Federation Convention Sets Busy North Carolina Schedule
The High Point convention opens Tuesday with an executive board meeting and luncheon followed by trustee and director sessions. Officers include Mrs. Thomas O Berry as president and Mrs. Sydney P. Cooper as general federation director for North Carolina. A Club Institute, breakfast and luncheon conferences run Wednesday and Thursday with speakers from Raleigh Greensboro and other cities. Universal membership and dues increases loom as delegates consider the General Federation agenda.
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Federation
Robert R. Cotton
Farmville
Thomas O’berry
Goldsboro
R. D. W. Connor
Chapel Hill
W. J. Brokden
Durham
Annie Perkins
Lionel Weir
Eugene Davis
Wilson
Sydney P. Cooper
Henderson
North Carolina
Sheraton
Club Institute
Cornelius Selover
General Federation
Civics
C. Whit Gaskins
Robert Johnston
Alabama
A. C. Avery
Johnston
Raleigh
Ruth Burke
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
R. W. Crews
S. E. Boney
Department of
Jane S.g sicKimmon
J. G. Fear- YA
J. E. Hardin
Greensboro
Jack Walters
Edenton
Ethel Parker
Gatesville
L. Woolford
Sunbury
W. M. Wells
Elm City
T. E. Browne
W. T. Best
FE. L. McKee
Cooper
Executive Board
W. J. Brogden
Sheraton Hotel
J. G. Fearing
Wesley Memorial Church
Herman Abels
John C. Drewry
Marion Schallert
Winston-Salem
R. H. Latham
Sallie Southall Cotton Loan Fund
E. M. Land
Beatrice Cobb
Mary Deb. Graves
J. Edward Kale
Adelaide Fries
W. T. Wilson
W. T. Shore
Gertrude Weil
Nellie Roberson
Eugene Reilley
Model Home
Gwendolyn Mitchell
Oley Speaks
Eva Dell Acqua
Major J. Edmund Bullis
James Wesley White
F. R. Tosi
Jan Broecks
Chaliapin
Palmer Jerman
John D. Sherman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Euterpe Club Chorus
Grace van Dyke Moore
Anditi
Houseley
A. H. Woodman
Edith Lang
Greensboro Woman's Club
Kenilworth Art Galleries Exhibit Opens in Asheville
The Kenilworth Art Galleries exhibit in Asheville features a packed schedule with district presidents’ reports, constitution revisions, and new officer presentations. Highlights include lectures by Dr Anna Garlin Spencer and performances by Elizabeth Sifford and Cecil Burleigh, with federation dinner at Sedgefield Inn and a Wesley Memorial church business session to close the day.
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W. J. Brogden
Jane 8
W. T. Best
Margaret Lovell Gibson
Jane S&s. McKimmon
Sheraton Hotel
W. T. Wilson
Wesley Memorial Church
J. Edward Kale
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Jane S. McKimmon
Transportation Committee
H. B. Marrow
San Antonio
R. R.cotten
Sedgefield Inn
Manor House
R. D. W. Connor
Elizabeth Sifford
Chopin
DeBussy
Gertrude Well
Anna Garlin Spencer
Hazel Horton
Cecil Burleigh
Audrey Chiore LeGrand
Robin
Spress
DePuis LeJour—Charpentier
Winston-Salem Woman’s Club
Bab a comedy in four acts at the high school
The senior class presents Bab a comedy in four acts at the high school auditorium Friday night. Virginia Wardell plays Bab with a supporting cast including Gay Hensley E W Freeze Jr Fred Ingram Hazel Shipman Hazel Hicks Elizabeth Hubbard James Watkins Catherine Liles Vernon Idol and George Antonakos in multiple roles shaping a tale of a finisher turned festive family upheaval.
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Bab
Washington
Lelia
Bob
Archibald
Gay Hensley
the Tollivers
James Archibald
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Guy Grosvenor
Fred Ingram
Hazel Shipman
Vernon Idol
Clinton Beresford
George Antonakos
William, the Butle
High Point Woman Wins High Honors With 3 Paintings
High Point resident Mrs. R. P. Royer won the silver loving cup and two white ribbon awards at the Kenilworth Art Exhibition. Judges from Chicago Charlotte and Atlanta praised her five submitted subjects The VPointer Daisy Maud and a hunting scene. Royer trained at Pratt Institute and will exhibit again in High Point next week with the Woman's Club art department.
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North Carolina
Kenilworth
R. P. Royer
Chicago
Charlotte
Atlanta
Royer
Vpointer
George J. Gould
High Point
Daisy Maud
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Kenilworth Galleries Open Sunday For Art Exhibit
Asheville April 28. The Kenilworth galleries will open Sunday afternoon and evening to the public to view the 625 paintings on exhibit. The show was organized by Mrs. J. M. Chiles and Mrs. J. Francis Amherst Cecil and will be dismantled Monday, with works sent back to 100 artists in 60 cities across 12 states and three foreign countries.
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Asheville
North
South Carolina
Art Commission
Kenilworth Galleries
South
John Francis Amherst Cecil
J. M. Chiles
Chicago Art Studios
Magnolia Gardens
Great Smoky Mountain
North Carolina
O’henry
Italy
Germany
England
A. C. Wyatt
King George
R. P. Royer
High Point
Revival Closes Today at English Street Church
The two week English Street Methodist Protestant revival ends today. Rev. Claris Isley of Bonlee, aiding Rev. D I Garner, will deliver the final sermon with morning and evening topics The Crucified Christ in High Point and Satan Comes Also.
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English Street Methodist Protestant Church
Claris Isley
Bonlee
D. I. Garner
Christ
High Point
Satan
Revival Opens at First Baptist Church With Noted Nashville Pastor
A two week revival begins today at the First Baptist Church. Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson will preach the first two sermons. Dr. W. F. Powell of Nashville Tennessee arrives Monday to lead the remainder of the series delivering two sermons daily. Powell is chaplain of the Nashville police and active in civic groups. He will preach on revival ethics social and religious themes with morning and evening services daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lloyd T. Wilson
W. F. Powell
Nashville
Powell
Wilson
Flora Canaday
Special Music At Presbyterian Services Today
Rev C P Coble delivers morning sermon The Greatest Objective at First Presbyterian. Evening sermon The Rescue of the Wrecked with choral anthems solos and hymns. Program includes preludes hymns scripture prayers offertories and postlude as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
C. P. Coble
First Presbyterian Church
Profits Fail as MP Lunchroom Earns 840 in 1927
London MPs' lunch room earned 840 dollars from 154 426 meals in 1927, a modest take for the parliamentary canteen amid tight spending and scrutiny of costs.
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London
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Homer T. Hudson
High Point Woman's Club
Walter Kester
St. Clair
Franks
Arthur Fidler
Dan Smith
John Moore
Gurney Briggs
Hostess Club
Lionel Weil
Thos
O’ Berry
Musical Art Club
Mae Kirkman
W. L. Lawton
Woman’s Club
A. OC. Avery
Mies Ruth Burke
Kenilworth Art Gallery
Kenilworth Art Galleries
Wesley Emorial Church
the Club Institute
Eugene Jilly
E. N. Land
W. Tost
Board of Directors
Arrington
North Carolina Art Association
Roscoe A. Marvel
J. F. A. Cecil
Roger
English ST. Church
First Baptist
Jesus
Coble
Billow
Noble
Phelps
Wilder
Samuel Liddle
Willis Slane
Virginia Frank
Montgomery
the Swan
Holden
Bernard
Enterprise
Hamilton
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Washington, D.C
White House
Old Colony Club
Sheraton Chevrolet Co
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