Mrs. W. J. Fraley Speaks at Mid-Week Study Meeting
At the bi weekly Mid-Week Study club gathering hosted by Mrs. B. J. Payne the guest speaker Mrs. W. J. Fraley presented a program on North Carolina History with emphasis on Famous Women Of North Carolina. She cited Cornelia Spencer Dolly Madison Floral McDonald Christian Reid and highlighted the Land Of The Sky. The group also discussed Famous Churches in North Carolina and enjoyed a spring themed salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fraley
B. J. Payne
Parkway
North Carolina
Cornelia Spencer
North Carolina College
Greensboro
Ker
Mra. Spencer
Chapel Hill
Spencer
Dolly Madison
Guilford County
Floral McDonald
John Biggs
Arthur Marsh
J. A. Morris
J. M.S. Salsbury
J. A. Eshelman
W. D. Brooks
H. W. McCain
Mrs. Fraley
Mrs H N Phillips Hosts Attractive Joint Club Meeting
Mrs H N Phillips entertained Sorosis and Entre Nous clubs at her Parkway home for a morning meeting. Guests included Mrs Pearl Davis Martin and Mrs B K Stewart. Members from both clubs formed six tables with red white and blue decor and a two course repast featuring cherry mint favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Phillips
George Washington
Sorosis
Tre Nous
H. Phillips
Parkway
Boston
Pearl Davis Martin
Peterburg
Mesdames W. ©. Beavans
Clark
J. F. Hayden
Howard Hartzell
G. H. Kearns
J. A. Morris
C. B. Over
Mrs S S Coe Reviews Novel For Tea And Topics Club
Mrs S S Coe led a Tea And Topics Club program at Mrs G I Humphreys home on West College Drive. The group discussed Cinnamon Reed by H F, highlighting a Louisiana plantation era from the post Civil War to the Roosevelt era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
B. Sheloft
Coo
Aristo
Blackheath
Roosevelt
Louisiana
National Congress
Nella George Washington
J. EB. Marsh
W. W. Idol
W. F. Clayton
H. D. Sears
W. F. Armfield
R. M. Andrews
Coe
C. E
Honor Roll List At Salem Academy Names Many Students
Miss Eleanor Amos of Emerywood is among Salem Academy students on the first semester honor roll. Names include Eleanor Amos High Point Nancy Campbell Bluefield West Virginia Margaret Courtney Winston-Salem Dorothy Everett Brevard Anne Hanes Winston-Salem Sarah Hurlburt Roxbury Connecticut Marian Johnson Winston-Salem Mary McDevitt Charlotte Dorothy Myers Winston-Salem Bettie MacNair Larchmont New York Betsy O'Brien Winston-Salem Ann Pritchett Winston-Salem Barbara Shoemaker Middletown Ohio Jane Tucker Winston-Salem Anna Bitting Whitaker Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Amos
R. T. Amos
Emerywood
Salem Academy
Academy
High Point
Nancy Campbell
Bluefield
W. Va
Margaret Courtney
Winston-Salem
Dorothy Everett
Brevard
Anne Hanes
Sarah Hurlburt
Roxbury
Conn
Marian Johnson
Lotus Club Meeting Moved To Evening At Mrs Hargett Home
Lotus club members are reminded of a regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. The event, held at Mrs. W. L. Hargett home, 1107 Johnson Street, replaces the customary afternoon time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The Ten and Topics club meets Thursday at 3 30 PM with Mrs G L Humphreys on West College drive. Friday at 3 30 PM Philomathian club is hosted by Mrs A E Tate on West Broad Street. United Daughters of the Confederacy meet 4 PM Friday with Mrs Elizabeth Harriss Covington on Rockford road. Lotus club gathers 8 PM Friday with Mrs W L Hargett 1107 Johnson street. Club of Susie hosts Monday at Brentley circle hosted by Mr and Mrs J A Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten and Topics Club
G. L. Humphreys
West College Drive
Philomathean Club
A. E. Tate
Weat Broad Street
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Elizabeth Harriss Covington
Rockford Road
W. T. Powell
Lotus Club
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Susie
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Church Social at Central Friends Church
The Woman's auxiliary of Central Friends church will host a chicken pie supper on Thursday February 27 from six to eight o'clock in the church annex. Tickets are on sale by auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Ill and health updates from Cando r and nearby towns
