Church Plans Fetes For Lambeths And Popes Next Week
Wesley Memorial church announces a reception Tuesday night February 27 honoring Dr and Mrs W A Lambeth and Mr and Mrs Liston C Pope. A dinner for the Juniors on Monday February 26 will mark their February meeting. Pope returns from a honeymoon and will live in Gantt apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
W. A. Lambeth
Liston C. Pope
W. Tom Powell
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charles W. McAnally
Stewards
Lambeth
Mr Lovelace Improves After Influenza Attack
James B. Lovelace is recovering satisfactorily from influenza after several days confined to his home at 625 Colonial Drive. The notice lists other social events and club meetings including a Washington Birthday Ball at Bedgefield Country Club and gatherings hosted by Mrs. Overman, Mr. and Mrs. Stiles, and local society figures.
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James B. Lovelace
Colonial Drive
College Choir and Miss Crowell To Give Program For Musical Art Club
The February meeting of the Musical Art Club will be in the Sheraton Hotel ball room on Monday night February 19 at 8 o'clock. The High Point College Choir will perform under Miss Margaret Sloan with titles including Goin Home and By Babylons Wave. Miss Adelaide Crowell violinist will close with works by Fuchs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Legion Auxiliary
Geddie Strickland
C. R. Hill
High Point College
Musical Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point College Choir
Margaret Sloan
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Babylon Wave
Gomnor
Christensen
Adelaide Crowell
Henry Fuchs
North Carolina College
Miss Crowell
Crowell
Virginia Frank
J. D. Cox
West Farriss Avenue
C. F. Tomlinson
Mary Alexander
Local Social Calendar Highlights Week of Events
The Social Calendar lists nightly club meetings and parties. Highlights include the Musical Art Club at the Sheraton ballroom with the High Point A Capella Choir and violinist Adelaide Crowell, a VFW benefit card party on East Washington street, and multiple gatherings hosted by Woman's clubs and neighborhood associations through Wednesday. The Emerywood dance and George Washington Birthday Ball conclude the week at Sedgefield Manor.
Hollywood Shag Club Night Sparks Costume Parade
Friday’s German Club dance featured Minnie Mouse and Louise Warner in standout outfits at the Hollywood Shag event. The piece notes impersonations of Harpo Marx and Mae West and mentions local residents planning trips and moves, with gossip about neighbors and friends.
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Minnie Mouse
Yo’ Paddon
Louise Warner
Minnie
Hollywood
Welch Harriss
Harpo Marx
Ned McEachern
Alice In Wonderland
Mae Wests
Katherine Raymond
Mrs. Chas. Ingram
Arthur Morris
LeRoy
Banquet Set for Greensboro District Young People Feb 22
The M E Young People of the Greensboro district schedule a February 22 banquet at the Masonic Temple in Greensboro to honor George Washington's birthday. ticket sales have surged with about 100 tickets issued in High Point and many more from Asheboro Reidsville Greensboro and outlying areas. Walter R Brown directs the program featuring a Washington cherry tree dramatization by the High Point union.
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M. E
Greensboro
George Washington
Masonic Temple
West Market Street
High Point
Asheboro
Reidsville
Walter R. Brown
Brown
Lake Junaluska
High Point Union
Robert Byrum
Selma Elder
Carey Atkins
Martha Martin
Pentagon Club to Host George Washington Ball Night
The Pentagon club plans a George Washington Ball at Sedgefield Manor on February 23 featuring Jimmy Gunn and the Dixie Serenaders. The Masquerade theme offers Colonial Bowery and other costumes with prizes for best groups. Gunn, a leading colored orchestra leader, tours the South after a broadcasting engagement. Dancing starts at 10 o'clock.
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George Washington
Pentagon Club
Jimmy Gunn
Dixie Serenaders
Sedgefield Manor
Bowery
Southland
College Choir Presents Program At Siler City
The A Capella Choir of High Point college performed its second yearly program in Siler City before the Woman's club. Forty four singers joined in eight selections plus a violin duet, flute solo, contralto solo, and a piano piece.
