Miss Mary Alexander Hosts WOT Club Event at English Street Home
Miss Mary Alexander hosted a W O T Club gathering with guests yesterday afternoon at her English Street residence. Mrs. H A Millis presided over the meeting and a current event program engaged members and visitors. Mrs. Charles F Long led a pink and white dining room display while Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Long served tea and delicacies. The ladies then toured the Alexander gardens famous for their variety and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alexander
W.O.T. Club
W. O. T. Club
English Street
H. A. Millis
Charles F. Long
Mary Elizabeth Long
Alexander Home
Ladies' Bridge and Dinner Dance Highlight Emerywood Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosted a bi weekly ladies' bridge event with four duplicate tables and one contract table. Top North and South players were Misses Betty Jobels and Sarah Lacy Tomlinson. East-West leaders were Mesdames E. T. Howard and Ben Moore. Contract prize went to Mrs. Q O A Kirkman. April dinner dance will feature Johnny Bobbitt's orchestra and the rhumbas and tangos du jour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood ‘Country Club
Ben Moore
M _ esdames
R. L. White
Kelsey Ayres
QO. A. Kirkman
Mesdames
John C. Abels
Grady Stroupe
C. E. Lehmann
Laurance Ingram
E. T. Howard
E. L. Chitwood
C. G. Mackintosh
E. B. Gamble
Kenneth Redman
Hal Davis
G. S. Beaver
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Betty Jo Abels
George Machin
C. A. Kirkman
June Scott
Hugh Smart
R. A. Sheroff
Johnson Street
Emerywood Country Club
Girl Reserve Movement
Adams Memorial Y. W. C
Johnny Bobbitt
American Book Club Reviews Careers Of English Professors
The American Book Club met at Mrs. David Pickard's home with the theme Pedagogues Plus. Mrs. Horace Rothrock reviewed A Goodly Fellowship about Mary Ellen Chase, while Mrs. L. P. Earnhardt discussed Autobiography With Letters by William Lyon Phelps. All members attended plus one visitor, Mrs. Elmer James, and an ice course followed as Li lac arrangements enhanced the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Book Club
David Pickard
Horace Rothrock
L. P. Earnhardt
Social Calendar Highlights Emphasize Club Events
The social page lists numerous meetings and gatherings across Greensboro. Highlights include Forget-Me-Not Club at Mags Ivey’s home, Garden Pilgrimage headquarters at the Sheraton Hotel, and several luncheons, bridge parties, and a Girl Reserves 60th anniversary program at venues like Sedgefield Inn YWCA and Emerywood Club across Friday to Saturday with noted entertainers Walter Vassar and Johnny Bobbitt and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forget
Mags
Charles Ivey
Lindsay Street
Eastern Star Meeting Plans Chicken Supper at Temple
High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Christiana Snyder presiding and finalized plans for a chicken supper serving from 5 30 to 7 PM in the Temple dining hall. Guest Mrs. Lillie Ward spoke on chapters visited since leaving High Point. chapter presented her a gift. At close, refreshments and a crystal wedding gift to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Updegrove were given. 22 members attended. Archdale group to meet at Mrs Edwards home with associate hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Christiana Snyder
Temple
Lillie Ward
San Diego
Calif
Crystal
Ed Updegrove
Updegrove
Altrusans Plan Picnic and Roanoke Convention
Twenty one members and two visitors attended the April Altrusa club meeting at the Sheraton in Roanoke. Plans discussed include changing the annual progressive dinner to a picnic and hosting duties for the biennial International Association convention in July with North Carolina Day events and participation by Second District clubs.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
Jessie May Young
Mary Lou Rothrock
Roanoke
Garden Tea Honors Mrs. John C. Abels Before Departure
Mesdames Walker and Adams hosted a garden tea for Mrs. John C. Abels who soon leaves High Point. About fifty guests gathered at Colonial Drive home enjoying blooms of primroses azaleas dogwood and other flowers. Refreshments shaped as flowers accompanied tea sandwiches cakes and mints. guests included Mrs. J H Mellichampe and Mrs. John Beastey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Walker and
