Canterbury Club Sheds Light On Eva Le Gallienne Life
The Canterbury club met Friday afternoon at 3 30 at Mrs. Lyon’s Otteray drive home. Mrs. J W Lindsay led the program and profiled Eva Le Gallienne the actress from childhood to the present outlining her goal to aid others by founding an artist’s library in New York and promoting affordable theatre for the middle class. Present were Mesdames Ellis Craven Page Perry McPheeters Trout Lindsay Sale Ballard Hall Brockmann Voorhees.
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Canterbury Club
Lyon
Otteray Drive
J. W. Lindsay
M Rs
Lindsay
Eva le Gallienne
Miss le Gallienne
Craven Page
Charles Perry
R. A. McPheeters
Lynn Trout
W. D. Sale
Hoke Ballard
W. B. Hall
Harry Brockmann
Louis Voorhees
Mrs Diffee Honored at Informal Tea Republic
Mrs S H Tomlinson hosted an informal tea at Tomlynhurst Friday afternoon honoring Mrs Ames Diffee of Washington D C. About twenty five close friends from High Point called between four and five thirty in the living room, where bowls of white flowers adorned the setting.
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Ames Diffee
Washington, D
S&s
Tea in the library and room presided by Mrs Tomlinson
Rose sweet peas adorned both rooms as Mrs C F Tomlinson presided over a neatly arranged tea table. Guests were served tea and light refreshments.
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C. F. Tomlinson
Johnson St Association Hosts Tea For Parents Teachers
Mrs. J. L. Bulla entertained the Johnson Street school Parent-Teacher association at 1604 North Hamilton Street with a silver tea from 3 to 4:30. Guests received red heart guides to a gift bowl and refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants. Also noted is a Mid-Week Garden club gathering at 10 the next morning at Forest Hill Drive with program by Mrs. Hoke Bullard. Richard George Sossaman was born January 31 at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sossaman. the mother is Helen Filinton of Greensboro.
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J. L. Bulla
Johnson Street
North
Hamilton Street
Mia. F. J. Mickey
J. W. Godwin
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Hoke Bullard
R. T. Amos
Richard G. Sossaman
E. C. Sossaman
Richard George
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Burlington Couple Wed in Asheboro I Do in February
Miss Elsie Pauline Steed daughter of Mr and Mrs W N Steed of Asheboro became Mrs David Clinton Brown of Burlington in a Friday February 1 ceremony at the bride's parents home in Asheboro. Rev Dix officiated. The couple plans a wedding trip to Charlotte and Charleston and will reside at 609 South Lexington Street Burlington after February 5.
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Elsie Pauline Steed
Burlington
David Clinton Brown
Asheboro
Dix
Brown
W. N. Steed
Burlington Mills Company
Miss Bullin
Rh. W. Farrington
J. A. Bullin
Anna Lou
Rialto William Farrington
J. A. Farrington
High Point
Danville
Virginia
English Street
City
Salem Alumnae Association Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Salem Alumnae branch will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at 3 30 PM at Mrs C T Ingram Jr s Woodland Drive home with Miss Mary Louise Mickey guest speaker and reports on the Founders Day event to be given. Members to call Mrs Ingram or Miss Lucie Hayes to attend.
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Salem Alumnae Association
C. T. Ingram
Woodland Drive
Mary Louise Mickey
General
Impressive Greensboro Wedding Unites Miss Rogers and Milbourne Amos
Miss Mary Way Rogers of Greensboro and Milbourne Bradley Amos of High Point wed at West Market Street M. E. Church in Greensboro on Saturday February 2. The ceremony featured a host of local families, music by Mrs. Gilbert Powell and violinist Robert Fearing, and a reception of floral white and green decor. The bride, a Greensboro resident and UNC alumna, and the groom, sales manager of Amos Hosiery Mills, plan to reside at Rowella Apartments after a Florida trip.
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Milbourne Bradley Amos
Greensboro
Mary Way Rogers
Stewart Lansing Rogers
Mayflower Avenue
Amos
West Market Street
M. EB
W. A. Stanbury
Liston Pope
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
High Point
Georgia
Gilbert Powell
Nevin
Rubenstein
Mrs. Powell
Joanna Hill
Mrs. Amos
Miss Rose Rogers
Agnes Leake
Dorothy Crawley
Miss Rogers
Lucille Paray
Suzy
Killarney
R. T. Amos
William Harris
Winston-Salem
William McGrammery
Herman Smith
O. Arthur Kirkman
Mike Boyce
Abbott Brown
Quitman
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Thulean Society
James Ellis Amos
Amos Hosiery Mills
Reidsville
Colorado Springs
Cayo
North Carolina State College
Golden Chain
Blue Key
Sigma Nu Fraternity
American Business Club
Florida
Rowella
DeMolays Plan Dance At Sedgefield Manor
High Point DeMolay chapter announces its first dance of the year at Sedgefield Manor on March 6 with Thomas Taylor C U Shields Clark Hubbard James Durland and Robert Cook as committee members. Orchestra not yet chosen and plans aim to draw younger members from nearby cities.
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High Point
Order of DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Thomas Taylor
C. UO. Shields
Clark Hubbard
James Durland
Robert Cook
Woman's Club General Meeting at Y W C A Hut
The Woman's Club holds a general meeting at the Y W C A Hut on Wednesday at 3 30 PM. Executive board meets 30 minutes prior. Local attorney and judge Thomas C Sprinkle speaks on Juvenile Delinquency with unannounced special music.
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Woman's Club
Y. W Co. A
Thomas C. Sprinkle
Bride Adorns Beige Spring Dress for North Main Streets Wedding
The bride wore an advanced spring beige ensemble with matching accessories on North Main Street. Her floral choice included Joanna Hill roses and valley lilies, completing a refined bridal look.
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North Main Street
Joanna Hill
Parilees Palm Beach Tweed Suit Mentioned
Connie brands new Palm Beach cloth suit in navy beige brown and grey with calfskin trim described as tweedy and chic for spring wear.
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Palm Beach
Charity Ball to Aid Disabled Children in High Point
The Legion Auxiliary unit 87 hosts a Charity Ball on February 12 at Sedgefield Manor to raise funds for urgent medical treatment for four hundred physically handicapped children. Miss High Point contenders will sponsor, with patrons among parents assisting. a Miss North Carolina winner will be chosen by public vote and travel to New York City. National Broadcast chair orchestra to provide music.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Number 87
Sedgefield Manor
Marguerite
Frances Mann
Ruth Pollock
Katherine Lowdermilk
Margaret Hedrick
Dorothy Smith
Dorothy Crawley
Edith Crooks
Virginia Smith
Mae Hayes
Irene McAnally
Ruth Poole
Mary Lou Moffitt
Agnes Crowder
Winston, Salem
North Carolina
New York City
National Broadcasting
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S. H. Tomlinson
Mrs. Diffee
Continental Beauty College
Washington St
Eugene
Willowbrook Street
Salem Alumnae Assn
Club OF Twelve
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Moffitt’s
North Main
Bride OF
Mr. Amos
Mendelesohn
Business and Professional Girls
The
Kw. HW. Hackler, JR
BE. H. Hackler
Cable Street
Everett Hampton, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Parilees
Legion Auxiliary
Plarlee's
Velva
Elizabeth Arden
Paris
Yardley
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Gemey
Barry
Hudnut
Clarilee
Harilee
Newa Wet
Bob Evans
Harllee
Saya