Frill Adds Chic to Slimming Marian Martin Pattern
The Marian Martin pattern 9206 offers a trim slimming panel frock with ruffled bodice and pockets. Available in sizes 34 through 48, with fabric options like percale and broadcloth, Pattern 9206 costs 15 cents. a Marian Martin Pattern Book is 25 cents. Order from The Enterprise Pattern Department, 232 W 18th St, New York.
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Frill
Marian Martin Design
Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th &T
New York, N. Y
Delightful DAR meeting honors Alexander Martin Cha program
The Alexander Martin chapter of the D A R met at Mrs. Katherine Raymond s home on North Main Street with officers and associates present. New members Edith Moore and I T Mann were welcomed. plans included a Colonial Tea and a program on colonial weaving and textiles with a tea served after.
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Alexander Martin Cha
Alexander Martin
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
C. T. Ingram
Seborn Perry
J. E. Kirkman
C. C. Haworth
C. W. Tilden
Sophie Tilden
Romance Of Perfumes Topic Of H P Garden Club Program
The High Point Garden Club met at Mrs. C. Clark’s home to hear Effie Cox discuss the Romance of Perfumes. She traced perfume history from Biblical times, noted Egyptian popularity, and said Arabs brought perfumes to Spain. Observations covered making, ingredients, and Riviera concentration of major perfumeries. Thirteen members and one visitor, Miss Carrie Ogburn, attended.
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H. P. Garden Club
Effie Cox
High Point Garden Club
C. Clark
Parkway
J. D. Cox
Carter Dalton
K. Stewart
Miss Cox
Spain
Riviera
England
Bulgaria
Cox
Carrie Ogburn
Girls Pentagon Club Sets Valentine Ball at Emerywood
The Girls Pentagon Club plans a Valentine Ball Saturday February 15 from 8 to 12 at Emerywood Country Club. The event features eleven year old soloist Caro Little Miss Ann Tyree and highlights eight years of social hosting by the club led by Marion Elliott with escort lists including Jlite Seasen Victor Hussagh and Frank Parker.
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Emerywood Country
Caro
Ann Tyree
Narcie
Pentagon Club
Point Country Club
Pentagon
Sedgefield Inn
Marion Elliott
Wayne Garner
Mildred Pfurgareon
Edith Crowder
Loie Barger
Ace-Hi Club Entertained By Mrs Sheetz
Ace-Hi bridge club members and guests enjoyed a luncheon and bridge at Mrs. Lloyd Sheets home on Whiteoak street. High score prize went to Mrs. A M Hopkins, honor prize to Mrs. Joe Smith, and guest prize to Mrs. Bruce. attendees included EF A Wright M Hopkins Steve M Z Perkinson G Mitchell and guests from Concord and several men. Contact eyeglasses are described.
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Lloyd Sheets
Ace-Hi Bridge Club
Whiteoak Street
A. M. Hopkins
Honor Prise
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Wednesday schedule lists Graduate Nurses at the YWCA hut at 3 p m and American Homes Department meeting with Mrs drive at 4 p m Associate hostesses named. Thursday features Omega chapter Kappa Gamma lecture at Sheraton hotel and YWCA board meeting at the hut. Luncheon by Priscilla club at Blwood hotel with two hostesses. Sorosis at Hillcrest drive. United Daughters of the Confederacy meet at 307 Otteray drive. Business and Professional Women host a bridge in High Point Thomasville Denton Railway rooms. Emerywood Country club bridge party for members. Wick Wack club dance at Legion hut with Davis Brothers. Saturday Girl's Pentagon club hosts a private Emerywood Country club dance with John Peddicord orchestra.
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Graduate Nurses Club
American Homes
Woman's Club
Priscilla Club
Blwood Hotel
Charles W. Perry
R. K. Young
G. A. Matton
Sorosis Club
Hillcrest Drive
Laura Weeson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank Smith
Otteray Drive
C. C. Garrett
P. m
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Wick Wack Club
Legion Hut
Davis Brothers
Church and church group notices across multiple local churches
Church social at North Main Baptist with 30 members including Miss Vivien Blackwell and Mrs. Mattie Hilliard. readings and prayers followed by plans to raise building fund money. Oak Hill Friends church to serve a plate supper February 13 to aid the church. Archdale M E church class meets Thursday at 7 30. First Baptist Home Extension meets Thursday at 7 20 at Mrs T P Hardie’s. Ward Street circle three and Elizabeth Albright class meet Thursday at 7 20 with Mrs W S Hasty.
