State Music Heads Appear on Southern Conference Program
North Carolina music educators will join the ninth biennial meeting of the Southern Conference for Music Education in Columbia March 3 6 with performances by the Forsyth County orchestra directed by George Dickieson the Charlotte high school band and orchestra and the Durham Children's choir and Durham high school vocal ensemble. Faculty from the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina will attend and speak on violin teaching as part of a four day program that includes round table discussions and a alumnae luncheon. Additional North Carolina attendees include Miss Virginia Smith Ona Schindler Earl Slocum Mrs Grace Woodman and James C Proht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina
Southern Conference For Music Education
Columbia
Grace van Dyke Moore
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Forsyth County Orchestra
George Dickieson
Winston-Salem
Theodore Randthaler
Clemmons
Charlotte High School
L. F. Sides
Robert C. Smith
Durham Children’s Choir
W. P. Twaddell
Durham High School
Southern Pines High School
Frederick Stanley Smith
Iss Virginia Smith
Roanoke Rapids
Misa Ona Schindler
Greenville
Earl Slocum
Chapel Hill
Grace P. Woodman
Charlotte
Adeline McCall
Chapel
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Misalesippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Wet Virginia
Miss Snyder and Yale E. Sheppard Wed in City
Announcement from Miss Snyder and Mr Yale Edward Sheppard unites in marriage on February 21 1937 in High Point North Carolina with Rev C N Royal officiating. Guests from Sanford Charlotte Greensboro Thomasville and Archdale attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Edward Sheppard
High Point
N. C
Archdale
A. Db. Snyder
Raymond Siler
Sanford
Trela Hendrix
Charlotte
Glenn Snyder
Elford York
Palms
Ferna
Rev. C. N. Royal
Weil
Sheppard
A. D. Snyder
P. C. Sheppard
Robinson Bakery
Elizabeth Clinard
Greensboro
John R. May
Thomasville
George Rives
Rendezvous Club Hosts Bridge Evening in Kernersville
Mise Dorothy Mc Cuiston entertained the Rendezvous Bridge Club and guests with four tables of play decorated in red white and roses. Prizes went to Miss Forrest Hastings and Mrs. James T. Justice Sr. A reception at the Community House honored new members and officers with music and a red themed display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Mise
Dorothy McCuiston
Rendezvous Bridge Club
Forrest Hastings
James T. Justice, Sr
Mra. Justice
George Washington
Mesdames Arhiee Hammocks
Hugh Justice
Margaret Allen
Hees Hastings
Mary Lil- Nan Tucker
Rebecca Wodenhamer
Esther McKaughan
Dorothy McCuleton
Missos Rose Linville
Martha Metaire
Elvora Eads
BE. Knapp
Tom Stuart
Charles Carter
Clarence Stafford
M. Vance Fulp, Jr
Richard Whitaker
Kenneth Greenfield
Fred Morris
Misa Margaret Allen
Mies Rebeccs Bodenhamer
Ths
Rebeccan Rodenhamer
Delores Fagg
Margaret Stafford
Hetty Frances Lar
Jefferson Davis program highlights at Point Chapter
February meeting of the Point Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy was hosted at R. Harrison’s Wilt Boulevard home. Chester Herth spoke on Jefferson Davis born 1809 in Kentucky died 1889, praising his honesty loyalty and military skill. Mee A. T. Wishart urged district meeting attendance in Asheboro March 18. Refreshments recalled George Washington’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point
United of the Confederacy
R. Harrison
Wilt Bulevard
Jefferts
Chester Herth
Kent
Point Military Academy
Ite
Kentucky
Hfe
A. T. Wiebart
Haworth
Corral
Nastated Harrison
John As & Welborn
Stirewall
Thurlow Kearns
George Washington
Tea Honors Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Whitesell at Auxiliary
Approximately sixty ladies called on a pleasant afternoon at Mrs. Lewis E. Johnson Street home to honor Mrs. C. Robbins and Mrs. Whitesell. The event featured yellow and green decor, a refined dining room table, floral jonquil centerpiece, and a receiving line with members of the Women’s Auxiliary and church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis EF. Johnson
Henderson Party Honors Mrs. Henderson on Birthday
Mrs. EB A Henderson of 1 street hosted a February 29 birthday party with Edith and Doris Smith. Guests included Mamie Howard Madge Dens Corns Eden Lowe Francis Mesars J C Roach J C Modlin James Potts Lloyd Hall Donald Young Har Le C Andrews and other friends. The Pentagon club planned a regular 7:30 pm meeting on the avenue with Mildred Purgur in charge. A daughter’s birth was noted for Monday February 27 at 408 Grayson care. Grubb and Jessie tones aided by J Grubb and Jamett Ward recover from appendicitis at Guilford General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Henderson
