Coteriens To Stage Valentine Ball On Friday February 15
The Coterien club plans a St Valentine Ball at Sedgefield Manor on Friday February 15 with Bill Allsbrook and his Carolinians as the featured orchestra. The thirteen member group, popular at prior dances, may be heard on WBIG Greensboro daily at 2 or 7 pm from the 0 Henry hotel. Sponsors include a list of fifteen young women from Winston Salem to Siler City and chaperones from local families. The event is expected to draw younger attendees from nearby cities.
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Coterien Club
Sedgefield Manor
Bill Allsbrook
Allsbrook
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tantilla Gardens
English Tavern
Richmond Va
Embassy Club
Virginia Beach
WBIG
Greensboro
0. Henry
Piledmont North
Holt McPherson
W. F. Clayton
Hillcrest Drive
Canterbury Club
Lynn Trout
Colonial Drive
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Moose Hall
Cecil
Carl Blomberg
Club
Social Calendar Highlights A Leisure Week
A crowded schedule lists clubs and events from January 7 to 11. Florence Nightengale club hosts a Valentine party at the Y W Cottage. Junior Service League gathers February at Smerywood Country Club. D A R meets at Mrs. G H Kearns 808 Hillcrest with a board briefing. Charity ball for Child Welfare at Sedgefield Manor features Arnie Leopold Orchestra and Miss High Point 1935.
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Junior Service League
Smerywood Country Club
Alexander Martin
G. H. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Kearns
Caldwell
H. A. Millis
R. I. Quigley
Ralph Wilson
Curry Loflin
I. Irving Paylor
Y. W. C. A. Business and Professional Girls Club
the Hat
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Piedmont German Club Dance Promises Gala Evening
The Piedmont German club plans a February 18 social at the Emerywood Country Club with many out of town guests and Red Nichols and his Pennies orchestra providing music from 9 30 to 1 30. Nichols is known for radio themes and has orchestrated Broadway productions and appeared in several stage works.
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Emerywood Country Club
Red Nichols
Pennies
Middle West
Red” Nichols
Nichols
George Gershwin
Joe Cook
John Murray Anderson
Hollywood
New Yorker
Park Central Hotel
New York
Ritz-Carlton
Atlantic City
Lowry Hotel
St. Paul
Muehrbach
Kansas City
Culver City
Calif
Florence Nightingale Club Valentine Party Plans
The Florence Nightingale Club of the YWCA invites members and friends to a Valentine party at the club rooms this Monday at 7:30 pm. Sadie Smith chairs arrangements for an attractive program. Open House continues each Saturday after the Book Club program.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Sadie Smith
Charles McAnally
Robert Jordan
Rose File
Mid-Winter B and P Conference at Durham
The annual mid-winter conference of the Business and Professional members of the YWCA for North and South Carolina meets in Durham with local YWCA as host. Delegates include Mary Underwood Blanche Barbour Camala Lewis Helen Marshall Carey Atkins Doris Caldwell Helen Caldwell Ruby Samuels Lillian Massey Ansley Carrier. A Duke University Chapel talk by Dr. Hickman closes the event. Also announced is the birth of Avis Geneva Shelton on February 4 at Lake Street home. Junior Service League to meet Tuesday at 10 at Emerywood Country Club.
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North
South Carolina
Durham
Washington Hotel
Mary Leet Underwood
Blanche Barbour
Carmala Lewis
Girl Reserve Clubs Banquet Highlights Local Event
The Senior high school Girl Reserve clubs hosted a Friday banquet at Green Street Baptist church with Winston-Salem Girl Reserves as guests. Miss Ruby Culler led as senior president and Katharine Connor gave the welcome.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
Dorothy Chesson
Margaret Ann Craig
Nellie Wright
Mesdames
G. A. Culler
W. V. Evans
A. Lee Gibson
C. C. Stout
E. E. Amos
J. O. Connor
C. C. Wright
Ruby Culler
Katherine Connor
Elizabeth Amos
Ruth Daves
Alice Knight
Tom Sykes
Central Friends’ Church
Mr and Mrs Douglas Entertain Club of Twelve
The Club of Twelve met Friday evening at Mr and Mrs A G Douglas home on Parkway with five tables of contract bridge. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs R T Amos a club guest and Frank Sizemore. Refreshments with a salad course and Valentine color scheme followed with bridge tallies and red candies decorating the room.
