Emeryville Club Bulletin Details May Social Schedule
The May Emeryville Club Bulletin notes a farewell to Outens and welcomes Mrs. Dorothy McFarland as new manager effective May 7. May events include a dinner dance on May 25, a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis on May 17, a stag party on May 4, and multiple women bridge sessions led by listed hostesses across May.
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Outens
Dorothy McFarland
Sist
Outen
J. O. Hauschild
J. T. Ryan
Valette J. Harris
Ed Mendenhall
People Leaving by Special Train for Hosiery Conference in Atlantic City
A list of attendees traveling by special train Saturday night to the Hosiery Industry conference in Atlantic City New Jersey includes J E Millis Mayne Bundy Charles L Amos W E Mitchell Jack Thomas Charles L Amos Mr W E Price Nathan Ayres and J C Moore Also Mr and Mrs J Knox Harrington and son Jimmy visited Olivia over the weekend to see Mrs Harringtons mother poet W L Hargett They returned Sunday Mrs Mabel Russell returned home after several weeks in Asheville during her mothers illness and death Sgt Fred Roach is on a 9 day furlough from Germany to visit his sisters Edith and Nellie Roach before resuming duty in Germany Also Miss Hazel Chapman left for Washington DC to resume duties with the federal government after spending two weeks with her parents at 305 Church Dr and Mrs H F Long Sallie Shaw of Rockingham was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Howard S Hartzell at 204 Guilford Ave Mrs Betty Long mother of Hartzell has also visited here with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Nady Cates Jr Winston-Salem were weekend guests of Mr Cates parents on Mont Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
J. E. Millis
Mayne Bundy
Charles L. Amos
W. E. Mitchell
Jack Thomas
Nathan Ayres
J. C. Moore
Fred
Roach
Germany
Nellie Balkcum
Iss Edith Roach
Smith Street
States
Hazel Chapman
H. F. Long
Sallie Shaw
Rockingham
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Ave
Betty Long
Hartzell
Girl Scout Council Set to Meet Thursday
The High Point Girl Scout Council will hold its regular meeting on Thursday morning May 2 at 10 o'clock at the council headquarters. All members are urged to be present by council officials.
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High Point Girl Scout
AAUW Meets At YMCA Tonight in High Point
High Point AAUW branch plans eight oclock meeting at Adams Memorial YWCA building. Miss Noma Hardin from Woman's College Greensboro will discuss ceramics as part of the art program, with special music announced later.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
Blake He
Thin Avenue
Adamsmorial Ywca
Uest
Noma Hardin
Art Department
Woman's College
Greensboro
Pre School Clinic At Ray Street School Wednesday
The annual pre school clinic will be held at Ray Street School on Wednesday. Parents of children entering the school next fall are urged to bring their children to the clinic if unable to attend at the later time.
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Ncon Street
Local clubs schedule meetings and wedding events
The calendar lists multiple Monday through Saturday gatherings at YWCA, Rockford Road, and Emerywood with guest speakers and teas. Notable items include Miss Florence Ellis wedding to Dr Lloyd Church at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and a noon luncheon for Ellis bride elect.
Wood-Crews Vows Spoken In S C Announced Today
Announcement today of the marriage of Mrs. Mozelle Vaden Crews to Baxter L. Wood. The ceremony was April 27 in Chesterfield witnessed by Probate Judge Jack Horton. Bride’s sister Mrs. Frank Cole of Kernersville attended. couple reside at 302 Springfield Ave. High Point connections noted.
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Mozelle Vaden Crews
Baxter L. Wood
Chesterfield
Jack Horton
Frank Cole
Kernersville
R. F. Vaden
Route One
Bold slam bid over ruffing defense in bridge column
In a bridge hand from south to east West opens diamond after East doubles six clubs. Declarer recovers from bad luck by drawing trumps and running diamonds then uses a spade ruffing sequence to force East into a losing position. East misguesses spade queen while declarer cashes to promote the jack.
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Declarer
South
East
West
Local ACE Hears State Advisor
The Association for Childhood Education met Thursday afternoon, April 2 at Ray Street school with about 50 primary teachers attending. Miss Ruth Lee led the local group, and state ACE adviser Miss Hattie Parrott spoke on independent activities for primary children and urged class enrollments of no more than 30 to maximize individualized instruction.