Ter
Edith
Derise
Washington
Doris Smith
Denis
Mra
Mamie Howard
Madge ‘Dens Corns
Eden Lowe
Dorise Smith
Francis Mesars
J. C. Roach
J. C. Modlin
James Potts
Lioyd Hall
Donald Young
Har. le C. Andrews
le’ Pentagon Club
Grayson
Grubb
Mia Jessie Tonesity
Dance Sponsors And Escorts To Be Feted At Party Tonight
A party at the Duck clubhouse in Sedgefield begins at nine o clock to honor Deck club dance sponsors and their escorts from last Friday. Miss Ruth with Owen Ritchie and Miss Margaret Galloway with Bill Horney are among the honorees along with Miss Geraldine Mangum Burlington with Hubert Dickey and Miss Elizabeth Bishop with Woodrow Teague. A few invited guests will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Duck
Margia Hancock
Mildred Marshall
George Barbee
Bil Lindeman
Ruth
Owen Ritchie
Margaret Galloway
Greensboro
Bill Horney
Geraldine Mangum
Burlington
Hubert Dickey
Elizabeth Bishop
Woodrow Teague
Mrs Sprinkle to Visit Tornado Stricken North Carolina
Mary Camp Sprinkle of the National Red Cross will depart after a stay at her home to inspect damage from a tornadic windstorm in western North Carolina. She will travel to Charlotte to assess impacts on stricken communities, noting a few colored families’ homes destroyed near Concord and aided by the Charlotte Red Cross chapter. Miss Eula Weaver hosts Miss Edith Millikan the past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Camp Sprinkle
National Red Cross
North Carolina
Charlotte
Greensboro Social Calendar Highlights Week’s Engagements
The Mere dith college Alumnae chapter hosts two benefit bridge parties at Mrs. A Lee Gibson 408 East Washington. Ace-Hi bridge club meets Mrs EB A Wright Homestead Ave. Alruse club dinner at Sheraton private dining room. Business and Professional Girls hear Anna Seaburg Greensboro at YWCA Hut. Contract club hosted by Mrs James Mof Arbordale. Bnai Israel Aid hosts Mrs H Gordon English 10. Burkdank Garden Club meets Mrs David T Yow 204 Edgedale Dr. Good Will Garden Club at Monthew Ave. Wednesday Book Club luncheon Mrs A BE Taplin 1208 Woodland Dr. Thursday Omege chapter Kappa Gamma Sorority lecture Sheraton committee room. Rose lecture by Robert Pyle Sheraton ballroom. Friday YWCA luncheon Industrial committee YW Hut. Priscilla club Mrs C A Ring Sr North Main St Ecker Apt. Piedmont German Club dance Emery Greensboro music by Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith College
Mra
A. Lee Gibson
East
Washington Street
EB. A. Wright
Homestead Avenue
Alruse Club
Sheraton
Misa Anna Seaburg
Greensboro
Mra. James
Arbordale
B'nai Israel
Beneof
H. Gordon
Burkdank Garden Club
David T. Yow
Edgedale Drive
Good Will Garden Club
Monthew Avenue
A. BE. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Omege
Robert Pyle
West Grove
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Industrial Committee of
The
Y. W. Hut
Priscilla Club
C. A. Ring, Sr
Ecker
North Main Street
Semi-Annual Recital Delights Audience At Mrs Koonts Home
Music pupils of Mrs. H V Koonts performed a semi annual recital last evening at 233 Edgedale Drive. Students presented pieces by Blake Williams and others with guests Elizabeth Andrews Ruth Ellis and family in attendance. Mr and Mrs Robert Ridge announce the birth of son Robert Edward on February 14 at 1102 West Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Koonts
D. Gibson
Edgedale Drive
Beauty
Gautier Sloan Gibson
Mrs. Gibson
Blake Butterfly
Blake Bobby Supplier
Acea Cees Ake
Ruth Ellis
Diane Tucker
Mary
Little Jack Horner
Pat Thomas
Happy Farmer
Schumann Sloan Gibson
Bobby Koonts
Virgil Elizabeth ‘Andrews
Brahms Hunter Dalton
Robert Ridge
Robert Edward
West Green Street
Miss Marie Jones Hosts Bride’s Party at Thomasville Home
Miss Marie Jones hosted a Monday bridge party at her West Main street home to honor Mrs. M. C. Elledge formerly Miss Lucy Mason. Guests included Fortnightly club members and friends. prizes were awarded for high and low scores. A two course supper followed with several other social favors and many local residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Marie Jones
West Main Street
M. C. Elledge
Lucy Mason
Elledge
H. T. Hethcock
R. H M. Phillips
Moyer Mendenhall
Male Maye Livengood
Madeline Ver
Ralph Wilson
L. C. Bridges
L. Pollock
Alma Jennings
Ruby Matthews
R. Jennings
Dave MacJeaver
Mies Jones
F. D. Jones
Decie Chambers
Rufus Loftin
Ruth Jarrett
Catherine Conrad
Trula Wagner
Woodrow Clinard
Local Notices On Health And Visits In City
