Miss Andrews to Represent Business Girls at Council
Rosalie Andrews was chosen at the Business and Professional Girls club weekly dinner to represent the group at the Inter-City Council meeting in Charlotte on January 29. The council plans mid winter Carolina conferences and Greenville South Carolina will host in March. E Z Jones of WMFR spoke on radio work and delivered a humorous monologue. New committee chairmen announced their picks with Blanche Beasley as the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Andrews
Business Girls
Council
Rosalie Andrews
Business and Professional Girls
Charlotte
Carolinas
Greenville
S. C
Blanche Beasley
Kathleen Roser
Dorothy Hoskins
Hazel Welborn
Annabelle Thompson
Lucille Hayworth
John Reavis
Unity Nash
Hiram Myrick
Gladys Ellington
Richest in the World Heroine Faces Hidden Identity
Constance Corby, revealed as Connie, contemplates her true identity while Bret Hardesty pledges lasting devotion. They walk to their hilltop seat as plans for marriage grow closer and Connie considers telling Bret the truth about her past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Corby
Connie
Bret
Ilady
End of the romance for Constance Corby and Bret Hardesty
In a tense confrontation, Bret rejects Connie's plea and reveals he loves another woman, Katie Blyn. He asserts their social gulf makes marriage impossible, ending their secret relationship despite Connie’s insistence that she remains the same girl. The scene closes with the couple facing an irreversible separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Corby
Connie
Bret
Constance Corby
Darling
Katie Blyn
Mrs. Breton Hardesty
Ka— Miss Corby
Bret Hardesty
Informal Tea Honors Virginia Visitor in Thomasville
Mrs. Reece C. Harville hosted an informal tea at West Main street to honor Dolly Hite of Virginia, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Meade Hite. About 35 callers attended, tea was served by Mrs. Roy Proctor and aides, with a dining room arrangement of nasturtiums and ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Reece C. Harville
West Main Street
Dolly Hite
Virginia
Meade Hite
Salem Street
Zed Griffith
Fred Gray
Berta Gray
George D. Finch
H. R. Kyser
Austin Finch
Charles F. Lambeth
Roy Proctor
Elizabeth Hamrick
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Cross of Honor Given to Carl V Farriss of Durham
The United Daughters of the Confederacy in High Point presented Carl Vernon Farriss of Durham the Cross of Honor for World War service. The ceremony occurred at a junior high school during morning exercises, with Robert E. Lee’s birthday commemorated and patriotic songs by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Lee
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Carl Vernon Farriss
Durham
Farriss
J. J. Farriss
A. E. Tate
James B. Richardson
High Point VU. D. C
A. T. Wishart
R. E. Ranson
Beaux Esprits High Point Forms New Social Club
Edgar Hartley of the Y.M.C.A. spoke as Beaux Esprits club organized in Gibson club room. The High Point Winston Salem group will limit membership and pursue social life plus personal improvement. James Hutton leads with Alva Newton as vice president Odell Gallimore secretary and Bruce Thorburn treasurer. Founding members include Robert Hartley Dougal Thorburn Robert Andrews Billy Wall Ed Pleasants Worth Hedrick Archie Newton Marion Hutton Buddy Warren Marshall Short John Kimel and Woodson Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hartley
Gibson Club
Beaux Esprits Club
High Point
Winston- Salem
James Hutton
Alva Newton
Odell Gallimore
Bruce Thorburn
Robert Hartley
Dougal Thorburn
Robert Andrews
Billy Wall
Ed Pleasants
Worth Hedrick
Archie Newton
Marion Hutton
Buddy Warren
Marshall Short
John Kimel
Woodson Baker
Cooper Cables News Of Daughter Birth In India
A cable from Guntur India reports H F Cooper receiving word on January 17 of the birth of a daughter named Katherine Anne to Rev and Mrs L Grady Cooper missioners in the Chinese field temporarily in India due to Sino Japanese tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guntur
South India
H. F. Cooper
L. Grady Cooper
Katherine Anne
Coopers
India
BPWC To Have Business Meet Tonight At Elwood Hotel
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club will hold a 6 30 PM call meeting after the executive council session in the Elwood hotel's private dining room. Members urged for full attendance as important business will be transacted including selecting a successor to Miss Mildred Wessinger president. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J David Martin of Winston-Salem at Guilford General Hospital on Sunday January 16. The child is unnamed. Mrs Martin before marriage was Miss Avil Ingram of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Mildred Wessinger
Winston
J. David Martin
