General Federation Council Set for Tulsa Meeting in Spring
The General Federation of Women's Clubs invites nationwide club women to Tulsa from April 26 to 30 for its Spring Council. President Roberta Campbell Lawson will preside as delegates from all states attend with guest speakers on public affairs. A protest against Roosevelt's judiciary plan will be voiced.
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Washington
Tulsa
Okla
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Roberta Campbell Lawson
Roosevelt
Katherine F. Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Lenroot
United States
Europe
League of Nations
Ferdinand A. Silcox
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
General Federation
Silcox
The
Harvard University
Bureau of Street Traffic Research
Maxwell Halsey
Bureau
Attendants Plan May Day Talks and Western Festivities
E Lackey of Detroit and Adela Rogers St Johns headline a women’s convention program in Tulsa with talks on home stability and civic duties. Mrs. Anna Steele Richardson of the Good Citizenship Bureau outlines education for women, while T Grafton Abbott discusses child hygiene work. The event features a western rodeo horse show barbecue and a WPA Symphony Orchestra concert at the Mayo Hotel during Play Day week.
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E. Lackey
Detroit
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Adela Rogers St. Johns
Miss St. Johns
Anna Steele Richardson
Good Citizenship Bureau of
Woman’s Home Companion
Woman's Home Companion
Good Citizenship Bureau
T. Grafton Abbott
Boston
Division of Child Hygiene
Massachusetts State Department of Public Health
Lawson
Sunset Drive
Tulsa
General Federation
Kansas City
Mayo Hotel
Akbar Shrine Theatre
Oklahoma
Plains
WPA Symphony Orchestra
Federation
Crystal Ballroom
Mrs Grandjean To Speak At Y W C A Event
Mrs P W Grandjean will speak at the regular April Membership Event of the Young Women's Christian Association on Tuesday afternoon at 3 30. Mrs A Sherrod will lead a musical program and Mrs Edgar Hartley with Mrs Carter Dalton serve as co chairmen of the hostess group inviting all W C A club members to attend.
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P. W. Grandjean
Young Women's Christian Association
A. Sherrod
Edgar Hartley
Carter Dalton
Doctor Dickson Arrives for Short Visit in Local Home
Lieut Commander Dickson medical corps U S N arrives from Washington to visit his mother Mrs Frances Dickson on Gatewood avenue. He trained in tropical diseases at the University of London and plans to leave in May for Central America to work with the Naval hospital in Guatemala City and continue research.
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Dickson
Medical Corps
Washington, D. C
Frances Dickson
Gatewood Avenue
University of London
Central America
Naval Hospital
Guatemala City
Kee Klub Meeting Scheduled With Mrs Kemp
The Kee Klub will meet Monday evening at 7 30 with Miss Margaret Kemp at her home on East Rayntree. All members are urged to attend.
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Kee Klub
Margaret Kemp
East Rayntree
Miss Hoover Cups Honors Golf Tourney
The opening spring women’s golf event at Sedgefield Country Club featured a driving contest won by Miss Alliene Hoover and Mrs. Floyd Hendley. Hoover posted low gross 76 while Mrs. R. C. Rapp took low net. Lyndon Joyce won blind bogey. A second event is planned for May with morning and afternoon sessions.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield
Orville White
Sedgefield Club
Alliene Hoover
Thomasville
Floyd Hendley
R. C. Rapp
Lyndon Joyce
Greensboro
Spring Recital Delights Wallburg School Audience
Carey J. Davis presided over Wallburg School Friday Eight o clock recital featuring 35 pupils and junior and high school orchestras. Notable high school members included Marian Gauk er Mary Craven Olivia Ends Claude Cook Hubert Craven Lee W. Davis Jones Flynt Gray Southern Grayson Royal Charles Johnson, with Davis conducting. Wallburg is Davidson county’s only consolidated school with an orchestra for seven years.
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Carey J. Davis
Wallburg
Marian Guaker
Mary F. Craven
Olivia Ends
Claude Cook
Hubert Craven
Lee W. Davis
Jones Flynt
Gray Southern
Grayson Royal
Charles Johnson
Waliburg School
Davidson County
Mrs. E. T. Hedrick Feted On Birthday
A surprise birthday party honored Mrs. E. T. Hedrick at Miss Emma Calhoun’s home on Willow Brook Street. Guests carried a pink and green gift basket, then moved to a dining room with similar color decor for cake, fruit, and ice cream served to a large group including KE. T. Hedrick J. O. Myers W. H. Long R. C. Loman Hattie Bowyer H. J. Steppe H. O. Hayworth J. F. Strickland N. J. Calhoun Carrie McLendon Pearl Ballard Mary Lou Baker Ann Loman Betty Lou Hayworth Maybelle Williams Paul Clapp.