Miss Selma Dawkins of Candor and Wadesboro is ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness while visiting Mrs. T A Willaims at 1112 Adams Street. Mrs R Boyd and daughter are ill with influenza at English Street home. Bari Phillips left for business trips to Philadelphia and New York. Mrs Maye Tilley Matthews, mother of Billy Matthews, is critically ill at Baptist hospital Winston Salem. Mrs M Culler is recovering at 404 Tate Street after ten days illness. Sallie Tucker has recovered enough to return to work at the Quality Beauty Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Dawkins
Candor and
Wadesboro
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Dawkins
T. A. Willame
Adams Street
Maye Tilley Matthews
Billy Matthews
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mrs. M. ©. Culler
Tate Street
Sallie Tucker
East Green Street
Debating the Privilege of Work for Married Women
The Live Y'ers club at the YWCA Hut hosted a lively debate on whether married women should have the right to work alongside single women. The negative side won by a narrow margin after a lengthy discussion. bridesmaid Helen Munday received a wedding gift, and refreshments followed as a visitor named Smith attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marshall
Mesdames Marie Green
Helen Munday
Dora Samet
Ellen Jensen
Lena Belle Grant
Twei
Ni Smith
Bridge Club And P T A Hold Thursday Meeting
Mrs. Frank Marr hosted Sans Souci bridge club guests at her Thomasville home with three contract bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Paul Hassler for high score and to Mrs. David Jester among visitors. The Colonial drive school P T A met with Dr Gambrell speaking on disease prevention and immunization, as Miss Elsie Doxey announced attendance winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Frank Marr
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Paul Hassler
David Jester
Julius Green
R. M. Sherrill
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive School
J. 8. Green
David Long, Jr
Gambrell
Lexington
Elsie Doxey
Beulah Norment
Kate Norment
Wmas Kraclo Utteenggeres
Bers
Contract Bridge Club
East Main Street
Alliene Hoover
Zeb Griffith
R. M. Cooksey
George Finch
Robert Rapp
Les F. Lambeth
Harry Culp
Two Benefit Parties Sponsored By Musial The Musical
A sponsor two benefits to be held on the home of Mrs West Broad at The afternoon a gin at three o'clock ning party will be h o'clock. Proceeds go to fund to defray expenses of State Federation of Music Clubs to be held in High Point in March. Committee includes Mia. John Abels chairwoman Mesdames W J Fraley EB Mendenhall David Yow and R H Sechrest. Reservations tomorrow with committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broad
State Federation of Music Clubs
High Point
Mia
John Abels
Mesdames
W. J. Fraley
EB. Menden
Quiet Girls Mistakenly Embrace Party Persona
A feature on the behavior of shy girls who adopt an artificial social persona to be the life of the party, examining social pressures and the gap between natural temperament and outward performance. The piece contrasts real quiet traits with performative sociability.
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on Attracting Attention at School
A teen girl asks how to attract a boy at parties without distracting her schooling. The adviser suggests maintaining friendly, impersonal behavior, avoiding schoolfront advances, and focusing on interests. reassure her about health and self-image, urging patience and broad social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Why We’re Not Asked On Dates Two Puzzled Girls
Two girls aged 15 and 16 ask why they rarely receive dating invitations. They wonder if weight or appearance affects attention, note they are not flirtatious, and seek practical advice to attract dates and social interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Worded Advice on Appearance for Girls Cited in Weights and Measures
The excerpt advises that girls should not be too fat to be popular and notes that neatness and well chosen clothes matter. It emphasizes personal appearance as a factor in social acceptance.
How to Win a Quiet Boyfriend Without Losing Self
The writer cautions against pretending to be someone you are not. Most men prefer sincere affection from quiet, genuine partners rather than artificial attempts to be the life of the party.
Unclear Note on Attention and Authenticity
A fragment reflecting advice on personal interest and staying true to oneself, suggesting lasting attention requires genuine behavior and continued effort. The text emphasizes being oneself as a core message.
