D A C Chapter to Meet Here January Twenty Eight
The Virginia Dare chapter of the North Carolina Society of the Daughters of the American Colonials holds its semi annual meeting in High Point Monday January 28. Mrs J S Welborn state regent hosts at East Washington street home with guest of honor national D A C president Mrs J S Caffee from St Louis and Charlotte's national secretary Mrs Benjamin Wyche. Also attending are Mrs W H Belk state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Dare
North Carolina Society of the Daughters of the American Colonials
High Point
J. 8. Welborn
East Washington Street
J. 8. Caffee
St. Louis
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
Miss Nell McGhee Leaves For Akron Store Job
Miss Nell McGhee daughter of Mr and Mrs E B A Meahee leaves for Akron Ohio to join The Schulte United department stores She is an active D A C member and will work alongside Mrs Ralph Van Landingham of Charlotte The meeting program remains unannounced says Mrs Welborn yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell McGhee
EB. A. Meahee
Akron
Ohio
Schulte United Department Stores
Mrs Carter Dalton to New Orleans with companion
Mrs. Carter Dalton leaves Friday night for New Orleans and will be joined in Atlanta by Mrs. Gordon Burnett for the trip. Also notes of hospital recoveries and visits from Guilford General hospital and various hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
New Orleans
Dalton
Atlanta
Gordon Burnett
Cletus Clodfelter
Guilford General Hospital
Church Social Calendar Spans Many City Groups
Local church circles and auxiliaries plan Monday meetings across First Methodist Protestant M P Circle Seven Mabel Bullard Circle at Green Street Baptist Saint Mary's Guild Calvary EB Willing Workers and several Presbyterian circles. Last item notes High Point Garden Club with Rosa Stevens speaker Tuesday.
Revolutions in Invitations A Humorous Manifesto
An outspoken column proposes a businesslike revolution in sending invitations. It outlines a detailed form covering type, hosts, guests, timing, venue, menu, attire, and entertainment, plus a coded list of excuses for non attendance. The piece blends wit with mock procedural rigor and social satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biesness
Northern visitors fill Pinehurst season with golf and races
Pinehurst NC January notes unusually large northern visitation as cottages fill hotels prosper and golf courses see heavy play. Visitors include Verner Reed Jr and family, Virginia Perkins and Jean Harvey, Lorring Young, Loverings, W T McCullough, Dunlap Jr and other notables. Spotlight races run Saturdays by Sandhills teelechase and Racing Association with a best ball golf match starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Nevellee
North
South Carolina
Verner Z. Reid, Jr
New York
Pog Randolph
Anne Murray
Bunny Montgomery
John R. Drexel, Jr
L. L. Biddie
Richard P. Davidson
Verner Reed, Jr
Peter
Sandy Woods
Wesley Memorial Circles Plan Monday Meetings
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary circles announce meetings for Monday January 14 at 3 30 except circle eight at 7 30. Circle one led by Mrs C H Bass meets with Mrs Owen Reese at 214 X Lindsay Street with Mrs W B Hall as associate hostess. Circle two led by Mrs Claude Benton meets with Mrs W A Lambeth at 202 Hill Crest Drive. Circle three led by Mrs M J Crowder meets with Mrs Robert Hubbard Jr at 1100 Rotary Drive with Mrs Harold Bennett as associate hostess. Circle four led by Mrs E T Harrison meets with Mrs J A Johnson at 607 Colonial Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary
C. H. Bass
Owen Reese
Lindsay Street
W. B. Hall
Claude Benton
W. A. Lambeth
Hillcrest Drive
M. J. Crowder
Robert Hubbard, Jr
Rotary Drive
Harold Bennett
E. T. Harrison
J. A. Johnson
Colonial Drive
Community circles and a birthday party in Emerywood and Cross Street
Circle five and Circle seven meet with assigned leaders and hostesses at Emerywood and on Hamilton street and Circle eight led by Miss Ruth Welborn will convene Monday at 7 30 with Mrs Clifton Moore and others attending. Pauline Stewart hosts a birthday party at her home 518 Cross Street on Saturday January 12 with eleven year old Pauline and guests served cake and hot chocolate. Legion Auxiliary to meet Friday evening at 1106 Johnson Street with 7 45 start. Chester Ensign will speak on Veteran's Legislation and Mrs Reid Marsh will perform musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Mabel Bullard
Green Street
H. T. Douglas
Circle Five
J. B. Millis
R. T. Amos
Emerywood
Charles Risch
R. W. Irvin
Circle Seven
Herman Smith
Edgedele Drive
Ralph Slate
Circle Number Eight
Ruth Welborn
Clifton Moore
Hamilton Street
Mesdames Tatum, Fletcher
J. G. Doggett
Pauline Stewart
Cross Street
Ruth Hill
Ruby Robinson
Marjie Black
Virginia Simmons
Leonard Garner
D. C. Lane
Willard Rich
Frances Coppridge
Quentin Ella
Frankie Royals
Lena Cox
Pauline
Joe Penner Ball Promises Outstanding Sedgefield Event
