Business Girls Hostess Members Live Yers Club
The Business and Professional Girls club held a meeting at the Y W C A hut with vocal numbers by Miss Margaret Sloan and readings by Mrs W E Davis pupils. Miss Sloan and Billie Welch performed songs and readings. ten Live Yers guests were welcomed by President Miss Mary Kearns. mid winter conference set for March 7 in Columbia D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls
Margaret Sloan
W. E. Davis
Sloan
Cator
Parker
Ernestine Strickland
Billie Welch
George Says
Fay Dodamead
Tommy Titler
My Valentine
Live Y'ers Club
Mary Kearns
Jessie Wood
Mildred Brown
Columbia
D. C
Byrd Appearance Planned for High Point Event
Altrusans finalize plans for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd to speak March 19 at the High Point senior high auditorium. The event is co sponsored by the Altrusans and the Business and Professional Girls' club. Miss Hazel Johnson presided, chairmen reported progress, four new members were elected, and 15 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Byrd
Utrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Admiral Byrd
High Point
Business and Professional Girls
Grace
Clara I. Cox
Hazel Johnson
Byrd
Club
Board of Directors
Byron Haworth Highlights North Carolina Regulators at DAR Meet
Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution heard attorney Byron Haworth discuss the North Carolina Regulators Their Origin and History. He contrasted Revolutionary and Regulator aims noting constitutional questions versus government reform while Alamance marked a key juncture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Haworth
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Kirkman
East Washington Street
North Carolina
Battle of
Alamance
Alamnce
Tryon
Haworth
Poyner Not to Play For Letitian Club Dance
The Letitian Club will not feature Jimmy Poyner and his orchestra at the spring dance due to an extended Florida tour. The event remains set for Friday March 20 at Sedgefield Manor, with plans for a replacement orchestra to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyner
Letitian Club Dance
Letitian Club
Jimmy Poyner
Florida
Sedgefield Manor
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge plans Greensboro trip for degree
Members of the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge with six candidates will travel to Greensboro to witness the degree conferred by Myrtle Rebekah Lodge. Attendees are instructed to meet at Union Bus Station at 6 50 o clock tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Greensboro
Myrtle Rebekah Lodge
Union Bus Station
Ada Blair P T A Postponed Meeting
The Ada Blair Parent Teacher Association meeting scheduled for Thursday evening has been postponed due to severe cold weather. Members are asked to note the postponement and await a new time announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair Parent-Teacher Association
Social Calendar highlights Wednesday to Saturday meetings
The calendar lists club gatherings with hostesses and locations: Ceniaiius Arts with Mrs Cora Stewart at 122 Thurston St. American Homes Dept Wo man’s club with Mrs H McCall. Utopian Study club with Mrs W B Thomas at 622 Colonial Dr. Entre Nous club hosted by Mrs C B Overman on Lindsay St. YWCA board meeting in the Hut. Philo Mathean with Mrs J E B Kirkman on East Washington St. Canterbury club with Mrs R L Trout at 640 Colonial Dr. Japanese Tea at Mrs Edgar Whitener 1001 Johnson St. Club of Twelve postponed meeting at Hillcrest Dr. Coterien club dinner at Pleasants Cottage near Guilford College for new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Stewart
Thurston Street
American Homes Department
Woman’s Club
H. McCall
H. Metree
Utopian Study Club
W. B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
C. B. Overman
Entre Nous Club
Lindsay Street
Ww. C. T.philomathean Club
J. E B. Kirkman
East Washington Street
W. C. Jones
Canterbury Club
R. L. Trout
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Circle 3
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Club of Twelve
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Valentine Party at Emerywood Club Highlights Tea and Bridge
The Emerywood Country Club hosted a Valentine bi weekly card party with tea and bridge in the ladies lounge. Mrs John C Abela won high score a heart shaped box of candied fruits as Me dames Laurence Ingram and Valette J Harriss served as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Valentine
John C. Abela
Meadames
Laurance Ingram
Valette J. Harriss
Rodney Snow
Herman Smith
R. I. Quigley
W. R. Campbell
J. O. Hauschild
Frank Smith
J.v. Thompson
H. W. Phillips
Frank Sizemore
