Music-Literature Program Features College Students and Alumna
High Point College freshmen Nannabeth Null and Dorothy Stevenson, with alumna Dorothy Bell, highlighted the Women’s Club Musi-Literature program at Emerywood Country Club. Null sang Impatience and The Lotus Flower, accompanied by Stevenson. Bell spoke on Tales and Traditions of the Carolina Coast. The session included a nominating committee and a reception with spring flowers.
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High Point College
Nannabeth Null
Dorothy Stevenson
Dorothy Bell
Woman’s Club
Emerywood Country Club
Arnold Huff
H. A. White
Edgar Hartley
A. Lee Gibson
E. R. Gary
H. D. Sears
Grieg
Schumann
Creative Works Featured On Utopian Study Club Program
The Utopian Study club held a home spring program at Emerywood Country club with poems by Mrs. Gertrude Cooke Page read by Mrs. Charles F. Tomlinson and music arranged by Mrs. Richard Quigley. Mrs. Henry Foscue hosted in place of Mrs. Thomas Turner who could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cooke Page
Richard [. Quigley
Utopian Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
Henry Foscue
Thomas Turner
Page
Charles F. Tomlinson
Quigley
Harry Brockmann
Social Calendar Events Across Greenway and Sedgefield Manor
The Canterbury club meets Friday at 3 30 p m with Mrs Carson Burns on Greenway Drive. At 9 30 p m the Piedmont German club hosts a monthly dance at Emery Wood Country Club with Earl Mellen and his Orchestra providing music. Also at 9 30 p m the Loyal Order of Moose sponsors a Charity Ball at Sedgefield Manor featuring Bernard Fowler and his Rhythm Masters.
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Canterbury Club
Carson Burns
Greenway Drive
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Earl Mellen
the Loyal Order of Moose
Sedgefield Manor
Bernard Fowler
Notable afternoon program delights club members
Mrs Valette J Harris led an attractive午後 program praised by hearers. Mrs Harry Alexander, president, chaired a brief session before the program. A tempting collation followed for club members and guests including Mesdames Alexander Harris Groome Holton Snow Spearman Thomas Washburn and hostess Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valette J. Harris
Harry Alexander
J. J. Groome
R. T. Holton
Rodney Snow
Roy Spearman
W. B. Thomas
Jesse Washburn
John C. Abels
Council of Jewish Women Meeting Plans Charity Fund Drive
Mrs Sam Tobias and Mrs Max Bones hosted the High Point Council of Jewish Women at Mrs Tobias home. Mrs Israel Bloom presided in Mrs Harry Jacobs absence as committees reported. A bridge luncheon and Girl Scout event were noted and plans made to raise funds for the year.
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Sam Tobias
Max Bones
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Tobias
Parkway
Harry Jacobs
Israel Bloom
Ben Herman
Vocational Guidance Council
Altrusa Club
Needlecraft Guild
Sam Shavitz
J. Bloom
Ways and Means
Louw Ershler
al Schwartz
Monte Carlo
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge to Meet Tomorrow Night
A meeting of the Magdalene Rebekah lodge is planned for tomorrow night at their hall on West Commerce Street. All members are urged to attend as the gathering is described as important. Carolyn Joan Davis Born at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
West Commerce Street
Nick Fisher Celebrates Third Birthday Party At Home
Nick Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Louis Fisher marked his third birthday with a Valentine party at his Woodbrook court home. Red favors hats and horns greeted guests who played with toys and admired a birthday cake with three red candles. Ice in heart molds and heart shaped candy baskets were given to departing children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Fisher
L. J. Fisher
Nick
Bill Bailey, Jr
Michael Jones
Frankie Herman
Arch McMullan
Sondra Casey
Charles Lucas
Mary Elizabeth Casey
Barbara Lee Ellington
Louise Cox
Louis Fisher
Woodbrook Court
Joy Knox
Virginia Cox
Nickey
Boyd Henley
Pattie Peacock
Arch MccMullen
Sandra Casey Louise Cox
Local Social Notes From Newton and Nearby Areas
Mrs. W F Rader of Newton visits son in Thomasville, hosted by Rev H L Fesperman and wife on Woodrow Avenue with granddaughter Patsy Hoover. Miss Beulah Briles hurt in Saturday car crash confined at home. Mrs H N Traf ton of Gardiner Me visits daughter Mrs C D Lovill. Mrs Royster Tucker back home after throat operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital with improving condition. Mrs H S Rankins seriously ill at English Street home.
