Private Dance At Emerywood Club Attracts Guests
Approximately two hundred attendees gathered at the Emerywood Country Club on Saturday evening for a private dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Eccles Everhart and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scha. Visitors from Greensboro and Winston-Salem joined the event, with Henry Terry and his Purple Panthers from High Point College providing a varied dance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Eccles Everhart
Lee Scha
Reensboro
Winston-Salem
Henry Terry
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Valentine party for Music Lovers club by Mrs Keetz
The Junior Music Lovers club was entertained with a Valentine party at Mrs. Bertha Keetz home on Saturday afternoon. Sara Sloan Ray and Dan Sheetz hosted a varied program Around-the-world recital with pupils representing different countries followed by games. Refreshments were served by the hostesses assisted by Mrs. Bertha Sheetz and Mrs. Lloyd Keetz. Students attending included Betty Allman Jane Blair Esther Mare Free Joseph Coffield Sandy Rankin Betty Ann Rankin Arta Hiatt Carolyn Jones Betty Jean Miller John Haworth Nell Sheloff Jeane League and Miss Blair. Dainty figurines and novelty prizes were given to pupils with girls receiving china figures and boys novelty boxes containing Valentine notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unior Music Lovers Club
Bertha Keetz
Sara Sloan Ray
Dan Sheetz
Ertha Sheetz
Lloyd Keetz
Betty Allman
Jane and
Ohn Blair
Esther Mare Free
Joseph Coffield
Sandy
Bety Ann Rankin
Arta Hiatt
Caroyn Jones
Betty Jean Miller
Ohn Haworth
Nell Sheloff
Jean Eague
Miss Blair
Valentine Noies
Kathleen van Loan
Etude Music Club
J. W. van Loan
Billie Frazier
Jean Kline
Jimmy Allred
Ralph Tilden
Judith Dockwell
James Hall
Irene Tanner
Sarah King
Tommy Kellam
Marjorie Kearns
Judith Rockwell
van Loan
Kathleen
Peggy Jane Bryant
Faye Dodamead
Betty Anne Johnson
Dickie Kellam
Shirley Kirkman
Betty Deane Knox
Carolyn Ridge
Edna Wall Smith
Martha Sale
Eloise Lanier
Walter Tice, Jr
Miss Mae Kirkman
Virginia Cox
Dogwood Acres
Valentine
Ruth McDaniel
Coleridge Road
First Baptist Church
Jo Anna VanWerry
Randleman
Bertha Gray Ingram
Reba Clark
Evelyn King
Waldo Cheek
Archie Kirkman
Emma Blair P T A to Hold Regular Meeting Wednesday
The Emma Blair School P T A will meet Wednesday at 7 50 pm with a Founders Day program planned as a key feature. Parents are invited to attend this cordial meeting at the school. DARRELL GRIMES AN AT HOME HERE Mr and Mrs Lawrence Grimes announce the birth of a son Junius Carrell on Monday February 6 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Darrell Grimes
Lawrence Grimes
Wesley Place
Junius Carell
Visiting Couple At Thomasville Feted At Bridge Night
In Thomasville on a February Saturday Miss Lucille Kirkpatrick and Miss Lillian Robinson hosted at the Carolina Apartments to honor week end guests Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Rector Sr. of Tryon. Seven bridge tables, prizes for winners, and Valentine themed refreshments framed the social evening with many local couples noted as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Lillian Robinson
Carolina
M. R. Rector
Tryon
Vernon Snyder
Snyder
Robert Rapp
Vann Stringfield
Rector
Valentine
Paul Hassler
Carson Cox
W. G. Smith
Jesse Green
O. R. Hodgin
Walter Newby
David Long, Jr
Stuart Burton
Dave MacJester
N. C. English
Nellie Myers
Frances Pleasants
Mozelle Hill
Harry Carroll
Jessie Brown Harrelson
Virgil Ward
Frances Small
Frankie Harrelson
Colonial Drive PTA Hosts Regular Meeting With Glee Clubs
The Colonial Drive Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting at the school Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Vernon Snyder presiding. The program featured music by the Senior Glee Club directed by Miss Eugenia Booth and the Junior Glee Club consisting of third and fourth graders. Miss Beulah Norment and Hal Grimes sang a group of songs to conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Drive
Parent- Teacher Association
Vernon Snyder
Glee Club
Eugenia Booth
Beulah Norment
Hal Grimes
Health topic addressed at Kern Street PTA meeting
Miss Ella Dorsett city health nurse spoke on Health at the Kern Street P T A meeting held Thursday at the school with Mrs. Tom Einstein presiding. Rev C M Pickens gave a brief devotional before the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern Street
P.T.A
Ella Dorsett
Tom Einstein
C. M. Pickens
Business Women's Circle Meets at Baptist Church Cottage
The Business Women's circle of the Baptist church met at the church cottage with Miss Minnie Gilliam presiding. After a brief business session the mission study book Go Forward was reviewed by Miss Ada Long and Miss Eunice Reese, with Mrs. T. J. Covington leading the devotional. Mrs. Mae Brewer was welcomed.