A. G. Douglas
Jack Holbrook
Saunders
James Armstrong
J. C. Abels
Phillip Davis
Jesse Washburn
BE. EB. Mendenhall Jr
A. . Hart Jr
F. BE
Penney's Spring Style Show Draws Big Crowd
About four hundred attended the Spring Style show at J. C. Penney Department Store. Jointly sponsored by Penney's and the High Point Woman's Club, the event featured fashions for tots to young women and praised the Woman's Club for its cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Department Store
High Point Woman's Club
Duck Club Valentine Party At Archdale Lodge
The Duck club hosted a Valentine themed regular club night last evening at the Archdale area lodge. About twenty members attended with red and white decorations and refreshments. Guests included Misses Maxine Smith Jimmie Hancock Elisabeth Brown and Boyd Hinshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Archdale
Maxine Smith
Jimmie Hancock
Elisabeth Brown
Boyd Hinshaw
Illness and births noted in local columns
Little Ruth Hill, daughter of A N Hill, is ill at home with mumps at 315 Pickett Street. Mrs C B Sechrest’s friends are told she is recovering satisfactorily after an operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital. An birth of son on February 7 announced by Mr and Mrs J D Brown at 1123 Council Street. Lawrence Lee Brown named after birth at home. Mrs Brown formerly Miss Martha Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hill
A. N. Hill
Pickett Street
C. B. Sechrest
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. D. Brown
Lawrence Lee
Council Street
Station Attendant Shot During Robbery at Columbia
Walter P. Witherspoon filling station attendant was shot in the arm by three bandits who held up the station last night and rifled the cash register of an undetermined amount of cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Walter P. Witherspoon
Dear Miss Mansfield Help for a love dilemma and work help
A reader asks how to resolve lingering feelings for her sister in law while married with two children and how to pursue waitress work. The adviser urges loyalty to her husband, setting boundaries with the ex sweetheart, and suggests a calm approach to family harmony. Another 18 year old asks about waitress work and the adviser, Marjorie Mansfield, recommends visiting the local employment bureau, presenting a neat appearance, and leaving a card with references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Etta
Tam
Founders' Day Celebrated By Ray Street P T A
The Ray Street Parents Teachers Association marked Founders Day with a February meeting in the school auditorium presided by Mrs. Claude Benton. Henry Grady Owens spoke on local education needs including higher teacher salaries longer terms lighter loads and richer curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street Paaent-Teacher Association
Claude Benton
C. C. Layton
Frank Sizemore
Mra
Horace Haworth
Co. A. York
E. RR. Gary
Bay Street Association
Adele Hicks
Ray Smith
Henry Grady Owens
Miss Cook
D. A. R. Silver Tea Set For February 21 Honors Washington Birthday
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its annual silver tea named The George Washington Tea on Friday evening February 21 to celebrate Washington's birthday. The Ways and Means committee led by Mrs. J. F. Hayden plans an outstanding event with all executive board members in Colonial costumes. Committees include invitation chair Mrs. C. B. Mattocks refreshments chair Mr. C. C. Haworth music chair Mrs. Harry Brockmann decorations chair Mrs. C. Robbins. No venue is announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Wellborn
Kirk
Welborn
Tom
Ellis Island
D. A
William Jarrell
J. F. Hayden
Asheville
George Washington
C. F. Tomlinson
Washington
C. H. Risch
A. H. Whitley, Jr
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ways and Means
D. A. BR. Executive Board
Joyner Birth Announcement for Jack Stanley
Mr and Mrs G D Joyner of 214 Willowbrook announce the birth of their son Jack Stanley Joyner on February 9 at home in their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Joyner
Willowbrook Street
Jack Stanley
V F W Auxiliary Sets April 26 Dept Meet
The Ladies Auxiliary of Post 619, Veterans of Foreign Wars, met at 106 East Washington Street with President Mrs. Lillie Hutchinson presiding. Mrs. Herman Walker was installed as chaplain by installing officer Mrs. Ruby Snider. The North Carolina Department Quarterly Council will be held in High Point on Sunday April 26 with units from Wilmington Charlotte Graham Burlington Greensboro and Winston-Salem to attend. The group planned a February 18 monthly benefit card party to close the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post 619
