Mrs John C Abels Heads Tri City Pi Beta Phi Chapter
Mrs John C Abels was elected president of the Tri City Alumnae chapter of Pi Beta Phi at a luncheon at Drywood Country Club. Other officers include Mrs O S Rees Winston Salem president and Mrs W M Jarrell recording secretary. Next meeting in Greensboro on April 6 with founders day luncheon planned.
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John C. Abels
Tri-City
Pi Beta Phi
John ©. Abels
Ational Sorority
Drywood Country Club
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Abels
O. 5.Rees
W. M. Jarell
E. Wright
Armistead Sappesboro
Armistead Sapp
Charles B. Davis
Flax McAlister
Mesdames
Marmaduke, Robbins
Mary Elizabeth King
ntre Nous Club Entertained Here By Mrs H N Phillips
An attractive meeting of the ntre Nous club was hosted by Mrs H N Phillips at her Parkway home. Floral arrangements featured pussywillow and spring blossoms with Boston Rock as entertainment. refreshments followed with salad and courses. Guests included Mrs W Stanley Davis, Mrs R K Stewart, Miss Carrie Ogburn, and club members listed from the group.
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Ntre Nous Club
H. N. Phillips
Tre Nous Club
H .Lips
Parkway
Boston Rock
W. Stanley Davis
Phillips
Greeneboro
R. K. Stewart
Mise Carrie Ogburn
Winston- Salem
8. C. Clark
Téeur le Temps
Frank Townson
C. W. Gilliam
George Washington
Church Social Oysters and Chicken Sup Planned
The Ladies Aid Society of the Miret Christian church will host an oyster and chicken supper at the Community House on Elm Street starting at five tomorrow. Proceeds fund painting the church. The Woman's Missionary Society of Highland M E church met Tuesday with Mrs G R Ward, president, in charge and Ward elected deputy to the WMU conference. The society will present a program at the morning service.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Miret Christian Church
Woman's Missionary Seos Highland M. E. Church
G. R. Ward
Ward
Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
L. E B. Bird
Laura Wesson U D C Meeting Scheduled Next Monday
Laura Wesson U D C chapter will hold its regular meeting Monday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs G E Hutchens at her residence off West Lexington Avenue.
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Laura Wesson
G. E. Hutchens
West
Lexington Avenue
High Point UDC Set February Meeting Hosts Named
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its February meeting Monday afternoon next week. Mrs. A. T. Wishart, the president, announces Mrs. J. E. Marsh as hostess with assistance from Mesdames R. H. Sechrest and Joe Hoffman.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. T. Wishart
J. E. Mareh
Mesdames R. H. Sechrest
Joe Hoffman
New Social Club Event Hosted by Mrs Leland B Nelson
Mrs Leland B Nelson entertained High Point's Social Arts club at her home on 306 Louise Avenue yesterday afternoon. Eight members and one guest attended a three o'clock sewing and chat session with discussions on world events. Floral decor featured yellow bell and japonica. Refreshments included a salad and sweets served by Miss Mary McMahon.
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Leland B. Nelson
High Point
Social Arts Club
Louise Avenue
Mary McMahon
J. N. McCrary
E. C. Harville
T. R. Zimmerman
N. P. Holmes
Clyde Baxter
EB. Z. Jones
J. W. Rose
Drag Planned By Hunt For Week end Fixture
A hunt event is scheduled for tomorrow at two thirty starting from the Sedgefield Inn. It is the sole event of the weekend with a separate live hunt planned Saturday March at nine o’clock from the stables. Weather could delay both fixtures as winter conditions have already affected many club events.
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Gefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
University Women To Meet Monday Evening With Mrs Haworth
The newly organized AAUW chapter will meet Monday at 7 30 PM with president Mrs Horace Haworth at 411 Edg e Dale drive. Plans for the program will be announced later.
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Haworth
The
American Association of University Women
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Country Club Dance Tonight Promises Gala Event
Emerywood Country club adult members gather tonight for the February dance under new officers. Hors d oeuvres from 9:30 to 10 with dance cards, then dancing at 10 set to Lew Gogerty and his orchestra. Welcomes to new members, invited guests only, and other features planned by the entertainment committee.
