Mrs Fred Thomas Elected President of Mid Week Garden Club
The May meeting of the Mid Week Garden Club at Mrs. Sidney Gayle’s home on Club Drive elected Mrs. Fred A. Thomas as president succeeding Mrs. Hoke Bullard. Other officers named include Forrest Murray vice president and Horace Haworth recording secretary. The June picnic meeting will be held at Mrs. H. W. Hayes home concluding this year’s sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Gayle
Fred A. Thomas
Hoke Bullard
J. E. Millis
Forrest Murray
Horace Haworth
Elizabeth H. Covington
Frank Hunsucker
J. Burney Briggs
Valette J. Harris
H. W. Hayes
H. A. Millis
Salem
Fred Thomas
John Pickett
High Point
Bullard
Gaden
E. T. Harrison
Summer Program And Evaluation Of Work Discussed By Y Girl Reserve Committee
The Adams Memorial YWCA hosted the Girl Reserve Committee meeting to outline a summer program for two age groups and to form an evaluation committee led by Mrs. A J Koonce. Plans include health education collaboration, Camp Betty Hastings summer camping, and improvements to the game and club rooms. Blair Club members hosted tea after the session and Blair Club proposes a Greensboro trip on May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Girl Reserve Committee
High Point
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Y. W. C. A. Health Education Committee
Camp
Betty
W. F. Clayton
Henry Foscue
Wincie Cagle
Lucille Culler
Blair Club
Greensboro
Vocational Guidance Discussed By Charles F Carroll
Charles F Carroll superintendent of the city schools spoke to the Altrusa club on the need for vocational guidance from kindergarten through college. He noted unemployment among youth, urged community and school cooperation, and praised the club's work and local education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll
Altrusans
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Altrusa
Alice Dickerson
Carroll
Jessie May Young
Nancy K. Poston
Interior Decorating Cues Shared With Business Girls
About 36 members of the Business and Professional Girls Club of the YWCA and six guests attended a supper meeting where Miss Frances Mendenhall from the Senior High School home economics department presented 18 cues for interior decorating emphasizing unity and function. She showed fabric samples for draperies and rugs and suggested color schemes. The Business Girls Council met with Miss Gladys Ellington presiding and set the third Tuesday of each month as a regular meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Frances Mendenhall
Helen Deans
Helen Smith
Susannah Thomas
Carl Sechler
F. J. Flagler
Collier Ellis
Horace Haworth
Business Girls’ Council
Gladys Ellington
Business Girls
Laura Jean Malpass Born at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Clarence Malpass announce the birth of a daughter Laura Jean on Monday April 22 at Burrus Memorial hospital Mrs Malpass formerly Christine Leonard of this city Lottie Holden Bible study class meets at 3 o clock at Mrs O D McPhersons New ton Street home tomorrow afternoon Son born to local couple Irby Leon Mitchell born Saturday April 20 at their home on Winston Salem road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Malpass
Laura Jean
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lottie Holden
O. D. McPherson
Newton Street
W. B. Mitchell
Irby Leon
Winston-Salem Road
Women and clubs host meetings across the week
The social calendar lists events for Wednesday through Friday with several clubs in Greensboro and High Point. Notable gatherings include the Women of the Moose interior decorating talk by H C Barth Maier, the Early American Arts Club at Miss Mary Mungan’s Montleu Avenue home, and luncheons at Mrs T R Zimmerman’s West Farriss Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
H. C. Barthmaier
Mabel Beeson
Montleu Avenue
Mary Mungan
Bristol
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
E. C. Harville
A. J. Koonce
C. A. Ring
Wild Flower Garden Club
Wellington Street
R. M. Andrews
Greensboro
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Priscilla Club
8. C. Clark
Parkway
High Point
Greensboro College
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Four Tables In Play At Ladies Bridge At Club
Four tables of bridge were in play yesterday afternoon at the Emerywood Country Club for the bi weekly ladies party. Hostesses Mrs. Phil Warner and Mrs. Jack Holbrook oversaw the event and the prize, a double deck of cards, was won by Mrs. J. P. Bolt. Also present were Mesdames J. T. Ryan, E. T. Howard, W. R. Campbell, J. J. Corrigan, Lawrence Ingram, John Abels, P. Y. Adams, E. B. Gamble, Thomas Tyson, Robert Stedman, Mayne Bundy, Taylor Simpson, and H. C. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
