Altrusa Dinner Highlights Rhodes Talk on Mexico
Claiborne H. Rhodes guest speaker at the Altrusa Club dinner at the Sheraton. Rhodes described Mexico as the site of the first International Altrusa convention in June, praising its climate, hospitality, and sights. Mrs. Ernestine C. Milner of Guilford College led a vocational guidance clinic for senior girls. His remarks followed by club business and plans for a May 28 banquet at Sedgefield Inn and a May 30 tea for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altruga Club
Sheraton
Claiborne H. Rhodes
Ernestine C. Milner
Guilford College
Altrusa Club
Rhodes
Nancy K. Poston
Mexico
Lois Welborn
Lucille Johnson
M. J. Wrenn
Mary Ballard
Marie Caddell
Sedgefield Inn
Harriss to Head Garden Club Council
Valette J. Harriss was elected president of the High Council of Garden Clubs at yesterday’s April meeting hosted by Mrs. E. B. Wall. She will lead plans for a rose garden at Blair Park and a fall flower show while coordinating yearbook orders and programs for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Valette J
Is. Valette J. Harriss
High Council of Garden Clubs
Oil
Wall
Hillcrest
Eceed
H. A. Millis
R. R. Blackburn
Harriss
Fito
Council
Blair Park
W C A Membership Event Highlights April Program
The Young Women’s Christian Association held an April membership event at W Hut yesterday afternoon at 3 30 featuring Mel Carter Dalton and Edgar Ley. A. Sherrod sang All On An April Morning and Trees with Charles W. McAnally on piano. Mrs Phillip Grandjean spoke on Mexico detailing its history industries religion and politics and showcasing Mexican handwork. Tea and sandwiches were served buffet style to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hut
Mel Carter Dalton
Edgar Ley
A. Sherrod
Charles W. McAnally
Joyce Kilmer
Phillip Grandjean
Mexico
Paul Green Lecture Draws Greensboro Locals
A Greensboro audience packed the new Alumnae building on the college campus for Paul Green’s lecture about his play Johnny. Attendees included C. F. Tomlinson A. Harry Raymond Hunt and Mr and Mrs H. M. affair followed with a reception and tour of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
Johnny
Hnae Association
Woman's
Greensboro
C. F. Tomlinson
A. Harry Raymond
Hunton
Sao
F. W. Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting This Evening
The F. W. Auxiliary of the Veterans of Art will meet at 7:30 PM in the Terry Building hall on North Main Street. A full attendance of the membership is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Art
Terry Build
North Main Street
Mrs Garner Hosts Girl's Club At Jackson Farm
The Girls' Pentagon club met at Mrs Wayne Garner's home on the Jackson Farm for a regular session. After a brief business meeting the group split for a questionnaire game with candy prizes for two teams. Guests included Misses Mildred Furgurson Nancy Smith Pat Hall Frances Kester Edith Crowder and Mrs Julia Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Wayne Garner
Jackson Farm
Mildred Furgurson
Nancy Smith
Pat Hall
Frances Kester
Edith Crowder
Julia Jennings
Robert Cook
Katherine Lowdermilk
Lois Barger
Clarine Furgurson
Marion Elliott
Pat Hail
Lois Chidester
Local Woman Speaks On U. D. C. Program At Wadesboro Meet
WADESBORO April 28. Addresses by Mrs. John H. Anderson state president and Dr. C. C. Crittenden executive secretary of the state historical commission highlighted the fifth district United Daughters of the Confederacy annual meeting. Delegates from Anson Cabarrus Mecklenburg Rowan Stanly and Union counties attended. Mrs. T. L. Caudle district director presided. Other speakers included Mrs. J. D. Bivens Albemarle second state vice president and chairman of the educational department Mrs. J. A. Yarborough Charlotte state historian and J. F. Hayden High Point leader of the children’s chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadesboro
John H. Anderson
Raleigh
C. C. Crittenden
State Historical Commission
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Anson
Cabarrus
Mecklenburg
Rowan
Stanly
Union
T. L. Caudle
J. D. Bivens
Albemarle
J. A. Yarborough
Charlotte
J. F. Hayden
High Point
Miss Lethco Hosts Friends At Home Gathering
Wilma Lethco entertained a group at 908 Asheboro Street with games and dancing followed by refreshments. Attendees included Helen Loving Evelyn Vaughn Addie Myers Cornelia Harbinson Jack Ear Williard Cornwall Nat Wood Odell Byerly Cletus Misenheimer Alion Saunders and Frank Hicks. Mr and Mrs L G Brown of 1209 Thistle Street announce the birth of son Larry Garland on Saturday April 24 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Lethco
Asheboro Street
Helen Loving
Evelyn Vaughn
Addie Myers
Cornelia Harbinson
Jack Ear
Williard Cornwall
L. G. Brown
Thistle Street
Larry Garland
Eastern Star Group Hosts Regular Meeting
The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star held its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with nineteen members present. Mise Pauline Gray presided as worthy matron and reports from committees were issued. Mrs. Christiana Snyder invited members to a party at her South Main home on Friday evening, May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mise Pauline Gray
Christiana Snyder
South Mainstone
Lfe
Social calendar with club meetings updated times
The center Nous club meets at Mrs. A B Tate on West Broad Street at 3 PM and Tea and Topics with Mrs R M Andrews at West College Drive. The Lotus club meets at 3 30 PM with Mrs Jack Taylor on Johnson Street, and Canterbury club at 3 30 PM with Mrs Louis Voorhees on Forrest Hill Drive. note time change indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre
