Kernersville Au Fait Club Guests At Bridge Luncheon
Kernersville February luncheon features Mrs Edgar Shore hosting Au Fait Bridge Club and two guests. Bridge prizes awarded for high score and travelling prize. luncheon served with jonquil centerpiece. Members listed with relatives and guests. accompanying local notices cover dances and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville Au Fait Club
Kernersville
Edgar BH. Shore
Au Fait
Mesdames
W. O. Donnell
D. B. Stafford
Valentine
D. L. Donnel
Clay V. Ring
Philip Kerner
D. L. Donnell
Women's Clubs In State Push General Federation Plans
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs led by Mrs. George FE Marshall promotes General Federation of Women’s Clubs membership drives and Foundation Fund contributions during February as part of a state contest ahead of the Kansas City convention. Subscriptions and federation applications must be filed by March 28 and April 15 respectively to count toward the contest, with prizes of 100 and 50 dollars for top state progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Marshall
Mt. Airy
North Carolina
Kansas City
Marshall
Illinois
Arkansas
Massachusetts
California
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Connecticut
Raeford Woman's Club
H. A. Cameron
Fountain Woman's Club
J. L. Peel
Windsor Woman's Club
J. A. Pritchett
Norwood Book Club
E. M. Thompson
Mr. Airy Woman's Club
Mra
Archie Carter
Dolly Madison Book
Ae F. E
H. T. Hunter
Cullowhee
R. H. Ramsey, Jr
Brevard
Beaufort
B. A. Hocutt
Clayton
Wade Dickens
Scotland Neck
Windsor
B. W. Evans
Edenton
Entre Nous Club With Mrs. Phillips
Mrs. H. N. Phillips will entertain the Entre Nous club at the regular meeting this week. The event is set for Thursday at three o'clock at her home on Parkway. Friends of Sam Hunt will regret to learn he is confined to his home at 214 Church Street with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hunt
Church Street
Illneas
C. D. Hunt
Serio
North Sa Street
G. W. Wade
Mount Ali
Eight Sponsors Named for Lions Charity Ball at Sedgefield
The High Point Lions Club selects eight sponsor brides for its second annual Charity Ball at Sedgefield Manor. Sponsors include Mildred Marsh and Ruth Pollock with others from Greensburg Winston-Salem Burlington and Reidsville. Barney Rapp and his New Englanders will provide music with Ruby Wright and the trio. Chaperones include Civitan Exchange Rotary and Kiwanis representatives. Dancing starts at 9:30 with proceeds aiding local charitable activities.
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Lions’ Club
Sedgefield Manor
Mildred Marsh
Betty Sechrest
Helen Crowder
Ruth Pollock
High Point
Blanche McCracken
Winston-Salem
Kate Black
Reidsville
Mary Owen Donaldson
Greensboro
Geraldine Mangum
Burlington
The
Lions Club
Fof Winston
Rapp
Ruby Wright
Sweetheart of the Air
New Englanders
Civitan Club
Silas B. Casey
Exchange
G. G. Perry
A. B. Club
Ed Mendenhall, Jr
Rotary Club
Amos Kearns
Kiwanis Club
L. T. Mann
R. H. Sechrest
J. E. Marsh
G. A. Pollock
Mothers Entertain For Randleman Seniors
Randleman high school grade mothers Mrs. Frank Talley and Mrs. J C Wall hosted the senior class with Valentine games and a box of valentines, ice cream cake and ginger ale, while Jessie Marion Wall held a neighborhood party with contests and valentines. Mrs Rosa Rosa spoke to parents on child differences with plans for Bex Education next Monday. The Worthwhile Sunday school class met at Miss Virginia Dorsett’s with a chicken salad course. Several local residents visited ill acquaintances and relatives over the week, with school and church groups noted throughout.
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Randleman
Frank Talley
J. C. Wall
Randleman High School
Jessie Marion Wall
Rosa Rosa
Rosa
Trinity P T A Meets Monday at School
The regular monthly meeting of the Trinity Parent Teacher Association will be held at the school on Monday at 7 30. A brief business session will be followed by a program observing Founders Day and George Washingtons birthday.
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Trinity Parent-Teacher Association
George Washington
Wednesday Book Club Opens at Mrs Redman’s Woodland Home
The Wednesday Book club is hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Redman at her Woodland Drive residence. A luncheon at 12 30 p m will start the event, followed by the program in the afternoon.