Winston-Salem
Guilford General Hospital
Martin
Avil Ingram
Church Social and Class Meetings Announced for Thursday
A list of church group gatherings for Thursday includes Wesley Memorial Mothers class social at 7 30 in the church dining room, Pilgrim Holiness Willing Workers at Mrs Luna Melton 1115 Anderson street, and Mittie Philathea Lebanon M P monthly meeting at Mrs Sue Welborn's home with 24 members present. Other groups meet at First Baptist church and First M P church with details provided for hosts and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Pilgrim Holinees Church
Luna Melton
Anderson Street
Heart Sisters
Lebanon
Mittie
Organ Recitals at Woman's College Begin Friday
Greensboro January 19 In a longstanding custom George M Thompson organ professor at Woman's College will present a trio of Quiet Hours of Organ Music recitals during the mid term examination period The schedule includes 4 30 p m Friday January 21 Monday January 24 and Tuesday January 25 in the Recital Hall of Music Buildings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
George M. Thompson
Woman's College
Women Of Moose Meet Tonight At 7 30
The Women of Moose will hold a regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at their hall. Senior regent Mrs Mabel Beeson asks reports from chairmen Alta Mae Harbinson membership Amy Forward publicity Aussie Forward library Myrtle Hewat Mooseheart and Mamie Heilig Moosehaven. Mrs Parker and her husband announce the birth of son Robert Andrew January 14 at Maria Parham hospital Henderson. Mrs Parker formerly Helen Johnson of High Point is remembered here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Mabel Beeson
Alta Mae Harbinson
Amy Forward
Aussie Forward
Myrtle Hewat
Mooseheart
Mamie Heilig
Moosehaven
W. W. Parker, Jr
Henderson
Robert Andrew
Maria Parham Hospital
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Gatherings
The schedule lists meetings for Girl Scout leaders at Wesley Memorial church Business and Professional Women's club at Elwood hotel and High Point Council of Jewish Women at Queen's court. Other events include Tea and Topics at Mrs Humphreys West College drive Canterbury club Ottery drive and Philomathean W O T club at Parkway. A Piedmont German club dance at Emerywood Country club and Sedgefield Hunt dinner dance at Sedgefield Inn with reservations required by Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry Kaplan
Queen’s Court
Max Bones
Tea and Topics Club
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
C. F. Tomlinson
A. G. Douglas
Philomathean-W. O. T
Parkway
Canterbury Club
Mre. V. D. Sale
Mrs J B Benner Returns Home To Philadelphia
Mrs J B Benner returns to her Philadelphia home after several days with her mother Mrs G G Russell on Elm street. Mrs Grover Kester goes home on Montlieu avenue after visiting Henderson relatives Mr and Mrs W W Parker Jr a sister of Mrs Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Benner
Philadelphia
G. G. Russell
Elm Street
Grover Kester
Montlieu Avenue
Henderson
W. W. Parker, Jr
Mrs. Parker
Classes For Scout Leaders Continue Here
Two more meetings in a series of Girl Scout Leadership training classes were announced this morning. Miss Dona Nicholas led another session at Wesley Memorial church for leaders of white scout troops, with a Negro troops class scheduled for tomorrow evening at the same church. A Brownie Pack organization meeting planned for Ray Street School was moved to this afternoon at 2 30, open to girls ages 7 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Dona Nicholas
Ray Street
Community Committee Meeting Highlights Guest Speaker
Special guest Mrs. Mabel Williams Russell spoke on the Children's Home. A social hour followed the talk with 19 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Williams Russell
Dessert Bridge Fetes Mrs H C Alford Visitor
Philadelphia social circle hosted Mrs. Howard C. Alford at a dessert bridge on Parkway. Four tables featured Valentine decor and mint filled heart baskets as Mrs. F H Hallenbeck won top score with Mrs. T V Long runner up and Mrs. R L Brinson drawing for a prize. a gift was given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Alford
Philadelphia
Mesdames
Fred Whitescarver
L. E B. Kluttz
W. W. Walker
Parkway
Valentine
F. H. Hallenbeck
T. V. Long
R. L.L. Brinson
D A C Meeting Planned in Henderson Next Thursday
Cards to North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists members announce a meeting with Mrs Sydney Perry Cooper in Henderson on Thursday January 27 at 10 am. A luncheon follows at 1 pm. Local members plan to attend. Mrs J W Parker is state regent and Mrs Snider is state secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
Joe Snider
Sydney Perry Cooper
Henderson
J. W. Parker
North Carolina
Snider
Laura Wesson UDC Meeting Scheduled for Monday