Local Visitors Spend Weekends in Newton
Mrs W F Rader and son Holland Rader of Newton visited relatives on West Main street as guests of Mrs Rader's daughter Mrs Ray Hoover. Mrs Vera Green Phillips visited Greensboro guests Mr and Mrs D L Maynard. Miss Gladys Black music instructor from Salisbury stayed with her parents in Tryon. Miss Josephine Pepper from Greensboro college spent the weekend with her parents. Miss May Sumner Griffith, a Peace Institute student, was weekend guest of former neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rader
Holland Rader
Newton
Tryon
Lucile Kirkpatrick
Lillian Robinson
Carolina Apartments
Josephine Pepper
Greensboro
E. F. Pepper
Fisher Ferry Street
May Sumner Griffith
Peace Institute
Church Socialmittie Philatheas Meet Tuesday Night
The Mittie Philathea class of Lebanon M. P. church will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. D. Setliff on East State street. Dozier circle to meet tonight at 7 30 at Mrs. J. N. Bowman's home 918 Redding street with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks VapoRub
VapoRub
VapoRus
Mittie Philatheas
Mittie
Dozier Circle
West End Baptist Church
J. N. Bowman
Redding Street
Social Calendar Full of Meetings and Dinners in High Point
A packed social calendar in High Point lists meetings at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall and multiple clubs including Garden Clubs Junior Service League and Ladies Bridge. Notable events feature a DAR chapter program, an Altrusa dinner, Eastern Star, United Daughters luncheon, Women of the Moose guest visit, a Priscilla Club, and a February Emerywood Country Club dinner-dance with Jack Yancey’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Main Street
High Point Garden Club
W. A. Hayes
Edgedale Drive
C. B. Mattocks
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
Valette J. Harris
Thomas Turner
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Levi Hayworth
Hayworth
Mesdames
W. C. Idol
G. H. Kearns
H. I. Coffield
Clyde Farley
J. R. McCrary
Lexington
R. K. Stewart
Grover Kester
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Pentagon Club
Herbert Cartland
Greensboro
Mildred Furgurson
Alson Gray
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mary Doane Rankin
Bridge
Hamilton Street
E. C. Rankin, Jr
E. C. Rankin
Jack Yancey
People and families noted in High Point area
Miss Dorothy Rankin returns to High Point from Granite Falls where she stayed with Miss Weyburn Warlick. Several residents recover from illnesses or operations at Burrus Memorial and St. Luke's hospital. Family notices include Mrs. Gladys Burgess recuperating in Tryon and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Alexander planning a ten day trip to Florida with their children Jerry and Jerome Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rankin
Boston
High Point
Granite Falls
Weyburn Warlick
Emerson College
Miss Rankin
A. M. Rankin
Gladys Burgess
St. Luke's Hospital
Tryon
N. C
John Reavis
Steele Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Jerome Alexander
Jerry
Jerome, Jr
Calvin Road
West Palm Beach
Miami Beach
Florida
Junior Etude Club Valentine Party at Van Loan Home
Kathleen Van Loan hosted a Valentine themed event for the Junior Etude Music Club at the Van Loan residence on Colonial Drive. Members enjoyed a music program and a Hearts game with prizes, followed by Valentine refreshments.
