Junior D A R Conference Luncheon Highlights Program
North Carolina Junior D A R members shaped today’s state conference events at Wesley Memorial Church and the Sheraton Hotel. Leaders including Mrs Henry TM Robert Jr and Mrs Eugene N Davis addressed 56 attendees during breakfast and luncheon with toasts in poetry and presentations of gifts in blue and white.
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North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Haywood Robbins
Charlotte
Henry ™. Robert, Jr
National Society
Eugene N. Davis
George Schermerhorn
William Pouch
R. E. Creyke
Hugh Patterson
PD. A. R
Robert
Schermerhorn
Pouch
Statesville
Raleigh
Wesley Memorial Church
Charles W. McAnally
H. O. Steele
Children of the American Revolution
Hubert Patterson
Roy Cagle
Lucy Finley
Coit Robinson
Elizabeth Horne
Resolutions Committee
J. M. Kerr
J. Gurney Briggs
Nine Tables In Play At Country Club Bridge Here
Nine tables of bridge were in play at the Emerywood country club ladies party at the clubhouse yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Metcalfe Jr won the double deck drawing. Hostesses were Mesdames J H Walker Jr and Arvin Groome, with many club members attending. Mrs S B Parker of Miami has returned to High Point and is again in charge of millinery at Harllee's.
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Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames J. H. Walker, Jr
Arvin Groome
Fred Metcalfe, Jr
Mesdames Ef, C. Atkinson, Jr
June Scott
J. H. Ayers
James B. Lovelace
Robert Davis
A. Scott Parker
W. E. Mitchell
E. A. Sumner
John H. Davis
Roy Welborn
Ed Lyon
G. V. Stroupe
Joseph ‘. Weaver
John C. Abels
CC. F. Tomlinson
E. T. Howard
W. F. Grayout
Maurice Eble
E. B. Gamble
Valette J. Harris
John Pickett
Walter Fleischmann
R. A. Sheloff
Hal Davis
R. D. Tilson
F. E. Moses
C. 8. Beaver
Judson C. Jones
L. W. Flythe
A. A. Oliver
FE. G. Watkins
P. Y. Adams
A. L. Stevens
S. 8. Parker
Miami, Fla
High Point
Harllee’s Department Store
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Events
Wednesday evening features an informal D A R dance at the Sheraton Hotel hosted by fourth district chapters. Thursday includes Tea and Topics at North Main Street, a Katherine Cornell program, and Friday lists two hostings by Mrs W W Idol plus Philomathean Club, a tea for Miss Pattie Thomas and Miss Katherine Malloy, a bridge party at the Sheraton Hotel, a Mikado cabaret at Em erywood, and weekend events with Mrs Amos and Miss Amos. Carl Thompson speaks at YWCA book club.
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Sheraton Hotel
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
A. G. Douglas
Katherine Cornell
Priscilla Club
Philomathean Club
Charles Ragan
Hillcrest Drive
Josephine Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Pattie Thomas
Katherine Malloy
Yanceyville
High Point
parent-Teacher Council
E. C. Bryant
Floyd Wilson
Mikado
Emerywood Country Club
Eastern Star Chapter Receives Flag From State Official
High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Merchie Andrews presiding. Special guest Mrs. Edna Moag and husband Harold Moag presented an Eastern Star flag and dedicated a new US flag for chapter rites. An oyster supper was planned for March 7 with forty-two attendees including visitors from LaBelle 109 Albany and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Merchie Andrews
Edna Moag
Harold Moag
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Greensboro
Moag
United States
Rowley Thomas
Estella Dean
LaBelle
Albany
Ind
Irene Kanyon
Hillsboro
Lillian Hill
Lexington
Viola Strayhorn
Octo Club Feted By Mrs Dickens at Richardson Street
Mrs Arthur Dickens hosted the Octo Club gathering last evening with three bridge tables in play. Miss Sara Howerton won first score prize a makeup cape and Miss Anna Reeves the runner up soap. A tempting salad course labeled Raggie Ann Dolls was served by Mrs Dickens assisted by Mrs William Robertson and Miss Martha Dickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dickens
Richardson Street
Sara Howerton
Anna Reeves
Sixth Grades At Elm Street To Present Washington Painting
The sixth grades of Elm Street School will present a painting of George Washington by Thomas E. Dodamead tomorrow night at 7 30. The event accompanies a George Washington program during the Parent Teacher Association meeting announced by Mrs. Edgar Hartley.
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George Washington
Thomas E. Dodamead
Elm Street
Parent
Edgar Hartley
George Washinon
Dinner Bridge Held at Mrs Clinard's Arbordale Home
Mrs John W Clinard Jr hosted a Tuesday Contract Bridge Club dinner at her Arbordale Drive home. Guests enjoyed a two course meal at pastel decorated tables with narcissi and freesia arrangements before three tables of bridge. Mrs W E Mitchell won the prize a novelty package of hand decorated tea sugars.
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John W. Clinard, Jr
Dinner Bridge
Arbordale Drive
W. E. Mitchell
DAR National Head Urges Preservation Of Democratic Foundations
Mrs. Henry M. Robert Jr. of Annapolis addressed a banquet at the Sheraton honoring DAR officers and state regents during the North Carolina DAR conference. She tied the society’s fiftieth anniversary to its historic, educational, and patriotic missions and urged preservation of American democratic foundations.