The Laura Wesson chapter will hold its regular meeting Monday afternoon at 3:30 at the home of Mrs. Grover Kester on Montheu Avenue. Full attendance of the membership is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Grover Kester
Montheu Avenue
Merchants Group At Thomasville Is Reorganized
The Thomasville Merchants Association restructured its leadership at its annual meeting. Officers named include J. L. Perryman as president Henry Holton as vice president Mrs R Ola Foil as secretary and W E Tomlinson as treasurer. A barbecue is planned for next month with Willard Dowell of the NC Merchants Association as a potential speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Merchants Association
Williard Dowell
Merchants Association
North Carolina
J. L. Perryman
Henry Holton
R. Ola Foil
W. E. Tomlinson
H. W. Beck
Bob Jones
Sam Stark
8. L. Pollock
R. W. Greene
W. P. Beck
W. D. Nay
L. Bridges
Thomasville women plan April Tar Heel Woman issue
The Thomasville Business and Professional Women's club met at the Community M. P. church on Tuesday. Plans were discussed to edit the upcoming April issue of the Tar Heel Woman magazine. Miss Sallie McCracken led a program on What We Buy And Sell In the United States and members spoke on products from their workplaces. The group will visit two Thomasville Chair company plants next week. President Miss Margaret Thompson led the meeting with 22 members present as the M. P. church ladies provided a chicken dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
United States
Thomasville Chair Company
Margaret Thompson
M. P. Church
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets for Foreign Missions Program
The Presbyterian Auxiliary gathered Monday at Mrs. L. E. Bird’s home near the city. Mrs. Percy T. Johnson, president of the Winston-Salem Presbyterian, spoke on Foreign Missions in an entertaining and informative manner. Mrs. Bird gave a brief Missions talk and refreshments were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
L. E. Bird
Percy T. Johnson
The
Winston-Salem Presbyterian
Dorcas Philathea Class meets at Miss Shuford home
The Dorcas Philathea class held a Monday evening gathering at the home of president Miss Lillian Shuford. Mrs. R. Wilson led the devotional and a short business session followed. Mrs. G. E. Crowell spoke on the Employment Service and refreshments were served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Philathea
Lillian Shuford
R. —. Wilson
G. E. Crowell
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Briggs
Mr and Mrs H B Briggs announce the birth of a son January 18 at their home on West State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
H. B
Thei
West State Street
Property Transfers Across Guilford and Surrounding Townships
A list of real estate transfers across Guilford County and nearby townships including Morehead, Gilmer, Friendship, Jefferson, Washington, Jamestown and Center Grove. Names include Guilford Corn Realty Tran Carey Ogburn Jones, Consolidated Realty, Charles Eugene Miller Jr., Ricks, Wesley Ferr, Ga Hampton Jr, G W Vick, P W Hampton Jr, and Arch G Andrews. Ownership changes cover tracts on Cedar Street Jamestown road Muirs road and other streets, with multiple spouses indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Ogburn Jones
C. Lewis
Jones Estate
Consolidated Realty Corpora
Charlie E. Stroup
Ragan Street
Olin H. Beck
Né Beck
College Heights
Joe Crawford
Peterson
J. H. Elliott
Prospect Street
Morehead Towns
Consolidated Realty
Charles Eugene Miller, Jr
South Cedar Street
A. Ernest Margerison
B. G. Sassow
O Ville Road
R. A. Ricks
Wesley C. Ferr
Sycamore Street
Ga. C. Hampton, Jr
Ga. W. Vick
Muir's Road
G. W. Vick
G. 4 Ton, Jr
Muir
Gilmer Township
Roy B. Murchison
Wife Walke
Tabernacle Road
Friendship Township
W. Hampton, Jr
Jan Friendship Road
G. Ton, Jr
Jameston Ship Road
Jefferson
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E. Z. Jones
WMFR
Adelaide Humphries
Rodney Brandon
NEA Service, Inc
J. R
C. G. Snell
Woodbury
N. J
Lena Myers
Snell
Maie
Alice Lambeth
UDC
Carl V. Farriss
Legion Auxiliary
David T. Yow
American Legion Auxiliary
N. L. Garner
Lexington Avenue
David Yorn
Legion Auxilary
Yow
Ose
Girl Scout
L. W. Flythe
Oteen
I. T. Mann
Pauline Hicks
Thomas Strickland
Rose Marie
Garner
Fred Gordy
H. M. Taylor
Beaux Esprits
L. Grady Cooper Cables
BPWC
Baptist
First Baptist Sunday School
A. M. Idol
A. M. Idol Philathea
M. P
L. H. Zimmerman
Carrick Avenue
Lee Payne
Percy Payne
J. l. Shaw
W. D. Turner
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of Lebanon M. P. Church
Oscar Easter
Sue Welbern
WC. M. C
Robert A. Parker
Parm & Gene Beauty Shop
English St
H.c.alford
Laura Wesson Udc
Merchants Group
Guilford Corn Realty Tran
Pinkham's
Pinkham
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