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W. F. Rader
Newton
Ray Hoover
Thomasville
H. L. Fesperman
Woodrow Avenue
Patsy Hoover
Rader
Fesperman
Beulah Briles
Royster Tucker
Edgedale Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Rankins
English Street
Washington Council Will Meet Tonight
Washington Council number four Daughter of America will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at the hall on North Main street. All members are urged to attend and visiting members will be welcome.
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Washington Council
Daughter of America
North Main Street
Trees Topic Of Friendly Garden Club Program
The Friendly Garden club met on a Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. C. L. Clappen's home to hear talks on trees. Mrs. M. L. Holton read about the Hall of Fame for Historical Trees and Mrs. W. L. Kivett spoke on the ten most valuable trees in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
C. L. Clapp
Route One
Hall of Fame
M. L. Holton
North Carolina
W. L. Kivett
Carona
J. W. Kittle
Friendly Club
Green
P. L. Cox
Reminiscence Presented by Oak Hill Parent-Teacher Group
The Oak Hill P T A showcased Reminiscence a Founders Day play by Mrs A L Mc Faul at the regular meeting. Principal cast members included Mrs W D Russell Mrs C A Boat Mrs B H Cook and Mrs J C Henderson with strong support from numerous mothers and colonial children June Best and Billy Corns. The Mothersingers and Oak Hill School Glee Club provided music under Miss Annie Laurie Moss.
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A. L. McFaul
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
National
Parent- Teacher Association
W. D. Russell
Andrews
C. A. Boat
B. H. Cook
Bright
J. C. Henderson
Joe Tolbert
A. C. Parker
R. A. Blair
Raymond Lawson
W. M. Jones
CC. D. Howard
B. C. Walden
EB. R. Gay
Blain Collins
June Best
Billy Corns
Mothersingers
Oak Hill School Glee Club
Annie Laurie Moss
Miss Welborn
BE. C. Walden
BE. M. Shipman
Oak Hill School
Harper
Union Hill P T A Meeting Friday Evening
Union Hill Parent-Teacher Association will hold its monthly meeting Friday evening February 18 in the school auditorium. Under Miss Mildred Lynch direction a Founders' Day program will be presented and all patrons and friends of the school are invited.
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Union Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Mildred Lynch
Mrs J C Lloyd Hosts Thomasville Fine Arts Dept
The Fine Arts department of the Woman's club met at Mrs. J. C. Lloyd's home with Mesdames P. M. Sherrill George Finch Tom Lambeth and Miss Elmina Hearne as hostesses. Miss Hearne led the program Contemporary Painters with sketches on artist works. Elizabeth Hamrick displayed original sketches oil paintings and pupil works. Royal Jennings Jr recovered after an appendectomy and B Black returned home from Charlotte sanatorium. J E Lambeth and P R Mason headed to Chattanooga to visit Frank Lambeth at McCallie School.
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Thomasville
J. C. Lloyd
Woman’s Club
Mesdames P. M. Sherrill
George Finch
Tom Lambeth
Elmina Hearne
Hearne
Elizabeth Hamrick
George Washington
Elliott Drive
City Memorial Hospital
B. Black
Charlotte Sanatorium
J. E. Lambeth
P. R. Mason
Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank Lambeth
McCallie School
Philathea Class Social at Rankin Memorial Church
The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial M P church will meet Friday at 7 30 PM. The gathering will be held at Mrs. Dewey Cates home on Phillips Street with hostesses Miss Kathleen Embler and Miss Polly Starrett and Miss Jessie Starrett assisting. Members are asked to attend.
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Rankin Memorial M.P. Church
Dewey Cates
Phillips Street
Kathleen Embler
Polly
Jessie Starrett
Caraway School to Sponsor Friday Night Entertainment
Caraway School with grade mothers and Mrs C Les Redding's Sunday School class will jointly sponsor a program at Caraway Friday night February 18 at 7 o'clock. The Rock Fence blers will present a program. A pie supper and a sale of student crafts including dish towels and flower stands will be held.
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Caraway School
Cles Redding
Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Fat Loss Plan
An advertisement touts Marmola prescription tablets as a simple path to slimming. It claims four tablets daily will melt fat and that doctors widely use them, urging readers to start immediately for a slender figure.
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Carolina Coast
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Nap-Dragons
Vicks
Tor Caeti
KKS VapoRus
Stainback
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
Council of Jewish Women
Carolyn Joan Davis
Marion T. Davis
Carolyn Joan
Davis
Margaret Wilhelm
Nat Walker
Rhythm
Union Hill P.T. A
Thomasville Fine Arts Dept
Royal Jennings, Jr
Fat Girl
NSO
Rinso
Adj
Rach
Burton
Meeramr Department Store
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