Ley Rapp and His New Englanders Come to Charity Ball
Ley Rapp and His New Englanders arrive for the High Lions Club Charity Ball to perform with Barney and his band. The act features the vocal trio Englanders and is fresh from engagements at Chase Hotel and Beverly Country Club. Local guests include Misses Helen Sechrest Mildred Pollock Ruth Pollock Blanche McCracken Kate Black Geraldine Mangum and Mary Owen Don. The club expects this year's event to top last year's success with Shep Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
Eusos
Wedge
Highons Club
Barney
Uby Wright
Art of the
Chase Hotel
Uis
Beverly Country Club
Lions
Helen Betty Sechrest
Mildred and
Ruth Pollock
Blanche McCracken
Balem
Kate Black
Geraldine Mangum
Mary Owen Dons
Greensboro
Club Express
Shep Fields
Relaxation theme stressed in sorority psychology lecture
Dr. P. E. Lindley spoke at the Sheraton hotel for the Omega chapter of Gamma national educational sorority on relaxation as a daily need. He outlined nature sleep, play, laughter and other methods, noting relaxation can curb drinking, narcotics and profanity. members voted to hold lectures with dinners every first and third Monday at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Lindley
Sheraton
Omega Chapter
Gamma
L Lindley
Musical Art Club Enjoys Mixed Program
At Emerywood Country Club last eve the Musical Art Club staged a varied program led by D. Sears with Mrs Strickland and Miss Alma n as piano accompanists. Soloists Maresh Elroy Alex and Miss Susan Sharp performed flute and vocal pieces, followed by violin numbers and piano songs. The meeting closed with group singing directed by Carl G N Cronstedt, and plans were announced for National Music Week and a comic opera Martha to be staged in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country
Len
The
Nder
the Oper Stickles
Tachaikov
Lonely
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Edith Moore Sherrod
C. F. Tomlinson
Martha
Flotow
H. D. Sears
Sedgefield Bridge Club Host Valentine Ball
The Sedgefield Bridge Club invites ladies and guests to a Wednesday bridge party at the Inn, with a solarium start and top scores prizes for members. Earlier, a Valentine themed ball featured Bubbles Becker Orchestra at Sedgeb ar with festive dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes
Sedgefield Coun
Id Inn
Rey
Sedgem
Sedgeub
Valentine i
Sedgear
Bubbles Becker
Valentine
Lamberth Johnson Marriage Revealed In City
The marriage of Miss Lillie Lamberth to Jeff L. Johnson was solemnized Monday evening in this city. Rev. Edwin Suite performed the ceremony. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lamberth of Davidson County. Johnson is son of Mr and Mrs W P Johnson of 120 Springdale Avenue and works as guard at Band Ridge camp. They will live with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Lamberth
Jeff L. Johnson
Edwin Suite
Charles Lamberth
Davidson County
Johnson
W. P. Johnson
Springdale Avenue
Band Ridge Camp
Sally Ann Williams
Benomina Harrison
William Michael Connors
Troy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ashington
D. C
Harrison Wilcapitol Society
Edith B. Hoover
Raleight
D. B. Hoover
Will H. Kinney
Reidsville
Herman Clark
Plymouth
John R. Myers
Ralph Wilson
Durham
W. W. Rankin
Bar
Hansel
Charlotte
B. W. Dixon
Winston- Salem
West Main Street
Social Calendar Highlights High Point Clubs and Clubs
A compact rundown of meetings and events in High Point including Altrusa at the Sheraton, Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple, garden club entertainments, book clubs and study groups, D A R tea with state regent Mrs Davis, a Junior Service League course at the Sheraton, the Lions Charity Ball at Sedgefield Manor, Pi Beta Phi luncheon at Emerywood, and Emerywood Country Club dances with Lew Gogerty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Valette J. Harris
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Rockford Road
Kenneth Redman
Woodland Drive
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
Alexander Martin
J. B. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Eugene Davis
Raleigh
Junior Service League
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Lions Club
Sedgefield Manor
Barney Rapp
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Emerywood Country Club
