Births and meetings highlighted in local notices
Mr and Mrs J E Perryman Jr announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Anne on February 18 at Guilford General hospital. Several social and church events follow including Junior Y W A meeting at 7 30 pm at Mrs Shields home to study the mission book and a review tomorrow night. The High Point Alumnae office holds a 3 30 pm gathering with guests from Salem College and a tacky party is planned for Mechanicsville Junior Hall at 8 pm Thursday hosted by Daughters of America. Other items note births at Guilford General hospital and community church programs and meetings at First Reformed Wesley Memorial and Holden Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Perryman, Jr
Nancy Anne
Guilford General Hospital
Perryman
Willie Kate Wail
Greensboro
High Point
Em Alumnae Association
J. E. Millis
Emerywood
Salem
Macky
Mechanicsville
The
Daughters of America
Mrs
W. A. Frazier
Thomasville Garden Club Hosts Meeting at Lyles Home
Thomasville February 24. Members of the Garden club met Tuesday at Mrs G W Lyles home on Salem street. President Mrs C H Phillips led the meeting with twelve members reporting. Two new members Mrs C C Pritchard and Mrs David Long Jr were welcomed. Mrs G Marshall Hoover directed the program on planting the rock garden. Refreshments followed. Guests included Misses Mary Trotter Mary Louise Rucker and Sarah Harden of Greensboro. Irene Yarborough, Greensboro College student, visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Spring Street
Mary Trotter
Mary Louise Rucker
Sarah Harden
Greensboro
Holden sisters visit Kenly for weekend with friends
Mrs J E Holden Miss Lucille Holden and Miss Mildred Darden spent the week end in Kenly as guests of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Holden
Lucille Holden
Mildred Darden
Kenly
Miss Faye Long Visits With Keifer Long Family
Miss Faye Long a Catawba college student spent the weekend here with her parents Mr and Mrs Keifer Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Long
Catawba College
Mrs
Keifer Long
Duke Students Ethel Harrison Covington and Baker Visit Homes
Miss Ethel Mae Harrison Mary Faison Covington and Evelyn Baker three Duke University students spent the weekend at their respective homes in the area.
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Ethel Mae Harrison
Mary Faison Covington
Evelyn Baker
Duke University
Barker Family Visits Relatives Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barker and their son Billy of High Point spent Sunday in town as guests of Mrs. Barker's parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rice of Fisher Ferry street.
Mrs Arthur Black Leaves for New York City
Mrs Arthur Black departed Saturday for New York City due to her father's serious illness, traveling to be with him during his health crisis.
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Arthur Black
New York City
Greensboro Doctor Guests of Rev Fleming Couple
Dr. EB BE Gillespie of Greensboro was the weekend guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Fleming, visiting the area and staying at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. BE. Gillespie
Greensboro
J. K. Fleming
Birthday observance at Gilliam home honors Miss Hall
Mrs C W Gilliam entertained Saturday evening for Miss Maxine Hall's birthday with games and refreshments. Guests included Misses Josephine Williams Wavel Bumgardner Lillis Mack Blanche Gilliam Phyllis Wright William Mae Everhart Travis Crofts Rufus Loftin Willilard Everhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gilliam
Maxine Hall
Josephine Williams
Wavel Bumgardner
Lillis Mack
Blanche Gilliam
Phyllis Wright
Willia Mae Everhart
Travis Crofts
Rufus Loftin
Willilard Everhart
Ministers Dine With City Clergy at Baywood Hotel
Mrs J A Zeigier and Misses Ruth Berry and Nell Parkin spent the weekend in Wilson North Carolina. Rev J A Palmer and Rev J K Fleming hosted city ministers at a Baywood hotel dinner with a three course meal and musical numbers by local girls. Dr J C Leonard of Lexington spoke on The History of the Churches in Davidson County. Attendees included Rev and Mrs W L Hutchins and other clergy and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J
J. A. Palmer
Heidelberg Reformed Church
J. K. Fleming
First Presbyterian Church
Baywood Hotel
Gladys Black
Etna Little Palmer
Black
Palmer
J. C. Leonard
Lexington
Davidson County
Miss Eva White Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Miss Eva White entertained her bridge club Monday at her apartment near Pilot school with two tables in play. Mae Call was high scorer among the ladies and James Pollock won the gentlemen's prize a car ton cigarettes. Refreshments followed for Mae Call Ruth Myers Mr and Mrs Ray Hoover James Pollock French Smith and Charles Moore. Mrs E L Wedd hosted Mrs J M Alien of Louisburg for the weekend. Mr and Mrs J O Aliee returned to Asheville after visiting Mrs J W Clodfelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel Cox, Jr
