Junior High Glee Club Featured by Business-Professional Girls
The Young Women’s Christian Association Girls club hosted a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the hut with 20 members present. Miss Mary Kearns presided and Turned the meeting over to Miss Rae Wilson who introduced Blanche Bour and program chair Blanche Beasley. Myrtle Titman led the Junior High glee club in three songs Rest Weary Pilgrim Father We Sing to Thee and Sweet Evening Hour to a delighted audience. Next week’s meeting will include a business session and attendance is encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woma’n Christian Association
Hutt
Mary Kearns
Ther Rae Wilson
Stuents
Wilthen
Blanche Bour
Kour
Sadie Doss
Blanche Beasley
Myrtle Titman
Kearns
Musical Tea Lovely Occasion Sponsored By Church Circle
A musical tea with an atme theme was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Willis Slane in Emerywood. Circle No. 2 of Wesley Memorial Methodist Missionary Society sponsored the event, with more than 100 guests enjoying a four o clock program. The program featured piano, vocal and violin numbers by local artists, followed by tea served at a beautifully set table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Slane
Emerywood
Circle No
Esley Memorial Methodist 1 Missionary Society
Ich
C. Clark
Circle
Lawrence Clark
Slane
W. H. Me
Nell Fleming
Isses Lawrie
Mary Elizah Clark
Meredith Clark
Charles McAnally
Beethoven
Grainger
R. T. Amos
Case
Deppin
Dorothy Hackney
Susan Sharp
Bricalidi
Learrance
J. W. Lindsay
Rhea Silberta
Robert Huntington Erry
Mies Ruth Wood
Mendelssohn
Grieg
8. C. Clark
Mesdames Farrell Gray
Tom Kearns
James Lyon
J. E. Ragsdale
Owen Reese
M. A. Lackey
W. J. Fraley
Bob Sheloff
Marcelle Clark
Altrusa Club Hosts Vocational Guidance Program
The Altrusa club's dinner meeting featured a major program on vocational guidance led by Ruth Schiffman of Greensfield extension, with Miss Mildred Free and Joe Illison from the high school speaking on student career value. President Hazel Johnson presided as Betsy Yazel guided Civic Week activities, with Schiffman praising local civic groups for early strides in guiding youth toward suitable life work.
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Altrusa Mb
Shera
Ruth ‘Oemans Schiffman
Greensfield Extension
Altrusa
Mildred Free
Joelison
Hazelohnson
Valaska Yazel
High Achool
Civic Ac
Social Calendar Highlights Midweek Meetings and Visits
Wednesday 8:30 a.m. Good Will Garden club gathers at Mrs. T. A. Tilden home on Montleu avenue to visit Duke gardens. 3:30 p.m. Mid-Week Study club meets with Mrs. J. A. Morrin on Brentley circle. Thursday 11 a.m. Entre Nous club hosts regular meeting with Mrs. L. A. Terry and note on time change. 6:15 p.m. Live Y'ors club meets at Y. W. Co. A. Hut then travels to Millis country home Greensboro road for supper. Friday 3 p.m. Princilla club at Mrs. Harry Brockmann’s home 912 Fairview drive.