Entre Nous Club
H. N. Phillips
Leland B. Nelson
Loufge Avenue
Charlies W. Perry
Piiecilla Club
Sherbrook Court
High Point College
G. J. Humphreys
West College Drive
Lew Gogerty
Lebanon Ladies Aid Meats Monthly Meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society of Leb anon M. P. church met at Mrs. W. L. Lee s home on Fisher street with 21 members present. Mrs Myrtle Crouch led the program and Mrs Dale Montgomery presided during business and reports, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Miss Evelyn Baker Hosts Bridge Party in Thomasville
Miss Evelyn Baker entertained a large group at her Randolph street home for a contract bridge party. Isabel Boyles won the high score prize, with guests including Mesdames Proctor Long Gibson Pennington Sherrill Crutchfield and Misses Boyles Pegg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Evelyn Baker
Randolph Street
Isabel Boyles
Roy Proctor
Z. P. Long
C. F. Gibson
Claiborne Pennington
P. M. Sherrill
Douglas Crutchfield
Ellen Mae Pegg
Beaux Esprits Club Hosts Box Supper Night
The Beaux Esprits club held a box supper Saturday at the Royal Arcanum rooms in the Arcade building. Richard Short led the auction with duels for boxes, and Miss Mildred Marsh won the prize for the best decorated box. James Hutton and Alva Newton led officers with their escorts, about 26 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaux Esprits Club
Royal Arcanum
Richard Short
Mildred Marsh
Club meeting announced at Gibson clubroom
The club will hold its regular meeting this evening at the Gibson clubroom on North Main Street at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
Grayson
North Main Street
Nora L. Andrews
Gibson
Trumpeteer Club Announces Jam Session Dance
The Trumpeteer club reveals a March 11 jam session at Sedgefield Manor featuring Bernard Fowler and the Rhythm Masters. New membership and a reorganization mark the event, with Harry Winders noting a shift from Swing classes to this dance format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumpeteer Club
Bernard Fowler
Rhythm Masters
Sedgefield Manor
Swing School
Trumpeteer
Harry Winders
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority Holds Regular Meeting
The alumnae chapter met at Mrs A A Koonts home with Mrs William Carter as associate hostess. Bridge at three tables and fiddlesticks entertained. First bridge prize dusting powder to Mrs James Brooks. fiddlesticks winner Ina McAdams lace handkerchief. Dainty sandwiches and drinks served. Present: Mesdames M L Patrick Tyree Nabors James Brooks Nathan Napier Miss Elizabeth Hoff man Sallie Ruth Shuford Ina Mc Adams Thelma Anne Moss Hazel Welborn Annie Lee Jar rel Virginia Seward Jewell Welch Leslie Johnson Ora Mae Welborn Vera Smith Unity Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
A. A. Koonts
William Carter
James Brooks
Ina McAdams
Mesdames
M. L. Patrick
Tyree Nabors
Nathan Napier
Misses H Elizabeth Hoffman
Sallie Ruth Shuford
Thelma and
Anne Moss
Hazel Welborn
Annie Lee Jarrel
Virginia Seward
Jewell Welch
Leslie Johnson
Ora Mae Welborn
Vera Smith
Unity Nash
Hewitt-Combs Vows Revealed Here
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Edythe Augusta Hewitt of Salisbury to Lawrence H. Combs of High Point and Washington DC on February 8 1938 at First Baptist church Washington DC. The couple reside at 1315 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Augusta Hewitt
Salisbury
Lawrence H. Combs
High Point
Washington, D. C
Charles Co. Hewitt
South Main Street
First Baptist Church
Washington
Local residents notes on health travel and visits
Mrs. Hunter Sechrest returns home from New York after Mrs. Wilfred Sechrest’s illness shows improvement. Mrs. Frank Thompson of Mount Gilead recovers enough for daughter Miss Lou Thompson to resume work here. Several local residents visit, travel, or recover from medical issues, including Miss Beatrice Webster and Frank P. Beazley, with others mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Sechrest
Lehast Washington Street
New York City
Wilfred Sechrest
Frank Thompson
Mount Gilead
Lou Thompson
Frank P. Beazley
Rowella
Flag Day program sponsored by Kernersville DAR chapter