Jack Holbrook
J. P. Bolt
Bolt
Mesdames
J. T. Ryan
E. T. Howard
W. R. Campbell
Girl Scout Head Speaks To Club On Outdoor Meals
Mrs. Mabel Burnett local Girl Scout executive spoke to Wayside Garden Club on outdoor meals at Mrs. Haworth antique shop on Asheboro road. Nineteen members attended and were reminded of the state garden club meeting in Winston-Salem April 30 to May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Burnett
Wayside Garden Club
C. C. Haworth
Officials Of Girl Scouts Head To Regional Meet
Mrs. Mabel Burnett leads High Point volunteers to Winston-Salem for the Professionals study club meeting ahead of the Juli ette Low Relational Conference opening tomorrow. Local council members and leaders join panel discussions on Building Democracy In A Girl Scout Way with others attending Thursday and Friday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Burnett
Wintson-Salem
Girl Scout Professionals
Juliette Low
Tomnorrow
High Point
Burnett
Professionals Study Study Club of
North and
South Carolina
Geddie Strickland
E. T. Harrison
Royster Tucker
Harry Doctor
C. E. Diffendale
David T. Yow
C F. Carroll
R. S. Lafferty
Myrtle Cates
Ameia Hough
Hulda Hester
Sue Steed
Katherine Kearns
Brownie Leader
Public Invited To See Dogwoods At Lindale Dairy Farm
Lindale Dairy Farm invites the public to view dogwood trees in full bloom this week. Manager C H Williard and Mrs Williard announce the private road to the dairy barn is open for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindale Dairy Farm
C. H. Williard
Williard
Leap Year Dance Set For May 4 At Guilford College
Club BonBonnie issues invitations for a Leap Year Dance to be held at Pleasant's Club Guilford College on May 4. Final plans were laid at a meeting last night at Miss Helen Kearns home with games and contests and refreshments for members including Helen Mason Edith Bulla Louella Sloope Charlotte Hawks Lola Bray Billie Sue Mason Mabel Bray Mary Blackwell Esther Ingram Dot Bardley Alice Peatross Celeste Jones and the hostess The next meeting will be at Miss Virginia Elder's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant’s
Guilford College
Club
BonBonnie
Helen Kearns
Short Smith Street
Helen Mason
Edith Bulla
Louella Sloope
Charlotte Hawks
Lola Bray
Billie Sue Mason
Mabel Bray
Mary Blackwell
Esther Ingram
Dot Bardley
Alice Peatross
Celeste Jones
Virginia Elder
Tryon Bride‑To‑Be and Groom Announce June Wedding
Miss Margaret Alene Ward of Tryon will marry Woodrow Craig Furr of High Point and Marion Va in a June eighth ceremony. Ward, Queens College and Tryon High School alumna, led Pi Mu at Queens. Furr, NC State graduate and former Adams Millis employee, now with Burlington Mills at Marion. Both are prominent in Tryon’s younger social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Alene Ward
Tryon
Woodrow Craig Furr
High Point
Marion
Eelect
W. C .Ward
Miss Ward
Tryon High School
Queens College
Pi Mu Sorority
Queens
Farr
Adams-Millis Corporation
Burlington Mills, Inc
North Carolina State College
Raeigh
Delta Sigma Chi Fraternity
Mr. Farr
Scouts Over Twenty Five Club Feted At Theater Party
About eighty Girl Scout members who sold over 25 boxes of cookies win a morning theater party at Center Theatre. They will watch Swiss Family Robinson starring Thomas Mitchell and Edna Best, then enjoy refreshments at Lindale Dairy’s ice cream parlor. Only club members attend the theatre with Scout officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Center Theatre
Thomas Mitchell
Edna Best
Lindale Dairy
Friends Missionary Union Meets at Poplar Ridge
The Missionary Union of the North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends will hold an all day ses sion Thursday at the Poplar Ridge meeting house in Randolph County. Registration begins at 9 30 with Mrs Murray Johnson of Greensboro presiding. A picnic dinner will be served on the grounds. High Point Friends are urged to travel via Trinity or down the Asheboro highway and watch for the state road marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Union of the
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
Poplar Ridge
Randolph County
Union
Murray Johnson
Greensboro
High Point Friends
Trinity
Asheboro
WCMC Playlikers Present Comic Revue Friday Night
Greensboro April 24 The Playlikers will stage Hecks-a-Poppin a satirical revue of campus life in Aycock Auditorium Friday April 26 at 8 30 PM Audience participation novelty mirrors Broadway trends Campus Suite will be repeated and proceeds help fund the senior commencement play You Cant Take It With You may be cancelled if funds fall short
