Thomasville Arts Club Plans State Federation Delegate
The Fine Arts Department of the Thomasville Woman's club met at a local building to arrange sending a delegate to the North Carolina Federation Music Clubs in May. A new slate was nominated for the next term including Mesdames Seyour McMillan and J. C. Pennington, with Mrs. Charles Phillips presiding. Featured was a program by J. and Mrs. I. G. Greer performing folk songs and ballads with Greer on piano and dulcimer. An ice course followed.
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Thomasville
Fine Arts
Thomasville Woman's Lab
Junior Service League Opens Friendly Bee Play
The Junior Service League presented The Friendly Bee, a one act play directed by Mrs. Walter Fleischmann, at Oak Hill School with M rs. Morris Jones and Mrs. Howard Marsh as Molly and Dick. The spider entertained as Mrs. Matt Wall, with bees and Lady Bug contributing dance and action. Performances continued at Bay Street School and Brentwood School with proceeds supporting city school children.
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Junior Service League
Matt Wall
Spider
Morris Jones
Molly
Howard Marsh
Caroline Dalton
Phil Davis
Bug
Bees
Sara Youtlinson
Henry Betts
Josephine Jackson
Helen Marie Sheloff
Enterprise Stuff
Walter Fleischmann
Oak Hill
Sara
Ruth Bowne
Bay Street
Brentwood
Cloverdale
Grimes Street
Emma Blair
Trinity Music Club Studies Life Of Bach Study
Trinity April meeting at the Parrish home included eleven members with one new joiner. Bach was studied with life notes shared, Nell White discussed Evolution of Music Notations, Martha Smith and Jacqueline Yates performed pieces, two music contests and an Easter egg hunt followed by refreshments. Hazel Fulp hosted a dinner party with a group of neighbors. The Methodist young people's class held April meeting with secret pals revealed. Trinity PTA held its last meeting with a cooking demo and hot point water heaters shown. A group PTA meeting planned activities for next year led by President J W Meredith.
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Trinity
Trinity Music Club
Betty
Bobby
Dorothy Parrish
Bach
Nell White
Martha Smith
Jacqueline Yates
Annie Laurie
Jean Leach
Methodist Church
Margaret Byerly
Trinity P.T.A
F. J. Burton
Duke Power Co
Blair elected president of North Carolina PTA Congress
Asheville April 24 Mrs J S Blair of Elizabethtown is the newly elected president of the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers. Delegates representing 78000 members elected her at the twenty second annual convention in session in Asheville. She has long been active in PTA work and is wife of the Bladen County school superintendent.
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Asheville
J. S. Blair
Elizabethtown
North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Blair
Congress
PTA
Bladen County
State University
Chapel Hill
State P T A Closes Meeting With National Head Talk
Asheville April 24 The North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers closed its 22nd annual convention with an address by Mrs William Kletzer of Portland Oregon president of the National Congress In the absence of Governor Broughton Mrs Kletzer spoke Mrs J S Blair of Elizabethtown installed as president succeeding Mrs Novle D Alley of or
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Asheville
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
William Kletzer
Portland
Ore
National Congress
Kletzer
Broughton
J. S. Blair
Elizabethtown
Novle D. Alley
Randleman Seniors Prepare for April Performances
Randleman announces senior events starting April 26 with the three act farce Oh Promise Me in the high school auditorium directed by Miss Myrtle Cox. The program continues with a commencement sermon April 27 by Rev I R Roberts and Senior Follies April 30. Commencement address by Dr L L Gobbels of Greensboro College on May 1.
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Williams
I. R. Roberts
L. L. Gobbels
Greensboro College
Amphyl Feminine Hygiene Product Promoted by Wise Women
Modern women increasingly rely on Amphyl for feminine hygiene. The product acts as a douche with germ killing action and deodorizes. A teaspoonful in a quart of warm water provides protection, used in 19 Pennsylvania hospitals as an antiseptic. Sold at 23 and 50 cents with directions included. Made by Lehn & Fink Products Corporation.
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Pennsylvania
Lehn & Fink Products Corporation
Mrs. Herman Smith Hosts Luncheon For Mrs. Abels
A small luncheon at Edgedale Drive honored Mrs. John C. Abels who will soon move away. Eight guests, a course meal, and contract bridge followed. Prize dusting powder went to Mrs. E. T. Howard, with a hose gift to the honoree. An out of town guest came from Carthage.
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John C. Abels
Herman Smith
Edgedale Drive
E. T. Howard
Abels
Smith
John Beasley
Carthage
P. Y. Adanmis
A. B. Huff
Roland Park
Friends of Frank H Stell Recovers After Appendectomy
Friends report Frank H Stell is recuperating satisfactorily following an appendectomy performed last Sunday at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mesdames Delda M Hart and G F Reinhardt of Baltimore Md are visiting Mrs George M Small at 602 Fifth Street. Dr and Mrs P W Flagge returned from a Deep South trip via New Orleans Mobile and Atlanta where they attended the Dogwood Festival. Mesdames H Clement R L Heilig Elbert Culler Cloverdale School representative and Mrs E K Hightower city PTA representative returned from Asheville after attending a two day Parent Teacher Conference on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Frank H. Stell
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Delda M. Hart
G. F. Reinhardt
Baltimore, Md
George M. Small
Fifth Street
P. W. Flagge
Deep South
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Mesdames H. Clement
R. L. Heilig
Elbert Culler
Cloverdale
E. K. Hightower
Asheville
Garden Clubs Meet In Asheville May 26 30
Asheville hosts the National Council of Garden Clubs of America from May 26 through May 30. The event gathers club representatives for meetings, exhibits, and related activities in the city.
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Garden Council
Asheville
National Council of Garden Clubs of America
Night Program By Women Of Moose Brightens Chapter Evening
The Women of the Moose held a Chapter Night Homemaking program at the Moose Hall directed by Mrs. Ola Perry. Senior Regent Lucille Smith welcomed guests as the chapter sang Home Sweet Home. Rhonda and Darrell Cathcart performed God Bless America. Barbara Ellington Theresa Therrell and Betty Jo Beeson gave tap dances. Jake Harris spoke on High Point history for fifty years, displaying old letters and curios. The Mooseheart endowment fund march and the Nine O'clock ceremony were observed. Miss Jane Brandon was a special guest. Garnet Baker won the attendance prize. Homemade cookies and candy were shared as refreshments.
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High Point
Mooseheart Endowment Fund
Jane Brandon
Garnet Baker
Baptist Church Meeting Friday Afternoon at 1:39
An announcement states the Baptist Church will hold a gathering Friday afternoon at 1 39 PM at the church.
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Baptist Church
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