Emerywood Younger Set Form Dance Club
A Chauns School of Dancing pupils group formed the Emery wood Younger Set Dance Club. Officers: President Stuart Stone, Vice President Winifred Hall, Secretary Lanny Stanton. Program committee: Oscar Whitescarver, Wray Amos, Frank Hunsucker, Robbie Lindsay, Sara Coe Hunsucker. Meets each Saturday at Chauns Studio. Refreshments served by Mrs York and Oscar Whitescarver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauns’ School of Dancing
Emerywood
Younger Set
Chauns
Stuart Stone
Winifred Hall
Lanny Stanton
Oscar Whitescarver
Wray Amos
Frank Hunsucker
Robbie Lindsay
Sara Coe Hu
Mrs Helen Fowler honored at Jamestown birthday party
A surprise birthday party was held at Miss Helen Fowler's home on Jamestown route one Saturday evening for her eighteenth birthday. Guests included Garland Fields, Lorena Fowler, Basil Hodge, Loyal Misenheimer, and many others. Refreshments followed games as attendees socialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fowler
Jamestown Route
Garland Fields
Lorena Fowler
Basil Hodge
Loyal Misenheimer
Iris Kersey
Troy Agner
Flora Mae Ingram
Grady Kersey
Alice Malfield
Joe Waters
Jean Malfield
Frank Ingram
J. C. Tuttle
Ada Samuels
Boyd Misengeimer
Margaret Kersey
Archie Edwards
Eldridge Atwell
Busy Week for Girl Scout Officials Opens Today
The local Girl Scout Council hosts a multi venue week with Miss Helen Oppenlander of national headquarters arriving from Charlotte to lead sessions in Winston-Salem Greensboro and at Woman's College. The Field Institute at Salem College begins at 10 am with troop planning and community planning talks followed by a luncheon speech. The Greensboro Leadership Training Institute at Woman's College runs 10 am to evening with group discussions, talks by national staff, and an evening program of songs and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Field Institute
Wintson-Salem
North Carolina Institute For Training
Greensboro
Woman's College
Helen Oppenlander
New York City
National
Girl Scout
Sheraton Hotel
Field Institute
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Miss Oppenlander
Henry P. Foust
Frances Dodds
Aljlhiene Harder
Diana Dyer
Foust
Dodds
Miss Harder
Miss Dobbs
Katherine Curtin
Asheville
Brownie
New York
Thomasville Brides Honored At Bridge Party Openhouse For Visitor
In Thomasville on February 6 a bridge party honored new brides Mrs. Doris Williams daughter of the hosts and Mrs. Wavel Bumgardner, with Mrs. Chester Myers and Mrs. Thomas Peacock the guests of honor. Five tables of bridge, prizes, and refreshments followed in a setting of green and white, narcissi, and primroses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Robert Williams
Mesdames Raeford Barber
John Tasker
Mesdames T. K. Deverell
Jack Russell
Bill Crews
Joe Boyles, Jr
W. T. Harria
Frank Towson
Bill Mack
Clyde Bartley
Blanche Crump
Claude Royals
Glenn Finch
Jesse Finch
Willa Mae Everhart
Owenee Everhart
Mildred Carr
Evelyn Allbright
Gladys Falls
J. W. Peacock
W.S. Myers
J. F. Metters
F. I. Alexander
Mra
Charles Tew
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Advice for women in midlife on maintaining appeal during menopause. Encourages fresh air and sleep, plus Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to boost vitality, reduce jittery nerves, and ease symptoms. Mentions improved resistance and life enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ydin E. Pinkham
Chanks Pinkham
Open House Honors Miss Ruby Weeks at Spring Street Home
Mrs. C. L. White Jr hosted a Saturday afternoon open house on Spring Street to honor guest Miss Ruby Weeks of Raleigh and Sanford. About fifty guests enjoyed sweetpea decor, a Venetian lace tablecloth, red and white flowers, and crystal candlelight during tea served buffet style. Weeks returned Sunday to Raleigh after visiting Mrs. White on Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. White, Jr
Spring Street
Ruby Weeks
Raleigh and
Sanford
Valentine
Frank Marr
Cicero Cox
Mrs. White
Isabel Boyles
C. L. White
Mabel Johnson
Whiteville
Betty Jennings
Elliott Drive
Raleigh
Local People Attend Party At Muirs Chapel
