Plans for Altrusa Club Annual Banquet at Sheraton
Plans are completed for the Altrusa Club spring banquet to be held Tuesday evening April 25 at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom. About seventy five members and guests are expected. Dr Embree H Blackard will speak and music plus entertainment are arranged featuring Felix Taussig Janet Russell Vaughn Boone. Eva Wall Winston Salem district governor will attend with Mrs Clyde Milner Greensboro. May Hull chairs, Lucile Johnston presides, with a long arranging committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Embree H. Blackard
Wesley Memorial Church
Felix Taussig
Janet Russell
Vaughn Boone
Eva Wall
Winston- Salem
Altrusa Clube
Wll
Clyde Milner
Greensboro
May Hull
Lucile Johnston
Louise C. Wrenn
Lois Welborn
Louise Abernethy
Nadine Parker
Nancy
Altrusa Banquet Plans Formal Drees and Attire
Poston announces that Miss Lillian Massey and Miss Hazel Johnson will attend the Altrusa banquet. The event will be formal, as planned by the committee.
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Poston
Lillian Massey
Hazel Johnson
Local Phi Beta Club Meets for Italy Series in Morris Home
Mrs. J. A. Morris hosts Thomasville Phi Beta club to a Cities of Italy program led by Mamie Harris with a talk on Bologna. Guests and members enjoy tea, daisies, and a two course refreshment spread as High Point and local guests attend. A Friday dance at the Woman's Club on Elliott Drive features Jimmy Davis and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Italy
Phi Beta Club
J. A. Morris
High Point
Mamie Harris
Bologna
C. H. Newby
R. C. Harville
R. L. Lambeth
Greensboro
Paul Newton
Winston-Salem
Harry Lee Lambeth
E. W. Cates
M. B. Hite
Lois Johnson
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Lexington
Jimmy Davis
Logal Band
Betty Claire Jennings
Theresa Hoover
Jennie Reid Newby
Isabel Boyles
Frances Griffin
Virginia Boyles
Evelyn Lyles
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Evelyn Albright
Polly Trent
Mildred Carr
Nancy Kyser
Polly
Priscilla Lambeth
Dinner party at Elliott Drive hosts five guests
Miss Betty Jennings hosted an informal dinner at her Elliott drive home Friday evening. A three course meal was served at a table adorned with tulips and narcissi. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leonard and Miss Theresa Hoover with Bill Goodson of Greensboro, plus Miss Jennings and Lester Myers.
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Betty Jennings
Elliott Drive
Charles Leonard
Greensboro
Theresa Hoover
Bill Goodson
Miss Jennings
Lester Myers
Martinsville Visit Returns and Family Travels
Mrs. M. J. Peacock and daughter Barbara return Sunday to Martinsville after two weeks with Belvin W. Stone and wife in the same city. Charles Eanes comes back from Washington D C with his parents and brother, traveling by car. Doak Finch and Harry Brown Finch report a Miami Beach respite before resuming city life.
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M. J. Peacock
Barbara
Martinsville
Local residents and visitors responder notes
Houston K. Farlow is recalled to the U S S Louisville after visiting relatives in Winston-Salem. Lieut D A Lovelace and Mrs Lovelace arrive from Coronado to stay with James B Lovelace in Charlotte. Various social visits and hospital news follow, including Mabel Hoover Hargett’s bone operation and recuperation, and others visiting or traveling to Raleigh and Durham for events and family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster Thurman
Charlotte
W. L. Hargett
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Severa
Miss Ella Lou Taylor Earns National Music Honor
Fifteen year old Ella Lou Taylor received a national honor certificate from the National Federation of Music Clubs for a superior rating at the state junior competitive festival in Greensboro. She also attained top ratings at the district finals at Eton College and the state finals, and was invited to perform at the State Federation meeting in Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lou Taylor
National Federation of Music Clubs
Greensboro
Eton College
State Federation of Music Clubs
Fayetteville
Miss Taylor
Shirley Wilborn
Robert Andrews
Royster Thurman
Annie Louise Brown
Virginia Butner
Social Arts Club Luncheon at Zimmerman's Home
The Social Arts Club will hold a luncheon Thursday at 1 PM hosted by Mrs. T R Zimmerman at her West Farris Avenue home. Mrs. Leland Be Nelson and Mrs. A B Blamas will serve as associate hostesses.
