Mysterious Stranger Sparks Love Tangle in Belvedere
Monica O Dare, 20, nervously pursues Dan Cardigan in Belvedere as his arrival stirs old passions. Dan’s evasions collide with Monnie’s longing while Kay mentions a New Yorker Charles Eustace. Sandra Lawrence arrives with a striking companion, introducing a new pivot in the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica O'Dare
Charles Eustace
Kay
Dan
Monnie
Belvedere
Monica O’dare
Mia O'Dare
Bill
Dan Cardigan
Laura Wesson U D C Chapter Meets With Mrs Willard Dyer
Laura Wesson U D C Chapter meets at Mrs Willard Dyer’s home on Farriss avenue with Miss Ruth Welborn as associate hostess. Mrs H B Robertson presides as president and reports are presented. The chapter votes Confederate flag day for the first Saturday in November and plans Confederate Memorial day on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Willard Dyer
Farriss Avenue
Ruth Welborn
H. B. Robertson
High Point U D C Chapter Hosts Talk On Art In The South
At the High Point chapter meeting Mrs A T Wishart presented a paper titled Art in the South detailing southern arts architecture and notable works including The Hermitage and St Michaels. The session included readings, reports on district events, Memorial Day planning, and a social hour with tea and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A.E. Tate
Broad Street
A. T. Wishart
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
C. L. Whitaker
Burlington
John 8S
Welborn
General Smith
Ansonville
Wishart
Social calendar events for Tuesday to Friday
Garden clubs meet at homes on West Lexington Avenue and Flair farm. WCTU gathers at YWCA. Altrusa dinner at Sheraton Hotel. Local No 106 C E&S meets at Masonic hall. AAUW hosts at Mrs Matthews home. Wednesday Book club hosted by Mrs Fraley. Beauty Pageant at Paramount Theatre. Lotus and Canterbury clubs host events at Otteray Drive homes. Pentagon Club spring dance at Sedgefield Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
Grover Jones
Lexington Avenue
Wayside Garden Club
Martha Blair
Flair Farm
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
C. E
Masonic Hall
R. Matthews
Colonial Drive
Margaret Sloan
R. J. Quigley
Ways and Means Committee
The
Women's Club
Paramount Theater
Lotus Club
F. E. Moses
Otteray Drive
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis
Er. R. Lyon
Woodmen Groups Attend Semi annual District Meeting
Woodmen and Woodmen Circle members traveled to Greensboro for the semi annual district meeting at Pomona Community building. The program opened at 2 00 pm with addresses by officials from High Point Wadeboro Kinston Winston Salem and state managers. Officers were re elected with Lewis Williame of High Point as president and Wynona Parish of Draper as vice president. Refreshments and a dance followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen and
Woodmen Circle
Greensboro
Pomona
Lewis Williame
High Point
Daniel Boone
Wynona Parish
Draper
Woman's Wesley Class Holds Monthly Meeting
The Woman's Bible class of Wesley Memorial church met in the basement with president Mrs. A. B. Frazier presiding. Reports from committees were read, a devotional by Mrs. Garlando B. Daniel followed, and a musical program featured Elsie Gates, Swann sang Life's Railway to Heaven, and a violin solo by Gates' pupil. The class voted to hold an open forum each quarter on public issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
A. EB. Frazier
Garlando B
Daniel
Elsie Gates
Swann
Gates
Meeting of Al A U W With Adjusted Thursday Schedule
Members of the local A A U W are asked to note the change in the date of their meeting. It will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mia and KR Matthews on Colonial Drive at eight o clock. Associate hostesses are KR Waighey and Miss Margaret Sica. An attractive program includes a talk on "Social Trends" by Miss Albright and vocal numbers with Le Gray Jr at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
KR Matthews
Colonial Drive
K R i Waighey
Margaret Sica
Hustesses
Yeen
Mies
Albright
Miesee
Hawking
le Gray, Jr
North Carolina Music Contest Featured at Musical Art Program
The Musical Art Club presented state contest hopefuls with viola and cello solos by Helen Stephens Evelyn Sharp and Elizabeth Hoffman and piano pieces by Virginia Fraley Mae Kirkman and Evelyn Boyd. A Haydn string quartet and Schubert trio were performed as were soprano Margaret Sloda numbers. May program will feature North Carolina composers. local musicians may notify Miss Frank with eligible works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Helen Stephens
Virginia Fraley
Evelyn Sharp
Wieniawski
Elizabeth Hoffman
Popper
Haydn
String Quartette
Edna M. Douglas
Schubert
Hubert Liverman
Margaret Sloda
Buzzi-Peccia
Rachmaninoff
Mae Kirkman
Chopin
North Carolina
Local notes: visits and classes update
Miss Mary Alice Sheloff returns from a week in Roanoke Rapids N C guest of Miss Mabel Regan. A F Crissman a UNC student returns to Chapel Hill after spring holidays with his mother Mrs C E Criseman on Woodrow Ave. Mrs J Tyre improving after Guilford General Hospital operation. Mrs M L Coggins of Lexington visiting daughter Mrs John A Holmes on Colonial Drive. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary to meet tonight at 7 45 at city hall. Stephens Bible class meets Wednesday at 3 with Mrs Charles Gueth 237 Montlieu Ave led by Mrs Thomas Willey Genesis study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Sheloff
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Mabel Regan
A. F. Crissman
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
C. E. Criseman
Woodrow Avenue
M. L. Coggins
Lexington
John A. Holmes
Colonial Drive
F. W. Auxtilary
Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stephens Bible
Charles Gueth
Montlieu Avenue
Thomas Willey
Area Legion Auxiliary Women Attend Raleigh Conference
Mrs. I. T. Mann, Mrs. Jack Burris and Mrs. G. Fox Marshall spent Monday in Raleigh to attend the Area Conference of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Carolina Hotel. Mrs. Marshall is local auxiliary president and Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Burris are active members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Mann
Jack Burris
G. Fox Marshall
Raleigh
American Legion Auxiliary
Carolina Hotel
Marshall
Mann
Burris
A Baby For You Ad Offers Hope After 15 Years
A Kansas City advertisement urges readers denied a baby to write Mrs. Aldred Owens at Coates House for a home method that she claims helped others. The notice promises simple steps and a path to happiness through a credited method.
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Aldred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
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Mary Simmons
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South
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Batiste
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
Salem College
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Thie City
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Mary Buford Williams
Woman's Wesley Class
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Hawk
Hungary
Moskowski
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Fanny
J. T.yre
Guilford General Hospital
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Commercial Bank
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