Miss Alexander Hosts W O T Club Meeting
Miss Mary Alexander, club president, hosted the W O T club at her English street home. A program on current events followed a brief business session. Guests enjoyed refreshments, flowers, and a garden visit with members and visiting ladies from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
Mary Alexander
English Street
Miss Alexander
Albion Millis
Mary Elizabeth Long
Paul Casey
Alexander Home
Mesdames
J. H. Adams
J. D. Cox
A. 8. Parker
H. Albion Millis
R. K Stewart
T. J. Gold, Sr
W. C. Idol
H. M. Armentront
Mesdames M. J. Wrenn
J. B. Kirkman
A. Barbee
U. H. Kearns
O. P. Moffitt
C. F. Long
Miss Minnie Alexander
Salem College May Day Pageant Chief Is Miss Briggs
Miss Margaret Briggs daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Briggs of High Point heads the May Day committee at Salem College for the May 7 fete. She wrote the pageant and leads a sixty five student group as she completes her Bachelor of Arts with English major. May Queen will be Miss Virginia Lee of Kinston with maid of honor Miss Meredith Holderby of Buffalo Springs. Special music is being composed by a Salem School of Music graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Briggs
J. Gurney Briggs
High Point
Salem College
Briggs
Salem
Virginia Lee
Kinston
N. C
Meredith Holderby
Buffalo Springs
Virginia
Salem School of Music
Mrs Ingram Hosts Bridge Parties for Bride Elect
Mrs Laurance Ingram will entertain with two bridge gatherings at Emerywood Country Club, one morning and one afternoon. Honoree at the morning event is Miss Jane Hees Weaver, bride elect, who will also be feted at a luncheon hosted by Mrs John Pickett. Other events are planned next week to honor Weaver ahead of her May wedding to Richard W Marshall of Birmingham Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurance Ingram
Emerywood Country Club
Jane Hees Weaver
Miss Weaver
John §. Pickett
Richard W. Marshall
Birmingham
Ala
Mrs Earle Addresses Antiques Topics At Book Club
The Wednesday Book Club met at Mrs. H. P. Hardin home on North Main Street for a luncheon and program led by Mrs. T. B. Earle. Her talk, The Geography of American Antiques, emphasized Massachusetts colonies and the tactile feel of wood beyond printed descriptions. Present were Mrs. Hardin and Earle along with several others including Mrs. C. C rett and Mrs. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hardin
North Main Street
T. B. Earle
Massachusetts
Tion
Mra Hardin
Earle
Mesdames C. Crett
C. Clark
R. S. Laff Collier Ellis
Kenneth Red Fred Thomas
W. J. Fraley
F. Dickson
Pattie Thomas Hosts For Miss Weaver Bride Elect
Miss Pattie Thomas entertained at her home on Forest Hill Drive with a bridge party in honor of Miss Jane Hess Weaver bride elect of Richard W. Marshall of Birmingham. Three tables of bridge were played with spring flower decor and hors d oeuvres served as guests included Roger Edwards and numerous friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattie Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Jane Hess Weaver
Richard W. Marshall
Birmingham
Ala
Herman Smith
Weaver
Mrs. C. C. Abernethy Feted At Two Farewell Parties
Mrs C C Abernethy leaves to join husband in Littleton after transfer by Soil Conservation Service. Two gatherings honor her with buffet supper linens and bridges. Guests include Mesdames Bal lard Henderson Adams and others. prizes awarded for bridge and bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Abernethy
Littleton
Soil Conservation Service
E. D. Henderson
Howell Street
J. R. Adams
A. A. Koonce
James T. Robinson
Mrs Claude Smith Bride Honored At Evening Bridge Party
Miss Martha Jarrett and Mrs. Talmadge Ellington host a bridge party for Mrs. Claude A. Smith formerly Miss Frances Oliver. Guests play four tables of bridge in the EB. Jarrett home with yellow roses and iris. Edythe Crooks and Mrs. Smith win high and traveling prizes. hostess gift is a white candlewick spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Jarrett
Rome
Martha Jarrett
Talmadge Ellington
Claude A. Smith
Frances Oliver
Edythe Crooks
Mrs. Smith
Lavelle Wilson
Claudine Kirkman
Nancy Smith
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Love Monday
Mesdames Kelman Gomo
Walter Hutchins
George Coggins
Voice Recital At Guilford College
Guilford College to host a Friday night recital in Memorial Auditorium at 8 15 featuring Mayes Behrman Jr baritone and Fileen Dornseff soprano in a program of classical and semi classical music. The event is sponsored by the athletic association to raise funds for the gymnasium project. Dornseff is acclaimed as a top young soloist in the state after winning first prize in the Southern last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Memorial Auditorium
Athletic Association
Mayes Behrman, Jr
Fileen Dornseff
Dornseif
Canterbury Club Meeting Change of Venue
Friday at 3 30 p m the Canterbury club meets with Mrs J W Lindsay on Hillcrest drive with a note of place change The Solitaire club hosts a dance from 10 to 2 pm at the American Legion hut in Thom asville with Jimmy Davis and his orchestra playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Solitaire Club
American Legion
Thomasville
Jimmy Davis
Duck Club Plans May Frolic At Sedgefield Manor
The Duck club moves toward a May Frolic on Friday May 6 at Sedgefield manor with dancing from 10 pm to 2 am. Frankie Gerard and his D-Men from Duke are set to perform. Six sponsoring young ladies will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Sedgefield Manor