Misa Cloninger
Greenville
5. C
Ray Hoover
Eva White
Moelle Clinard
Pilot School
Mae Call
James Pollock
Ruth Myers
French Smith
Charles Moore
Mount Gilead Visitors Spend Sunday with Local Family
Mrs Jane Ridenhour Mrs J A McAuley and Billy Scarboro of Mount Gilead spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J E Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ridenhour
J. A. McAuley
Billy Scarboro
Mount Gilead
J. E. Lambeth
Misses Hazelwood Martin and Curlees Visit Kannapolis Guests
Miss Lucy Hazelwood and Miss Ruth Martin plus Mr and Mrs W H Curlee spent the week end in Kannapolis as guests of Mrs Ed Seving, enjoying the hospitality and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Hazelwood
Ruth Martin
W. H. Curlee
Kannapolis
Ed. Seving
Ellen Faces Choice Between Barclay and Harrowgate
Ellen, a Barclay's salesgirl and Dreamland hostess, battles love for Larry Harrowgate with Steven Barclay's proposal on the table. After a tense night, Ellen contemplates leaving work to escape gossip while Myra supports her, urging self before money. A rent demand from John Farnum interrupts the rising tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Rossiter
Barclay’s Department Store
Dreamland
Molly Rossiter
Myra
Mike
Larry Harrowgathe
Elizabeth Bow
Rent, Riches, and a Morning Crisis in New York
In the early morning scene Ellen, Molly, and Myra scramble to raise rent money. Farnum threatens eviction as they barely scrape together $60 and a $12 weekly food and fare allowance. Ellen considers the risk of quitting her job while Dreamland Saturday offers little help. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Barclay's
Steven
Molly
Myra
Larry Harrowgate
Mike
Ocean
Amont’te
Dreamland
Fifth and seventh graders present Washington program
This morning the fifth and seventh grade students presented a Washington program before the assembled school. Several parents attended to witness the exercises. Participants wore colonial costumes. Notable numbers included the chorus Father of the Land We Love the original play Making the First Flag and twelve girls dancing the minuet.
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Jamestown
Washington
First Grade Planting Tree on Washington Playground
Wee first grade students will plant a tree on the Washington playground this week to honor the historical figure and promote outdoor learning.
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Washington
James Town PTA Meeting Highlights Washington Commemoration
The regular James Town P T A meeting will be held in the school Thursday at 7 30 PM. A combined program will commemorate Washington and the founding of national PTA during the session.
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Jamestown P. T. A
Washington
National P. T. A
Weekend guests at Jamestown Teacherage
Miss Sallie Wood a High Point College student and Miss Velma Hardy a Siler City teacher were weekend guests of Miss Laura Thompson at the Jamestown Teacherage, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Wood
High Point College
Velma Hardy
Siler City
Laura Thompson
Jamestown
Guilford County Teachers Meet in Greensboro on Home Room
Miss Annie J. Ray of Jamestown High School addressed Guilford County teachers in Greensboro about organizing the home room. She spoke on classroom structure and student engagement during the session.
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Guilford County
Greensboro
Annie J. Ray
Jamestown High School
Lola Smith Spends Weekend at Reidsville Home
Miss Lola Smith spent the weekend at her home in Reidsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Smith
Reidsville
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Walter Hedrick
T Denton
Donrca
Highoint Hospital
Hedrick
Jessie Sexton
Salem Alumnae
Reformed
First Reformed Church
Holden
Lottie Holden
S. G. Daniel
Lindsay Street
Mothers’ Prayer Meeting
Mothers’ Payer
J. H. Hubbard
East Green Street
E. W. Jones
G. L. Miller
High Point Hospital
Louise Cloninger
Pilot Consolidated School
Helen Fry
Margaret Freeland
Jean Cloninger
North Carolina College
Lemma Pearman
Rufffin
N. C
J. W. Cook
South Main Street
L. W. Cobb
Ruffin
B. L. Fentress
Susannah Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Thomasville Society
Irene Yarborough
Greensboro College
Catherine Cochrane
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Reid
W. L. Hutchins
M. O. Alexander
Saffit
John McMillian
Cline
H. W. Mater
M. L. Keesler
E. L. Wedd
J. M. Alien of
Louisburg
Mrs. J. O. Aliee
Asheville
J. W. Clodfelter
Steven Barclay
Larry
Barclay
Elien
Barclay’s
Mr. Barclay
Maters
John Farnum
Sechrest Funeral Home
Jamestown News
the Ladies’ Store
Joyce Compton
Billie Burke
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