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T. R. Zimmerman
Social Arts Club
West Farries Avenue
Liberty Association W M U Meeting Set at Jersey Church
The Liberty Baptist Association Woman's Missionary Union holds its annual meeting at Jersey Church on Wednesday April 26 starting at 10 o'clock. Guest speakers include Miss Wilma Bucy from the Home Mission Board Atlanta and Mrs Edna R Harris from the State W M U Office Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union of the Liberty Baptist Association
Jersey
Wilma Bucy
Home Mission Board
Atlanta
Edna R. Harris
W. M. U. Office
Raleigh
Greensboro College Publishes Elect Officers For Year
Greensboro College students elected editors and business managers for three publications. Rebekah Fuls ham will edit the Echo yearbook, Kathryn Marley is Echo business manager, Janet Thomas editor of the Collegian, Mabel Seymour Collegian business manager, Rebecca Doub edits Handbook, Carolyn Smith Handbook business manager. All are juniors except Smith a sophomore.
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Greensboro
Greensboro College
Echo
Rebekah Fulsham
Kenly
Kathryn Marley
Siler City
Collegian
Janet Thomas
Rocky Mount
Mabel Seymour
Sanford
Rebecca Doub
Aberdeen
Carolyn Smith
Goldsboro
Smith
Wrenn Allgood Marriage Announced in Raleigh
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs Hallie Thomas Wrenn and Elmer Coles Allgood on April 8 in Raleigh. The ceremony at Rev Percy Bloxam's home, Tabernacle Baptist Church, with a ring ceremony in front of a small group. The bride, wearing navy and white, is daughter of R L Thomas of Mount Airy and a North State Telephone employee in High Point. The groom is son of W H Allgood and the late Alice Allgood of Salisbury and works at Alders Cincerella Shop in Raleigh.
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Hallie Thomas Wrenn
Elmer Coles Allgood
Raleigh
Percy Bloxam
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Mrs Fred Tate Hosts Entre Nous And Sorosis Clubs
Mrs Fred N Tate will host a joint meeting of the Sorosis Club and the Entre Nous club at her Emerywood home Friday afternoon at three o clock. Sorosis meets on the regular Friday date while Entre Nous shifts from Thursday to Friday for this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tate
Entre Nous and
Sorosis
Fred N. Tate
Sorosis Club
Entre Nous Club
Yester Emerywood
Mrs Slane to Speak at Circle Five Benefit
Circle Five of the Wesley Memorial M. FB Auxiliary sponsors a benefit program this week at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom Friday evening April 28 at eight oclock. Mrs Willis H Slane will give an illustrated lecture on her European tour and a music program is planned by the circle with proceeds to its treasury.
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Circle Five
Wesley Memorial M. FB
H. C. Terry
Sheraton Hotel
Willis H. Slane
E. C. Ha
Arts Club Hears Mre Broadhurst on Old Glass Legend
Mrs. Edgar Broadhurst of Greensboro spoke at the Early American Arts Club meeting in Jamestown on Building a Legend of Old Glass. She described collecting one specimen of every pattern from Ruth Webb Lee and noted only two Americans have completed such a set. She traced glass history from early patterns to 1840s 1890s pattern glass and named ten famous patterns.