Veterans of Foreign Warn
East Washington Street
Lillie Hutchinson
Herman Walker
Ruby Snider
Department
North Cerrolina Department Quarterly Council
High Point
Wilmington
Charlotte
Graham
Burlington
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Eastern Star Holds Regular Meeting in Masonic Temple
The High Point Chapter No 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic temple with good attendance Mrs Laulee Black presiding over regular business The petition of Mrs Alberta Hoffman Kendall was received and reports from standing committees were given before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Laulee Black
Alberta Hoffman Kendall
Wick Wack Valentine Dance in Thomasville Delights Club
Members of the Wick Wack club enjoyed a Valentine dance at the American Legion hut in Thomasville. The Davin Brothers orchestra played from 9 to 1 o'clock and received acclaim from about 25 couples and invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Wack Club
American Legion Hut
Thomasville
Davin Brothers Orchestra
Hearing Set to Abolish State Board of Cosmetology
Representative Calhoun Thomas of Beaufort announced the judiciary committee will hold a hearing on February 19 in Washington to consider a bill abolishing the existing state board of cosmetology. The move aims to restructure licensing and regulatory authority in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Calhoun Thomas
Beaufort
Judiciary Committee
State Board of Cosmétology
Roundup of sports notes and early season chatter
Southern experts predict Patty Berg as next women's golf champion. Jack Dempsey shows three Negro prospects in his tour. Jimmy Walker wins a top dog show. California sends eight natives to majors for tryouts. Connie Mack and Tom Yawkey ban autos at spring camps. Son includes wives. Ty Cobb backs Joe DiMaggio. Comments on Joe’s debut and hitting potential. Babe Risko earns 868 dollars. Barney Ross offered title shot. Tommy Loughran lured to stay in London. Roy Stockton teases Terry Moore. Red Sox spring game features Virgil Davis. Umpire puzzled by Cashed past missed call as Davis speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patty Berg
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Walker
California
Connie Mack
Tom Yawkey
Ty Cobb
Joe di Mageis
Joe
Babe Risko
Barney Ross
Tommy Loughran
London
Dritieh
Roy Stockton
Terry Moore
Cardinal Speed Merchant
Red Sox
Virgil Davie
Moore
Davis
Legion Rally Set For St Columbia Dates
Felix W. Goudelock department adjutant said today March 4-5 have been tentatively chosen for the spring rally of the state American Legion department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Felix W. Goudelock
American Legion
Dealer sold 73 cars in 1935 and 62 in 1934
A local automobile dealer reported sales of 73 vehicles in 1935, up from 62 units sold during 1934.
Church and social meetings scheduled for next week
The itemized notices list multiple church and society gatherings. Lottie Holden class meets tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs. Bundy on Newton Street, Mary Jones class Thursday at 3 PM with Mrs. Jones on Hill Street, Ward Street Circle meets Thursday at 7 30 PM with Mrs. Reed on English Street, Circle No 2 meets Thursday at 7 30 PM with Mrs. Henderson on Dayton Street, Rankin Memorial Philathea class meets Friday at 7 30 PM with Mrs. Minor on Briggs Avenue, and four benefit bridge luncheons set for Tuesday at 1 PM at four Parkway homes hosted by Guild members Froelich Wall Tabb and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Holden
Ward Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
M. E
Brice Reed
English Street
Evangelical and Reformed Women’s Missionary Society
George Henderson
Dayton Street
W. A. Parham
Parkway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Girls
ERS
Altrusans
N. C
D.A.R
Lucy Eshelman
Chipmopractor
Moffitt’s
North Main
Rebekahs
Coterien Club
Pleasants Country Cottage
Guilford College
Emerywood Club
Penney
Marjorie
Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield
Ray Street
P.T. A
Owens
Jack Stanley Joyner
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Dept
Eastern Star Group
By Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
Beauty Shoppe
Grace Crawford
Edna Whitaker
Quality Beauty
Mary Jones
Mary Jones Bible Study
KE. W. Jones
Hill Street
Evangelical Circle
Rankin Memorial Philatheas
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
A. L. Minor
Briggs Avenue
Heart Sisters
Claude Bouldin
Ida Travis
Vicks Vatro
Gooch
Thomas
W. Page Harris
Company of America
Northwestern Mutual
United Market
North Main Street
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