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Aycock
Our Town
Historical Pageant On State Presented At Cloverdale School
A sixth grade pageant at Cloverdale school chapel depicted life and work of early North Carolina settlers in three scenes. Miss Wini Fred Bodie directed with Lee Smith as reader, and special nationals notes by Jimmy Bowman Curtis McDonald and Ray Collins. Leon Arledge gave a synopsis. Spirits of liberty and plenty were by Eutha Spencer and Peggy Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Cloverdale
Winifred Bodie
Eutha Spencer
Peggy Brewer
Liberty and
Plenty
CARDUS PROMISES RELIEF FOR FUNCTIONAL DYSMENORRHEA
Advertisement notes headaches nervousness irritability and cramps may stem from malnutrition. CARDUS supposedly boosts appetite and gastric juice flow, aiding digestion and building strength. Many report less distress with use before and during menstrual time. CARDUL also cited for 50 years of popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Cardul
Police recover whisky from chased truck in Thomasville chase
In Thomasville April 24 police recovered 123 cases of whisky and a 1938 Ford truck after a pursuit from United Chapel to Miller's Mill in Randolph County. The truck tried to ram patrols and officers failed to stop the driver who fled. whisky stored at city hall awaits court action. Authorities contacted Raleigh Motor Vehicle Bureau to learn ownership but withhold details pending further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Sergt
Hoke Embry
Paul Shore
United Chapel
Miller's Mill
Randolph County
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Raleigh
Jolly Ys Cancel Buffet Supper and Regular Meet
The Jolly Y Club cancels its buffet supper planned for tomorrow night due to a clash with an Enterprise Carriers banquet where Live Y’ers staff Adams Memorial YWCA. The regular meeting at 7:30 features Dr Lydia Shivers on Marriage and Family Relationships with light refreshments. Live Y’ers not at the banquet are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Club
Enterprise Carriers
Live Y’ers
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Jolly Y
Lydia Shivers
Woman's College
Jolly Y's
Shivers
First Methodist Workers Council Meeting Tomorrow
The Workers Council of the First Methodist church, consisting of officers and teachers of the church school, will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the church. Superintendent J H Pritchard announced a special program with an unannounced guest speaker and music by the High Point College male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Methodist Church
J. H. Pritchard
High Point College
Pritchard
Color Prints Demonstration Tonight by Ralph Edwards
Greensboro photographer Ralph Edwards will demonstrate making color prints at the High Point Camera Club meeting. The event is at 8 o'clock tonight in the Junior High School darkroom, open to members and all city enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Edwards
Greensboro
High Point Camera Club
Edwards
Mrs Nance Returns Home After Recuperation
Mrs Andrew Nance has been removed to her home at 614 Woodbury Avenue where she has been undergoing treatment for some time. She is recuperating satisfactorily, friends will be glad to learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nance
Woodbury Avenue
Greece's Salonika Fair to expand this year
The Salonika Fair in Greece will be enlarged this year, with plans to broaden exhibits and attract more participants from regional organizations. Officials expect increased visitor numbers and broader commercial showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
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Adeline Hoover
Batiste
Moffitt's
North Main Street
Mesdames R. T. Amos
H. I. Coffield
B. S. Cummings
H. T. Hudson
W. A. Sherrod
Lamar McCallum
W. T. Powell
W. B. Thomas
J. H. Walker, Jr
E. H. Blackard
J. Gurney Briggs
Council
Ruth Stainless
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Laura Jean Malpass
Girl Scout Head
Girl Scouts
W. C. Furr
Friends Missionary Union
Eastern Star Group
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Beadie Mabry
Masonic Temple
Christiana Snyder
George R. Bennett
Masonic and Eastern Star
Masons
Eastern Star
Clara Smith
Rose Chapter
WCMC
Oak View
Loyal Workers
Oak View Methodist Church
Stella Tilson
Highway 10
Annie May Forbis
Olive Osbey
Twilight Beauty Shoppe
Mann Drug Company
North Main ST
Mann Drug No
First
Methodist Workers Council
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Sheraton
Hal Price
Lizzie Gooch
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