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Kenneth Redman
Woodland Drive
Mrs Ed Warren Hosts Birthday Party for Bobby and Barbara
Mrs. Ed Warren entertained numerous children at 1128 Adame Street on Saturday afternoon for her son Bobby and daughter Barbara who turned eight and six. Frances McSwaim led games and contests before refreshments by the hostess and Misses Allene Hill and May Saunders. Attendees included Richard Welborn Brady McDaniel Jr Frances Harold Kelly Betty Ruth Rousey Annie Haley Brady and Annie Lee McSwaim Betty June Warren Nola Mae Knox Dorres David and Billy Warren and Max Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Warren
Adame Street
Bobby
Barbara
Frances McSwaim
Allene Hill
May Saunders
Richard Welborn
Brady McDaniel, Jr
Frances and
Harold Kelly
Betty Ruth Rousey
Annie Haley
Brady
Annie Lee McSwaim
Betty June Warren
Nola Mae Knox
Dorres
David
Billy Warren
Max Hill
Mrs J H Mace Honored At Bridge Shower
Mrs Nathan Napier hosted a bridge shower on the Winston Salem road for the bride to be Miss Louise Brown now Mrs John Mace. Four tables of contract bridge provided entertainment with jonquils as decor. Helen Paschal won high score earning silk hose, while Melvin Hutchins received a handkerchief and the honoree a candlewick bed spread. A surprise miscellaneous shower followed after a salad course with numerous guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mace
Louise Brown
Nathan Napier
Winston-Salem Road
Helen Paschal
Melvin Hutchins
Mace
Napier
W. Harold Dorsett
Helen Marshall
Mesdames
Ralph Foust
Fred
Mrs Bernhardt Hosts Bridge Luncheon In Lexir
Mrs P M Bernhardt entertained the Lexington bridge club and guests at a luncheon on West Third avenue. Three tables of bridge followed a corsage gift, with Miss Daisy Mae Sowers winning high score and a powder box as prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bernhardt
Bridge Club
Lexir
Lexington
P. M. Bernhardt
West Third Avenue
W. O. Burgin
Cabell Philpott
G. T. Feezer
Woodrow McKay
Homer Evans
South State Street
Daisy Mae Sowers
Miss Johnsie Koonts Returns Home From Washington Medical School
Miss Johnsie Koonts daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Koonts returns to her parents home for a brief visit after graduating Monday from the Emergency hospital in Washington D C She will return March 1 to serve as a graduate nurse at that hospital.
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Davidson College
Merlin Fagg
Jane
Morristown
Tenn
O. F. Clinard
Baby
High Point
Kernersville
J. Harmon Linville
W. R. McCain
Mary Jane Sykes
Edith Helms
Greensboro
B. O. Helms
Johnsie Koonts
John L. Koonts
Miss Koonts
Washington, D. C
Landscape Question Box on Actinidia Vines and Varieties
The article reviews Actinidia climbing shrubs about seven species in cultivation, noting two common in gardens Actinidia arguta and Actinidia polygama. It discusses growth, leaves and edible fruit of arguta, cat-attracting polygama, a hardy chinensis variant, and cautions on screening for cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actinidia
High Point
Eastern
Asia
Tropics
Washington, D. C
Aktis
China
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Frances Kerner
Woman's College
R. B. Kerner
Daisy Brodsky
Ruth Long
New York City
Rena Long
Kathryn Bellamy
Marlin Fagg
J. T. Justice
Jim Spears
Mes_ James Gilmer Smith
R. C. Morris
J. R. Blackwell, Sr
M. V. King
George Bellamy
George Fulp
J. W. Bunn
Mrs. Phillips
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Kress
Lions
Sedgefield
Christian Church
Virginia Dorsett
Edna Vincannon
Edna
Helen McCaskill
Mildred Frazier
Clifford Hinshaw
R. F. Ward
Mike Ward
Len Pugh
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
James Wall
Oscar Wall
Charles Hayes
R. C. Wood
John Cook
Siler City
Lou Farlow
Trinity P T. A
Mrs. Redman
J. H. Mace
Elmer Crouse
H. C. Leonard
M. E
West Fifth Avenue
Bettie Sue Hedrickly
David Briggs
Bas Street
Eva Moore
Betty Jane
Peggy Phelps
R. EB
Claudia Leona
R. B. Shoat
Craver
A. B. Branno
W. F. Sparger
Sparger
Walter Lambeth
Guilford Memorial Park
Temple OF Love
A. J. Smith & Son
Mausolem Specialists
Scraton Hotel
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