Ducks
Frankie Gerard
Duke University
Bill Horney
Rip Hethcox
High Point
Greensboro
Burlington
Hubert Dickey
Edna Bray
Boyd Tilley
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Harvey and Mrs Bryant
Mrs Cris C Harvey hosted a bridge gathering at 1109 Forest Avenue with three tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs W B Tharin for high club score and Mrs Elford York for second. visitors’ high went to Mrs Tyson T Ferree. Birthday gifts greeted Mrs W J Bryant as guests tea’d after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cris C. Harvey
Forest Avenue
W. B. Tharin
Elford York
Tyson T. Ferree
Fred Delapp
Porter Montgomery
W. J. Bryant
0. H. McLaughlin
W. D. Tharin
Buck Andrews
Claude Bruton
Arthur Ozment
Eccles Morris
Tyson Ferree
Rock Gardens Topic At Meet Of Burbank Club
The Burbank garden club met at Mrs. Grady Goldston's Oakwood court home. Landscape artist Broughton Hodgen spoke on planning and constructing rock gardens, stressing natural location, individuality, practical pools, and suitable backgrounds like hemlock and dogwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Grady Goldston
Oakwood Court
A. W. Klemme
Mesdames Klemme
David Cauble
C. 8. Grayson
Edgar Hartley
A C. Jones
Hower Hayworth
Dr. H. Parsons
D. T. Yow
J. H. Allred
Hal A. Davis
Miss Pearl Idol
Jr High Teachers And Council Mothers Plan Informal Party
Plans are under way for an informal party Friday evening at the Emerywood Country Club to honor faculty members of the junior high school. All faculty members with escorts and mother councillors with husbands are expected to attend, per council president Mrs. Floyd Wilson. No formal invitations are being issued and committee chairmen are coordinating details to ensure an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Floyd Wilson
Wilson
Miss Gibson Cast in Meredith College Spring Play
Iris Rose Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs A Lee Gibson is named in Meredith College Little Theater spring production of Smilin Through directed by Miss Frances M Bailey. The May 3 performance may be held in the college grove amphitheatre with Gibson portraying a wedding guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Rose Gibson
A. Lee Gibson
Meredith College Little Theater
Allan Langdon Martin
Frances M. Bailey
College Grove
Miss Gibson
People and local figures visit and recover in North Carolina and D C
Community notices report Marguerite Blair visiting Mr and Mrs Irving Hall on English street for about two weeks. Dr Embree H Blackard and Mr Robert Amos attend the Methodist conference in Birmingham with Amot as lay delegate. Mrs Ralph Cheek improves after surgery at Guilford General Hospital. Maye Weaver Ramalle Farr and Kathleen Fields stay at the Dodge Hotel in Washington. Bobby Frank Smith shows improvement after a week at home. Mrs Chester Greer and Mrs Clara Scott recover at Guilford General and Grace hotel respectively and can receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Blair
Mrs. Irving Hall
English Street
Embree H. Blackard
Robert T. Amos
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Birmingham
Ala
Amot
Western North Carolina
Maye Weaver
Ramalle Farr
Kathleen Fields
High Point
Dodge Hotel
Washington, D. C
Rebekahs Not To Meet This Week
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will not hold a meeting this week. A joint meeting with the Odd Fellows is planned for Tuesday evening next week to celebrate the 119th anniversary of American Odd Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
American Odd Fellowship
Birth of Sara Elizabeth Upton
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Upton announce the birth of a daughter Sara Elizabeth on April 22 at their home 206 West Davis street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Upton
Sara Elizabeth
West
Davis Street
Greensboro Duo Shine In National Music Tests
The two Guilford College soloists from Greensboro earned top recognition at state and national music contests. One placed tenth in a field of 23 at the National Educators Association tests in St Louis after representing the South. The other, Behrman, is praised for a strong baritone voice with auditions before famed figures like Tibbett LaForge and Cordon while both sing with the Guilford a cappella choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
National Educators’ Association
St. Louis
Behrman
Lawrence Tibbett
Frank LaForge
Norman Cordon
Guilford A Cappella
Greensboro
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W.ot Club
Salem May Day
Mrs. Ingram
Roger Edwards
Julia Drake
Raleigh
Caroline Dalton
Gilbert Clinard
C. T. Ingram, Jr
William Jarrell
John Whitescarver
Albert Hart, Jr
Joe Snyder
W L. Smith, Jr
W. F. Robinette
C. R. Bird
L. P. Magnin
F. R. Barringer
W. L. Smith, Jr
J. B. Fink
R. L. Mullins
M. Z. Perkinson
Paul Younts
Lloyd Sheetz
C. F. Howland
D. H. Hall
F. R. Allman
Paul Callahan
BE. D. Henderson
W. F. Bailey
Claude Smith
Kgiaie Ree Reieieve
Taiwan
Bridge Club
Harvey
Bryant
Toby Lane
Toby Lane Barrier
Hubert Lane Barrier
Montheu Avenue
Patsy Vance
George Honeycutt
Patty Peacock
Jane
Jerry Sowers
Carlene
Tommy Kaneer
Ronnie Bennett
Anne Price
Paddy Dillon
Martha Cannon
Charlene Humbreys
Barbara Ellington
Rbara Ann Barrier
L. A. Barrier
Co. W. Vance
Jr. High
Meredith Spring
Ralph Cheek
Guilford General Hospital
Bobby Frank Smith
Steele Street
Chester Greer
Clara Scott
Grace Hotel
Rebekahs
Richardson
Rinso
Nat Walker
Eugene
Nevelyn
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