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Foundation of American Liberty
Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry M. Robert, Jr
Annapolis
National Society
Sheraton Hotel
North Carolina
Robert
The
Washington, D. C
United States of America
Ben
U D C Chapter And Legion Auxiliary Host DAR Visitors Tea Scene
U D C chapter and Legion Auxiliary welcomed D A R state officers and visitors for the North Carolina DAR state conference with a tea at Mrs. M J Wrenn's West Broad Street home. Hosts arranged a red white and blue themed setting with calla lilies carnations and roses, and music by Mrs J Earl Teague and Miss Evelyn Sharpe complemented the cordial reception.
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M. J. Wrenn
West Broad Street
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
American Legion Auxiliary
North Carolina
I. T. Mann
H. Albion Millis
Frank Hunsucker
A. E. Tate
Arden
Morrison
L. E. Fisher
Asheville
Eugene N. Davis
Raleigh
Henry M. Robert
J. F. Hayden
W. C. Idol
R. L. Waynick
Jack Burris
R. H. Sechrest
Mesdames A. L. Whitaker
J. E. Kirkman
M. T. Hicks
J. Earl Teague
Evelyn Sharpe
Betsy Davis Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Betsey Davis daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Philip B. Davis hosted her sixth birthday at Emerywood Country Club. Easter theme decorations with a farm scene, chickens and rabbits centered the table for refreshments. Games and Easter baskets served as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Davis
Betsey Davis
Philip B. Davis
515 Parkway
Emerywood Country Club
Altrusans See Illustrated Garden Show at Sheraton Dinner
Altrusa club members and guests attended a semi monthly dinner at the Sheraton with a Mid-Week Garden club program headed by Mrs Hoke Bullard. Glowing garden slides from Members of Winston Salem and High Point were shown with poems piano numbers and songs performed by Mrs Bullard Mrs Amos and Mrs Briggs. Favor prizes bearing Altrusa blue and Girl Scout emblems were placed at each plate.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Garden Club
Hoke Bullard
High Point
Marie Caddell
Myrtle Barthmater
Gardena
Bullard
H. T. Hudson
R. T. Amos
J. Gurney Briggs
J. E. Millis
R. T. Amon
Mrs Fleischmann Delivers Plays Overview for AAUW
Mrs Walter Fleischmann of the college speech and dramatics faculty discusses current Broadway plays and authors during the AAUW February meeting at Mrs G I Humphreys home. Her vocal selection Danny Boy is noted and library matters are briefly touched. Nellie Dundas remains critically ill at Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro.
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American Association of University Women
Walter Fleschmann
Mra
G. I. Humphreys
N. P. Yarborough
Ben Hill
Mra. Fleischmann
Speech and Dramatics
Danny Boy
High Point City
W. 0. Idol
Misa
Nellie Dundas
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Miss Dundas Resides With Sister In Greens boro
Miss Dundas has been living with her sister Mrs W C Boren in Greensboro for several years. The arrangement appears long term as she remains in that home.
Women Work talk highlights rising employment for women
At a Business and Professional Girls club dinner at the YWCA Greensboro Christine Price Florance spoke on Women Work. She noted a shift from 1850 public work barriers to a 1930 census showing many women as earners and discussed education and loyalty as factors shaping women in business. Visitors included Mrs Florence, Mrs Handelin, and Mrs Hutto.
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Christine Price Florance
Greensboro
Florance
North Carolina
Miss Nash
Flo
Helen Deans
Professional Girls
C. A
Mare
Thealer
Handelin
Hutto
Louise White Celebrates Second Birthday Party
Mrs. Terry White hosted at 1112 Rotary Drive for her daughter Louise M White with cake and ice treats. Guests included Peggy Mitchell, Linda Lewis, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Sue Martin, Larry Anderson, Jerry Loft, Frank Jr, and others as the event marked Louise’s second birthday. The Truth Seekers of Green Street Baptist Church meet Friday evening at Mrs. Margaret’s home on Thom road with a program led by Mrs. Wheeless revealing names of “Tals.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry White
Rotary Drive
Louise M White
Peggy Mitchell
B Tilleen
Linda Lewis
Naneis
Mary Elizabeth Johnson
Sue Martin
Winston- Larry Anderson
Jerry Loftron Godfrey
Frank Jr
Green Street Baptist Churc
Margaret
Thom Road
Wheeless
CARDAT Aids Appetite and Digestion to Ease Dysmenorrhea
An article notes functional dysmenorrhea may stem from malnutrition and CARDAT can help. CARDUT supposedly increases appetite and gastric juice flow, aiding digestion and supporting overall nourishment.
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Cardat
Cardut
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le Saleak
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Junior D. A. R
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J. W. Lindsay
Mr. Briggs
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Cronstedt
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Theodore Morrison
Virginia Horne
Wadesboro
Mae Kirkman
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Reid Marsh
Dan W. Smith
J. Glenn Pennington
Embree H. Blackard
W. A. Balsley
Charles Alexander
Alexander
Dan D. Arden
Woman's Club
H. D. Sears
C. K. Proctor
Oxford
Lenoir Donnell
Oak Ridge
J. W. House
Wilson
Charles Wallace
Morehead
J. A. Groves
Albemarle
Eleanor Amos
Carl Thompson
Yy. W. C. A. Book Club
J. H. Adams
C. E. S. Chapter
Mrs. Dickens
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Philip Davis
Ralph Slate
James S. Moffitt
Herman Smith
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Jesse Washburn
Sam Strickland
W. B. Mitchell
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W. H. Belk
Byron Haworth
Helen Bryan Chamberlain
Edwin C. Gregory
Robert Gayle
Dorothy Hoskins
Janet Hall
J. Gurney Briges
U. D.C
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D. A R
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New York City
Children of the Revolution
North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution
Altrusans
Henry A. White
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
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