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North Main Street Baptist Church
Vivien Blackwell
Mattie Hilliard
Welborn Street
Lilian Jones
Falk
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Friends Church
Home Extension Department
The
First Baptist Church
T. P. Hardie
Lindsay Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
Ward Street
Elizabeth Albright
Hasty
VFW Auxiliary Sets Evening Meeting in Perry Building
The VFW auxiliary will meet tonight at 7 30 o clock in the hall of the Perry building with members urged to attend. In Greensboro Miss Clara B Byrd alumnae secretary of the Woman s College of UNC announced a regional conference program for district three of the American Alumni council to be held Friday and Saturday with delegates from Alabama Florida North and South Carolina Virginia and Georgia. Speakers include Mrs Vivienne Barkalow Breckenridge of Sweet Briar College Virginia president of the council Maryon Saunders UNC Dr W C Iish son dean of the Woman s College UNC Robert F Whitaker Emory University Atlanta director of district three and Felix A Grissette UNC.
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Greensboro
Clara B. Byrd
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
District Three
American Alumni Council
Alabama
Florida
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Byrd
Vivienne Barkalow Breckenridge
Sweet Briar College
Maryon Saunders
University of North Carolina
W. C. Lishson
Woman's College
Robert F. Whitaker
Emory University
Atlanta
Felix A. Grissette
Mrs. Farrell Gray Wins High in Emerywood Bridge Party
A small benefit bridge event at Emerywood Country Club drew Mrs. Farrell Gray as high scorer. Hostess was Mrs. Valette Harriss with refreshments from a tea table, colorful spring floral decor, and guests including Mesdames Ingram, Laurance, Harris, and Roy Strots among others.
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Emerywood Country Club
Valette J. Harriss
Farrell Gray
Mesdames Laurance Ingram
Roy Strots
Albany, N. Y
John C. Abels
Valette Harris
Paul Casey
Phil Warner
George Robb
H. A. Wishart
Jesse Washburn
T. C. Langley
Founder's Day Observed by Oak Hill P T A
Oak Hill P T A held Founders Day at the school with candle lighting honoring the founders. The meeting featured committee reports, a call to study pending school welfare bills, and a proposal for citywide music instruction in elementary schools. Have A Heart Day appeals were made for underprivileged children.
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Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
C. C. Mangum
Raymond Lawson
F. F. Bryant
W. BE. Brittain
P.T. A. Association
J. R. Shelton
C. A. Bost
Norma Cook
Vernon
Darrell Best
Miss Welborn
EB. M. Shipman
T. R. Shaw
8. L. Calvert
C. B. Kearns
Margaret Tippett
W. DP. Russell
Final Plans For Valentine Ball Made At Meeting
At the Girls' Pentagon club weekly meeting at Mrs. Bob Cook’s home, Lois Barger was elected publicity chairman succeeding Dorothy Stabler who moved to Fletcher North Carolina. Stabler came from Baltimore last year and had been a member for months. Barger is from Mooresville and has lived in the city since last fall. Plans for the Valentine ball were finalized.
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Pentagon Club
Bob Cook
Lois Barger
Miss Barger
Dorothy Stabler
High Point
Fletcher, N. C
Colonial Tea Set by Alexander Martin DAR on Feb 19
The Alexander Martin chapter DAR will hold its annual Colonial Tea on Friday afternoon February 19 at Mrs. M. J. Wrenn’s Broad Street home from 4 to 6. Members in the receiving line will wear authentic period costumes as the featured event.
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Alexander Martin Chapter
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
Mrs Mitchell Club Hosts Dinner and Bridge
Mrs W E Mitchell entertained the Tuesday Evening Contract club and two guests with dinner and bridge. Valentine decorations featured frezias red nandina cyclamen and tulips with tallies to match the theme. Sam Strickland won high score. guests included Mesdames Love lace Foseue Smith Kirkman Moffitt Davis Washburn McAnally Clinard Parker Jr and Harry Alexander.