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A. G. Douglas
Parkway
R. T. Amos
Frank Sizemore
John Abels
Parker
Caldwell
W. C. Idol
Arthur Mortis
W. J. Fraley
Louis Voorhees
Douglas
Miss White Hosts Five X Club Meeting at Her Home
Miss Billie White entertained the Five X club at 408 Richardson Street Friday. After the business session, Miss Mary Nelson Kiser won a clever prize in games. Valentine themed refreshments were served by the hostess. The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Masonic Temple and urges full attendance.
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Burbank
Masonic Temple
Duck Club
Archdale
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
Billie White
Five X Club
Richardson Street
Mary Nelson Kiser
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Timely Program Planned For D A R Assembly
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution schedules its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 3 30 pm. Mrs. L G Robichaux speaks on Louisiana while Mrs Joseph Snider discusses Conservation and Thrift. Hosts include Mrs Gurney H Kearns and associate coordinators Mesdames Caldwell Millis Quigley Mrs I Irving Taylor Mrs Ralph Wilson and Mrs Curry Loflin in Asheboro area.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. G. Robichaux
Joseph Snider
Robichaux
Louisiana
Hillcrest Drive
Kearns
A. 8. Caldwell
H. A. Millis
R. J. Quigley
I. Irving Paylor
City
Ralph Wilson
Thomasville
Curry Loflin
Asheboro
Duck Club To Meet Wednesday Evening
The Duck club postpones its regular meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Archdale lodge so members may attend the American Legion Auxiliary Charity Ball at Sedgefield Manor Tuesday. Members are urged to be prompt.
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Duck Club
Archdale
American Legion Auxiliary
Sedgefield Manor
Local Women Attend Tea In Greensboro
YWCA Greensboro hosts a Monday tea for its board with Miss Anna Rice NY national general secretary as speaker. The tea concludes a North and South Carolina secretaries conference where Rice will speak at a luncheon and lead morning discussion. Local attendees include Miss Anna Seaburg Miss Nelle Ansley and Miss Virginia Carrier.
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Greensboro
Miss Anna Rice
New York City
North and
South Carolina
Miss Rice
National Employed Officers Association of the
Nelle Ansley
Virginia, Carrier
Kyser to Hold Auditions for Prospective Singers
Kay Kyser impresario of jazz will hold auditions for prospective girl and male singers and musicians in Chapel Hill during the Midwinter Dances on February 15 and 16. Open to all applicants, the try outs aim to find talent for radio and stage work as Kyser tours the South with his band from the Black Hawk in Chicago.
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Chapel Hill
Kay Kyser
Chicago
Kyser
Black Hawk
Windy City
South
Alabama
Auburn
Sewanee
Georgia Tech
University of Tennessee
New York Times
New Yorker
Rocky Mount
American Homes Dept Meeting Rescheduled to February 27
The American Homes meet of the Woman's club will be held February 27 instead of this week. The location will be announced later.
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American Homes Dept
Woman's Club
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High Point Unit
Number 87
Piedmont
BE. W. Shelton
Avis Geneva
Lake Street
Junior Servicer League
Burbank Garden Club
Thomas Dodamead
Gatewood Avenue
W. E. Poovey
Sheraton
Nancy K. Poston
Business and Professional Girls
Mary Nancy Greene
Ha Greene
J. R. Deaton
J. H. Deaton
Mooresville
N. C
Welch Memorial Parsonage
J. R. Williams
Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas
Miss White
Lone Eagle
Jewels
En 2
Jeweler
Ius South Main
Nstreet
Flartlee's
Joan
Tle
Univ
Acc
Hischestra
Hick’s Home Delicatessen
PHONE
Wedgewood Perkinson
Hewest
Pink
Parllec’s
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