Piedmont W M U Meeting Draws Delegates From Fourteen Churches
About 150 delegates from fourteen churches attend an all day Piedmont W M U gathering at the 1st Baptist church. Mrs Ettie Hatcher Hoge of Greensboro presides. The morning program features devotionals, speeches on The Kingdom and work of the W M U, with Mrs J Clyde Turner state president delivering the principal address. Afternoon sessions include reports on youth work stewardship personal service and the Margaret fund with concluding committee reports and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Baptist Church
Ettie Hatcher Hoge
W. M. U. Perintendent
Greensboro
Iding
L. M. Gideon
Greens
Re. C. R. Harris
High Point
H. A. Knight
High T
Rs. A. Andrews
Mra . le Sasser
Reidsville
Group Three
Mra
J. J. Andoe
D. L. Stamps
China
Baptist Shurch
Ruth Scott
C. N. Royal
W. H. McKeever
Greenboro
Margaret Fund and Training School
Elizabeth Apple
Co. EB. Sheloff
Hoge
Good Will Garden Club Pilgrimage to Duke Gardens
The Good Will Garden Club members led by Mrs. T. A. Tilden toured Duke University gardens in Durham. They praised the bloom variety including Dutch Ger and Spanish species, had lunch at the university coffee shop, and returned to the Point with one member visiting Mrs. H. R. Totten's garden. Members listed include M. A. Lackey Geddie Strickland J. H. Stallings Mrs. George W. Robinson of Galveston Texas and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
T. A. Tilden
Versity
Pet Hill
H. D. Sears
Floyd Wilson
Percy White
Melvin Hayes
Euterpe Club Invites Musical Art Members to Greensboro Concert
The Greensboro Euterpe club invites Musical Art club members to a Saturday afternoon concert at 43:30 in the Music Building, Woman's College, UNC. The event, sponsored by the Greensboro Euterpe club, features Dwight Steere Fletcher Moore Edythe Schaever Mrs. Carroll Atkinson and Mrs. Cora Cox Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euterpe Club
Musical Art Club
Greensboro
C. F. Tomlimson
Woman's College
Greensboro Euterpe Club
Dwight
Mrs Biggs Elected President of Mid-Week Club
Mra John D Biggs was elected president of the Mid-Week Study club which met yesterday afternoon with Mrs J A Morris as hostess at her home on rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Biggs
J. A. Morris
Delegates Return From D A R and D A C Washington Meet
Eight delegates and alternates from Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution returned home from the congress in Washington last week. Led by Regent Mrs John S Welborn first delegate, the group included Mrs Herman F Abels and alternates Mesdames Hayden Kirkman Snider Harllee Klein Dixon. Hayden served on the house and North Carolina dinner committees. Welborn Hayden Snider Kirkman attended the D A C assembly in Washington after the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
John 8. Welborn
Herman F. Abels
Winston-Salem
Mesdames
J. F. Hayden
J. E. Kirkman
Joe Snider
D. E. Harllee
High Point
Fred Klein
Washington, D. C
E. W. Dixon
Hayden
Snider
Kirkman
Assembly of the Daughters of the American Colonists
Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Simmerson on Forrest Avenue
Mrs J M Simmerson hosted a Wednesday bridge afternoon at her Forrest avenue home. Spring flowers framed two bridge tables. High score won by Mrs E A Lenmon, second by Mrs C E B Boyles. Tea and desserts served after the game. Attending were Mesdames Kenneth Ellington H L Spease K Seckler BE A Lenmon C A Welch C M Blombers C E B Boyles and L G Winfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Simmerson
Forrest Avenue
E. A. Lenmon
C. E B. Boyles
Kenneth Ellington
H. L. Spease
K. Seckler
BE. A. Lenmon
C. A. Welch
C. M. Blombers
L. G. Winfrey
Mrs J P Lovelace Honored At Afternoon Tea In Wilson