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W. G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
Edgar Broadhurst
Greensboro
Ruth Webb Lee
United States
Kansas City
University of Tennessee
Mrs. C. A. Ring Hosts Pharmaceutical Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. C. A. Ring will host the Woman's Auxiliary of the Pharmaceutical Association at 1011 North Main Street Monday evening at 7 30. Wives of druggists drug clerks and drug salesmen are urged to attend as plans are discussed for entertaining visiting women for the state pharmaceutical meeting in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ring
The
Pharmaceutical Association
North Main Street
Miss Bobbie Paige Named Dance Sponsor in Asheville
Miss Bobbie Paige chosen by Asheville DeMolay chapter as chief sponsor for their annual dance to be held next week in Asheville. Paige is daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. J E Paige of Asheville, now living in High Point and attending High Point College.
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Bobbie Paige
Asheville
Priscilla Club to Meet Friday at Mrs Hayes Home
The Priscilla club will meet with Mrs H W Hayes at her home on route two this week. The meeting is scheduled for Friday afternoon at three o'clock, as usual according to day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
H. W Hayes
Kennedy announces birth of daughter Hazel Jane
Mr and Mrs F E Kennedy of High Point route one announce the birth of a daughter Hazel Jane on April 20 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Kennedy
High Point Route One
Hazel Jane
Jamestown High School opens commencement with recital
Jamestown April 22. The Jamestown High School commencement season began with a recital by senior pianists and vocalists under Miss Geneva Morrison. Participants include Doris Bundy Martha Bundy Polly Bennon Zelma Parnell and Arthur Upshaw with the Girls Glee Club. Upcoming events list annual recital May 3 senior class exercises May 5 the play Lucky Stars and a commencement sermon May 6 with address by Charles F Carroll Jr of High Point schools. Evening programs begin at 8 o'clock.
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Jamestown
Jamestown High School
Geneva Morrison
Doris Bundy
Martha Bundy
Polly Bennon
Zelma Parnell
Arthur Upshaw
A. C. Lovelace
High Point College
Chae. F. Carroll, Jr
High Point City
Jamestown P T A to Install Officers and Hear Report
The Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting on Thursday evening with installation of next year’s officers. Mrs B L Richardson will report on the state meeting in Raleigh. A Guilford County Mother Singers concert directed by Grace Van Dyke Moore is on the program.
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Jamestown
Green Street T. E. L. class meets Monday instead of Tuesday
The T. E. L. class at Green Street Baptist Church will meet Monday at 7 30 pm at Mrs C N Royal 318 Montheu Avenue instead of Tuesday. Announcement notes the time change for members. Also Lebanon Church Hut hosts an eight o clock program with Mae Kirkman pictures. Welch Memorial M P intermediates meet at 4 45 pm led by Ray Wood and Carl Simpson.
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Green Street
Mies Mae Kirkman
Lebanon Church
Welch Memorial M. P
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Welch Memorial Church
High Point
Ray Wood
Carl Simpson
Missionary Auxiliary to Meet at Main Street Church
The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of Main Street M. E. Church calls a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the J W Clinard classroom. Members are asked to attend at the designated time.
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Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of
Main Street
M. E. Church
J. W. Clinard
U D C Meeting With Mrs Bass At Her Home
The High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at 201 Lindsay Street Monday at 3 30 p m Mrs C H Bass hosts and Mrs A T Wishart historian will present a program on Vicksburg Mobile and Galveston three key southern ports.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. H. Bass
Lindsay Street
A. T. Wishart
Vicksburg
Miss
Mobile
Ala
Galveston
Texas
Dr Elbert Russell to Speak at Greensboro College Baccalaureate
Dr Elbert Russell dean of Duke University School of Religion will deliver the baccalaureate at Greensboro College commencement on Sunday May 28 at 11 00 at West Market Street Methodist Church Greensboro N C He is a noted speaker author and educator and will also participate in the Institute of International Relations at Chapel Hill
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Greensboro
Elbert Russell
School of Religion
Duke University
Greensboro College
Luther L. Gobbel
West Market Street Methodist Church
N. C
Russell
Institute of International Relations
Chapel Hill
Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis
American Orient Society
Meeting of Friends
Edenburg
Murphy Fined Also Receives Parking Ticket After Court Visit
William Murphy parked his car and paid a 15 cent fine for speeding at police court. Upon returning he found a separate parking ticket issued while he was inside.
