Night attire at Biltmore Theater Sign of the Cross gala
Hollywood attendees display a spectrum of evening gowns from white satin to black velvet at the Sign of the Cross opening. Vivian Tobin leads in white satin with a diamond emerald brooch and mink accents, followed by Cecelia de Mille in brown crepe and brown velvet, and Gary Cooper guest Countess Frazzo in black velvet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Hollywood
Biltmore
Vivian Tobin
Vivian
Cecil de Mille
Frank Calvin
Cecelia de Mille
de Milles
Countess Frazzo
Gary Cooper
Miriam Hopkins
Gary Patrick
Wynn Gibson
Elissa Landi
Adrienne Ames
Anita Page
Keister to Speak on Taxation at Greensboro Campus
Lecture by Dr. Albert A. Keister economist at Woman's College of UNC Greensboro on taxation sponsored by A A will be held Monday at 8:00 p m The event highlights economic topics for local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister
Albert S. Keister
Woman's College of the
University of North Caroline
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Church
North Carolina
American Association of University Women
Albert A. Keister
Woman's College of U. N. C
A. A
Garden club and church group meet in High Point area
The High Point Garden club gathers at Mrs. C F Tomilaton's Parkway home at 10:00 a m. The Mother's Study class of Wesley Memorial church meets with Mrs Les ter Beal at 217 Steele Street at 3:30 p m. The W C club meets with Mrs W C Idol at 210 Hillcrest Drive at 3:30 p m. Officers of the Order of Eastern Star hold a practice at the Masonic hall at 7:80 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
C. F. Tomilaton
Parkway
Wesley Memorial Church
Lester Beal
Steele Street
W. C. _ club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Officers of Order of Ern Star
Masonic Hall
Local Club Meetings Planned Through Evening
A series of meetings are scheduled today with Mrs F Ellis at Otteray drive at 10:00 am. The Delta Tau club will convene with Mrs K C Denny at 207 Hill crest drive at 1:00 pm. The Utopian Study club is set to meet Mrs Phil Warner on Blm street at 3:30 pm. The American Homes department of the Woman's club will meet Mrs J A Myatt on Club drive at 8:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Garden
F. Ellis
Otteray Drive
Delta Tau Club
K. C. Denny
Hillcrest Drive
Utopian Study Club
Phil Warner
Blm Street
American Homes Department
The
Woman's Club
J. A. Myatt
Club
Teacups Club Meeting and YWCA Dinner Planned
At 1 00 p m the Over the Teacups club gathers with Mrs C T Ingram at 1101 Greenway Drive. At 6 45 p m the annual YWCA membership dinner will be held at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Over the Teacups Club
C. T. Ingram
Greenway Drive
First Presbyterian Church
Priscilla Club and U D C Benefit Parties Listed
Friday events include Mrs Co A Ring hosting the Priscilla club at Oakwood court at 3 PM. Laura Wesson chapter U D C holds benefit parties at Mrs J B Kirk man residence on East Washington street at 3 PM and 8 PM.
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Co. A. Ring
Priscilla Club
Oakwood Court
Laura Wesson
J. B. Kirkman
East Washington Street
You Will Be More Attractive With MELLO GLO Powder
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO powder as a French process skin product that smooths, hides minor wrinkles and pores, tightens appearance, and offers irritation free wear. It promises a fresh look and mentions longwear with claimed low price and no drawn or pasty texture.
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Lonzer
Civitan Ladies Night at High Point Country Club
Civitan club plans a Ladies Night at High Point Country Club tomorrow at 7 pm with a promise of enjoyable activities. The Elm Street School Parent-Teacher association also notes its Child Study class meeting Tuesday at 2 30 pm in the school auditorium with Mrs. Robert Cottam speaking on the home meeting the social needs of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitans
Civitan Club
High Point Country Club
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Robert Cottam
Greensboro social notes from a Friday Pentagon club event
About People Miss Rose Rogers of Greens boro attended the Pentagon club dance Friday evening as a guest of Miss Caroline Dalton. Friends report L. E. Cagle is very ill at High Point hospital after three weeks of illness. Mrs. J. A. Jones and Rogers, with Mrs. Doris Gallimore, visited Mrs. Barker at Mount Airy and toured with Miss Myrtle Lineback. Mrs. C. A. Stafford and Mrs. Henry Casper visited G. H. Stafford and Mrs. Leflin, then hosted dinner with the Laflifns. Eatelle Brown of Spencer stayed with Helen Dickson, and Mrs. Horace Haworth visited Mocksville. Mrs. H. Q. Gale Jr. hosted her sister Mrs. J. Philpotts of Baltimore at her home.
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Rose Rogers
Greensboro
Caroline Dalton
L. E. Cagle
High Point Hospital
Mra
J. A. Jones
Rogers
Doris Gallimore
H. QO. Gale, Jr
Mra, J. ©. Philpotts
Baltimore, Md
Regal Lily Cultivation and Varieties from Gardens
An article by Mrs P A Jones extols the Regal Lily as a royal flower, detailing origin from Sunghang Ting China, soil needs, winter leaf cover, deep digging, and manure or bone meal. It covers spring planting, bulb and seed propagation, disease prevention, bloom periods May to September, and companion planting with perennials and other lilies including Auratum, Madonna, and Leopard lily.