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Good Will Garden Club
T. A. Tilden
Montleu Avenue
Duke Gardens
J. A. Morrin
Brentley Circle
L. A. Terry
Entre Nous Club
Y. W.co. A
Millis
Greensboro Road
Harry Brockmann
Princilla Club
Fairview Drive
Mary Jones Bible Study Meeting Tomorrow
The Mary Jones Bible Study class will meet tomorrow at 3 o'clock with Mrs. J. H. Hubbard at her East Green street home. All members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
J. H. Hubbard
East Green Street
Zobelsky Family Returns to New York City After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zobelsky and daughter Cynthia return home to New York City after a three week stay with Mrs. Zobelsky's aunt Mrs. J. Levine on Morris Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Zobelsky
Cynthia
New York City
P T Council To Hold Thursday Meeting
The High Point Parent Teacher Council will meet Thursday afternoon at 3:15 at Elm Street School library. Mrs. H. S. Coffield, president, announced the gathering and urged full member attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Elm Street
H. S. Coffield
Stag Club Hae Regular Meeting At Arch Dale Lodge
The Stag club held its weekly social at the lodge near Archdale last evening with every member present. Many forms of entertainment featured the enjoyable affair and refreshments were served to twenty five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Archdale
Household Arts Club Meeting at Mrs Farlowe's Home
The Household Arts club schedules its regular meeting for Thursday at 2 30 PM at 502 Jones Street the home of Mrs L L Farlowe All members are urged to attend. The ecumen clinic at Brentwood school on Friday May 1 runs 8 30 AM to 3 30 PM Parents in Brentwood with children turning six by Oct 1 should register at the school. The school nurse will examine the children and advise on readiness for entering school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
L. L. Farlowe
Jones Street
Brentwood
Miss Idol to Arrive Thursday for Weekend Visit
Miss Eleanor Idol daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Idol of 210 Hillcrest Drive will arrive Thursday morning to spend the weekend. Idol is connected with the Resettlement Administration Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Idol
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Thursane
Miss Idol
The
Resettlement Administration
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Vocational Guidance Council Formed with Yearly Programs
The organization advised forming a permanent vocation guidance council with a committee to craft yearly programs. Miss Free praised vocational guidance for high school graduates. Joe Wilson shared how guidance aided his choice of law as his future career. A business session planned the May 29 banquet and dance, with committees named for planning. A nominating committee will present new officers at the May 12 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Free
Rane
Joe Wilson
Gilbert Muse
Louise Wrenn
Nancy K. Poston
Miss Canolia Geddie Engaged Bride-Elect Honored
Miss Rosalie Andrews hosted an informal party at 909 West College Drive to honor Miss Canolia Geddie whose engagement to C. W. Haley of High Point was announced. The event featured spring flowers serving dainty refreshments with about 30 guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Andrews
West College Drive
Canolia Geddie
C. W. Haley
High Point
Dorothy Hoskins
Geddie
Miss Catherine Browne Feted On Birthday By Girls
The Girls' Pentagon club held a surprise party at Miss Catherine Browne's Montilieu avenue home to mark her birthday. Ten couples attended after a brief meeting, with gifts exchanged and dancing as entertainment followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Browne
Pentagon Club
Montilieu Avenue
Eastern Star Chapter Holds Bi Weekly Meeting
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple last evening at 7:30 with twenty five members present. Miss Elizabeth Wall presided and routine chapter business was transacted. Mrs. Mabel Brown of Greensboro, Ohio grand representative, attended as a guest and spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Wall
Mabel Brown
Greensboro
State of
Ohio
Friends Gather At Cane Creek For Mid Year Meeting
The Mid Year Conference of the Woman's Missionary Union of the North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends will be held at Cane Creek Meeting House near Snow Camp. It begins at ten tomorrow morning with Rev. Milo Hinckle delivering the principal address. Edward Ransome of Tennessee will speak on Tennessee Mountain missions. Friends from across the state are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missinary Union
North Carolina
Surprise Party At Jamestown Parsonage
A surprise party blessed Rev. O. J. Jones and his family at the Jamestown and Oakdale Methodist parsonage Monday evening. About fifty congregants attended with food gifts and social games. Jack Futrelle and his mother read aloud while Miss Helen Blackburn played a piano piece. Jones enters his second year as pastor.
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Jamestown- Oakdale
Jamestown
O. J. Jones
Jack Futrelle
P. C. Futrelle
Helen Blackburn
Jones Faim
Oakdale
Bingo Party at Sheraton Tonight by B Nai Israel Ladies Aid
A bingo party will be held tonight in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel under the sponsorship of the Ladies Aid society of the B Nai Israel synagogue. The event starts at 8:30 PM, updated from the earlier 7:30 PM time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Ladies’ Aid Society
B'Nai Israel
Interesting Book Tea at YWCA Highlights Library Gift Drive
Yesterday afternoon at the YWCA Hut the educational committee sponsored a regu lar monthly Membership Event a Book Tea. Guests brought books to donate to the Pickett library and many were collected. John Gurney Briggs Jr sang three selections with Miss Mae Kirkman at the piano then an eight girl skit about the library followed. Mrs Carter Dalton gave a review of the book Ethan Frame now a play. Afterward guests enjoyed tea with sandwiches and wafers as Mrs P W Plagge presided. About thirty people attended.
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Educational Committee
Pickett Library
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
Mae Kirkman
de Ol' Oak
Guion
Watts
Shephard
Speaks
Ethan Frame
Carter Dalton
P. W. Plagge
Mesdame
F. H. Hallenbeck
Chester C. Haworth
Fred Thomas
R. A. McPheeters
Junior Senior Banquet In Randleman Event Of The Week
The annual high school junior senior banquet will be held in the school gymnasium on Saturday evening. The PTA ways and means committee led by Mrs N N Newlin is raising donations for the event and Miss Myrtle Cox is directing the program and decorations. A first class dance orchestra will furnish music, though its name is not yet announced. Community members and local families are involved as hosts and attendees.
