Final weekly card party ends at Emery Wood Country Club
The weekly afternoon bridge gathering at Emery Wood Country Club concluded with Mrs. J. J. Corrigan winning a dainty bud vase as top prize after four tables of play. Hostesses included Miss Alice Elizabeth Freese and Mrs. Roland T. Holton. The next party is slated for Tuesday May 8, continuing the biweekly schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Amos
J. J. Corrigan
L. C. Matton
A. B. Frazier
Paul Casey
Mayne Bundy
T. C. Langley
Arthur Kirkman
J. J. McMurray
EB. B. Gamble
Jesse Washburn
R. Lynn Trout
Liston Pope
Harold Hennett
Amos Kearns
Roland T. Holton
Alice Elisabeth Freeze
Ladies Golf Tourney Opens Sedgefield Series At Club
The Sedgefield Country Club hosts the first in a Ladies Days golf series with about 45 entrants from High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem and Charlotte. Prizes include crystal glasses Dresden China and salad-plate sets. Tea followed the round, and a second event is planned in two weeks with Mrs John Henry overseeing the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Country Club
High Point
Sedgefield
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Charlote
H. ©. Phipps
Dresden
B. B. Yeats
Winston- Salem
Hel Smith
Sedgefield Grill
Mra
John Henry
Ladies
Mesdames John Henry
John Abela
Grover Kester
Z. I. Walser
A. B. Henley
Laurance
Paul Smith
Buck Tayor
Wayside Garden Club hears Mrs Tate on Colonial Gardens
Wayside Garden Club met at the hostess D E Richardson's home with president C B Mattocks in charge. Guest speaker A E Tate of High Point spoke on Colonial Gardens detailing suitable flowers and introductions to colonial plantings and invited members to visit the hostess's garden after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
A. E. Tate
Colonial Gardens
D. E. Richardson
C. B. Mattocks
Garden Club of
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
C. C. Hayworth
Salisbury
Wayside Club
High Point Garden Club
P. W. Flagge
J. F. Hayden
C. C. Robbins
A. Sherrod
J. &. Welborn
H. B. Robertson
J. Vassie Wilson
Aogtal
La Cartar Tarjeta Club Entertained
Members of La Cartar Tarjeta bridge club were entertained at a regular meeting yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Mrs. Joe Walser at her home on Montheu avenue. The rooms were arranged with lilacs and spring flowers. Two tables of bridge were in play. At the court of scores Mrs. Harry Culler received dusting powder as high score club award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Cartar Tarjeta Club
la Cartar Tarjeta Bridge Club
Joe Walser
Montheu Avenue
Harry Culler
Riley Martin
Bilious Attacks and Home Remedy Claim
Advertisements claim Thedford's Black-Draught, a purely vegetable laxative, eases bilious attacks. It mentions T. L. Austin of McAdenville North Carolina who uses the product and says he would suffer more without it. The copy also highlights children liking the syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Austin
McAdenville
N.C
Theths
Thedford
Ladies and Bible Classes and Hospital Notice
Mrs Beverly Yates hosts visiting ladies and a tea follows a luncheon. The Mary Jones Bible Study class meets tomorrow at 3 pm with Mrs J H Hubbard at 1601 East Green Street joining St John chapter four. Lottie Holden Bible class gathers tomorrow at 3 pm with Mrs D J Newton at 503 Newton Street. Mrs Mary Lee Bray remains patient at Guilford General Hospital after a serious operation yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
J. H. Hubbard
East Green Street
St. John
Lottie Holden
D. J. Newton
Newton Street
Mary Lee Bray
Guilford General Hospital
Miss LaVerne Hudson Weds Elliott S. Wood at Home Ceremony
Miss LaVerne Hudson and Elliott S. Wood united in marriage at 8 pm in the Hudson home with Dr W A Lambeth officiating. The ceremony featured an improvised altar, music by Mrs Charles McAnally and Miss Virginia Frank, and a pall of calla lilies and palms. The couple will reside in the Gantt Apartments after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Wood
LaVerne Hudson
H. T. Hudson
Parkway
Elliott S. Wood
Homer T. Hudson
W. A. Lambeth
Charles McAnally
Virginia Frank
Nevin
Mendelesohn
Frances Fields
Kate Greenaway
George T. Wood, S Jr
F. M. Blanks
Swannanoa
R. E. Stewart
Ed Lyon
George T. Wood
A. E. Sherrill
Douglas Copeland
H. H. Hedges
T. W. Fields
Hibernia Hudson
Dorothy Hudson
Mabel Hedges
Ahn Robbins
Charles T. Parker
EB. W. Freeze, Jr
T. Settle Graham
Fred Voliva
Mra. C. C. Garrett
Forrest Murray
H. N. Phillips
Mra
A. BE. Sherrod
Marion Carlisle
Anna Colbert
Virginia
Josephine Jackson
Frank Wood
