W M A Chooses Greensboro for Next Meeting at All Day Session
The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of the Piedmont Association selected Greensboro as the next meeting place during a one day session at Main Baptist Church. About 200 attendees from various towns heard reports and honored Mrs. Nettie Hatcher Hoge for five years as association superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shment W. M. A
Greensboro R
Reensboro
Wom
Missionary Union
The
Predit Association
Baptist Wal
Winston-Salem
Hoge
H. A Knight
T. C. Robbins
Household Arts Club Feted By Mrs Minnie Hinkle
Mrs Minnie Hinkle entertained the Household Arts Club at her home with a flower garden theme. Plans were made for an all day quilting party on May 9. Eight members attended as Mrs Hinkle and her daughter Mrs Robert Conrad served strawberry ice cream pie and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
Minnie Hinkle
Epsilon Eta Phi Banquet And Dance Planned At Sheraton
Epsilon Eta Phi fraternity of High Point College finalizes plans for its annual banquet and dance at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom Saturday evening. The event starts at 7 30 p m with music by Russ Griggs and his orchestra of Salisbury. About 35 members, alumni, and faculty are expected. Joe Gray leads arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Eta Phi
High Point College
Sheraton Hotel
Mance
Russ Griggs
Orchestra
Salisbury
Joe Gray
Junior Legion Auxiliary Opens With Mrs Stevens
The newly organized Junior American Legion Auxiliary will hold its initial meeting at the home of Mrs A L Stevens 1007 Johnson Street Saturday at 3 o clock Members with eligible daughters are urged to attend as stated this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Legion Auxiliary
A. L. Stevens
American Legion Auxiliary
Johnson Street
Legion Auxiliary
Greensboro women present service playlet and reports
Of Greensboro assisted by Mrs. Grover H. Jones and Mrs. J. J. Andoe presented the personal service stewardship report in the form of a playlet. The young people's work was presented by Miss Ruth Scott of Greensboro. Mrs. J. I. Phillips led the devotional, and Mrs. H. S. Smith welcomed the visitors. Mrs. Hoge responded to the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Jones
C. N. Royal
Charles E. Parker
Greensboro
W. D. Briggs
Raleigh
Workers’ Council
J. Clyde Turner
Frank T. Woodward
Canton
China
Oakwood
Rebecca Tate Rumble
Hoge
Ella M. Gideon
Grover H. Jones
J. J. Andoe
Ruth Scott
J. I. Phillips
H. S. Smith
O Henry Life Discussed By Tea and Topics Club
Mrs F Logan Porter presided as president and gave a program on William Sydney Porter known as O Henry. The talk surveyed his life background heritage and influence. A brief business session followed with plans for next season and flowers were arranged for the meeting at Pickett Farm the Sears home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Porter
CC. R. Hinshaw
M. T. Lambeth
W. W. Idol
W. F. Clayton
Herbert Petty
J. E. Marsh
R. H. Sechrest
G. J. Humphreys
J. T. Weaver
Mesdames Jones And Baxter Honored By Social Arts Club
Mesdames Clyde Baxter and E. Z. Jones, birthday honorees, were feted by the Social Arts Club at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. T. R. Zimmerman on West Farriss Avenue. Ten members and two guests attended with gifts presented to the two honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Jones and Baxter
Social Arts Club
Clyde Baxter
E. %. Jones
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Zimmerman
Mesdames
A. J. Koonce
E. C. Harville
Mesdames L. P. Magnin
T. C. Langley
Mesdames Leland B. Nelson
J. N. McCrary
A. d. Koonce
E. Z. Jones
W. J
Evening Bridge Honors Bride
Evening bridge in honor of Miss Evelyn Sechrest following her marriage to Charles Felts Thorburn at high noon. Guests included Mrs. B. C. Fowler and Mrs. Bruce Thorburn. three tables played with gardenia corsage marking the honoree. High score won by Mrs. George W. Hutchens. low by the honoree. shower of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Sechrest
Charles Felts Thorburn
B. C. Fowler
Bruce Thorburn
Fower
George W. Hutchens
Norma Loflin
Lib Marshall
Edna Wood
Katherine Allen
Juanita Lee
