Jones Will Speak on Cancer at Woman's Club Event
Randolph Jones Jr. will address the High Point Woman's Club on Wednesday at 3 30 p m at the Sheraton as part of a national campaign by the Field Army for cancer education and prompt treatment. He heads Duke Tumor Clinic and will discuss cancer aspects and curability while officials from women's clubs parent teacher associations and medical professionals are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Jones, Jr
High Point Womclub
Sheraton
Woman's
Field Army
Jones
Duke Tumor Clinic
Urses
Allen HS Drama Presents Twilight Alley Tonight on Friday
The Allen high school grammar grades will present a theater piece Twilight Alley at 7 30 Friday March 3 east of the play featuring Eleanor Hicks Thomas Dudley Brewer Tuttle and Doris Moffitt in a life in a tenement setting.
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Allen H School
Eleanor’ Hicks
Thomas
Dudley Brewer
Tuttle
Doris Moffitt
Kirkman Says School Reopens After Illness Closure
W G Kirkman announced that the local school will reopen for classes tomorrow morning after a weeklong closure due to illness. He noted the community's relief and urged students to return ready to learn.
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W. G. Kirkman
Smith and Easter Bride Wed in Intimate Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Louise Smith and Walter Easter Jr solemnized Saturday February 11 at Rev O L Easter’s home 209 West Lexington Ave. The ceremony featured a trio of singing bridesmaids and a Wagner chorus with “I Love Thee” played during vows. The bride’s beige spring suit and yellow rose corsage are noted. The couple plans a wedding trip to Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Smith
Walter Easter, Jr
O. L. Easter
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Easter
Josephine Pope
Mary Louise Hasty
Betty Chrisman
Gladys Stone
Conoy C. Moran, Jr
Ward Street
M. FB
W. W. Williard
Shirley Welborn
Lucille Everhart
Charles White
Miss Welborn
Hugh A. Moran
Miss Jewell Plummer
Mesdames
Ollie Southern
Alene Way
Helen Stone
John Murrow
Roy Way
Tilden Stone
Calvin Freeman
Moran
R. F Stone
English Street
C. C. Moran
Jamestown
High Street
Founders Day Observed by Jamestown P T A Program
Jamestown P T A marked Founders Day with a program in the school auditorium led by president Mrs. P C Futrelle. Reports from committees followed a devotional by two fifth grade girls and a future study on The Family in Democracy.
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Jamestown P-T. A
P. C. Futrelle
N. P. Alexander
Wilson
Ida Millis
Alexander
Luthree
Barnes
Nicholas
Athletic Association
Edith Rudisell
Farlow
Bowling
Zelma Parker
Bumgarner
U D C Chapter Plans Monday Program on New Orleans
The February meeting of the High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will convene Monday at 3 30 P M at 447 South Main Street. Mrs A T Wishart heads the program and will present New Orleans as the topic.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
A. T. Wishart
New Orleans
Main ST
Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary
Main Street Methodist Church
Debaters Named for State Triangular Contest and Plays Set
Friday prelim selections name Doris Bundy Ruby Pendry Kenneth Gunn and O Neill Michell to represent the school in the state triangular debate with Martha Bundy as alternate. The dramatic club presents three one act plays Friday night March 3 in the auditorium The Very Naked Boy Gains and Gains Jr Pawnshop Granny.
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Doris Bundy
Ruby Pendry
Kenneth Gunn
O’neill Michell
Martha Bundy
Dramatic Club
Gains and Gains, Jr
Mrs. H. A. White Speaks to State Club Gatherings
Mrs. H. A. White, recent attendee of the Conference on the Cause and Cure of War in Washington, D. C., spoke Thursday in Summerfield about the meeting. She also addressed Hamlet on Wednesday and will speak in Madison for the Tuesday Afternoon Book club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. White
Washington, D. C
Summerfield
Hamlet
Madison
Social Arts Club Entertained By Mrs. E. C. Harville
The Social Arts Club met at Mrs. E. C. Harville's Colonial Drive home Friday afternoon with nine members present. A brief business session set plans for a birthday luncheon at the next meeting honoring Leland B. Nelson, and a committee of Mrs. McCrary, Rose, and Koonce was named.
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Social Arts Club
E. C. Harville
Colonial Drive
A. J. Koonce
Leland B. Nelson
Echo Staff Hostesses For Girl Scout Tea
Senior Girl Scouts of troop one hosted a tea at the Sheraton hotel to promote The Echo mimeographed Scout periodical. Guests included Mrs. Geddie Strickland and Mrs. Dona Nichols Glazier, with Miss Nell Stallings and Miss Barbara Brooks present. Echo staff listed with roles such as editor in chief Mabel Mc Murray and advertising manager Kathleen Horney.
