Burbank Garden Club Holds Spring Meeting Highlights Poem Readings
Mrs W F Ellis hosted the Burbank Garden Club at Otteray avenue. Miss Mary Layan presided as president. A nominating committee drafted a new officer slate. Mrs David Yow reported on the Chapel Hill garden club meeting. Members read their favorite poems for a planned book. The next spring meeting on May 23 will be a luncheon at Mrs C C Garrett’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Ellis
Otteray Ve
Therbank Garden Club
Maryayan
Arthur Marsh
B. H. Jarrett
P. J. Neal
David Yow
Te Garden Club
Chapel Hill
Burbank Club
Mesdames
T. E. Dodamead
C. C. Garrett
C. 8. Grayson
Edgar Hartley
Homer Haworth
A. W. Klemme
EB. F. Long
J. A. Marsh
F. E. Moses
H. G. Owen
D. H. Parsons
W. D. Sale, Jr
R. H. Sechrest
D. T. Yow
G. BE. Poovey
Mary Mungan
Mrs Rodney Snow Profiles Flo Ziegfeld in Club Program
Utopian Study club at Emerywood Country club heard Mrs Rodney Snow recount the life of Flo Ziegfeld. The talk traced his rise as a theatrical producer from circus roots to the greatest showman behind stars like Anna Held Billie Burke Eddie Cantor Fannie Brice and W C Fields. Refreshments followed for club members including Mesdames Nolan Groome Kephart Thomas Turner Farrell Gray Matton Snow Holton Bonner Walker and Miss Patte Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seborn Perry
Emerywood Country Club
Rodney Snow
Ziegfeld
Bening
America
Europe
Anna Held
Billie Burke
Will Rogers
Eddie Cantor
Fannie Brice
W. C. Field
Mesdames Burwell Nolan
Irvin Groome
Charles Kephart
W. B. Thomas
Thomas Turner
Farrell Gray
Lawrence Matton
Roland Holton
B. Bonner
John Walker
Patte Jordan
Wednesday Book Club Explores George Arliss Biography
Mrs. A B Taplin hosted the Wednesday Book Club at Rev and Mrs George T Stevens home on Colonial Drive. The program, based on George Arliss autobiography Up the Years, traces the actor's rise from child stage beginnings to fame in stage, film, and authoring, noting his diction focus and advocacy of using cinema for education.
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A. B. Taplin
George T. Stevens
Colonial Drive
Arliss
London
New York
Disraeli
Alexander Hamilton
Florence Montgomery
Dance Invitations For Sedgefield Manor Event Honoring Newlyweds
Invitations have arrived for a dance at Sedgefield Manor hosted by Welch Harriss on Monday April 30 at 9:30 p.m. The event honors three newlywed couples, Mr and Mrs Nathan Ayers, Mr and Mrs Allen Watkins of Greensboro, and Mr and Mrs Amos, with guests from Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Durham, Raleigh and other North Carolina cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Welch Harriss
Sedgefield Manor
Nathan Ayers
Allen Watkins
Greensboro
Amos Uests
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Durham
Raleigh
Spring Golf Style and Gear From Local Shops
A lively survey notes spring golf fashion and equipment from N. H. Silver Quality Shoe Store and other shops. It highlights mohair vie uni yarn sweaters, polo shirts, sport sweaters, striped slacks, Nettletons and Slater shoes, golf gear from Cannon-Fetzer, Rosanne Shop golf dresses, Betty Lou Shoppe tee-time wear, and Andy Merrilees displays. The piece mentions new Needled Kro Flite golf balls promising extra distance and upcoming local tournament play at Emerywood club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Silver
Vicuna
Silver's
C. B. Slater
Betty Lou
Andy Merrilees
Emerywood
Bobby Jones
Wilson
Good Will Club Field Trip And Club Meetings
Field Expedition features the Good Will Garden club with a morning meeting at Mrs. T. A. Tilden followed by a field trip to collect wild flowers for rock gardens and a picnic lunch. Officers announced include Tilden president Frazier vice president York secretary Sears treasurer Hampp librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
T. A. Tilden
A. E. Frazier
C. A. York
H. D. Sears