A miscellaneous shower near Greensboro Friday evening hosted by Mesdames W. H. Farrington and Bryant Leftwich. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Baker moved into their new home at Muir's Chapel. Attendees from the area included Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meeks, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Weisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
W. H. Farrington
Bryant Leftwich
Vernon Baker
Muir's Chapel
J. H. Thompson
Clarence Meeks
Bowen
E. L. Thompson
E. Weisner
Stag Club To Meet Here This Evening
The Stag club will meet this evening at the clubhouse off the Winston-Salem highway. The meeting will get underway at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Winston-Salem Highway
Waynick Family Moves to New Home in Louise Avenue
Mr and Mrs R P Waynick relocate from east of the city to a new residence at 301 Louise Avenue with infant son Robert Parker Jr coming from Guilford General Hospital. Parker is the infant son born to Mrs Waynick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Waynick
May Meador
Louise Avenue
Ray Street PTA Executive Board Meeting Tue Morning
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association executive board will meet Tuesday at 10:30 in the school library. All board members are urged to attend with special emphasis on showing up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association
Juliette Low Fund Committee To Meet Tomorrow
Local Girl Scouts on the Juliette Low Fund committee will meet with Mrs. Katherine Raymond, chairman, at her North Main street home tomorrow at 4 o clock. The announcement was issued this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Gar Club
L. Bouldin
Johnson Sainee
C. B. Mattocks
West Emerywood Garden Club
Henry Foscue
Parkway
R. R. Blackburn
Monarch Club
Charles Hodgin
West
Lexington Avenue
W. O. T. Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Juliette Low
Girl Scout Mandere’ Association
Margaret Watson
David T. Yow
Edgedale Drive
Helen Oppenlander
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
Newlyweds Davis Crawford Honored at Asheboro Party
Mrs. Harris Coffin hosted a candid camera party on Park Street in Asheboro to honor Mr. and Mrs. Davis Crawford whose Christmas season marriage was celebrated. Guests arrived in everyday dress, posed for pictures, and viewed amusing photo proofs cut from magazines. Prizes went to Mrs. Crawford Jr. and Lynwood Smith. refreshments followed in a bridal style setting with yellow flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Jan
Harris Coffin
Park Street
Davis Crawford
C. C. Crawford, Jr
Lynwood Smith
Southern Club forms in Asheboro for youth entertainment
The Southern club, a social group for Asheboro youths, organized Thursday at Randolph hall. It plans dances and parties, meets weekly, and operates as a local organization with charter members led by President Leonard Koonce and officers including Charles B. Moore Jr, Carl Phillips, and Walter Nance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Club
Asheboro
Randolph Hall
Southern
Leonard Koonce
Charles B. Moore, Jr
Carl Phillips
Walter Nance
Sam Burrows
Gumby Davis
Ted Soady
George Burkhead
Herbert Edwards
Gus Snipes
Wiley Whitaker
Randolph Daughters of the Confederacy meet guests
The Randolph chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a Tuesday February 7 meeting at 3 PM at Mrs. M. W. Parrish home. Associates Mrs. Agnes R. Barker and Mrs. A. R. Winningham will assist as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Chapter
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
M. W. Parrish
Agnes R. Barker
A. R. Winningham
Informal Valentine Bridge Tea for Mrs Milka at Lexington Highway
Mrs L E Milka hosted about 230 guests at her Lexington highway home for an informal bridge evening. Seven tables, early spring flowers, and a valentine motif on scorecards and wrappings themed the event. prizes went to L L Whitaker and Mrs James Neely, with Gordon Kennedy and Mrs Don Alexander receiving consolation and farewells followed by a salad course, strawberry shortcake, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Milka
Rock
Lexington Highway
L. L. Whitaker
Gordon Kennedy
James Neely
Don Alexander
Monarch Auxiliary Meeting Rescheduled to Tuesday
The Monarch Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 3 PM at 601 West Lexington Avenue. Mrs Charles E Hodgin hosts, correcting an earlier Wednesday date error published in the Sunday Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Auxiliary