Nous Club
A. B. Tate
West Broad Street
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
Lotus Club
Jack Taylor
Johnson Street
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Forrest Hill Drive
Domino Club Meeting Hosted by Miss La Velle Wilson
Miss La Velle Wilson hosted the Domino club at her Carrick Avenue home. After a brief business session she announced a questionnaire on topics of interest and awarded a porcelain tea pot to Mrs Tess Ellington. A bowling party at the Arcade building followed with members and visitor Mrs A G Ellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Club
la Velle Wilson
Carrick Avenue
Miss Wilson
Tess Ellington
A. G. Ellington
Helen Farr
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Margaret Fowler
Edith Crooks
Local residents plan short trips and recoveries
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Stewart depart tonight for New York City and then a two month tour of England and Scotland beginning Saturday. Mrs. A. A. Smith is home after surgery at Guilford General hospital and is recovering well. Mrs. R. M. Hudson of Franklin visits her mother Mrs. J. H. Petty on Richardson street. Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Flagee and Miss Hazel Johnson with Miss Gilbert Muse returned Monday after a Williamsburg Virginia weekend excursion. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Armstrong recently returned from visits to Washington and New York, stopping briefly in Richmond en route. Mrs. T. R. Shortts is improving rapidly at her North Main Street home after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charlotte Hammer
Main Street
Eloise Bodenheimer
Benda
Friml
Alice Britt Howell
R. K. Stewart
New York City
James J. Farres
England
Scotland
A. A. Smith
Asheboro Street
Guilford General Hospital
R. M. Hudson
Franklin
J. H. Petty
Richardson Street
P. W. Flagee
Hazel Johnson
Gilbert Muse
Williamsburg
Eugene Armstrong
Washington
New York
Richmond
T. R. Short
North Main Street
Ruth Deaton
Tryon
Zeb Deaton
Noel Philips
Asheville
H. C. Byrum
Old Fort
Frances Byrum
Lawrence Byrum
High Point
T. R. Wolfe
George H. Bellamy
Kathryn Bellamy
Wilmington
E. P. Billups
Edgar
Granite Falls
Arthur Linville
Gaiselle Kerner
James F. Kerner
Washington, D. C
Piedmont W. M. U. Sets Greensboro Session for April 29
The Piedmont W. M. U. Association will hold an all day meeting at First Baptist Church in Greensboro on Thursday April 29 beginning at 10:00 A M. The program centers on The Way The Truth and The Light with Dr Herman T Stevens and Mrs Edna Harris as speakers. Mrs Nettie Hatcher Hoge presides and several hundred delegates are expected including three High Point women on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont W. M. U. Association
Greensboro
Herman T. Stevens
Green Street Baptist Churesy
Edna Harris
Raleigh
Nettie Hatcher Hoge
Piedmont Association
High Point
J. C. Lovelace
H. A. Knight
C. N. Royale
Nine Present For Omega Chapter Weekly Luncheon
Nine members of the Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma sorority attended the weekly luncheon at the Sheraton grill yesterday from noon to 1 pm. Miss Margaret Poole acted as hostess for absent Mrs. Emma Poole, with social plans outlined by committee chair Mrs. Ethel Flynt and to be finalized at an early committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Grill
Margaret Poole
Emma Poole
Ethel Flynt
Business Girls Hear Address By Byron Haworth
Byron Haworth local attorney spoke to the Business and Professional Girls club of the YWCA at a weekly dinner meeting on the North Carolina Legislature. He highlighted social security measures and reviewed taxation schools public welfare and divorces among past year legislation. The event was hosted by Miss Unity Nash with James W Fowler Jr and Rosalie Andrews providing music while Thelma Patrick led the meeting with 32 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Haworth
Business and Professional Girls Club
North Carolina
State Assembly
Haworth
Unity Nash
James W. Fowler, Jr
West Market Street Church
Greensboro
Mandalay
Rosalie Andrews
Thelma Patrick
Kernersville Bridge Club Entertained By Mrs Morris
Mrs R C Morris hosted the Kernersville Bridge Club at her Cherry street home with an invited guest. Morning bridge competition followed by lunch. prizes awarded for high and second high scores and a guest prize to Mrs Clay Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville Bridge Club
Morris
Kernersville
R C. Morris
Cherry Street
M. E. Fagg
J. R. Blackwell
Clay Ross
Winston-Salem
Circle 3 Missionary Society Meeting Highlights
The Circle 3 of the Missionary Society met at Mrs. M. E. Fagg's home with twelve members present. The session opened with More Love To Thee, prayers by Mrs. T. R. Wolfe, and minutes read by secretary Mrs. Jim Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 3
The
Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
M. E. Fagg
T. R. Wolfe
Jim Spears
John Pinnix
James T. Justice
Francis Gibbs
J. R. Blackwell
V.V. Vaughn
James T. Juetice, Sr
Stone family called to Virginia by mother's death
W. H. Stone departed yesterday for Newport News Virginia after the death of Mrs Stone's mother Ja Weaver who died there late Monday. Mrs Stone and their sons Stuart Jr and Bobby have been at the bedside since last Saturday when she fell critically ill. Services will likely be held this afternoon.