Mesdames R. R. Blackburn
O. C. Chidester
H. J. Rockwell
Geddie Strickland
Floyd Wilson
P. B. Lindley
Community News Highlights From Local Hospitals and Events
Area residents recoveries and visitsForty six patients and relatives are noted with surgery at Guilford General Hospital and Burrus Memorial Hospital. Visitors include Mrs. D G Peterson and Mrs. Sarah Freeman returning from Aberdeen and Howell Street. Mrs. Grubb remains under care. Missionary conference attendees travel to Hendersonville representing Wesley Memorial Calvary churches. Alec Hook Mabel White visit from Grand Rapids. Daughters of America convention delegates Lomax Calhoun return from Asheboro. Birth announced for E M Chamberlain at Guilford General Hospital. Kentucky Belle drama to be repeated at Calvary church Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
W. T. Powell
J. A. Morris
D. H. Rhinehart
R. T. Holton
Western North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church
Seasion
Powell
Morris
Wesley Memorial Church
Rhinehart
Holton
Calvary Church
W. H. Moring
Asheboro
First Methodist Church
Hook Alec B. Hook
Missa Mabel White
Grand Rapids, Mich
Chas. R. Hook, &R
West
Lexington Avenue
Daughters OF America
R. C. Lomax
Misa Emma Calhoun
The
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary M. E
Applications For New Blue Eagle Emblems Received
Local post office reports reception of applications for the new Blue Eagle emblem to be mailed to about 800 NRA enrolled businesses. Emblems will differ from prior displays and are expected to be sent to firms as soon as their addresses arrive at the state administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
York
Two Local JPs File for Democratic Nomination
Two Guilford County local justices of the peace, B. A. Woodell and J. M. Davis, filed with Don C. Mac Rae, chairman of the county Board of Elections, notice of their renomination candidacies on the Democratic ticket for the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Woodell
J. M. Davis
Don C. MacRae
Guilford County
Youth Identified As One of Bank Robbers
In Asheville on April 26 Robert Holt eighteen was identified by Citizens Bank of Hot Springs staff as one of the robbers who held up the bank last December 19, stealing two thousand four hundred dollars. Holt was arrested in Cocke county Tennessee at Mrs. Laura Ramsey's home in Bybee and taken to Hot Springs for identification by teller Ivy Conley and cashier W T Davis before agreeing to return to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Citizens Bank of
W. T. Davis
Rob
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Burbank Garden Club
Flo Ziegfeld
George Arliss
Taplin
Lamar McCallum
Margot
Mr. Bundy
Cannon-Fetzer
Needlecraft Club
C. B. Baxter
Centennial Avenue
Jack Bulla
Rabbi Israel
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
Washington-Duke
Baltimore
Mary G. Schonberg
Oak View
Iris Eunice Thacker
Florence Bryant
Thacker
Allen Jay School
Blanche Moss
Jewel Welch
Doris Hedgecock
High Point College
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Leroy Hill
Burrus Memorial Hospital
D. G. Peterson
Aberdeen
E. A. Downey
Howell Street
Sarah Frances Freeman
Peterson
P. E. Grubb
Mangum Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
George Foard
W. J. Fraley
Otteray Drive
Statesville
H. M. Cox
Mount Olive
A. 8. Parker
Hillcrest Drive
Community Arts Club
Mrs
Thomas
Norman M. Thomas
Scott Street
Mesdames F. A. Stewart
H. L. Speas
T. J. Underwood
Willis Welborn
Roy Kearns
Horace Rothrock
Frank Campbell
Harvey Gibson
E. M. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Esta McLaughlin
Grady Mann
Blue Eagle
Swagger
Howling Success
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
Red Bass
Virginia Croakers
Rob Shad
Buck Shad
Washington
Gene and
Glenn
Rermmantic Dake
Lena
Gillette
Safety Razor CO
Besien, Maan
Beavaris
Qualing
Shonne
S. Main St
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