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High Point College
Siler City
Lee
Elizabeth Ellis
Wilma Rogers
Bowler
Rheinberger
Christianson
Minuet
Bizet
Iris Welch
Lord
Tschaikovsky
Gounod
Golo
Liebestraume
Miss Montsinger Becomes Mrs Haworth In Quiet Ceremony
Irene Montsinger wed Orvie M Hayworth of High Point in a February 16 ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev Joseph Peele officiated before relatives and a few friends as the couple left for a Florida trip and plan to reside north of High Point after ten days. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs D A Montsinger. the groom, a Guilford County dairyman. The Needlecraft club meets with Mrs E R Outland at Archdale Tuesday at 3 PM.
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Irene Montsinger
Orvie M. Hayworth
High Point
Joseph Peele
Guilford College
Florida
D. A. Montsinger
J. E. Hayworth
Guilford County
Hollywood on Parade at Piedmont German Club Dance
Piedmont German club held a novelty dance titled Hollywood on Parade at Emerywood Country club from ten to two. Members wore costumes of stars like Garbo Mae West and Oliver Hardy with prizes awarded for Mae West and Oliver Hardy looks. Guests from Greensboro and Winston-Salem attended and Gene Sammarco led an 11 piece NBC orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Emerywood Country Club
High Point
Garbo
Invisible Man
Mae West
Oliver Hardy
C. T. Ingram
Mayme Bundy
Gene Sammarco
Mary Lane
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Dinner Party Honors r. and Mrs. Kearns at Emerywood
Earl Phillips hosted a five course dinner at Emerywood Country club in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kearns. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Willis Slane Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Amos Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rankin Jr Mr. and Mrs. Bunny Mencke formerly of Richmond Miss Mary Elizabeth Long Mrs. Katherine Raymond and Welch Harriss. The room was decorated with a gingham cloth red candles and Valentine cards. The Piedmont German club dance followed. The Misses Younts hosted a Valentine party later at Trinity with games and mint filled favors for thirty three guests.
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Earl Phillips
Emerywood Country Club
Amos Kearns
Charles Kearns
Willis Slane
R. T. Amos
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Bunny Mencke
Richmond, Va
Mary Elizabeth Long
Katherine Raymond
Welch Harriss
Misses Younts
Mises
Arlene
Mary Doris Younts
Trinity
Valentine
Mrs. Quigley Chosen Educational Director of Gamma Chapter
Mrs. R I Quigley selected educational director of Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi national sorority locating in the city. She holds an A B degree from Western Reserve University and has led local groups including AAUW and Musical Art club. Installation set for late February with banquet at Sheraton hotel.
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Asheville
Sheraton Hotel
Emerywood Club to Host First Dance in Series Friday
Emerywood Country Club plans a Friday evening dance on February 23 as the first in a series of formal social events. The Washington's Birthday themed affair will feature Tommy Rucker and his 1 piece orchestra, recently at the Roman P. Casino in Miami Beach. Members can obtain guest cards through club secretary R. L. Trout. strict entry rules apply.
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Washington
Sedgefield
Bedgefield Country Club
the Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Carolina Pines
High Point
Greesboro
Emerywood Country Club
Emerywood Country
George Washington
J. Welch Harriss
Tommy Rucker
Roman P. Casino
Miami Beach
Ben Bernie
R. L. Trout
Mrs Stansell Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Nell P Stansell leaves Guilford General Hospital today for home at 615 North Main Street after an operation for appendicitis two weeks ago. Tea and Topics club meets Thursday at 3 30 with Mrs W W Idol on North. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs Salle Rrell on Lexington Avenue with a birthday cake and red rosebuds. Frances Ozment assisted. guests included Bill Reaves Mina Eddinger Kenneth Ellington Thomas Pugh Frank Mickey Francis Jones Chris Bambalis James Godwin L W Apple. Mrs H L Embler at 1206 Madison Avenue recovers from influenza. Mrs W M Mackie of Yadkinville visits daughter Mrs Parker Waynick here.
