Mrs. R. M. Andrews Re-Elected Head of State Branch M. P. Women
Mrs. R. M. Andrews of this city was re-elected president of the North Carolina Branch of Women s Work of the Methodist Protestant church at the closing session of the ninth annual meeting in Burlington. Delegates numbered 215 as officers were mostly re elected. The meeting featured reports from church leaders and a pageant on women s work with Mrs. Horace Williams as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Andrews
M. P. Women’s Work
W. A. Hornaday
Greensboro
Coy L. Kearns
Denton
W. F. Redding, Jr
Asheboro
Bettie Brittingham
Baltimore
Board of Missions of the
M. P. Church
High Point
J. B. Pritchard
Horace Williams
Greensboro artist Dr. Ivy displays works at Emerywood club
The exhibition by Dr. Gregory D. Ivy, head of the Woman's College arts department, features about forty five prints oils watercolors and drawings praised by Dr. Charles J. Martin of Columbia University for his bold range of motifs strong color and clear style. The show coincides with a joint meeting of teacher associations in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory D. Ivy
Woman's College
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Classroom Teachers Association
Primary Teachers’ Council
Upper Elementary Teachers’ Council
Ivy
Charles J. Martin
Columbia University
New York
Local Personal Notes Around Raleigh and Nearby Areas
M A Moseley Jr professor of chemistry at North Carolina State College Raleigh will arrive tomorrow to spend the weekend with his sister Mrs Allene M Schrader on Gatewood avenue. Griffith Miles returned to the city from Philadelphia where he attended the funeral of his brother Benjamin Miles. Miles has been visiting W C Idol Sr who recently underwent an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital and is improving. he plans to return home early next week. Mrs J Royster Thurman is recovering from an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital and may remain another week. Dr John D Douglas of Baltimore is expected to arrive today to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs A G Douglas at 616 Park way. Douglas is a brother of Mr Douglas. Miss Rae Smith has returned from Bethlehem Pa where she attended Lehigh University spring house party week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Moseley, Jr
N. C. State College
Raleigh
Allene M. Schrader
Gatewood Avenue
Griffith Miles
Philadelphia
Benjamin Miles
Mr. Miles
W. C. Idol, Sr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hillcrest Drive
J. Royster Thurman
John D. Douglas
Baltimore, Md
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Dr. Douglas
Douglas
Mies Rae Smith
Bethlehem, Pa
Lehigh University
Smith Speaks on Trends in Public Education at High Point
B L Smith, superintendent of Greensboro schools and North Carolina Education Association president, delivered the second chapel address at High Point college on trends in public education. He outlined four broadened phases: bases of support, groups served, teacher training, and courses of instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
B. L. Smith
Greensboro
North Carolina Education Association
Mr. Smith
Grouve
Re elected Mrs R M Andrews Heads NC Methodist Protestant Unit
Mrs R M Andrews of High Point was re elected to lead the North Carolina branch of Women's Work in the Methodist Protestant church at the closing session of the ninth annual meeting held in Burlington yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Andrews
High Point
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Burlington
Church Social Farriss Andrews Service Tonight
The Farriss Andrews Bible class of First Baptist Church will hold its weekly prayer service this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs M H Lewis 305 Boulevard. Members and others interested are invited to attend according to this morning's announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
8. M. Lewis
Boulevard
Local Couples To Attend Bachelors Dinner And Dance
A Greensboro spring event features the Bachelors Cotillion tonight with couples on the reception committee. Notable pairs include J Welch Harriss with Katherine Hayworth and W C Jones with Hatelle Follin of Winston Salem, plus William E Price Caroline Dalton and others. Fred A Thomas Jr with Mary Letty Mebane, Charlies Lee Amos Jr with Agnes Crowder. Amos is club vice president. Jimmy Livingston and his orchestra provide music after a 7 15 dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelors’ Cotillion
Greensboro
J. Welch Harriss
Katherine Hayworth
W. C. Jones
Ehatelle Follin
Winston- Salem
William E. Price
Caroline Dalton
W. L. Tabb, Jr
Jane Hess Weaver
Fred A. Thomas, Jr
Mary Letty Mebane
YWCA May Membership Luncheon Promises Garden Of Memories