Mrs J P Lovelace of Wilson, guest of her daughter Mrs C F Tomlinson, was honored at a tea hosted by Mesdames A S Parker and C M Hauser on Hillcrest drive. The small gathering featured floral arrangements with spirea tulips lilies of the valley and cowslips. Guests included Mrs Tomlinson and others from Wilson community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Lovelace
Wilson
C. F. Tomlinson
A. S. Parker
C. M. Hauser
Jonoree
Tomlinson
Mesdames L. J. Diffee
H. Tomlinson
G. A. Matton
C. A. Barbee
Rufus P. King
C. T. Parker
Peggy Jo Martin Feted On Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs W C Martin hosted at 805 West Green Street honoring her daughter Peggy Jo on her fifth birthday. Children enjoyed games and cake after ice cream, receiving gifts from guests including Phillis Anne Surratt Gene Surratt Nancy Jones Barbara Ellington and Dorothea Bonhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Martin
West Green Street
Peggy Jo
Pegsy Jo
Phillis Anne
Gene Surratt
Nancy Jones
Barbara Ellington
Dorothea Bonhart
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs Meetings
Thursday at 11 a m Mrs L A Terry hosts Entre Nous club with note of meeting time change. At 6 15 p m Live Y ers club gathers at Y W C A Hut and travels to Millis country home for supper on Greensboro road. Friday at 3 p m Mrs Harry Brock mann entertains Pris cilla club at her home 912 Fairview drive.
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Thee Kilomathean
W. ©. T. Eclub
Sch
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
Raymond Taylor
Greensboro
Mre. L
Should You Marry Secretly or Seek Other Proposals
Advice from Miss Marjorie Mansfield urges against secret marriages. She cautions the writer to avoid deceit, to seek genuine trust, and to not marry unless sure of her feelings and the man's suitability as a life partner and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Local Notices Mention Readers and Names
A fragment lists individuals including Mery Ella Coffey Patrie Addie Betty Sue White Helen Mar ti Anne Shipwash Marion Junior Shoemaker Paul Brewer Ronald Current Gene Hall Walter and Dewey Church in an unclear roster of names. The OCR segment provides no dates events or actions to summarise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Ella Coffey
Patrie
Addie
Betty Sue White
Helen Marti
Anne Shipwash
Marion
Junior Shoemaker
Paul Brewer
Ronald Current
Gene Hall
Walter
Dewey Church
High School Seniors Present Annual Play Friday Night
High school seniors stage The Patsy a three act comedy by Barry Connors in the school auditorium Friday night May first at 8 o clock by the graduating class. The annual dramatic production stars Pa Harrington J B Hensley Nellie Robinson Patsy Harrington Ruth Pollock and others with Miss Lavinia Powell directing and Cameron Deans leading technical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Barry Connors
Pa Harrington
J. B. Hensley
Ma Harrington
Nellie Robinson
Patsy Harrington
Ruth Pollock
Grace Harrington
Clarine Ferguson
Tony Anderson
Tom Pitts
Billy Caldwell
Phil Grandjean
Sadie Buchanan
Edythe Vance
Trip Busty
Everett Grubb
Francis Patrick O'Flaherty
Arnold Huff
Lavinia Powell
Cameron Deans
Lidie P. Horton
Local Notables Entertain and Recover from Surgery
About People Collier Ellis Jr. remains a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital after an appendectomy performed yesterday and is reported to be recovering well. Mrs. Nannie A. Chaven returns from a Florida winter to Trinity. Miss Jewell Parrish leaves Trinity for Washington DC to take a civil service post. Mrs. George W. Robinson of Galveston visits sister Mrs. J. H. Stallings on Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier Ellis, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Nannie A. Chaven
Florida
Trinity
Jewell Parrish
Bruce Craven
Washington, D. C
Civil Service
George W. Robinson
Galveston, Tex
J. H. Stallings
Johnson Street
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