Methodist Tea Honors New Members At Randleman
Asheboro April 30 A tea at Mrs. Frank McCrary's Worth street home hosted circle six of the M E church to honor new members. Gerald Ford played a musical saw and Mrs. Franz Strickland accompanied. The event closed with garden viewing as spring flowers bloomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Frank McCrary
Worth Street
Chercle
M. E. Church
McCrary
Reginald Turner
H. P. Powell
T. A. Burns
Ervin Frye
Gerald Ford
Franz Strickland
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Evelyn Lovell
S. F. Lovell
Cedar Falls
Horace Tillman
J. S. Till
Mrs R M Andrews Hosts Tea And Topics Meeting
Mrs R M Andrews entertained Tea And Topics club members and guests yesterday at her West College Drive home. The program featured a review of Kreymberg's Rocking Chairs by Mrs J W Wilson, with plans for next year outlined by Mrs BE Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Andrews
Tea and
West College Drive
F. Logan Porter
BE. S. Wall
J. W. Wilson
Kreymberg
P. S. Kennett
J. S. Millikan
High Point College
Meadames J. E. Marsh
G. J. Humphreys
Logan Porter
W. W. Idol
H. D. Sears
W. F. Armfield
B. S. Wall S. S. Coe
J. V V. Wilson
Entre Nous Club Guests Entertained At Mrs Tate Home
A delightful Entre Nous meeting was hosted by Mrs A E B Tate at Broad Street residence.Tulips and snapdragons framed a pleasant afternoon of games. Mrs James Richardson helped serve a sweet course and favors, with a tour of the blooming flower garden after the meeting.
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Entre Nous Club
Tate
A. EB. Tate
Broad Street
Boston Rock
James Richardson
R. S. Cummings
W. C. Beavans
Howard Hartzell
A. M. Rankin
J. W. Harriss
J. F. Hayden
Fred N. Tate
H. N. Phillips
L. R. Terry
J. EB. Kirkman
C. A. Ring, Sr
C. A. Barbee
B. D. Steele
W. B. Newell
Richmond
H. Tomlinson
Charles Ragan
Jolly Y Group Elects Officers At Weiner Roast
At the regular supper meeting of the Jolly Y club held at the YWCA last evening members enjoyed a Weiner roast. A lengthy business session followed with discussion of changes to the constitution including raising membership age to 16 25 and establishing a monthly executive meeting on the second Monday to elect officers.
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Jolly Y Club
Club elects new officers and previews talent night
Semi annual meeting elected Miss Letha Griggs as president and Miss Beatrice Overcash as vice president. Miss Beatrice Harris became secretary, Miss Lillian Weisner program chairman, and Miss Kate Gillespie club reporter. Next Thursday’s meeting will host an amateur local talent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Griggs
Beatrice Overcash
Beatrice Harris
Lillian Weisner
Kate Gillespie
Bride-Elect Estelle Griggs to Be Honored in Archdale
Mrs. Ernest Crouch and Mrs. Clarence Peace will host a party at Archdale home tomorrow afternoon honoring Miss Estelle Griggs whose engagement to Walter Fuller of Louisville was recently announced. Both women belong to Archdale school faculty with Mrs. Peace serving as grade mother for Griggs home room.
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Tillman
Charles M. Wallis
M. P
Martinsville
Asheboro
Crawford
Catherine Cornell
James Burns
Maxwell Anderson
John W. Clark
Helen Hayes
Victoria Regina
Asheboro Women’s Club
M. P. Church
Ernest Crouch
Clarence Peace
Archdale
Estelle Griggs
Walter Fuller
Louisburg
Crouch
Miss Griggs
Archdale School
Mrs. Peace
Miss Grigg
Parent-Teacher Institute Tonight At Trinity School
A Parent-Teacher Institute will be held at Trinity this evening led by Mrs. C. F. Caviness, council president of Randolph County PTA. District president Mrs. D. B. Coltrane of Greensboro and Professor Fletcher Bulla of Asheboro will attend. Dinner is served at 6:30.
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Claude Teague
Greensboro
Rando County Council of
Parent-Teaer Associations
Tri School
C. Caveness
Franklinville
Pr Dent
P.T. A
Woman's Co
S. Coletrane
Northwest District Organize
Trinity
Mra
Mrs S A Holleman Hospitalized After Fall
Mrs S A Holleman lies at Burrus Memorial hospital after a fall at home caused a broken hip just below the hip joint. Attending physicians report she rests comfortably and may see visitors tomorrow. Mrs C C Robbins recently moved to Spruce Pine arrives to be with her mother.
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S. A. Holleman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. C. Robbins
Spruce Pine
Girl Reserves Attend Folk Festival in Winston Salem
Miss Frances McDonald and Miss Evelyn Sechrest of the local Girl Reserves will attend the Folk Festival and banquet in Winston Salem as representatives of the local organization. They will be accompanied by Miss Leslie Johnson, adviser at the senior high school.
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Frances McDonald
Evelyn Sechrest
Winston Salem
Leslie Johnson
Delta Alpha Epsilon Banquet and Dance at Sedgefield Inn
The Delta Alpha Epsilon fraternity of High Point College hosts its annual banquet and dance at Sedgefield Inn Saturday night starting at 7 30. Bernard Fowler and his orchestra will provide music. Former members are urged to contact an active member this week to attend.
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Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
High Point College
Sedgefield Inn
Bernard Fowler
Church Social Mothers' Study Club Meets This Evening
The child study club sponsored by the Mothers' Union of Wes ley Memorial church will meet at 7 30 this evening at Mrs H J Brockwell's Greenway drive home. Topic is Religion In The Home with a guest speaker planned. Southside groups also schedule meetings with Circle two at Mrs Yow's 106 Culler Street and the Girls' Auxiliary at Mrs Viola Preddy's 111 Culler Street Sunday at 2 30.