Chas. Hodgin
Walter Winchell Christmas as reported by Walter Winchell
The lead er of the raiding party now in New York has been here since November. The piece notes 15 in the party including a surgeon who performed an operation on Goebbels. It mentions Nazi social figures, marriages, and celebrity gossip with hurried b ridges to Hollywood names and a plane incident involving Rudy Vallee en route to Miami Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebbels
Stephanie Hohenloe
Fritz Weldman
San Francisco
Richter
Katherine Barnes
Hollywood
Florida
Ethel Shutta
Jack
Betty Campbell
Paradise
Sears- Roebuck
Camden
N. J
Mra
John Wentworth
Chicago
Robert Hursey
Minneapolis
Rudy Vallee
Miami Beach
Patrician
Roney Plaza
Int'l Casino Sold Amid Sparse Details
Arthur Ganger, a night club designer, bought the Int'l Casino for 180000 dollars on behalf of undisclosed parties. Yvonne DeSalvo, a former dancer, won a 25900 dollar verdict against The Strand Theatre for injuries from a mezzanine fall in 1936. Stewart Hopps and Geraldine Ryan were quietly stationed in Tucson. Ex-wife of a man married Clyde Sheffield, a steel magnate. Jan Masdryk may stay here to become foreign editor for a major gazet. Mark Hellinger and Len Lyons faced sorrow. Monte Hellinger died in Tucson after illness. Len’s mother died after an emergency operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Int'l
Arthur Ganger
Yvonne DeSalvo
Strand Theatre
Stewart Hopps
Geraldine Ryan
Tucson
Clyde Sheffield
Jan Masdryk
London
Mark Hellinger
Len Lyons
Monte Hellinger
Len
Digests Lose Reprint Rights While Post and Others Retain Them
The Saturday Evening Post holds exclusive permish refusals to Reader's Digest and other digests. Reader's Digest reprint deals with other magazines stay unchanged. Louise Lattimer will marry William Atkinson after his wife Nancy Van Vleck obtains Swiss abrogation. A 25 million stockholder action against Par amount's board will be filed in Supreme Court next week for waste mismanagement and fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing
Reader's Digest
Reader’s Digest
Louise Lattimer
William Atkinson
Wall
Mazdalley
Hellza
Billy Rose
Gable
Shearer
MGM
Frank Murphy
Harry Hopkins
Donald Smith
Ed Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Drew Pearson
Bob Allen
Washington
Miss Mae Kirkman Presents Jamestown Book Club Program
Jamestown February 6. Modern Book club met at Mrs. Robbins Tilden's home. Miss Mae Kirkman presented a chronological musical program. She sketched artists and performed works by Bach, Beethoven, and Peter de Rose. Hostess Mary Weatherly Tilden assisted with a sweet course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Modern Book Club
Robbins Tilden
Mae Kirkman
Kirkman
Bach
Beethoven
Peter de Rose
Mary Weatherly Tilden
Girls of Phila thea class host church basement party
A group of girls from the Phila thea class at the M E church entertained the class and guests with a party in the church basement Tuesday evening. Games and contests were directed by Mrs E J Swanson Ruth Futrelle and Ruby Laquer. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Swanson Jeff Brown and Melvin Fields. About 30 young people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
M. E. Church
E. J. Swanson
Ruth Futrelle
Ruby Laquer
Swanson
Jeff Brown
Melvin Fields
Jamestown Methodist Women Plan Tuesday Meeting at Swain Home
The Woman Missionary society of Jamestown Methodist church will meet with Mrs. W. R. Swain at her home Tuesday at 3 o'clock. Members are asked to be present and any new members will be welcomed. Misses Mary Speer and Catherine Farlow spent Sunday in Soph ia as guests of Mrs Farlow's parents. Miss Mary Kemp Burn is visiting friends in Asheboro. Miss Erma Rosemand spent the week end with her parents in Spencer. Miss Alice Scott visited her sister at the Woman's college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Missionary Society of
Jamestown Methodist Church
W. R. Swain
Mary Speer
Catherine Farlow
Sophia
Mrs Farlow
Mary Kemp Burn
Asheboro
Erma Rosemand
Spencer
Alice Scott
Woman's College
Show Boat Players Present Two Programs at School