Jobless encampment settles in St Louis city hall
Forty jobless men and women and four children occupy the St Louis city hall for a second day of hunger protest. They began the passive waiting action after aldermen adjourned until May 11 to refer relief appeals to a special board. The camp grew from a wave of relief roll drops affecting 14 400 employables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Board of Aldermen
Special Board
Moon Without Atmosphere and Weather
The moon is about one fourth the earth’s size and cannot attract an atmosphere. It has no air or water, and lacking weather, no surface changes occur.
Wooden pistol jailbreak ends short lived escape
Henderson dispatch reports two prisoners L. M. Dilda accused of forgery and Buddy Macon facing auto theft used a soap and shoe polish imitation pistol to overtake Jailer W. B. Strange. Their effort failed within hours as they were recaptured after a daytime breakout yesterday.
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Henderson
L. M. Dilda
Buddy Macon
Black-Draught’s Good Reputation Across Generations
A satisfied user testimonial highlights Black-Draught's long trusted use. Fred Richardson of Hartshorne Oklahoma and his mother report twenty and fifty years of use respectively. They praise it for sour stomach constipation and sluggish feeling, noting it regulates bowels and provides lasting satisfaction.
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Fred Richardson
Hartshorne
Oklo
Governor Still Refuses Session On Tobacco Control
In Raleigh on April 29 Governor Ehringhaus resisted lawmakers’ push for tobacco control legislation despite farm group pressure. He criticized the Kerr act as lacking teeth and urged state commissions across Virginia, the Carolinas and Georgia to craft acreage curbs with representation from growers. He urged soil conservation participation and retirement plans for next year’s crop while six thousand protesters urged a special session.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Congress
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Farm Organization
Too Doggone Bad in Tappahannock Dogs Spoil Plan
Dogs spoiled a modernization project in Tappahannock Virginia by tracking wet concrete with many pawprints causing sidewalk plans to be abandoned.
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Tappahannock
Miss Dorothy Fri Hostess At Meet Of Contract Club
Miss Dorothy Frits de ly entertained the Contract Bridge club at her Green Street home. Two tables played in a violet setting. High score went to Miss Lamet, second to Lee Forward, Traveller’s novelty to Lee Brewer. Mrs Hinkle received a cream set. ice was served to the members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Frits Dely
Contract Bridge
Green Street
Violets
Klein
Hassack
Lee
M Lee Brewer
Lee Forward
Lee Brewer
Pee
Winford Hinkle
Dorothy
Paul Green Returns to U N C Chapel Hill in Fall
Pulitzer prize playwright Paul Green will join the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as a writer in residence and consultant in dramatics. Dr. Frederick H. Kock announces Green will teach and be in residence this September following his apprenticeship at the University of Up here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel
Rose Bush Planted Under Charlemagne Still Flourishing
A rose bush planted about 1,000 years ago under Charlemagne remains healthy in a German garden near Ta Sheim, Germany, surviving through centuries and continuing to bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peror Charlemagne
Sheim
Germany
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Church Circle
Altrusa Club
Offitt
North Main Street
Ward Street Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
Ward Street Methodist Church
P.T. Council
W. G. Kirkman
Charles Simmons
Irvin Silver
John Perry
Basilia Cavarnos
Nancy Cauble
Helen Lyon
George S. Robichaux
Willlso
Vesta
School of Dancing
Eastern Star
Cane Creek
Randleman
Hal Bell
C. B. Wise
Harry Hutcheson
N. H. Carpenter
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Hickory
Elizabeth Wiles
5. N. Bowman
J. W. Southerland
Goldsboro
John Southerland
Mrs. C. T. Shelton
Lourie Wilson
Cc. J. Walker
Mrs. R. P. Deal of
Lincolnton
Meredith Swain
J. C. Steele
D. L. Sprinkle
Mary Alice Davis
Anna Charles Julan of
Worthville
Neva Cooper
Bugs
Adams
Frances Talley
Howard Smith
H. T. Vestal
Durham
Hubert Vickrey
St. Louis Municipal Hall
Miss Dorothy
Meet of
Paul Green
Returo
U. N.C
Lecea
Swift and Wilson's
United Market
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