Berlin Altschule Engagement Revealed
Mr and Mrs Nathan Berlin of Winston Salem announce the engagement of their daughter Selma to Jerry Altschule of Martinsville Virginia The wedding date has not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Berlin
Winston-Salem
Selma
Jerry Altschule
Martinsville, Va
Hugh Findlay to Address North Carolina Garden Club
Hugh Findlay, Columbia University landscape architect, will headline the 12th annual North Carolina Garden club meeting in Raleigh May 6 and 7. Governor Hoey and others attend. tours include private gardens at several homes and the Ruth Huntington Moore Memorial Garden at Peace Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Hugh Findlay
Columbia University
North Carolina Garden Club
H. R. Totten
Professor Findlay
Carolina Country Club
Clyde Hoey
Oscar Lee Mitchell
Chattanooga
Hoey
Governor's Mansion
H. A. Royster
Grover Dillon
Clyde Dillon
J. W. Hoover
Robert Wyatt
Randolph Turk
Ruth Huntington Moore
Peace Junior College
Lorenzo White
Crawford Biggs
Ben Lawrence
Ashe Quits as Clerk of Court at 96
Captain Samuel A Court Ashe, clerk of United States Eastern District Court in Raleigh, resigns due to failing health. A Confederate veteran born near Wilmington, he served 20 years, rarely missed work, and after Civil War service moved into railroad work, newspapers, and law. He authored two histories of North Carolina and other historical sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Samuel A’court
Ashe
United States Eastern District Court
Wilmington
United States Naval Academy
Raleigh Observer
Daily News
Chronicle
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Traffic Violations Reported Amid City Checks
Police in the last 24 hours charged a driver for operating a trailer without a state license plate and another with improper state automobile plates. A third offender, a bicycle rider, was cited for riding a bicycle without a light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Save
Teachers From Randleman School Attend Pageant
RANDLEMAN April 28 Special Teachers to attend the pageant at the stadium at Duke University Friday were Mr and Mrs H H Hamilton Miss Rose Parrish Maud Fox Mary Swaim Joe Malloy Katherine Talley Mary Council and Hilda Hamilton. An operetta Hansel and Gretel will be presented April 30 at 8 PM in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancieman High School
Hansel and Gretel
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C. H. Rhodes
Altrusans
Mrs. Milner
ELON
Elon College
Blanche Wagoner
Brown Summit
N. C
Miss Wagoner
Miss Hammer
Schumann
Paderewski
Wilma Wall
Daisy Hall
Ruth May
Schubert
W.C.A
Cal
F. W. Auxiliary
Mrs. Garner
Moffitt’s
Miss Lethco
MRK
Eastern Star Group
Piedmont W. M. U
Jane
M. FE
Mary Linville
Woman's Missionary Society
Virginia
Flapper Fanny
Ing
M. Reo
U.S. Pat
By Sylvia
Samuel Ashe
U.S. Eastern District Court
Wacger
Randleman School
Earl Johnson
Richard
Earl, LaRue
Dorothy Jane
Concord
A. W. Bulla
Sadie Smith
Helen
Glenn Smith
Belle Smith
Forrest Mathews
Kermit Floyd
Charles Brantley
Spring Hope
A. N. Bulla
N. H. Carpenter
Hickory
L. Haynes
Jonesville
Jewel Hughes
Durham
Sam Hughes
Burlington
L. R. Hughes
Polly Robinson
Union Grove
Congress
Perkinsoni Inc
Hutchens’' Bakery
Coats
Redingotes
Lizzie Gooch
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