Junior Legion Auxiliary Plans Tea to Honor Mothers
The Junior American Legion Auxiliary held its initial meeting at Mrs A L Stevens home 1007 Johnson street. Ten daughters of members have joined with five more expected. Helen Gibson was named president with Maud Carraway Caroline Arden and Ellen Stirewall in officer roles. A tea for mothers is set for May 11 and a candy sale will fund the event at Cecil's drug store next Saturday at 9:30 a m. The group also planned hosting duties for the North Carolina department meeting in June and will meet the last Saturday of each month at 2 p m with the next gathering at Caroline Arden's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
A. L. Stevens
Johnson Street
Daughters of Auxiliary
Helen Gibson
Maud Carraway
Caroline Arden
Ellen Stirewall
Cecil's
North Carolina Department
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Dinner party honors newlyweds at O. Henry Hotel
Miss Frances Gueth hosted a small formal dinner for the newly married Mr and Mrs Edgar Lee Bailey in Greensboros private dining room at the O Henry Hotel. Ten guests were served with gardenias and valley centerpiece decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Lee Bailey
Frances Gueth
O. Henry Hotel
Greensboro
Garden Party Honors Mrs Bailey and Doroty Jones kin
A small gathering of close friends celebrated Mrs Bailey formerly Dorothy Jones with lilies and gardenias. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bailey Mildred Jones and several guests from Asheboro. Mrs D E Richardson invites the public to her renowned garden this afternoon from 3:30 PM onward for viewing of rare plants and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bernheimer
Gueth
Clyde McDowell
D. E. Richardson
Over 25 Club Theater Party Hosts Many Girl Scouts
About seventy five of eighty girls who earned Over 25 club membership by selling cookies attended a Center theater event Saturday morning. Hugh J. Smart and manager hosted the viewing of Swiss Family Robinson starring Thomas Mitchell and Edna Best with Lindale Dairy supplying ice cream. Mrs. Royster Tucker praised the effort and outlined upcoming troop prizes as council members looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Theater
Hugh J. Smart
Lindale Dairy
Thomas Mitchell
Edna Best
Royster Tucker
Tucker
Harry Doctor
R. S. Lafferty
Woman's College to Host May Festival Saturday Afternoon
Greensboro April 27 Saturday May 4 will be a gala day at Woman's College with Parents Day May Day and Home Economics Open House. More than 500 parents are expected as they meet faculty tour buildings and learn about the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
W. C. Jackson
Woman's College Band
Virginia Ambrose
Conway
Cinderella
Social Calendar for High Point Clubs and Meetings
A Hardcopy social calendar lists weekly meetings for local clubs. Highlights include Junior Service League at Emerywood Country Club Monday 10 a.m. and United Daughters of the Confederacy events on East Washington Street with guest speakers and installations through Friday. The week closes with High Point College May Day Festival Saturday at 4 p.m. and a Piedmont German Club dance at Emerywood at 9:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
High Point
High Point College
Piedmont
Eddy Wittstein
High Point Women Attend Northwestern WCTU Meet in Lexington
The High Point branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union sent delegates to the Northwestern district meeting at First Methodist Church in Lexington. Local president Mrs. M. J. Crowder and Mrs. C. L. Whitaker led official duties with six more members including Mesdames J. P. Crowder, T. W. Albertson, C. F. Farley, Garland Asbury, E. A. Lockwood and Miss Rosa Sutherland. The gathering opened at 10 AM with Lexington president Mrs. John Craver hosting and district president Harry Pearson presiding. State president Mrs. Jenny ree attended among officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lexington
M. J. Crowder
C. L. Whitaker
Mesdames J. P. Crowder
T. W. Albertson
C. F. Farley
Garland Asbury
E. A. Lockwood
Rosa Sutherland
First Methodist Church
John Craver
Harry Pearson
North Wilkesboro
Fred J. Cox
Jenny “Eee
Charlotte
Paib Beed
Burton-Prevo Vows Solemnized Thursday
Mrs Willie Kesler Burton and John Whitson Prevo were married Thursday night at 8 30 in the Methodist parsonage Thomasville officiated by Rev Lee F Tuttle the ceremony described as simple Only close friends attended Mrs Prevo is daughter of Mrs Ida Hartley Kesler and the late J W Kesler of Salisbury She came to Thomasville six months ago to run the millinery department at D Orsays Shop Mr Prevo a local businessman is manager of the Palace and State theatres The couple will reside on Fisher Ferry Street They were later entertained by Mr and Mrs Paul Benner before leaving for a wedding trip
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Thomasville
Willie Kesler Burton
John Whitson Prevo
Lee F. Tuttle
Methodist Church
Prevo
Ida Hartley Kesler
J. W. Kesler
Salisbury
D'Orsay
Palace
State Theatres
Fisher Ferry Street
Paul Benner
Spring Street
Senator Gold to Speak on Confederacy for Local UDC Meeting
Senator Thom as J. Gold will discuss the history of the Confederacy for the High Point Chapter U D C on Monday at 3 30 p m Mrs J F Hayden hosts at her Washington Street home.