Miss Marjorie Theepeegy Flare Addressed Promptly
A note indicates responses will be prepared quickly for Miss Marjorie Theepeegy Flare. The communication emphasizes prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Theepeegy
U D C Meeting Set For Monday Afternoon
February session of the High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday at 3 30 PM at Mrs Frank Hunsucker’s Hillcrest Drive home. Associate hostesses will be Mesdames W A Lambeth R L Waynick and Mra Edgar Whitenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
Mesdames
W. A. Lambeth
R. L. Waynick J
Mra
Edgar Whitenes
Mrs Colon Sorrell Receives Miscellaneous Shower
A Monday party at East Russell Street honored Mrs Colon B Sorrell formerly Miss Mabel Cecil of this city. The Valentine theme ran through the decorations and refreshments. Gifts for the bride included a miscellaneous shower presented by Mrs Eugene Genteldt and Miss Frances Ce making. Guests included Missances Cecil, Madammes Mattie Kite, Helen Hedgecock, Olin Rich, Ernestine White, W H Cecil, Charles Schoenfeldt, Mattie Harriss and Mamie Schoenfeldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon B. Sorrell
Mabel Cecil
Sorrell
East Russell Street
Valentine
Eugene Genteldt
Frances
W S Little Theater Presents Is Life Worth Living Tonight
The Winston-Salem Little Theatre presents a three act Irish play Is Life Worth Living by Lennox Robinson tonight at 8 30 oclock in Reynold s Auditorium. It is the troupe s first major endeavor since forming as a Little Theatre and follows professional productions in New York and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Radio beacon operators monitor signals for rapid repairs
The bureau of air commerce uses a corps of operators who listen to radio beacons continuously report any interruption and hasten repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Air Commerce
Greensboro Bow Voyage Party Honors Mrs Farmier
Mrs. Wilma B. Farmier of High Point leaves for the University of Pennsylvania hospital for graduate work. She was honored at a luncheon at the Jefferson Roof Restaurant in Greensboro hosted by Mrs. G. Ray Ralls. The event featured bridge, prizes, and a parting gift of perfume with guests from High Point Salem and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Wilma B. Farmier
Wilmab. Farmier
High Point
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Jefferson Roof
G. Ray Ralls
Vate Club Room
Hagel Johnson
G. F. Waddell
F. ©. Woods
Nina Penton
Salem
N. J
J. B. Sandon
Do Rs Hatch
Starr Davis
F. C. Woods
J. B. Wofford
Swanson Defense Plays Out In Fire Scuffle Testimony
Witnesses describe a back yard fight between Swanson and Tate including a fire being stamped out. Tate and his family corroborate the sequence while officers report kerosene clues and Swanson’s arrest in Winston-Salem. An almanac note and insurance details wrap the testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Tate
A. H. Trotter
Trotter
Sam Tate
House
Clyde Hoover
Battley
Kiger
Winston-Salem
North Wilkesboro
BE. T. Howard
York Insurance Agency
Parker Waynick
Club Of Twelve Meets This Evening At Morris Home
Mr and Mrs J A Morris will host the Club of Twelve at its bi weekly meeting this evening at 8 o clock. The gathering will take place at the Morris residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Eighth Snow Falls in Sunny South Morning
The eighth snow of the season began falling at about 9:15 this morning with light flakes drifting down. The sky was overcast and temperatures hovered near 83 degrees as residents debated whether the storm would intensify or clear by afternoon.
Law sparked stew birth by banning excessive dishes
During Edward II's reign a law barred the outrageous multitudes of dishes for inferior ranks beyond their station. To outwit the law cooks varied meats and vegetables on a single plate and created the stew to adapt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward II
England
Prince in Serious Condi After Lethal Poison Incident
Clarence Prince, an employee at the Logan Porter Mirror pany, was found in a critical condition at Guilford General after ingesting Lysol at a residence on 525 Cable Street. Police report a disturbance at the address after which Prince apparently took the poison and died at hospital. he was not scheduled to work that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Prince
Logan Porter Mirror Pany
Guilford General
Cable Street
Sons
Prince
Pla
Motor Car Sales Down About Half from 1934 Nine Months
The report shows sale of motor cars in the first nine months decreased by about 50 percent compared with the same period in 1934 indicating a sharp drop in demand.
Shorted Cells Hint at Charge Changes
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest changes in charging indicated by altered cell readings. The text mentions shorted cells in relation to trouble and changes, but details are incomplete.
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North Main
Bari Phillips
New York City
Bridge Club
P.T. A
BE. H. Mahone and
Zed Griffith
Musial
Hai- Ular Bithe
Marjorie Mansfield
N. L
Mrs. Colon Sorrell
W.S. Little Theater
Jack London
ART
Dancing
Clarence Prince
Com
Bank
Beavan
S. Main St
The
Beauty and
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Swagge
Beavans
Main Street
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