Elsie Jayassie
Mesdames
Richard Meisky
R. E. Troxier
Doreas Horton
Cleveland
Dance Leaders At UNC May Frolics
Seven attractive UNC ladies will lead the figures at the May Frolics tonight and Saturday. Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra will provide music for two tea dances and two formals at Woollen Gymnasium. Fraternity sponsors include Mary Green Thiem with George Wilkinson and others in the escort group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Tommy Dorsey
Woollen
Carolina
Carol Philips
Great Neck
N. Y
Lawrence Ferling
Larchmont
Mary Green Thiem
Raleigh
George Wilkinson
Rocky Mount
Louise Debrell
Danville
Stuart Ficklen
Greenville
Mary Louise Davis
Nashville
Tenn
John L. Davis
Greensboro
Tilgham Mingen
Quiet Noon Wedding Unites Miss Sechrest and Thorburn
Miss Evelyn Sechrest and Charles Felts Thorburn were married in a quiet noonday ceremony at First Methodist Church officiated by Rev. J. Clay Madison. The couple, both Greensboro natives, will reside at 302 West Bay Street after a Southern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sechrest
Charles Thorburn
Greensboro
Southern Trip
West Bay Street
Exhibit of Early American Arts Club Reported Success
At Miss Mary Munyan’s Montlieu Avenue home the Early American Arts Club heard a report on the Bristol camphor and frosted wares show at Adams Memorial YWCA. Mrs. Idol said attendance exceeded 550 from 43 towns in six states, with hosts’ homes also drawing many visitors.
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Adams Memorial Y. W
Mary Munyan
Montlieu Avenue
Bristol
W. C. Idol
California
New York
Valette J. Harris
J. E. Millis
Dora Richardson
State Garden
Idol
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Mungan
England
America
Y W C A Book Club Canceled Tomorrow
The Y W C A Book Club will not meet tomorrow afternoon at the regular time. The Lucky Y Club will hold a noon luncheon at the Adams Memorial Building and the Highland Lend A Hand Clubs will host a joint supper at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Book Club
Leslie Johnson
Lucky Y Club
Adams Memorial Building
T J Gold to Speak at High Point UDC Meeting
Senator Thomas J. Gold will address the High Point Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at 3 30 Monday afternoon during its regular meeting at the home of Mrs J F Hayden on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Gold
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Daughter Born To The Homer Coltranes
Mr and Mrs Homer Coltrane announce the birth of a daughter Cornelia Annette at Burrus Memorial Hospital on Monday April 22.
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Homer Coltranes
Homer Coltrane
High Point
Brevard
Cornelia Annette
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs Royster Tucker Leads On Regional Girl Scout Committee
Mrs Royster Tucker a Girl Scout commissioner joins Mrs Mabel Burnett local director at the Juliette Law regional conference in Winston Salem to help select time and place for next year’s meeting The event brings broad recognition to High Point and honors regional participants from North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida Mrs Geddie Strickland spoke on Building Democracy in A Girl Scout Way with national and regional officials present Local Scouts display handcrafts reflecting credit on the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster Tucker
Mabel Burnett
Juliette Law
Winston-Salem
High Point
Tucker
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Geddie Strickland
E. T. Harrison
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Yeline Hoover
Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Froy
SOX
Nufacturers Man Outlet
North Main St
East Washington
Aed
Merit Shoe Company
Sheraton
O. Henry
Spring Quartet
UNC
Mary Ouse Davis
Senvice
Tilghman
Mingla
Lice Williams
Kenneth Royall, R
T S. Royster
Aaura Boykin
First Methodist Church
Evelyn Mitchell Sechrest
J. Clay Madison
Hazel Lanier
Walter Bruce Thorburn
Munyan
Michael Badkin
Thallo
Fair Henry A. Rost
Central Park
Fifth Ave
Fifty-Ninth ST
T. J. Gold
High Point U
Liberty
Animal Families
Cake Turners
Dutch Boy
Lodine
Pup
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