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Senator Gold
Confederacy
UDC
Mee
High Point
Thomas J. Gold
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Gray-Osborne Vows Announced Today
Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Annie Ellen Gray of this city to David C. Osborne of Pleasant Garden. The ceremony occurred March 23 at 7:50 p.m. at the bride’s mother's home with Rev. Ben Millikan officiating. The couple will reside with the bride's mother after a small reception following the ceremony.
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David C. Osborn
Annie Ellen Gray
T. W. Gray
Mr. Gray
High Point
David C. Osborne
Pleasant Garden
Ben Millikan
Staley
Mrs. Gray
Charlie A. Osborne
Executive Board of Johnson St P T A To Meet Monday
The executive board of the Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday at 3 PM in the school library. All officers and committee chairmen are requested to be present for important business.
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Johnson St. P.T. A
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Priscilla Club Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs Clark Home
Mrs 8 G Clark hosted the Priscilla Club at her Park Way residence for a regular Friday meeting focused on sewing and conversation. Coffee and spring flowers accompanied iced desserts as guests and members mingled and shared updates.
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Priscilla Club
Clark
8. G Clark
Parkway
D. N. Welborn
Mesdames E. M. Shipman
W. L. Tabb
Richard Johnson
Charles Sheloff
C. F. Tomlinson
A. 8. Caldwell
C. C. Garrett
W. B. Thomas
Taylor Simpson
Mary Alice Shceloff
Mesdames H. L. Brockmann
Hoke Bullard
F. F. Dickson
J. F. Hayden
W. W. Idol
R. S. Lafferty
C. W. Perry, Fred Thomas
R. K. Young
H. W. Hayes, and
A. EB. Taplin
Winston-Salem BPWC President To Install Local Officers
The May dinner meeting of the High Point BPW Club will install new officers led by Miss Rachel Moser as president and Mrs Oriana B. James as predecessor. Elsie Flake will serve as installing officer with a program on Women in Business featuring local educators and performers Carl Cronstedt and Alma Andrews. Dinner begins at 6 30 PM at Elwood Hotel.
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M. C. Holton
Union Hill School
Parent-Teacher -Association
O. R. Robbins
Mildred Lynch
C. L. Clapp
Doris Trivette
June Anna Wilson
Doris Misenheimer
Martha Lou Holton
Dorothy Wilson
Jean Slate Holton
Johnnie Ruth Turner
Virginia Loughlin
Betty Jo Chilton
Argie Wood
High Point
The
Congress of Parents and Teachers
M. L.holton
Business,and Professional Girls Club
Adams Memorial Building
Thurlow Kearns
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Elsie Flake
Winston-Salem
Carl G
Canterbury Club
C. M. Waynick
Fieldstone Farm
Philomathean Club
8. H. Tomlinson
Tomlynhurst
Hillcrest Drive
H. Albion Millis
Elwood
Winston-Salem Bpw Club
State Federation
Rachel Moser
Oriana B. James
Kate Ragan
Pearl Bumegardner
Krnestine Melton
Alta Chamelin
Bertie White
Pearl Bumgardner
Carrie MecGirt
Eleanor Currin
Clara Whitehead
Broadus Casey
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Alma Andrews
Wallburg Music Department Spring Recital Tuesday Evening
The Wallburg School music department directed by Carey J Davis will present its annual spring recital on Tuesday at 8 pm Students from Allen Jay and Jamestown orchestras organized by Davis will be featured Also reported Gerald Lee Mills born in Archdale Guilford General Hospital April 25 to Mr and Mrs Boyd L Mills Kathleen Garrett Jamestown previously
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Wallburg Department of Music
Wallburg School
Carey J. Davis
Allen Jay
Jamestown School
Mr. Davis
Gerald Lee Mills
Boyd L. Mills
Archdale
Gerald Lee
Guilford General Hospital
Mills
Kathleen Garrett
Jamestown
Local Party Visits Miss Ribelin Before Mission Work
Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Williamson and Miss Amelia Hough returned from Richmond Virginia where they were guests of Pauline Ribelin now at the Presbyterian Assembly Training school preparing for mission service. Ribelin will depart May 23 for Mexico after graduation on May 13 she will spend a few days with the Williamsons before visiting Georgia relatives en route to her assigned duties. Accompanying the party was Miss Virginia Colliver of Reidsville.
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O. C. Williamson
Amelia Hough
Richmond
Pauline Ribelin
Presbyterian Assembly Training School
Miss Ribelin
Mexico
Committee On Foreign Missions
Assembly School
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