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Seattle
William Murphy
Thomasville Man Celebrates 80th Birthday At Party
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burton in Thomasville for Mr. Burton turning 80. Guests included six children, ten grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and several relatives and honor guests such as Rev. T. B. Johnson and Rev. W. R. Jenkins with their families. A pink and green motif framed a large birthday cake and dinner followed at one o’clock.
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J. W. Burton
Thomasville
Mr. Burton
James Hedgecock
C. H. Burton
L. C. Burton
Joe R. Frazier
John C
T. B. Johnson
Mae and
Bain Johnson
W. R. Jenkins
Mary Jewell
Miss Edith Dickens Weds Kermith R Rich in Danville
Edith Bernice Dickens and Kermith Russell Rich married on April 8 in Danville Virginia with Rev M T Sorrell officiating. The ceremony was attended by the groom’s brother Wesley Rich and Mrs Wesley Rich and Mrs Charles Campbell. The bride wore beige with red fox fur trim and pink rosebud corsage. After a brief wedding trip the couple will live with the groom’s parents at 611 Cross Street.
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M. T. Sorrell
The
Christian Church
Danville
Edith Bernice Dickens
Kermith Russell Rich
Wesley Rich
Charles Campbell
Rich
Cornelia Dickens
John Dickens
Cross Street
Miss Mendenhall Addresses Live Y'ers Club
Miss Francee Mendenhall, home economics instructor at the local high school, spoke to the Live Y'ers Club of the YWCA at a supper meeting on personal appearance. She urged cleanliness neatness simple style and evaluated popular cosmetics per Consumer's Union. The gathering of 20 members adjourned after a brief business session and introduction.
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Francee Mendenhall
Davis-Hinshaw Vows Announced In Randleman
Miss Nettie Yvonnie Davis of Greensboro and Jesse Rez Hinshaw of Randleman were married in a private home ceremony April 8. Rev W B Lefler officiated before about 20 family members at 6 PM. The couple will reside in Liberty.
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Sheraton
Altrusa
Miss Eva Wall
Hoover
N. Main
Home. Co
Sunnysouth
Washington Street
Houston K. Farlow
West Russell Street
Louisville
St. Petersburg
Fla
D. A. Lovelace
Mrs. Lovelace
Coronado, Fla
James B. Lovelace
Colonial Drive
Lieut. Lovelace
Mr. Lovelace
Charlotte Sanatorium
Miller
G. F. Foard
Robey Courtney
Lenoir
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
Coal
Florence Brown
Henderson
Capps
R. R. Fountain
Westwood Avenue
Fred Moore
George Coan
Broadus Smith
Duncan, D. C
John Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Moore
Rothrock
Coan
Hall
Burrus Memorial Hospital
E. W. Beanewf
North
Hamilton Street
William W. Allen, Jr
Woodbury
N. J
Rufus King
Annabella King
Allen
Emma King
Helen Davis
E. A. Hatcher, Jr
Durham
Elizabeth
University
Liberty Association
Greensboro College Publications
Wrenn-Allgood
Arts Club
Mre Broadhurst
Valette J. Harris
C. C. Hayworth
Louis Heilig
H. T. Hudson
Pearl Idol
W. C. Idol
George Lowe
Perry Lovelace
Co. B. Mattox
Mary Mungan
Rupert Pickens
John Pickett
Roy Spearman
John Walker
David W. Porges
New York
Emerywood Beauty Shop
Mrs. Hayes
Bride
John B. Cross
Marguerite Mode
Mode
South Main Street
B. L. Richardson
Mittie Wilson
E. D. Moore
N. P. Alexander
P. C. Futrell
Jack
Lebanon Group
Ae Main Streeet
U. D.C
Bass
Dr. Russell
G. C
Gertrude Page
Double Trouble
Dan+ville
Edith Dickens
Kermith R. Rich
Miss Mendenhall
Davis-Hinshaw
Randleman
United
North Main
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