Alice EB. Freeze
Welch Harries
Eleanor Idol
Dorothy Rankin
Louise Salsbury
Margaret Hauser
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Gantt Apartments
Wood
City Schools Faculty Dines at Ray Street School
The High Point city schools faculty held a dinner at Ray Street School with about 150 attendees. Guests included Superintendent and Mrs. T. Wingate Andrews, Miss Martha Neal Deaton, Mrs. A. L. Shelton, and Miss Mary Tinnin. The program featured a slide lecture, dances, readings, and a humorous piece by Ella Burton Hutchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Ray Street
High Point City Schools
Martha Neal Deaton
High Point Teachers’ Association
A. L. Shelton
Mary Tinnin
T. Wingate Andrews
Misa Deaton
J. G. Doggett
Thomas Dodamead
Hattie Williams
W. B. Davis
Ella Burton Hutchison
Local Business Leader Remains Theta Chi Member
The well known young business man, president of Elliott 8. Wood, Inc., is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wood, Sr., of 206 Boulevard. He is a grandson of the late Frank H. Wood, pioneer Methodist minister, and namesake of his maternal grandfather A. E. B. Sherrill of Rowan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chi
Elliott 8. Wood, Inc
George T. Wood
206 Boulevard
Frank H. Wood
A. E B. Sherrill
Rowan County
MRA and Steed Improve After Hospital Operation
Mrs Earl Steed who underwent an operation at Guilford General Hospital last Friday is improving and now able to receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Steed
Earl Steed
Guilford General Hospital
Altrusa Club Hosts Musical Program
The Altrusa Club held its regular semi monthly meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Robert Brockett’s North Main home. Thirteen members attended including Mrs. Mary Ballard who was added to the roll. After dinner a musical program by Miss Clara Boyd and Miss Buzelia Smart featured the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Robert Brockett
North Main Street
W. W. Dickerson
Mary Ballard
Clara Boyd
Buzelia Smart
Boyd
Legion Auxiliary Benefit Bridge Party Planned at Edgedale Drive
The local American Legion Auxiliary hosts a benefit bridge from 3 to 6 p m at Mrs W A Hayes home on Edgedale drive. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs J S Groome or Mrs A L Stevens. The Canterbury club meets with Mrs Hoke Bullard at 1104 Forest Hill drive for its regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
W. A. Hayes
Edgedale Drive
J. S. Groome
A. L. Stevens
Canterbury Club
Program highlights and a marriage announcement
The concert featured pieces by Ewing and Charlies G. Dawes with piano accompaniment by Miss Boyd. Miss Annie Firon Workman married James Emmett, with the event announced in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Charlies G. Dawes
Miss Smart
Miss Boyd
Mello Glo Face Powder Promises Youthful Complexion
Protect skin with this new face powder made by a French process that stays on longer and hides pores. It beautifies the complexion without irritations or a pasty look. Purest powder, two prices 50¢ and 61¢, advertisement.
Grissom couples wed in York ceremony
Grissom and his bride were married in a quiet ceremony at the Methodist church in York City on a Saturday in April according to an announced notice. The couple, residents of High Point, were accompanied to South Carolina by Mrs. Sall Workman, mother of the bride who witnessed the ceremony. Mrs. Grissom is described as the daughter of Mrs. Workman of Main street, while the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Grissom of Tate street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissom
Brown
Methodist
York C
High Point
South Carolina
Sall Workman
Mrs McSherry Visits Steed After Guilford Hospital Operation
Mrs Mary McSherry of Bal more Maryland visits her sister in law Mrs Earl Steed who recently underwent an operation at Guilford General Hospital. The monkshood flower grows only where there are bumble bees to carry its pollen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McSherry
Balmore, Md
Earl Steed
Guilford General Hospital
Feen-a-mint laxative ad promotes relief claims
An old advertisement touts Feen-a-mint as a gentle laxative that eases constipation. It claims to cleanse the intestines and dissolve dry waste with saliva by chewing the product.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emerywood Country Club
Bilious
Beverly Yates
William Inette
Ernest Wright
William Ellie
Charles Byrd
Steve Ingram
Mary Jones Bible Class
Moffitt’s
North Main
E.S. Wood
Gooch
Thomas
Larkwood
Milan
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