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Emma Calhoun
Willowbrook Street
E. T. Hedrick
Ann Loman
Betty Lou Hayworth
KE. T. Hedrick
J. O. Myers
W. H. Long
R. C. Loman
Hattie Bowyer
H. J. Steppe
H. O. Hayworth
J. F. Strickland
Community Arts Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Rose’s Home
The Community Arts club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 PM with Mrs J W Rose at 308 Louise avenue.
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Community Arts Club
J. W. Rose
Louise Avenue
Democratic Women Set Regional Conference Speakers At Atlanta Meet
Democratic women from North Carolina and five other states will gather in Atlanta on April 28 and 29 for a regional institute of government. Mrs Charles W Tillett Jr of Charlotte will speak, with other speakers including M L Wilson Mary W Dewson and May Thompson Evans. The event features round tables forums and a Reporter Plan briefing with a banquet breakfast and two lunch meetings.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Maryland
South Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Georgia
Atlanta
Democratic National Committee
Charles W. Tillett, Jr
Charlotte
Tillett
M L. Wilson
Mies Mary W. Dewson
New York City
Thomas F. McAllister
May Thompson Evans
Committee
Washington, D. C
Institute of Government
Marriage of Miss Myrick to James R. Spencer
Mr and Mrs Fred C announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine to James R Spencer of Ramseur on Saturday April 17 The ceremony took place at the home of Condon Stont of Tamseur with Rev B H Lowder officiating Spring flowers graced the decor The only attendant was Master Roger Dean Stout who carried the ring in a tulip Out of town guests included Mrs Carl Jarrett and daughter Pattie Mr and Mrs Lester Yow and Miss Jessie Thornburg of Thomasville Mrs Spencer formerly of Thomasville has lived in Ramsenur recently Mr Spencer son of Mr and Mrs William E Spencer of Seagrove works at Columbia Manufacturing Co in Ramseur They will reside temporarily at the home of Mr Stout
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Fred C
Maxine
James R. Spencer
Ramseur
Condon Stont
Tamseur
B. H. Lowdermilk
Roger Dean Stout
Carl Jarrett
Pattie
Lester Yow
Jessie Thornburg
Thomasville
Spencer
Ramsenur
William E Spencer
Seagrove
Columbia Manufacturing Co
Stout
Cecil to Speak Before YWCA Club in Florence Nightingale Meeting
Local druggist and amateur magician A Coke Cecil will present a magic program at the Florence Nightingale club supper meeting Monday evening at the YWCA Hut. It caps seven programs, following Thomas A. Dodamead’s recent talk on Art and Art Appreciation.
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A. Coke Cecil
Florence Nightingale Club
Thomas A. Dodamead
Nelle Ansley
Y. W
R. &. Liner
Liner
Johnsie Pugh
Ruth Elizabeth Cecil Weds Eugene Brinkley in Winston-Salem
Mrs Myrtle Leonard Cecil announces the marriage of Ruth Elizabeth Cecil to Eugene Brinkley on April 10 1937 in Winston-Salem. Both are graduates of Midway class 1935-36 and will make their home on route 5 in Winston-Salem.
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Myrtle Leonard Cecil
Willard
Ruth Elizabeth
Eugene Brinkley
Winston-Salem
Brinkley
Couple Called Back To Michigan By Mother's Death
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spencer of Archdale left for Marquette Michigan after being called by the death of Mrs. John Sabola Sr the mother of Mrs. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson Miss Alice Anderson and John Sabola Jr arrived to visit and were recalled to Michigan when Mrs Sabola died Saturday morning.
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W. C. Spencer
Archdale
Marquette
Mich
John Sabola
al Erickson
Alice Anderson
Spencer
Michigan
Sabola
Mrs C F Tomlinson Addresses Ray Street PTA On Music In Schools
Mrs. C F Tomlinson spoke to Ray Street school Parents-Teachers on Music In The Schools and a signatory circular endorsed returning music study to local curricula. Three rooms showcased programs led by Miss Irene Holton Mrs J W Thomas and Mrs Doggett. O A Kirkman announced Charles F Carroll Jr to be new city schools superintendent and Bay Street support was urged. New officers installed with Mrs Everett Marsh serving as installing officer.
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C. F. Tomlinson
Parent-Teacher Association
Ray Street School
Irene Holton
J. W. Thomas
O. A. Kirkman
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
T. W. Andrews
Bay Street
Everett Marsh
Geddie Strickland
Hubert J. Rockwell
Jesse Washburn
J. B. Lyon
R.S. Lafferty
C. Clayton
Henry D. Perry
Allen Jay P T A Meets Tuesday
The Allen Jay P T A will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening April 27 at 7 30. All parents are urged to attend as this is the final meeting of the year.
