sale Sr, J R Montgomery and J H Womble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
Claude Ellington
West Bay Street
John T. Ellis
Fred Ingram
Minnie Hinkle
T. G. Shelton
W. D. Sale, Sr
J. R. Montgomery
J. H. Womble
U D C Chapter Meeting Set for Monday Afternoon
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday at 3 30 PM at Emerywood Country Club. Associate hostesses named are Mrs Co H Bass Mrs H N Phillips Mrs R K Stewart and Mrs W G Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Emerywood Country Club
Co. H. Bass
H. N. Phillips
R. K. Stewart
W. G. Kirkman
Membership Event At Local YWCA Tuesday
The April Membership Event of the local YWCA will be held Tuesday April 27 at 3 30 in the afternoon at the hut. Mrs Edgar Hartley and Mrs Carter Dalton will chair the hostess group and Mrs P W Grandjean will be the speaker for the afternoon. This is the regular monthly event for member ship groups to have a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Edgar Hartley
Carter Dalton
P. W. Grandjean
Mrs Jackson Recovering After Hospital Operation
Mrs. W. L. Jackson of 1100 Forest Hill Drive is recovering at Guilford General Hospital after a Tuesday morning operation. She is described as doing nicely and is under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Samuels
Guilford General Hospital
White Oak Street
Winfred Miller
Richland Avenue
Mrs. Jackson
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Foushee Shore Vows Revealed in Lexington Wedding
Announcement of the marriage of Mabel Doris Foushee and Jose William Shore on April 17 1938. The ceremony was at Rev Evans home in the city with the bride in a swagger ensemble. Mrs Shore is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Foushee of Lexington. Mr Shore is son of Mrs Minnie Shore Ma and is with Bryat Electric Co of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Doris Foushee
Jose William Shore
Mr. Evans
Shore
John Foushee
Lexington
Mr. Shore
Minnie Shore
Bryat Electric Company
High Foint
Busy Needles Club Meeting Highlights Prize Win
The Busy Needles Club with Mrs Williams and Mrs R M Williams met Wednesday on Montheu Avenue for a regal gathering. Members enjoyed needlework forms and a novelty prize was won by Mrs Reitzel Pitts. Hostess served fresh meats. next meeting slated for May 6 at Mrs E F Brenner's on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Williams
Montheu Avenue
Needles Club
Reitzel Pitts
Hell
E. F Brenner
North Main Street
Scales Samuel Vows Announced In City
Announcement of the marriage of Margaret Lila Scales and Roscoe F. Samuel, both of this city, solemnized February 20 in Danville Virginia with Rev. A K Younts officiating. The bride wore a grey suit and blue accessories with a shoulder bouquet of freesias sweetpeas and rose buds. The couple traveled to Danville with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Samuel. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs J J Scales of Sunset Avenue. Mr. Samuel is the son of Mr. and Mrs J E B Samuel of Vernon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lila Scales
Roscoe F. Samuel
Danville
A. K. Younts
Robert Samuel
J. J. Scales
Sunset Avenue
Mr. Samuel
J. EB. Samuel
Vernon Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. DeRuiter
Center Meeting House
Salem
Miss Kent
AAA
Bakar’s
D. C
Ivey Paylor
J. C. Moore
R. F. J. Johnson
Dan R. Schroder
State Education Association
George W. Urwick
A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
John Fox
Randleman
Pi Phi
DAR
Tom A. Sykes
Civitans
Tl North
Wagger's Ladies Shop
YWCA
Mrs. Williams
Scales-Samuel Vows
Seward's. Market
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