The local YWCA invites members to the May luncheon on Tuesday May 8 at 1 PM at the bar. A travel talk titled A Garden Of Memories will feature Mrs Willis Slane with photos from a world trip. Reservations for plates are with Mrs H I Coffield or Miss Nelle Ansley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Slane
H. I. Coffield
Education Committee
Nelle Ansley
Evening Rook Club Guests Of Mrs Fox At Randleman Home
Mrs J C Fox hosted the Tuesday Evening Rook club at her Main street home in Randleman on April 29. Three tables played rock with spring floral decor, prizes awarded for a club score vase to Mrs BE EB Bunting and a guest prize picture to Tes H H Hamilton. The hostess served ice cream and cake to members John Fox John Council N N Newlin W P Mathews Ruth Allred Bunting Joseph N Newlin Mary Swaim Rosa Belle Epsie Woolen and visitors Mrs H H Hamilton Mary Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
J. C. Fox
Main Street
BE. EB
Bunting
Tes
H. H. Hamilton
Initial Dance Of Solitaire Club Opens Season In Thomasville
The Solitaire club presents its inaugural dance at the American Legion in Thomasville this evening described as a gala event. Jimmy Davis and his orchestra will play at 9:30 PM with about twenty couples anticipated, sponsored by six attractive young women from nearby cities including Edith Deal Maurice Davis Jacqueline Ross Margaret Cooke Mary Linn White and Christine Sacrinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solitaire Club
American Legion
Thomasville
Jimmy Davis
High Point
Edith Deal
Maurice Davis
Jacqueline Ross
Margaret Cooke
Greensboro
Mary Linn White
Christine Sacrinity
Mrs N P Holmes Hosts Social Arts Club Meeting
Mrs N P Holmes entertained the Social Arts club at her home 606 Montheu avenue on Thursday. Roses decorated the rooms as members gathered for a casual afternoon of chat and refreshments. Mrs BE Jones received a birthday gift shower, and the group then visited Mrs Clyde Baxter to present her with birthday gifts as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rose
Leland B. Nelson
W. J. Frazier
BE. Z. Jones
Clyde Baxter
D. of A Councils Plan Sunday Service Attendance
Washington council No. four and Peace council No. nine of Daughters of America will attend church services at Lebanon Methodist Protestant church Sunday evening at 7 30. Rev. O L Easter pastor will deliver the sermon. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council No. Four
Peace Council No. Nine
Daughters of America
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
O. L. Easter
Mrs Sprinkle Hosts Tea for Bride Elect Miss Weaver
Mrs T W Sprinkle will host a tea at Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday from four to five o clock honoring Miss Jane Hess Weaver bride elect. The event precedes her wedding to Richard W Marshall of Birmingham Alabama on Saturday May seventh with additional social calls planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hess Weaver
T. W. Sprinkle
Emerywood Country Club
Thomas Weaver Sprinkle
Richard W. Marshall
Birmingham
Ala
Girl Pentagon Spring Dance At Emery Wood Club
The annual Girl Pentagon spring dance will be held tomorrow evening at Emery Wood Country Club. Dancing runs from nine to twelve in the club ballroom with Bernard Fowler and his popular local orchestra providing music for club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Emery~wood Country Club
Bernard Fowler
Club Dance Set Invitations Raised for Members Guests
Invitations issued to friends of club members in nearby cities. A large audience is expected. Admission by card only as only members and guests may attend.
Kuwait Hits First Gas Well at 3700 Feet
Gas was found at 3700 feet in Kuwait marking Arabia's first gas well. The discovery signals a new energy milestone and could boost regional natural gas prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuwait
Arabia
Haste Makes Waste Hits Pocatello Driver
Grace Dutton was arrested for speeding in Pocatello Idaho and told the judge she was learning to drive and rushing to move from the highway to a country road to practice. The judge imposed a $15 fine for hurrying and a $2.50 fine for driving without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello, Idaho
Grace Dutton
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8. S. Holt
Gram
J. T. Bowman
Coy Kearns
Rs. BE
W. Teague
F. W. Paschal
G. I. Humphreys
A. G. Dixon
Chil
Auons O
Py Ceedias Service
Justin
Moffitt
North Main
Smith
YWCA
Evening Rook Club
Mrs. Fox
Randleman Home
Etty Joanne Bass
Robert Perkins Bass
New Hampshire
Miss Bass
Marshall Field IV
Chicago
Harvard University
Anderson’s
WES End Drug Store
ENG
Janideea
Scotty Dogs
Notion Sales
Sale
Animal Family
Foner
Cross
Efird's
Ily
Jewellard
Kellogg
Chase and Sanborn
White House
Pride of India Tea
Pimiento
Prunes
Malpass
Wise
Malpass Grocery
Redding
West Green
Hilltop and
Loflin Sts
Carolina Food
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