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High Point
Association For Childhood Education
Ray Street
Ruth Lee
Irene Holton
Prem
Louisell
Hattie Parrott
A.C.E
Miss Parrott
Oak View PTA to Install Officers Thursday Meeting
The Oak View Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at the school for officer installation led by Mrs R A Hawkins past Guilford County PTA president. Ruth Osborne of the third grade gives the devotional and the music department directs a program by Ertha Daniels and Carey J Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK View Pta
Oak View Parent-Teacher Association
R. A. Hawkins
Guilford County
Ruth Osborne
Ertha Daniels
iCarey J. Davis
Green Street Philathea Class Monthly Meeting
The Green Street Philathea class will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W L Collins 524 Barker Street. Mrs W M Morgan Mrs E L Rimmer and Mrs Umphrey will serve as associate hostesses.
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Green Street Philathea
W. L. Collins
Barker Street
W. M. Morgan
E. L. Rimmer
Umphrey
Literary Club Of Thomasville Feted At Luncheon
Thomasville April 29 Members of the Literary club enjoyed a luncheon at the Sheraton hotel with Mrs James Lambeth Jr hosting in the Blue Room A brief business session followed with club books exchanged Mrs Ben Harris presiding over the discussion featuring a study on religious doctrines The guest speaker commented on church history and the prayer book discipline and sacraments Attendees included Mesdames Pennington Holliday Harris Newby Green Myer Kyser Covington Covington Teasley Boyles and Miss Louise McMillan Also noted is Mrs Harvey Harris of Raleigh as guest An out of town guest Mendenhall employed by the War Department Demobilized Personnel Records branch arrived for a ten day leave with her mother in Lexington avenue Mrs Green and Miss Madeline Hoover planned to travel to Wilson for St Pauls church auxiliary engagement and return Wednesday
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Thomasville
Literary Club
Sheraton
James Lambeth, Jr
Ben Harris
Robert
Rapp
Mesdames Claiborne Pennington
R. H. Holliday
C. H. Newby
Paul Green
Robert Rapp
J. E. Lambeth
John R. Myers
H. R. Kyser Furman Covington
R. D. Covington
Clyde Teasley
Alvah Boyles
Louise McMillan
Harvey Harris
Raleigh
Egg Menden W
War Department
St. Louis
Moyer Mendenhall
Lexington Avenue
J. S. Green
Madeline Hoover
Wilson
Wilson Where They Will Represent the Woman's Auxiliary
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Woodmen Circle Benefit Party Draws Prizes
The Woodmen Circle benefit bridge party at the W O W home drew a large crowd and awarded prizes across card games. Top scorers included Mrs Ruby Carroll Miss Barbara Carroll Mrs Homer Weavil and Mr and Mrs J P Bruton. Consolation prizes went to Miss Virginia Loflin Lucille Davis Blanche Weavil and Mr and Mrs James Ellington. The grand prize card table went to Gar Johnson and Miss Ruby Stone. Nellie Hare supervised the ice cream and drinks sale.
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Woodmen Circle
W.O.W
Ruby Carroll
Barbara Carroll
Homer Weavil
J. P. Bruton
Virginia Loflin
Lucille Davis
Blanche Weavil
James Ellington
Gar Johnson
Uby Stone
Nellie Hare
Pentagons Meet With Miss Dunn
The Pentagon club will meet with Miss Margaret Dunn at her Edgedale Drive home Tuesday evening for the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Margaret Dunn
Edgedale Drive
Artists for Four Concert Programs Next Season Named
The High Point Community Concerts Association announced the lineup for the 1946 47 season. Yehudi Menuhin, Appleton and Field duo pianists, Nadine Connor soprano, and tenor Christopher Lynch were selected by the artists committee. Dates and details will be released later by president Mrs. C F Tomlinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Community Concerts Association
C. F. Tomlinson
Yehudi Menuhin
Appleton and Field
Nadine Connor
Metropolitan
San Francisco Opera Associations
Christopher Lynch
Mrs. Shipman Named Officer in North Carolina Childhood Education Group
Willoway Benbow of Winston-Salem elected president of the North Carolina Association for Childhood Education at Alumnae House. Other officers include Mrs. Lee H. Edwards as vice president and Miss Eugenia Hunter as secretary. The conference drew over 300 educators and featured talks on preschool focus health, teaching progress, and child development.