Dr. George T. Wood Sr. returns from Charlotte Sanatorium improved. Oleane Clodfelter ill at home. Mrs. Burleigh J. Miller convalescing after February 17 operation. Miss Sara E. McMillion ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. H. S. Whittington recovering from appendectomy. Mrs. Van Dusenburg seriously ill at 603 East Green St. Maude Ranney visiting Miss Elsie Gates. Gates not in Illinois as previously stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do. M. Griffith
James Griffith
James Griffith, Jr
Monroe
Charles Griffith
New York City
Sam Holland
Raleigh
Sam Holland, Jr
Mount Holly
Hampton Thompson
W. P. Leonard
High Point
W. BR. Stafford
Mise Blanche Stafford
John Hill Horton
Winston-Salem
Robert Thompson
Lexington
Jimmy Starkey
David Wagner, Jr
David Wagner
City Memorial Hospital
G. C. Ritchie
St. John's Church
Concord
Luther Grimes
Lloyd Yeats
D. H. Sechrest
Trula Wagner
Loren Sullivan
Sallie McColman
Webster Stevens
McCol, 8. C
Anna Adams
George T. Wood, Sr
Charlotte Sanatorium
Burleigh J. Miller
Thurston Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Sara E. McMillion
Green Street
Maude Ranney
Monmouth
Ilinois
Elsie Gates
Howell Street
Miss Gates
Oak View Study Group Meets This Evening
The Oak View Parent-Teacher association Child Study Group will meet at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Mrs C H Rhodes will address the group on Friendliness. Patrons and friends of the school are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
C. H. Rhodes
Resolutions of Respect for Millie Austin Stedmas
The Woman's Wesley Bible Class mourns the death of Millie Austin Stedman on January 1 1937 and notes her constant readiness to help church activities and charitable causes. Her bright personality drew customers to Austins store and her community generosity left a lasting impact. The class expresses sorrow and hopes to meet her again in heaven, honoring her as a model Christian mother and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milaie Austin Stedmas
Woman's Wesley Bible Clas
Millie Austin Stedman
Wesley Bible
Childrens
Winston-Salem
Austin
Millie
Noble
Ife
Woman's
Mise Roea Sutherland
Fanny Slocum
Hooper Feted At Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. R. L. Hooper of 1410 English Street hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her husband on Sunday February 21 celebrating his twenty ninth birthday. Attending were Wanda and Ronnie Hooper L G Smith and family Jesse Hooper and family Mrs Beulah Johnson Mr and Mrs W L Hooper Mrs C F Rogers and Charles Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hooper
English Street
Wanda
Ronnie Hooper
L. G. Smith
Jesse Hooper
Kellogg All bran cereal promises natural relief for constipation
An old advertisement claims Kellogg's All-Bran uses bulk and vitamin BR to tone intestines and clear the bowels naturally. It promotes two tablespoons daily, or more if needed, and notes digestion benefits from a ready to eat cereal made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Ant-Bray Ab
Battle Creek
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Miss Snyder
Y. E. Sheppard
City
Pauline
Rendezvous Club
Kis
R. P. Larking
Dorie Allen
Katheryn Bellamy
Perse
Gates McKauslin
Rocky, Mount
DD. KE. McKauslin
Harion Johnston
Mre. Johnston
Mire R. B
Dallas
Tessas
Lora Stewart Andittle
Lenoir
Zora Stewart
Willie Stewart
Ghters
Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Ames Robbins
Whitesell
Henderson
Pentagon Club
Birth Ughter
Jamett Ward
Guilford General
Mrs. Sprinkle
Eula Weaver
High Point Route 3
Edith Millikan
Sophia
Gollare
Hare Drug Store
Walker Quality
Emery Greensboro
Blake Flea
Blake
Blake Bill Freeman
Elizabeth Andrews
Butterfly
Merkel Hunter Dalton
Mareh
Seagle
Cee
Ee Og
Wetre i
Bos
Ane
Miss Marie Jones
Betty Jennings
Duke University
Mre. R. G. Jennings
Park Avenue
Miss Jennings
Helen Pickens
Irene Batchelor
Virginia Smith
Barbara Gaines
Marjorie Moody
Messre Clem James
Harvey Machen
Don Clark
John O'Brien
Washington, D. C
Mary Alice Hoover
Fast Main Street
Margaret Palmer
Wilma Wall
Josephine Pepper
Doris Loftin
Mary Brown Crawford
Daisy Hall
Gertrude Kirk
Meyer Mendenhall, Jr
Royal Jennings
Amos Ragan
Roger Matthews
Norman Saunders
Edwin Peace
James Barnhart
Henry Pope
Jack Gunter
Julius Green
Bernard Smith
Lena Pratt
Salem Street
Alice Lambeth
Wilson's Mille
Nell Sturkey
Womens’ College
M. Sturkey
Marian Welch Stewart
Matthews
G. T. Cochrane
Gladys Black
Salisbury
Mrs. Black
Jane Pratt
B. R. Clodfelter
Oleane
Inmenza
Thistle Street
H. 8. Whittington
Barbee Street
Guilford General Hospital
Virginia United Manufacturing Co
Pittsburgh
S. Main
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