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Emerywood Country Club
At Cludd
Lew Gogerty
Washington Duke Hotel
Durham
O. Henry
Greensboro
Brevard College Student to Spend Weekend with Mother
Miss Marcella Pendley of Brevard College, Brevard North Carolina, arrives this afternoon to stay with her mother, Mrs Ruby Pendley, at 501 Steele Street. Earl N Phillips returns from a business trip in New York City. Vance McGhee recuperates at Burrus Memorial Hospital after Monday operation. J Lee Stone is ill at home on 710 Carrick Avenue. Elmer P Hedrick and Bill Parham families return from a ten day Miami vacation.
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Marcella Pendley
Brevard College
Brevard, N. C
Ruby Pendley
Steele Street
Vance McGhee
Burrus Memorial Hospital
McGhee
The
Enterprise
J. Lee Stone
Carrick Avenue
Elmer PD
Hedrick
Bill Parham
City
Miami
Fla
First US Cheese Factory Opened in 1861 at Rome New York
The earliest cheese production facility in the United States began operations in 1861 in Rome, New York, marking a milestone in American dairy industry history.
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United States
Rome
N. Y
Mrs. J. F. Garner Hosts Thomasville Ace Of Clubs
Thomasville Ace of clubs visit Mrs. J. F. Garner for a bridge luncheon on Colonial Drive. Jonquils and seasonable blooms set a colorful scene as three tables of contract bridge yield prizes to Mrs. Walter Rapp, Mrs. Vernon Snider and Mrs. Frank Marr.
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Associated Press
Thomasville
J. F. Garner
Colonial Drive
Walter Rapp
Vernon Snider
Frank Marr
Mesdames G. T. Alexander
Alvah Boyles
J. S. Green
Paul Hassler
Charlies Fr. Phillips
W. G
Uncle Remus Play At Greensboro College
Greensboro College Players present Uncle Remus Creat ure at Odell auditorium under Miss Biba Henninger. The 3 PM performance features animal characters like Ever Rabbit and Her Fox wearing masks and showing human qualities from Joel Chandler Harris tales.
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Greensboro College Players
Uncle Remus
Joel Chandler Harris
Odell Auditorium
Biba Henninger
Eve'r Rabbit
Fox
Mis’ Meadows
de Gals
One-Woman Theater Arrives in High Point March 8
Dorothy Crawford, a Portland born monologuist with a career in writing music and acting, brings a unique one woman entertainment to the junior high school auditorium under the Cooperative Concert association. Her past work spans tragedy to comedy with critical praise. She has frequently appeared on the Pacific Coast and will perform March 8 at 8 30 pm as the third program in the season.
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Dorothy Crawford
High Point
Cooperative Concert Association
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
New York
Rubin Goldmark
Miss Crawford
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Calif
7 Cooperative Concert Association
Senior Class Play At Trinity Tonight
The Trinity high school auditorium hosts the annual senior class play "Nora, Wake Up!" this evening. Patrons, friends, and others interested in school activities are invited to attend the performance.
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Trinity
Nora
Trinity High School
Community group names leaders for school event
The property committee was headed by Roger Hedrick as chairman, with Ferman Pendergrass and Betty Ruth Walter. Diane Snyder acted as promoter. A large number of parents attended the enjoyable performance.
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Roger Hedrick
Ferman Pendergrass
Betty Ruth Walter
Diane Snyder
Girl Scout Leaders to Meet at Raleigh Field Institute
Girl Scout executive will meet in Raleigh North Carolina on March 1 with national board members regional committee members and council representatives from six nearby committees. Mrs H Plant Osborne of Jacksonville Florida and Miss Diana of Winston Salem North Carolina will attend along with Helen Oppenlander of Georgia Florida and the Carolinas. Council representatives from Durham Greensboro High Point Winston Salem and Reidsville are invited to join the Raleigh program.
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Girl Scout
Fional
Juliet Low
Field Institute
Raleigh
N. C
H. Plant Osborne
Jackville
Fla
Tional
Diana
Winston-Salem
Helen Oppenlander
Santa, Ga
Nazi
G Scouting
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