Franco Declares Law to Harmonize Civil Rights in Spain
General Franco issued the law of political responsibilities to align civil rights for new authorities and those recently under insurgent rule. Tribunals from the army justice ministry and Falange will judge how political actions affect civil status. Officials say the decree is not punitive but defines exact rights and limits for all Spaniards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Army
Ministry of Justice
Falange Espanola
Fascist Party
Highway Patrolman Severely Injured on Wake Forest Road
Corporal A. C. Brown of the State Highway Patrol was badly hurt when a car ran over him on the Wake Forest road. He suffered a broken right leg and a possible skull fracture after stopping a driver for questioning. no charges were filed against the second driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
A. C. Brown
State Highway Patrol
Wake Forest Road
Highway Patrol
J. C. Haithcock
Brown
Haithcock
Civil Liberties Panel Urges Laws To Halt Labor Spying
The senate civil liberties committee urged laws to curb labor spying and restrict company police. It criticized Republic Steel and the Harlan County Coal Operators Association for private police used to suppress unions, warning of riots, violations of civil liberties, and disruptions to commerce. It calls for banning armed guards with criminal records and limiting espionage and intimidation during organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Liberties Committee
Republic Steel
Washington
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Senator la Follette
Prog-Wis
Republic Steel Corporation
Harlan County
Coal Operators Association
Stat
Senat
Harlan County Co- Operators Association
Th Republic Steel Corporation
Whic
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Alabama
Connecicut
Indiana
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
West Viginia
T. M. Girdler
Girdler
Republi
United Mine Workers
Theodore R. Middleton
Reynolds Denies Pro Nazi Stance Amid European Crisis
Greensboro report quotes Senator Robert R. Reynolds disclaiming any pro Nazi views. He says his warning about Europe’s dictatorships reflected a general guard on rising Nazi and Mussolini power, aligning with Roosevelt’s opening stance and correcting public misimpressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Robert R. Reynolds
DNC
Asheville
Washington
Europe
Reynolds
Roosevelt
Congress
Army Board Probes Motor Car Torch Death at Fort Benning
An army board investigated the death of Lieut. William D. Davis, 32, son of the late Col. Davis, a World War hero. His burned car was found near Phenix City, Alabama, with an autopsy ordered to determine cause of death.