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Willoway Benbow
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Association For Childhood Education
Alumnae House
Woman's Collboro
Lee H. Edwards
E. M.pman
High Point
Eugenia Hunter
Greensboro
Operative Action For Children
Donna Lee Loflin
Maycie K. Southall
National Co. B. A — Eaeistory
Growut Tre
Southall
David Young
North Carolina Hospitals Board of Control
C. W. Phillips
N. C. Education Association
Tha
Hattie Parrott
A.C.E
Lucy Nalton
Greenville
Francis Horwich
James S. Trippett
Chapel Hill
Ruth Fitzgerald
Ruth Steelman
Annie Ree Kittrell
Boone
C. D. Killian
Cullowhee
Theodore Dalton
Graham
Bertlyn Bosley
State Board of Health
W. Carson Ryan
University of North Carolina
China
E. M. Shipman
Oak Hill
A.A.U.W
Business and Professional Women's Club
Bankers To Hold Full Session At Pinehurst
The North Carolina Bankers Association will hold its first full postwar meeting in Pinehurst May 8-10 with about 400 expected attendees. Officers will be elected in the May 9 morning session. G. C. Hunter of Roxboro is the current president.
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Bankers
Pinehurst
North Carolina Bankers Association
G. C. Hunter
Roxboro
Troop 60 First in Thomasville Scout Jamboree
Troop No. 60 from Mills Home won with 136 points at the Thomasville district jamboree on Main Street field. Troop No. 21 came second with 123 points and Troop No. 51 third with 115. First four finishers qualify for the Uwharrie council jamboree at Camp Uwharrie May 11. chief judge was Glenn Pennington.
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Thomasville
Mills
Main Street
Uwharrie
Be Yourself in Dating Say No to Soda Fads
Elinor Williams advises girls to stop relying on soda shop charm and focus on at home dating, manners, and genuine connections. She urges natural behavior, politeness, and confidence, noting boys value respect for parents and sincere compliments while shunning vulgar talk.
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Elinor Williams
He-Man
Pattern 4757 features efficient design and straight cut
Pattern 4757 offers a surplice style with a straight grain edge to prevent stretching. It lists sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 and uses 23/4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Send payment to Enterprise 69 Pattern 243 West 17th St New York NY. Print SIZE and STYLE NUMBER clearly.
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Enterprise
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Supreme Forest Members Assist At Asheboro Rites
Mrs Paul Carroll of the Daniel Boone Su Forest and Rose Marie Adams secretary attended the organization of the new grove in Asheboro Saturday evening and helped install officers. Miss Blanche Eakin Charlotte state manager presided with Mrs Melvin Oakes Greensboro field worker. The Asheboro grove has eighteen charter members and a district meeting is planned in Asheboro on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carroll
Daniel Boone
Su- Forest
Rose Marie Adams
Ruby Stone
Barbara Carroll
New Grove
Asheboro
Blanche Eakin
Charlotte
Melvin Oakes
Greensboro
Asheboro Grove
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Mabel Russell
North Main Street
Asheville
J. §. Williams
Nady Cates, Jr
Cates
N. M. Cates
Montavenue
Girl Scout Council
Doan
Rush
Ider Marshall
Mgr
Becky's
Whitlark’s
East Commerce St
AAUW
YMCA
Ray
Adams Memorial Ywca
WCMC
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Florence’ Els
Ride Ate ‘Nurses Club
YWCA
C. Williard
L‘amulante Club
Otteray Drive
Ellis
Allen B. Welborn
West Farriss Avenue
Alpha Theta Psi
High Point College
Thomas’ Strickland
Ferndale Drive
George T. Wood
Frank Wood
Sedgefield
Ellis Church
Entre Nous Club
C. E. Rozzelle
Fayetteville Street
Woman's
Don "Wilson
Emerywood Country Club
Priscilla Club
S. C. Clark
Parkway
Emerywood
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Paul Hardin
Glenda Norman
Doris Brown
Sally Reid
Joan Hassler
Martha Monk
Arurice Jackson
Frances Thomson
An Davis
Mona Fallin
N. C. State
N. C
Elkin
Charles M. Horne
Roanoke Rapids
Salisbury
Charles Moss
Kings Mountain
James Cheek
Rockwell
Laurice Jackson
Gene House
Scotland Neck
Frances Thompson
Silver Spring
W. J. Daniel
Jean David
Selma
Alton Wilson
Hillsboro
Monaco
Walnut Cove
Jay Hardee
Wood-Crews
S.C
North Dealer
KJ Ai
North East South West
Blackwood
P.T.A
Green ST. Philatheas
Tuersday
Literary Club of
Miss Dunn
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main &T
Tel
Supreme Forest
St. Joseph
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis B. Nelson
N. Main &T. Phone
Blue Plate Foods
Walt
Vanilla
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