Adams
John C. Abels
High Point
J. H. Walker
P. Y. Adams
Colonial Drive
W. B. Thomas
Abels
J. H. Mellichampe
Washington, D. C
Walker
John Beastey
Carthage
Mary Anne Thomas
Peggy Teague
Frances Pickett
Local residents embark on weekend visits and travels
Mr and Mrs Frank Tuttle of Archdale Bruce and Pershing Sur ratt of 306 South Hamilton Street returned from Magnolia Gardens in Charleston S C after a weekend visit Henry Mayo of Fayetteville visited in Raleigh area before joining her husband in Fayetteville where he is moving Mr and Mrs Dovid R McClelland left for Boston after visiting Mrs McClelland’s parents Mrs A E Taplin They stopped in Philadelphia on the way Mrs C A D Eakes and Mrs J S Adams with Miss Celeste Adams left for Goldsboro after attending the Pope Rawls wedding F E Harllee Sr Jr J E Whichard and J W Wall of Harllee’s Department Store on a buying trip in New York Mrs E P Coltrane moved home from Guilford General Hospital where she recently had surgery Edgar Kimsey returned to the city from Habersham College in Clarksville Ga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tuttle
Archdale
Bruce and
Pershing Surratt
South
Hamilton Street
Magnolia Gardens
Charleston
S.C
Henry Mayo
Fayetteville
Joan L. Rothrock
Duncan, S. C
O. M. Moore
Dovid R. McClelland
Boston
Mass
F. E. Harllee, Sr
F. E. Harllee, Jr
J. E. Whichard
J. W. Wall
Harllee’s Department Store
New York
E. P. Coltrane
High Point
Guilford General Hospital
Bundles For Britain Sewing Unit Ships 305 Garments Today
Reports from Mrs. Carter Dalton show the Bundles for Britain sewing unit packed and shipped 305 garments from local headquarters today. The haul includes 114 adult hospital gowns and 191 infant gowns, with cartons of 100 each. A few garments remain outstanding as the committee hopes to send another shipment to national headquarters soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
Britain
Miss Millis to Ride in Hollins College Show
Miss Mary Lewis Millis of High Point, daughter of Mr and Mrs E Millis, will ride in Hollins College eleventh annual Riding Show on April 26. The event by Hollins College Riding Club features walk trot canter classes, jumps by single riders, hunt teams, and two permanent cups for jumping and championship. Participants from Chat ham Hall Bit and Spur Club and Virginia Tech Block and Bridle Club invited. proceeds aid British War Relief. May Day pageant at Hollins on May 3 directed by Freya with a large cast and European folk dances. Queen and court kept secret until reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lewis Millis
High Point
E. Millis
Hollins College
Hollins College Riding Club
Chatham Hall
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Freya
Methodists District Youth Rally Planned for May 30
The High Point District Youth Organization of the Methodist Church schedules a Young People's Rally on May 30 at Main Street Church. George Needham, president, will preside. The council also approved forming a Sub-District Youth Organization in Denton and a district picnic in August.
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High Point
Methodist Church
Main Street Church
Lake Junaluska
George Needham
Denton
Jolly Y Club Picnic Supper at Reynolds Park
Members of the Jolly Y Club plan a 6:30 PM gathering at the YWCA then travel to Reynolds Park Winston-Salem for a picnic supper and skating at the park rink. Girls interested should contact the YWCA office by noon tomorrow. Elizabeth Welborn leads food, Katherine Wrenn transportation.
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Jolly Club
Reynolds Park
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Welborn
Katherine Wrenn
Hours For Local Garden Tour Are Announced Today
Local gardens and homes will open to visitors for the Fourth Annual Garden Pilgrimage starting tomorrow for a two day period from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tours begin at the Sheraton Hotel with Mrs. G D Pettibone coordinating. An entry fee of 75 cents covers the entire tour of seventeen gardens and parts fund Bundles for Britain, the rest split between the High Point Garden Club Council and the Garden Club of North Carolina.