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Troop One
the Echo
Sheraton Hotel
Geddie Strickland
Dona Nicholas Glazier
Nell Stallings
Barbara Brooks
Local residents share visits and health updates
Mrs Betty F Long of Rockingham arrives for an extended visit with daughter Mrs Howard S Hartzell and Mr Hartzell at 204 Guilford Avenue. Mr and Mrs George West of 821 West Circle Drive travel to Bodyton Virginia for weekend with friends. Mrs Sam Hunt remains very ill at 504 Tate Street. Doris Jean Wall daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Wall of Trinity recovering after a mastoid operation at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs A S Coffield recuperating at 312 Monroe Street after a recent three week illness. Friends of Alvis Martin note he is a patient at Guilford General Hospital. Henry Mayo of Raleigh visiting John Rothrock on Woodrow Avenue for open house and Piedmont German club dance at Emerywood. J Wesley Smith a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital recovering after an operation and plans to leave hospital in about a week. Mrs T W Hampton returned to 813 West Green Street from Chicago where she spent three months with son J P Forrest. Mrs Paul Jones ill at Archdale with septic sore throat improved and able to have visitors. Mr and Mrs C G Bedford with Mrs W W Raper left for Atlanta and Florida trip. Bedford will attend the Iron Firemen dealers national convention in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Jean Wall
C. G. Wall
Trinity
Guilford General Hospital
Henry Mayo
Raleigh
John Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
J. Wesley Smith
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. G. Bedford
W. W. Raper
Atlanta
Florida
Mr. Bedford
Iron Firemen
Mid-Week Garden Club Meets With Mrs Harris
The Mid-Week Garden Club holds its regular meeting on Wednesday March 1 at 10 thirty in the home of Mrs Valette J Harris on Rockford road. All members are expected to attend.
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Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
G. W. Ball Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
G W Ball was honored at a surprise birthday dinner at his home 331 West Burton street with relatives and friends in attendance. Guests included Rev. D W Pike, Ed Ball, Leola Ball, Ed Whidden, Grady Burton, Buddy Ball, Edgar Whidden Jr., J C Burton, Carol Whidden, Erva Freeman and Edna Ball.
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G. W. Ball
West Burton Street
Rev
D. W Pike
Ed Ball
Leola Ball
Ed Whidden
Grady Burton
Buddy Ball
Edgar Whidden
J. C. Burton
Carol Whidden
Erva Freeman
Edna Ball
Philomathean Club Sets Friday Meeting at New Home
The Philomathean Club will hold its regular Friday afternoon gathering at 3 oclock at Mrs. Clarence Ragan's home, 204 Hillcrest Drive. Members are asked to note the change of meeting location from Mrs. J E Kirkman’s residence.
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Philomathean Club
Clarence Ragan
Hillcrest Drive
J. E. Kirkman
Alpha Theta Psi Alumnae Meet Monday Evening
The alumnae chapter of Alpha Theta Psi sorority will meet Monday at 7 30 PM at the home of Miss Jewel Welch on Winston-Salem road with Mrs Thom as Strickland serving as associate hostess.
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Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Jewel Welch
Winston-Salem Road
Thomas Strickland
Martha Holton
Young Women’s Auxiliary
Green Street Baptist Church
Maude Burrows
Whiteoak Street
Church Social Notes and Parish Meetings Highlight Week
Local church groups schedule meetings and activities across Welch and Green Street areas. Mollie Phipps Philothea class convenes Tuesday at Calvary M church, Eva Ridge leads Welch Memorial EN DEAVOR today, and Lenten rites led by Rev Hartzell are set for St Mary’s parish. Other classes and auxiliaries meet Monday evenings at Green Street Baptist, Main Street Methodist, Pisgah Baptist, and Wesley Memorial, with games and activities reported for youth.
Utopian Study Club Plans Meeting with Mrs Snow
The Utopian Study Club will meet with Mrs Rodney Snow at 407 Woodbrook Court Wednesday afternoon. The gathering begins at three thirty as usual in her home per yesterday's notice.
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Utopian Study Club
Rodney Snow
Woodbrook Court
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Kirkman
Eutty
Winston-Sa
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R. V. Brewer
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Winston-Salem, N
Burlington
David Harman
Uilford Memorial Park
Greensboro
High Point Administration
Rosaine
S. Main Street
Kress
Miss Stone
Conoy Moran, Jr
Echo
Betty F. Long
Rockingham
Howard S. Hartzell
Mr. Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
George West
West Circle Drive
Bodyton, Va
Sam Hunt
Tate Street
A. S. Coffield
Monroe Street
Alvis Martin
T. W. Hampton
West Green Street
Chicago
J. P. Forrest
Paul Jones
Archdale
Alpha Theta Psi
Biltmore
Biltmore Hotel
Kerner’s
Kernersville
Pittsburgh Press
Washington Herald
Richmond Times
Dispatch
Knoxville News
Sentinel
North Carolina Today
Mollie Phipps
Mollie Phipps Philothea
Calvary M. &. Church
Intermediate
C. E
The
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Eva Ridge
Hartzell
Howard
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
J. W. Thompson
Parkway
Green ST
Sunshine
Pisgah Baptist Church
J. B. Lackey
East Green Street
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
Margaret Andrews
Cular
J. W. Woollen
Alex Whitley
H. W. McCain
Mrs. Snow
Sheraton Hotel Grill
Cently
North State Telephone Co
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