A Duck club Ball at Sedgefield Manor on Friday January 18 will debut as a major social affair for young men in the area. The Joe Penner Ball features the club mascot Goo Goo It with dance music by John Pedicord and his Rhythm Boys. Chaperones and sponsors from High Point Greensboro Lexington and Thomasville are listed with plans for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Menor
Julia Brent Byram
Greensboro
Katherine Lowdermilk
High Point
Frances Weddington
Lexington
Virginia Boyles
Thomasville
Mickie Mason
Dorothy Crawley
Duck Club
Sedgefield Manor
Joe Penner
Goo Goo
Penner
Sete
Julia Brent Brum
Thomasville Bridge And Book Clubs Entertained This Week
Thomasville society notes two host events on Forsyth street. The Esbera club met with guests for contract games with prizes for top scorers and visitors praised for Lucille Holden. The Phi club meeting featured papers on Lionel Barrymore and Marie Dressler with a formal tea and floral table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Bridge and Book Clubs
Miss Margaret New Dies in Charlotte Hospital
Friends and colleagues announce the death of Miss Margaret New director of music at Colonial Drive School who had been a patient at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Newall
Colonial Drive
Presbyterian Hospital
Charlotte
Miss Alliene Hoover Hosts Contract Club Gathering
Miss Alliene Hoover entertained the Contract club at her East Main street home for a regular meeting. Three bridge tables played with high score prizes awarded to Mrs. George Finch and Mrs. B L Webb for visitors. Virginia Connelly of Marian, houseguest of Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth, received handkerchiefs. A two course repast followed at one o'clock for Mesdames Hodgin Cooksey Finch Lambeth Webb Boyles Hassler Snyder and Miss Connelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Forsyth Street
Alvah Boyles
Esbera Club
Valentine
Frank Marr
George Finch
Lucille Holden
D. R. Hodgin
Boyles
Reece Harville
Phi Club
Robert L. Lambeth
Greensboro
Lionel Barrymore
Mamie Harris
Lambeth
Marie Dressier
Roland Holton
High
Ralph Wilson
EB. W. Cates
Harry Lee Lambeth
A Finch
C. H. Newby
Zeddith
Alliene Hoover
Contract Club
East Main Street
B. Ll. Webb
Virginia Connelly
Marian
Hoover
Mesdames
O. R. Hodgin
R. M. Cooksey
Austin Finch
Robert Rapp
E. L. Webb
Paul Hassler
Vernon Snyder
Frank Murr
Ansell Cox Family Plans Move to Charlotte
Mrs. Ansell Cox Jr and her son Ansell left Thursday for Charlotte to establish their future home after a short stay with W. Percy Tudor on West Main street. Tudor and his parents Mr and Mrs W H Tudor of Roanoke Va accompanied by brief visits before returning home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansell Cox, Jr
Ansell, Rd
Charlotte
W. Percy Tudor
West Main Street
Mr. Tudor
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
Thursday Bridge Club Social at Mrs Hawthorne’s Home
Mrs J W Hawthorne hosted the Thursday Bridge club at her East Main Street residence. Two tables were set against flower decor with Mrs Carson Cox winning highest score and Miss Mamie Harris receiving a guest prize. Refreshments followed for Mesdames Cox Lyles Tomlinson Walter Rapp Robert Rapp H Newby Charlies F Phillips and Miss Mamie Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hawthorne
East Main Street
Thursday Bridge Club
Carson Cox
Mamie Harris
G. W. Lyles
Gr. Tomlinson
Walter Rapp
Robert Rapp
H. Newby
Charlies F. Phillips
Mamie Harria
Also Mentioned on This Page
State D. A. C
Heisey
Main ST
Lucille Watkins
Miss Watkins
Sheraton
N. C
J. W. Grace
Ruth Williard
Harold
Winston-Salem
QO. J. Denny
Jarvis Street
L. Fred Rice
South Main Street
J. P. Teague
Siler City
J. S. Teague
Montheu Avenue
Lee Meredith
Franklin Street
Kathleen
Pauline Spencer
Luella Tillotson
Mrs. G. H. Tillotson
Mooresville
Tate
John Tate
Parkway
Saint Mary's Guild
Saint Mary’s Guild
Edgar Hartley
Russell Street
Calvary M. EB
Estelle Pierce
Grace Street
Kathaleen Manly
Wilma Evans
Jessie Lee Royals
Frances Needham
Margaret McKinney
Pauline McIntyre
Belva Holbrook
Mildred Kearns
Ruby Culler
Danease Manly
J. C
Madison
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant Church
West Farries Avenue
Lebanon
CBE
Lebanon Christian Endeavor Society
Glenn Lambert
Albert Schweitzer
Juanita Hayworth
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Anne Floyd Briggs
Parke Cadman
Helen Readdick
Edwin Markham
Lake Montgomery
Sherwood Eddy
Welch Memorial C. B
Christian Endeavor Society
Welch Memorial M. P
Mabel Joyner
Presbyterian
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Groome
Hillcrest Avenue
Lamar McCallum
J. EB. Thomas
Monthien Avenue
J. F. Carriker
B. P. Appleyard
Wiltshire Boulevard
F. F. Dickson
H. D. Saunders
Bennett
Fourth Street
C. C. Smith
Logan Porter
Fairway
BE. M. Man
R. Ridge
EB. J. Oglesby
H. P. Garden Club
High Point Garden Club
Rosa Stevens
Stevens
J. D. Cox
West Farriss Avenue
Wagger
DANCE
W.ances St
Culbertson
Russia
Crowsy
B. Foo
Margot
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Dunlap
Wesley Memorial Circles
Sedgefield
John Pedicord
Rhythm Boys
Reginald Marshall
Gladys Frazier
H. A. Millis
L. W. Fflythe
Chas. Hampp
C. C. Chidester
H. M. Armentront
I. P. Ingle
Amos Kearns
R. Te Brinson
E. Hutchens
Miss Marie Jones
Bones Jewelry CO
Gay
Bride
Bebe
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