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Army Board
Fort Benning, GA
Fort Benning
William D. Davis
Col. Davis
Ft. Davis
Canal Zone
Lieut. Davis
West Pointer
Phenix City
Ala
Asheboro Social News Highlights From Mrs Thayer's Gathering
Mrs. Cleveland Thayer hosted a Friday afternoon event with the Friday Afternoon Book club and guest Mrs. J Mack Hatch of Charlotte at Dogwood Acres. A contralto recital by Mrs. Hilker and piano solos by Mrs. Stedman highlighted the program along with a race relation week article by Mrs. Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Cleveland Thayer
Dogwood Acres
Thayer
J. Mack Hatch
Charlotte
R. J. Hilker
Susan B. Stedman
Mari
DiCapua
Little Libby Underwood Birth Announcement
Little Libby Underwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Underwood, celebrates birth with family at home. Baby named Libby and welcomed by relatives in a local community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Libby Underwood
Mrs. W. A
Speedy Army plane crash report sent to board inquiry
Findings on the crash of the Army’s fastest pursuit plane after a transcontinental flight are with U S Army authorities in Washington Col James Chaney says publication is prohibited Technical defects are not blamed and some officers point to possible man failure Lieut Benjamin Kelsey’s nonstop pace drew National Aeronautic Association marks March Field to Mitchel Field time recorded as a record long cross country hop with two stops extending the total time beyond Howard Hughes 1937 record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
U. S. Army
Washington
James Chaney
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Chaney
Benjamin Kelsey
National Aeronautic Association
March Field
Calif
Howard Hughes
NLRB Files Charges Against Bethlehem Shipbuilding
The National Labor Relations Board accuses Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp of dominating employee representation plans and undermining unions including C I O affiliates. It orders the Quincy based firm to stop plans at Boston and Fore River plants and to bargain with the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers C I O upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
BethLehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Quincy
Mass
Boston and
Fore River
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Boston
Ex convict held for hammer slaying in Indianapolis
A 40 year old ex convict living in Louisville was held on suspicion of the hammer slaying of Mrs Carrie Selah Romig 55 in Indianapolis January 17. Police labeled him a definite suspect. He was arrested in Anderson and brought to Indianapolis with his stepdaughter in custody for vagrancy. Harold Daniel Romig 28 the slain woman's husband identified jewelry pawned in Anderson and Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Louisville
Carrie Selah Romig
Michael F. Morrissey
Anderson
Speaker Ira Johnson to Address Granville Teachers
Representative Ira T. Johnson of Ashe county will address Granville county teachers tomorrow night as chairman of the House education committee. The visit comes to discuss education policy and local school matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ira T. Johnson
Ashe County
House
Legislative Committee On
Granville County
Statewide Wholesalers Meeting Set in Greensboro
Ner Carolina Wholesalers of NC announce a statewide meeting in Greensboro on Wednesday. L Wrenn of Mt Airy serves as president and A H Graham former lieutenant governor will speak. Graham is attorney for the wholesalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ner Carolina Wholesalers, Inc
L. Wrenn
Mt. Airy
A. H. Graha
Graham
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for women
An ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable tonic for women. It promises to build physical resistance calm nerves and ease distress from female functional disorders. The copy claims long standing trust with over a million women reporting benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Women of the South and West Tour Reporters
Reporters visit Southern and Western states to query women and girls about CARDUS use. In Atlanta 98 of 100 said yes. in Dallas Jacksonville and Oklahoma City the average was 93 yeses. Women credit CARDUS with appetite relief digestion better stamina and easing headaches and menstrual discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Atlanta
Dallas
Jacksonville
Oklahoma City
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Madeline Hoover
Emerywood Club
Ong
Ave
Blair P.T. A. T
Ary Jane Byrd
James M. Byrd
Ary Jane
Uilford General Hospital
Byrd
Louise Owers
Moffitt
A. B. Coltrane
Trinity
Ruth Lois
Clifford Wilson Redding
Mr. Redding
T. T. Redding
Adams-Millis Corporation
Smith
Attractive Bridge
W. H. Tull
Greensboro Hospital
Thurston Street
Piedmont Hospital
Tull
Rebecca Joyce Womack
J. W. Womack
Clay Street
Rebecca Joyce
Alice FE. Armstrong
Burrus Memorial
W. D. Armstrong
Magnolia Court
Alice Elizabeth
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alberta Corbitt Snyder
Phillips Street
Friendly Garden Club
C. L. Clapp
East Green Street
Woman's Club
Priscilla Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
Women of the Moose
Adele Oust
Visalia
al Moffitt
Richardson “Street
W. E. Myers
Ragan Street
Georgia
Augusta
Gerard
Grovetown
D. G. Patterson
Briggs Avenue
G. C. Estes
George, Jr
Draper
L. C. Detes
Etude
Franco
la Follette
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Caswell Square
Blind Institute
State Health
Public Works Administration
Social Security Board
Commission
Griffin Building
Employment Service
J. M. Gregory
Senator Reynolds
Hitler
Mussolini
NLRB
Bethlehem Shipbuilding
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