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Allen Jay P.T. A
Mrs C B Mattocks to Lead U D C Chapter Program
Mrs C B Mattocks will present a program for the United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter at Emerywood Country Club. The event at 8 o clock discusses A Southern View of the Southern Invasion and the Jefferson Davis memorial in Montgomery Alabama. Mrs G H Baes chairs the hostess committee with Mesdames H N Phillips R K Stewart and W G Kirkman assisting.
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B. Mattocks
Hien Point
Emerywood Country Club
Jefferson Davis Memorial
Montgomery
Ala
G& H. Baes
Mesdames H. N. Phillips
R. K. Stewart
W. G. Kirkman
Ridge announce birth of daughter Mary Ruth
Mr and Mrs Charles E Ridge announce the birth of a daughter Mary Ruth on April 20 Ruth Brown of Jamestown is Mrs Ridge before marriage.
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Mary Ruth
Charles E. Ridge
Ridge
Ruth Brown
Jamestown
Cloverdale PTA Hears J J Blair Talk on Birds and Flowers
The Cloverdale Parent Teacher Association met at the school auditorium in April to hear John J. Blair present an illustrated lecture on Birds and Flowers. New officers elected were Mrs. W. L. Edwards president, Mrs. Paul Wrenn vice president, Mrs. Burrus Harrison secretary, and Miss Sarah Edwards treasurer.
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Cloverdale School
John J. Blair
W. L. Edwards
Paul Wrenn
Burrus Harrison
Sarah Edwards
Pre School Clinic At Brentwood School
The Brentwood School pre school clinic will be held next Thursday from nine in the morning to three in the afternoon. All mothers with children entering the school next fall are asked to bring them. Principal Mrs J C Moore will lead, with a ten thirty entertainment program followed by examination and classification.
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Brentwood School
Miss McMahan to Perform Graduation Recital in Memorial Hall
Winston-Salem resident Mazel McMahan, a Salem College School of Music student, will give her graduating recital Monday evening April 26 1937 at 8 15 in Memorial Hall Auditorium. She will be assisted by contralto Mary Mifills and accompanied by organist Charles Wardell Jr. in a concerto featuring Miss McMahan on piano.
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Mazel McMahan
Winston-Salem
Salem College School of Music
Memorial Hall
Emerywood Country Club
Salem Choral Ensemble
Wardell
McMahon
Utopian Club Sets Wednesday Meeting at Mrs Thomas Home
The Utopian Study Club will meet Wednesday after figon at 3 30 at Mrs B Thomas home 622 ynial drive for a local gathering.
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Utopian Study Club
Miss Culbreath Weds Clyde Norman in Bennettsville
Announcement from Greenwood South Carolina states Annie May Culbreath daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T B Culbreath married Clyde D Norman of Laurinburg on April 18 1987 at Bennettsville South Carolina. Rev Davis M Ders officiated at the ceremony. The bride worked in Laurinburg and will be associated with John F Nair Inc. Norman is a Laurinburg business youth, son of Mr and Mrs W F Norman.
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Gwood
T. B. Culbres
Greenwood
South Carolina
Annie May
D. Norman
Laurinburg
Carolina
Bennettsville
Davis M. Ders
Lawburg
John F. Nair, Inc
Norman
W. F. Norman
High Point
Lotus Club Meets With Mrs. Taylor
The Lotus club will be joined by Mrs. Jack Taylor at her home on Johnson Street Friday afternoon. The meeting hour is three thirty rather than three. Members are asked to note the change in time.
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Lotus Club
Jack Taylor
Johnson Street
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Pioneer Stock
Nebraska
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Omaha
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Hastings
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New Jersey
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166Th Infantry
Grace Elmore Gibson
Popular Club
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Oklahoma College For Women
Ferguson
St. Xavier's Academy
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Missouri
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Margaret Cuthbert
National Broadcasting Company
New York
William Brown Meloney
George
High Point College
Helen Cameron
Liverty
Hildreth Gabriel
Nancy Parham
Henderson
Virginia Dixon
Verel Ward
Liberty
Rebecca Coble
Haw River
Dr. Dickson
Wallburg School
Democratic Meet
Miss Myrick
J. R. Spencer
Mr. Cecil
Ywca Club
Ruth Cecil
Mr. Brinkley
Ray Street
P.T. A
C. B. Mattocks
Cloverdale P.T. A. Hears Inc. J. Blair
Miss McMahan
Utopian Club
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Clyde Norman
Congress
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Vitalaire
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WEAF
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Central Ice Delivery Co
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