Kernersville February 22 A Flag Day program at the Kernersville school began at 10 30 am under the direction of Mrs F O Whitaker and Mrs R P Larkins The event featured a patriotic program by students with Captain David Hardee of Winston-Salem speaking on The Correct Use of the Flag Scouts demonstrated raising and lowering of the flag and the pledge and Star Spangled Banner, followed by a rope presentation to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Joseph Kerner
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kernersville School
F. O. Whitaker
R. P. Larkins
David Hardee
Winston-Salem
Larkins
Garden and Book club elects officers at Linville home
Mrs. Walter Linville hosted the Garden and Book club on Thursday afternoon. Officers for the new year were elected with Mrs. Wred Morris as president, Mrs. T. M. Roberts as vice president, and Mrs. Walser Allen as secretary and treasurer. Members shared thoughts and readings on orchids, ivy indoors, and other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Linville
Garden and Book Club
Wred Morris
T. M. Roberts
Walser Allen
King
Founders Day Observed by Salem Alumni at Clubhouse
Salem Alumni held Founders Day at the club house on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Clay V Ring Mrs. Gilmer Smith and Miss Mary Linville as joint hostesses. Mrs. Fred Vance presided at officer reelection retaining Mrs. Fred Vance as president Mrs. Walter Allen as vice president secretary Mrs. Ralph Fagg and treasurer Miss Fannie Lyon Hepler. Committee appointments were announced including nomination social and program chairs. Mrs. Joyner introduced Mrs. Walser Allen who spoke on Salem college library and Mrs. Stafford reviewed the book Little Cappo. Hostesses ended with a sweet course for a strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Club
Clay V. Ring
Gilmer Smith
Mary Linville
Fred Vance
Walter Allen
Ralph Fagg
Fannie Lyon Hepler
O. L. Joyner
Walser Allen
Salem College
W. C. Stafford
Little Cappo
Former Resident Weds In Martinsville Ceremony
D. EB. Smith formerly of this city announces the marriage of his daughter Ethel Olivia to Mack Hodgin of Greensboro. The ceremony occurred February 12 at a Martinsville Virginia home with Mr and Mrs J A Farrington route three Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Marlene Hill
Thomasville
John P. Hill
Patsy Marlene
Reed Street
D. EB. Smith
Ethel Olivia
Mack Hodgin
Greensboro
Martinsville
J. A. Farrington
Coton Replaces Coffee as Brazil's Chief Expert
Palestine imposes import duty on wooden shoes as Austria hosts unusual influx of tourists this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coton
Brasil
Palestine
Austria
New Club Forms With Metcalfe As President Pro Tem
Lawrence Metcalfe serves as president pro tem of a newly formed club awaiting full officer elections. The organization consolidates local interests and plans activities in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Metcalfe
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Madeline Hoover
Ley Rapp
New Englanders
Tostru
Mrs. Hubertler
Charles G. Dawes
Frits Kreisler
Fibich
Dorothy Hoskins
Rachmaninoff
Gounod
Eld Club
Todies’ Bridge
Ruby Wright
Lamberth-Johnson
High Point Lion’s Club
His
Sweetheart of the
Cecil's Drug Store
High Point Lion's Club
Harrison
Kings
Mary Alice Hoover
Elisabeth Clarkson
Tarboro
Beverly Bridges
Vera Beach
Fla
St. Mary's School
Miss Hoover
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
Bessie Newby
Meredith College
Catherine Sappenfield
Gastonia
Frances Hinkle
Catawba College
John A. Scarborough
Wadesboro
W. G. Hinkle
Steve Wall
R. Matthews
Slater
Dallas
N. C
Charles F. Finch
Weat Main Street
Norman Gerdyman
Mike Roberson
Dun
Walker
J. B. Dunn
Cable Street
Richard Hedrick
Guilford General Hospital
East Green Street
James H. Mellichamps
Eleanor
Claire A. Dewey
Washington, Ia
John A. Abela
Emerywood Club
New York
Dewey
Iowa
G. H. Stafford
Shirley
Edward
J. D. Stafford
Beatrice Webster
Lindsay Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
R. B. White
Lakeview Hospital
Suffolk
Tom Stuart
Rendezvous Bridge Club
Cherry Street
Doris Allen
Cambridge
J. Harmon Linville
J. M. Pinnix, Jr
Charlie Case
Tom Street
Mary O’keith
Life
Sam Vance, Jr
Boswood Gardens
Mary Washington
Fredericksburg
Brazil
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