The Show Boat Players offer two school auditorium shows on Friday February 10. A matinee at 12 46 features Charlie McCarthy's Big Broadcast and an evening drama The Sweetest Girl In Dixie. Sponsored by the school athletic association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie McCarthy
Dixie
School Athletic Association
Dairy Prices Steady Amid Mixed Butter and Egg Movements
Chicago markets report butter at 932 311 tied to steady creamery specials and varied grade levels. Eggs remain firm with local extra firsts at 15 cents, current receipts around 154.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Supreme Court Decision Cites McReynolds in Ad Club Toast
The Ry Go Rounders lost a suit in the U S Supreme Court last week with Justice McReynolds delivering the opinion. The piece notes sharp criticism from the group in their book Nine Old Men and adds an aside to Stanley High thanking him for a NY Advertising Club speech on Americanism editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
McReynolds
Stanley High
Advertising Club of New York
Church class meetings listed for various churches
Several church groups hold monthly or Tuesday night meetings at private homes around town. Mary Conrad class meets at Mrs Ruth Dennis 0 West Lexington Ave at 730 pm. Mary Stevens class meets at Mrs Blant Ayes Thomasville Rd at 730 pm. Fidelis class meets at Mrs R W Chambl 305 Louise Ave at 730 pm. T E I class meets at Mrs T G Sumey 1805 Ragan St. Haleie Kidd Missionary group meets at Mrs J C Duggs 625 Park St at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Ruth Dennis
Lexington Avenue
Gorman Ousted as UTW Leader amid Union Splitover CIO
In a Rhode Island court split, UTW faced a ruling that a TWOC could not recoup treasury profits from an AFL local. The UTW Executive Council removed Gorman for constitution violations and dual union ties, naming Geo Baldanzi as interim president. The piece notes AFL indifference to textile workers and their push to stay with CIO through state conferences and upcoming United Textile Workers of America meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Sidney Hillman
A. F. of l
UTW
CIO
Rhode Isla
PTW
WOC
United File Workers of American Ference
Lucy Randolph Mason
Local Republicans Meet Tonight at Sheraton Hotel
Worth D. Henderson Greensboro county Republican chairman is expected to attend and address the gathering as Republicans meet in the private room of the Sheraton Hotel at 7 30 this evening to discuss campaign plans and activities for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Shera
Worth D. Henderson
Greensboro
Republi
Incycle Stolen From James Lee Field
James Lee Field reported his Elgin bicycle stolen from 401 Ott drive this morning, prompting police investigation into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee Field
Ott
Elgin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Earl N. Phillips
City
Conte di Savoia
Continent
Phillips
Lillian Jordan
Albert Jordan
Hartsville
D. C
Mr. Phillips
H. N. Phillips
Ella Barnet
Wayside Garden Club
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
Ruth Lane
Wardstreet
Burrus Memorial Hospital
NAVY
Moffitt
Presbyterian Church
Burbank
Delta Tau Club
Charles F. Tomlinson
Good Will Garden Club
P. W. Grandjean
American Homes Department
George Robb
Geddie Strickland
Montlieu Avenue
C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
Graduate Nurses Club
Burrus Memorial Nurses
E. F. Long
Sam Tobias
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Entre Nous Club
C. B. Overman
Lindsay Street
8. S. Coe
EB. &. Jones
Montheu Avenue
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis
Mrs. R. P. Waynick
Ray Street Executive Board
Juliette
Boone
Kyle Dickson
Thomas Gra’ Mask Valudels
Earl Smith
Popuclat
Tadsit
State Teachers College
Mr. Appalachian
West Jefferson
Decatur
Ill
Annette Blanton
Appalachian
Lattimore
Thomas Graybear
Lansing
Josephine Robinson
Davis Crawfords
Sunday Enterprise
Charles E. Hodgin
Walter Winchell
Jamestown Book Club
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Blant Aye
Thomasville Road
First Baptist Fidelis
Fi Baptist Church
R. W. Chambl
L. Cass
T. G. Sumey
Ragan Street
Calvary Haldie Kidd
Haleie Kidd
Calvary
M. E. Chure
J. C. Duggs
America
Emerywood Beauty Shop
North Main
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