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G. D. Pettibone
Garden Club of North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Mrs Aycock Bride Honored At Bridge Shower In Barret Home
Mrs Richard Aycock, a recent bride and club member, was feted at a bridge shower hosted by Mrs Palmer Barrett and others at Barrett's Avery Road residence. Four bridge tables were played with high score going to Mrs Ralph Norman, second high to Miss Hazel Wright, and traveling prize to Miss Ollie Brown. Bridal gifts included a silver teapot, plus a shower of gifts.
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Palmer Barrett
Kathleen Wall
Lena Bel Blair
Barrett
Avery Road
Richard Aycock
Ralph Norman
Hazel Wright
Ollie Brown
Joseph Cecil
Martha Kirkman
Virginia Reid
Dorothy Davis
Homer Miller
J. D. McCreey
Onie Brown
Elizabeth Ellis
Maude Burrows
Juanita Reid
R. F. Rogers
Lona Bell Blair
Philomathean Club Meeting Friday Cancelled
The Philomathean club meeting planned for Friday afternoon with Mrs. R. F. J. Johnson on Carrick Avenue has been cancelled in respect to the late Mrs. Rufus King, a club member who died suddenly yesterday.
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Philomathean Club
R. F. J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
Rufus King
Mrs Hayworth Before Marriage Was Mary Dean Caldwell
Mary Dean Caldwell, before her marriage, was known as Miss Caldwell. The note places her at Guilford General Hospital in relation to the wedding context.
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Guilford General Hospital
W C Outon to Manage Local Club as Abels Leave
Mr and Mrs W C Outon of Charlotte will assume duties at Emerylwood Country Club filling the vacancy caused by Mr and Mrs John C Abels leaving High Point in May. Outon has five years at Myers Park Country Club and will reside locally May 1. The Abels and daughter Betty Jo depart May 5 for Minnesota before attending son Jack’s NC State College graduation in Raleigh.
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W. C. Outon
Charlotte
Emerylwood Country Club
John C. Abels
High Point
Abels
Outon
Myers Park Country Club
Miss Abels
Jack
California
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
the McEwens
Minnesota
Wesleyan Service Guild Hears Miss Lehndorff
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church met April 21 with 38 members and four visitors. Sam Smith led a devotional on The Militant Church of the Twentieth Century World. Miss Anne Marie Lehndorff, an Austrian refugee and Woman's College student, praised America and plans to study next fall. Charles Medlin performed cello solos. Vienna's International Autumn Fair is set for September.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Gibson
North Main Street
Sam Smith
Ross Davis
Anne Marie Lehndorff
America
Woman's College
Charles Medlin
Mesdames Worth Ivey
Marvin Green
Lee Collins
Spencer Jackson
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Phil A. Warner
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Moffitt's
Early American Arts Club
Roy Spearman
Brentley Circle
Social Arts Club
A. M. Upshaw
A. B. Huff
Bridge
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Inn
Tea and
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Priscilla Club
Fred Ingram
Greensboro College
Walter Vassar
H. R. Delager
R. T. Amos
Forest Hill Drive
Bess N. Rosa
Greensboro
C. E. Diffendale
Eastern Star Group
Anc
Thone
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
West Virginia
Georgia
Florida
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Lois Welborn
Utha Gray Smith
Mary Lou oRthrock
Edgar Kimsey
Habersham College
Clarksville
Asheboro Street
Miss Millis
Methodists’ District
Jolly Y Club
Tucker
W. Carson Tucker
Linda Ann
Route 3
Newlin Hayworth
Vickey Kristine
High Point Tip
Arcade Amusement Company
Bridge-Shower
W.c.outon
City
Babara E. Brown
Japan
Manchuria
Columbus
Lehndorff
Vienna
Crisco
Greenland
Reginald Heber
India
Afric
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