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Robt. Weant
Robert Weant
W. C. Younger
R. G. Weant
Wilma Weant
Richard Farr
Sarah Grady
Frances Thurman
Douglas Williams
Mary
John Grant
Norma
Nell P. Stansell
North Main Street
Guilford General Hospital
Arthur Ozment
Lexington Avenue
Sallerrell
Ozment
Frances
Harrell
Mesdames
Bill Reaves
Mina Eddinger
Kenneth Ellington
Thomas Pugh
Frank Mickey
Francis Jones
Chris Bambalis
James Godwin
L. W. Apple
Daughters Of American Colonists To Hold State Meeting
The Virginia Care Chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists will meet at Hotel Robert E. Lee in Winston Salem on Monday evening March 5 1934 at 730 pm. Election of state officers and delegates to the Washington assembly will occur with Mrs Benjamin Wyche presiding.
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Mary Simmons
Mra. J
Virginia Care
North Carolina Society
Daughters of the American Colonists
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Benjamin Wyche
Charlot
J. Taylor
Morehead City
Seco
W. C. Tuck
Greensboro
W. L. Wilson
Aeme
Cording
W. Snow
W. Cunningham
Charlotte
Treasuer
Z. V. Conyers
Greenoro
Miss Pearl
High Point
Miss
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I. T. Mann
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Babylon
High Point College’ Choir
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Kreisler
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Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
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John McLaughlin
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High Point A Capella
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C.S. Grayson
C. F. Farley
Needlecraft Club
E. R. Outland
Archdale
Ww. O. T
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C. B. Overman
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Lotus Club
C. C. Earnhardt
T. Wingate Andrews
Philomathean Book Club
Tea and Topics Club
W. W. Idol
Emerywood Puntry Club
Tommy Tucker
Pentagon
Sidney Alderman
Fairway
New York
Charlie
Anne
Marsh) Lucas
West 12Th St
Jack
Kat
Whitener
Lippert
W. 10Th St
T. J. Golds
Greensboro College Glee Club
Our Fair City
Mary Elisabeth Robbins
C. C. Robbins
Henry Robbins
South Main Street Methodist Church
Mary Elisaeth
Bennie and
Liston Pope
Honey
Bennie
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Nathan Ayers
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Bob Jordan
Val
Henry Foscue
Katherine
Arthur Kirkman
Ott Fulia
Bermuda
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Wineskie
Thelma (Wineskie) Cooper
Mauretania
Dot Ingram
San Francisco
Sam Denny
Mobile
Moss Point
Sam Sis
Mississippi
Pentagons
Miss Montsinger
Bride of
Orvie M. Haworth
Mrs. Outland
Bayard Wootten
Chapel Hill
H. B. Hiatt
Farriss Avenue
Wootten
Frederick C. Kogh
Carolina Playmakers
Samuel Selden
Charles R. McPherson
Gurney McPherson
Charles Richard
Mrs. McPherson
Faith Elkins
Bates
Donald Elkins
Harold
Billy and Earl Hayworth
Grady Goldston
Troy Hodges
Richard Halstead
Margaret Gribble
Mattie Turpin
Peggy Bates
Betty Jo Edwards
Ruby Hodges
Helen McPherson
Piedmont
R. and
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R. I. Quigley
Beta Sigma Phi
Gamma Chapter
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Mrs. Stansell
Tea and
Mrs. Harrell
H. L. Embler
Madison Avenue
W. M. Mackie
Yadkinville
Parker Waynick
Helmstetler-Haney
Dorothy Jane Haney
Charles Arville Helmstettler
Winston-Salem Wi
D. H. Wilcox
First Baptist Church
Horace Seward
Setbu
Dora Haney
Haney
H. R. Helmstetler
Wedne Contract Bridge Club
Sebo Perry
Emerywood Country Clu
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H. E. Wade
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