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W. E. Mitchell
Valentine
Richmond influenza hits Virginian visitor and locals
People Miss Virginia Frank suffers influenza in Richmond during a weekend visit. Mrs. Clara Cagle is confined at 403 Barker Street with influenza. J. O. Connor returns home after months in Spruce Pines. Harold Trexler of the CCC visits his parents in Salisbury for a few days.
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Virginia Frank
Richmond
Clara Cagle
Barker Street
J. O. Connor
Spruce Pines
Harold Trexler
C. C. C. Camp
Mrs. H. M. Trexler
Salisbury
Omega Chapter Luncheon Held at Sheraton Grill
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma held its regular weekly luncheon yesterday at the Sheraton Grill with Dr. Lucy Eshelman as hostess. Dames Marie Caddell Emma Poole Cleo Brown Chloe Layton Eunice Temple Mabel Hargett Ethel Flynt and Mary Wall attended. An important business session and lecture are set for seven o'clock Thursday night in the Hotel committee room.
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Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Grill
Lucy Eshelman
Mesdames
Marie Caddell
Emma Poole
Cleo Brown
Chloe Layton
Eunice Temple
Mabel Hargett
Ethel Flynt
Mary Wall
Dance at Valentine Ball Presented at Emerywood Club
Dance event titled Valentine Ball to be presented Saturday evening at Emerywood Country Club.
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Emerywood Country Club
Peace Theme Shaped Girl's Club Meeting At YY W C A
A Business and Professional Girl's club program at the YY W C A focused on Peace and the Youth Movement. Miss Thelma Patrick presided, Lucille Browne introduced Mrs J H Allred who sang with Rosalie Andrews at the piano, and Catherine Howard of the Florence Nightingale club delivered The Unknown Soldier Speaks. The evening featured red carnations and Valentine decor with supper served prior to the program.
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Thelma Patrick
Lucille Browne
J. H. Allred
Beautiful
Mountains
Rosalie Andrews
Catherine Howard
Florence Nightingale Club
Valentine
Rev Conrad Addresses Bay Street P T A On Child Welfare
Rev F L Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran church spoke at Elm Street Schools P T A Founders Day. He warned that eight in every hundred criminals come from broken homes and urged parental guidance and example as key to shaping children. The program included a candlelight service and student musical acts.
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F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Elm Street Schools Parent-Teacher Association
Conrad
Percy Payne
Parent-Teacher Association
Lois Greer
Garden Club hears on Bird Sanctuaries program
Mrs. Eshelman led the Garden Club meeting at Mrs. J. H. Tate’s home with a talk on Bird Sanctuaries. She described climate, terrain and location factors for sanctuaries and cited Bok Tower, Oyster Bay, Theodore Roosevelt’s tomb area, and the Rainey sanctuary in Louisiana as examples. Do. R. Hook discussed gardening operations by zodiac signs and moon as 11 members and five guests attended despite bad weather.
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J. A. Eeshelman
J. H. Tate
Parkway
Eshelman
Aadu Society
Washington State
Lake Wales
Fla
Oyster Bay
L. A
Theodore Roosevelt
Rainey
Louisiana
Swilliam Cullen Bryant
Do. R. Hook
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Beach
Edith Moore
I. T. Mann
William Jarrell
Esther Rae Wilson
Miam Jarrell
Becker
National D
Valentine Ball
Jlite Seasen
Victor Hussagh
West Palmeach
Frank Parker
Tommy Bilsmarck, Jr
Charlotte
Lois Chidester
Buck Farr
Mr. Cook
Helen Crowder
P. V. Kirkman
Marguerite Burress
Phil Sykes
Danville
Clarine Furgurson
Tom Pitts
Orin Whitener
Mildred Crowder
Leora Hampp
Helen Davis
Patricia Hall
L. J. Fisher, Jr
Lewis Teague
J. T. Mann
G. W. Pollock
Bill Bailey
Louis Voorhees
Mise Grace Baker
St. Phene
J.W
Ace-Hi Club
Mrs. Sheetz
Rosanne’s
Rosaine
Kress
S. Main
John Peddicord
LOYAL
Archdale M. BE
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Perry Building
F. H. Gray
P.T. A
Mrs. Mitchell Club
Bridge
Bay Street
Vicks VA
Coats
Fox
Jreen
Lizzie Goodi
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