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Sunghang Ting
China
Tennessee
Kentucky
Carolinas
Japan
Senior Johnson
Siberia
Canada
Asia
San Bernardino Mountains
California
Coast
Sierra Nevada
North Carolina
Emma Blair P T A Sees Inspiring Founders Day Program
Emma Blair school P T A held its monthly meeting with Roy Culler presiding and Rev. Tom A Sykes delivering remarks. Mrs Hoff man led founders recognition, stressed civic duty, and urged garden and home farming efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OOOL
Emma Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
Roy Culler
Almony Sloan
Tom A. Sykes
Wilton Barnes
Brentwood P T A marks Founders Day with pageant program
Brentwood School held a Founders Day program by the Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association featuring a pageant honoring co founders Mrs Theodore Birney and Mrs Phoebe A Hearst. Father and mother participants lit candles and school music accompanied by the Brentwood orchestra under Miss Virginia Frank.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Lelia Shore Thomas
Howard Russell
Theodore Birney
Phoebe A. Hearst
Parent- Teacher Association
Hutchens Bakery
Rinehardt
Calvary Methodist Church
Brentwood Orchestra
Virginia Frank
Georgia Smith
R. W. Irving
Raleigh
Miss Georgia Smith
Joe and Sue in a Moment of Tense Admiration
In a charged scene Joe and Sue converse outside about Joe Dexter and a departing man. Joe mocks a woman while Sue assesses looks and emotions, noting the tension between surface charm and deeper feeling as they spar verbally.
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Jack
Joe Dexter
Sue
Joe
Gardening urged for school children at Johnson Street School
Dr. W J McAnally urged Johnson Street PTA to have children engage in work, especially gardening, for health and happiness. Mrs. T E B Pugh reported Raleigh education talks and announced a mothers singing class and library book rewards for attendance. Founders Day pageant noted, plus a fiction excerpt about Sue and Corrinne Becker. Two hounds escape incident described in Knoxville.
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Johnson Street
W. J. McAnally
Parent-Teacher Association
McAnally
T. EB. Pugh
Raleigh
RR. C. Clark
Irene Simpser
Miss Morrison
Miss Davis
Bertha King
8 8 8 and the skin health claims from old ads
A fragmented ad style passage promotes 8.8.8 as improving skin clarity by boosting blood filtration and oxygen delivery to skin cells. It extols the product’s claimed properties, urges use of soap and cosmetics, and cites consumer letters as proof while resembling historical promotional copy.
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Addi
Annual YWCA Dinner at First Presbyterian Church
The YWCA holds its annual membership dinner Thursday at 6 45 p m in the First Presbyterian Church. Miss Virginia Carrier announced the event and the church ladies will serve the meal.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Carrier
Mary Stevens class Meets at Mrs Wilson Home Tonight
The Mary Stevens class of Green Street Baptist church will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 this evening with Mrs H R Wilson at 613 West Green Street. Full attendance of members is requested.
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GLAD
Gilad Girls Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Lorraine Ellison
Daughters OF Wesley
Daughters of Wesley Clas of Calvary M. B. Church
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
H. R. Wilson
West Green Street
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Sheraton
Jewish Ladies’ Aid Society
Sheraton Hotel
ADA Blair P.T. A
Ada Blair School
A. J. Koonce
Grover Hones
Jones
Nernersville
Curtis Cornelius Reid
Winston-Salem
E. M. Reid
J. L. Sprinkle
Bank Street
Mr. Sprinkle
Mrs. Reid
Wallsburg
Junior Music Lovers
Jean Rankin
Junior Music Lovers Club
Church Street
Federation of Music Clubs
New York City
Radio City Music Hall
Antonio Scotti
Metropolitan Opera Company
Vladimir DePachman
Frederic Chopin
Silk University
Roland Hayes
Elizabeth
Anna Mae Hatcher
Margaret Briggs
Margaret Grayson
Elizabeth Farmer
Hilda Bar
Peggy Bass
Anne
Thomas W. Sprinkle
American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
National Headquarters
Moffitt's
North Main Street
Hyman's Jewelry Co
N. Main and
Washington Streets
C. A. Stafford
Henry Casper
Evelyn
Kernersville
G. H. Stafford
J. R. Leflin
G. H. Ba
Lo*lin
Tipton Street
Eatelle Brown
Spenscer
Helen Dickson
Horace Haworth
Mockaville
Mrs
D. A. Morris
P. A. Jones
Joseph F. Hoffman
James Ellington
Bettie Bloom Barr
Archie Bevill
Walworth McMillan
F&vkes
White House
Mr. Sykes
Coolidge
Hoover
Sykes
Brentwood School
Mildred Waessinger
Hades
Corrine
Corrinne Becker
Knoxville
Tenn
Queen
Roy Mack
Old Pap
Mack
Pap
Ed Jeffries
Vegas
National Market CO
North Main
Havana
Hanygygett
Prppereenyy Wingate
Filies
Frpmaie
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