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Mothers’ Study Club
Child Study Club
Mothers
Wesley Memorial Church
H. J. Brockwell
Greenway Drive
Southside Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Yow
Culler Street
Girls’ Auxiliary
Viola Preddy
Miss Wessinger Hosts Bridge Party for Club
Miss Mildred Wessinger entertained the Bridge Eight at Mrs. J. G. Doggett's Ro tary drive home. Spring flowers decorated the rooms. High score prize went to Mrs. Doggett, a crystal ash tray set. Traveling prize dusting powder went to Miss Rosalene Ruscoe. A salad course followed for Mesdames Ellington, Stout, Gilaston, Doggett, Spencer, Tom Richardson, Ruscoe, and guest Mrs. Harry Alexander.
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Mildred Wessinger
Bridge Eight Club
J. G. Doggett
Rotary Drive
Mrs. Doggett
Rosalene Ruscoe
Mesdames
J. J. Ellington
Boyd FE. Stout
E. C. Gilaston
Mrs Dobson Hosts Dinner for Wilma Williams at Randleman
Mrs C L Dobson entertained at her Naomi Street home in Randleman on Thursday honoring Miss Wilma Williams a high school faculty member bound for six months social work training at the University of North Carolina A three course dinner was served to Miss Williams Miss Lula Yount Miss Nita Garrett Miss Betsey Dobson and Rozelle Smith
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Nita Garrett
Betsey Dobson
Rozelle Simith
Randleman High Seniors Host Weiner Roast Event
The senior class of Randleman High School enjoyed games and contests at a weiner roast Wednesday afternoon at High Point Municipal Lake. Mascots Little Miss Susan Freeman and Master Jimmy Kirkman led the entertainment as children of local families.
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Susan Freeman
A. B. Freeman
Jimmy Kirkman
J. W. Kirkman
Randleman High School
High Point
Latin 8A Class Hosts Weiner Roast at Bernards Lake
The losing side of the 8A Latin class entertained the winning side with a weiner roast and marshmallow toast Wednesday afternoon at Bernards Lake. Miss Lula Yount chaperoned the event.
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Bernard’s Lake
Lula Yount
Local social and school staff changes noted in Greensboro
Mrs BE. N. Wall and Mrs. Kate Heatwale shopped in Greensboro on Tuesday. Joe Dobson of Greensboro visited his mother Mrs. C L. Dobson. Millard Allred remains in a Richmond hospital with his condition not improving, while Mrs. Allred stays by his side. Mrs. Arthur Gaster began treatment there. Randolph hospital hosted Tuesday events and Miss Wilma Williams, Randleman High School home economics teacher, resigned to pursue a six month social work course at the University of North Carolina. Mrs. J. L. Stokes will fill her faculty role until school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. N. Wall
Kate Heatwale
Greensboro
Joe Dobson
C. L. Dobson
Millard Allred
Richmond
Birth announcements for Charlies Glenn Jr and Elizabeth Maddry
Mr and Mrs Glenn Southern announce the birth of a son Charlies Glenn Jr at Burrus Memorial hospital on Thursday April 29. Mr and Mrs James W Maddry announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth at St Peter's hospital in Charlotte on Wednesday April 28. Mrs Maddry was formerly Blanche Davie of High Point.
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Glenn Southern
Glenn Street
Charlies Glenn, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Maddry
James W. Maddry
Charlotte
Elizabeth
St. Peter's Hospital
That City
Blanche Davie
High Point
Bananas Grow Upward on the Stem in Grocers’ Displays
Factually odd note observes bananas growing upward along the stem with stems oriented opposite the post, reflecting a curious detail about produce arrangements in grocers’ displays.
Operetta Tonight At Oak View School
Pupils from Oak View school present the operetta Jack And The Beanstalk in four acts in the school auditorium this evening. The program features scenes of the giant's castle and beanstalk as the tale unfolds. The public is invited to attend starting at 8 o'clock.
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Oak View
Jack and the Beanstalk
Jack
Live Yers Club Weiner Roast At YMCA Meeting
The Live Yers club of the YWCA met at the hut last evening for a weiner roast. After supper a brief business session was led by president Mrs. Lena Belle Blair. They discussed sending a delegate to the Southern Business and Professional Girls Conference at Camp Merrie Woode in June and invited the Jolly V ers club to an amateur program next Thursday.
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Lena Belle Blair
Southern Business and Professional Girls Conference
Camp Merrie Woode
Jolly V'ers
Regular club meeting yields fourteen attendees
The regular club meeting concluded with fourteen members present, recording a successful session.
Mrs Reagan heads home after visit in Weaverville
Mrs J J Reagan of Weaverville travels with Mr and Mrs 8S B Reagan and their daughter Mrs Harry Leroy of Hammond Indiana to Weaverville after visiting Mr and Mrs Z I Walser on Homestead avenue. Mrs Reagan is Walser's sister in law and Mr Reagan is Walser's brother.
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J. J. Reagan
Weaverville
B. Reagan
Harry Leroy
Hammond
Indiana
Z. I. Walser
Homestead Avenue
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Dick Powell
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Littl
Randleman
Olly Y Group
Weiner Roast
Congress
Perkinsoni
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Trinity School
College Fraternity
Miss Wessinger
Mrs. Dobson
Randleman Home
Ce Cc
Southern, Jr
Ilasol
U. D
Rexal2
Horlick
Fletcher
Mangum Ave
Live
Y’ers Club
Marie Aaron
Thissell Street
New York University
United States
Angel
Domina Cane
N. C
North Carolina
Rudolph Binder
Marcel Ringlet
West End
English Street
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