Schubert Program Delights Club Members At Joint Meeting Here
Miss Janet Russell leads a Schubert themed program for the joint W. O. T. and Philomathean clubs at a Friday gathering hosted by Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson and Mrs. A. G. Douglas. Dorothy Hoskins Carl Grant Nannabeth Null and others perform songs and piano numbers as a tulip and narcissus centerpiece graces the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Russell
High Point College
Philomathean
C. F. Tomlinson
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Franz Schubert
Russe
Dorothy Hoskins
Carl G. Crant
Nannabeth Null
Miss Russell
Alice Hoffman
Schubert
Schubert Nannabeth
Schubert Alice Hoffman
Sylvia
Shakespeare Wertoerg
Shakespeare Nannabeth Null
Thomasville Literary Club Hosts Mrs D A Long in January Meeting
The Thomasville Literary Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. D A Long's home with a program on Lohengrin by Wagner presented by Mrs. R H Holliday. President Mrs. John R Myers presided. a two course repast followed for many guests including James P M Sherrill and Winston-Salem visitor Paul Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Literary Club
D. A. Long
Richard Wagner
R. H. Holliday
John R. Myers
James P. M. Sherrill
Robert Rapp
R. K. Farrington
Paul Green
E. L. Webb
Paul Newton
Winston-Salem
Mesdames
James E. Lambeth
Charlies Lambeth
Reese Harville
O. R. Hodgin
George Finch
Zed Griffith
Fred Gray
H. R. Kyser
Dolly Hite
Lois Johnson
Spencer Bride-to-Be Miss Lacilie Holden Engaged
Mrs. Sallie T. Angell of Spencer Virginia announces the engagement of her granddaughter Miss Lacilie Holden of Spencer and Thomasville North Carolina to W Thom as Parke of Salisbury North Carolina. The marriage is to take place in the late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie T. Angell
Spencer, Va
Lacilie Holden
Thomasville
N. C
W. Thomas Parke
Salisbury
Tuer Le Temps Club Sees Bridge Night Prizes Awarded
Mrs. Robert Hill hosted the Tuer Le Temps club at her home for a regular meeting. Two tables played contract bridge with Mrs. Wade Tillotson winning stationery, Mrs. Wade Morgan taking a cigarette case, and Mrs. Clifford Clodfelter earning a tea ball for low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hill
Tuer le Temps Club
Wade Tillotson
Wade Morgan
Clifford Clodfelter
Mozart Music Club At Regular Meeting At Morrison Home
The Mozart Music club met at Elizabeth Morrison’s Morrison home on West Broad Street Saturday afternoon. After a business session a program featured vocal and piano solos by the members including Elizabeth Morrison Nancy Williard Zelma Parnell Gloria Faust Ella Lou Taylor Kathleen Malpass and others with works by Ware Nevin Blake McDowell Sibelius and others. Several contests followed and refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Music Club
Elizabeth Morrison
West Broad Street
Harriet Ware
Ethelbert Nevin
Bernice Frost
Nancy Williard
John H. Densmore
Sonny Boy
Pearl G. Curran
Mamie Malpass
Dorothy Gaynor Blake
Edwin Greene
Zelma Parnell
Edward McDowell
Ella Lou Taylor
Raymond Loughborough
Charles Hueter
Kathleen Malpass
Jean Sibelius
Lavce
Gloria Faust
Social Calendar Week of Meetings and Events
A week of club gatherings listed for Monday through Thursday. Laura Wesson chapter UDC hosts Mrs. Grover Kester. Alpha Theta Psi sorority meets Miss Hie Johnson. Wayside Garden club speaker Mrs. R. K. Stewart discusses English Gardens. Emerywood country club hosts a Ladies bridge party. Junior Service League Book club meets at Mrs. Matt Wall’s. Altrusa club dinner at Sheraton. Wednesday book club luncheon hosted by Mrs. R. B. Lafferty. Twentieth Century study club at Mrs. Richard I. Quigley’s. Thursday includes Nous club at Sedgefield. Community Arts club lunch with Mrs. Frank Payne. Priscilla club biweekly meet at Mrs. Taplin. Bay Street school hosts a benefit party with bridge rock and anagrams for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Charles L. Amos
North Main Stret
R. K. Stewart
Emerywood Country Club
Junior Service League
Book Club
Matt Wall
Greenway Drive
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
R. 8. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
Twentieth Century Study Club
Richard I. Quigley
Montheu Avenue
Community Arts Club
Frank Payne
Archdale
Priscilla Club
A. BE. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Bay Street
Fir and Aralia landscape notes highlight regional picks
The article reviews Abies firs and Acanthopanax Aralia for landscapes. It endorses Abies nordmanniana as suitable in the Piedmont region and notes limited use of Balsam Fir and Balm of Gilead in western North Carolina. It identifies Acanthopanax pentaphyllum Aralia pentaphyllum as heat and drought tolerant, good for borders and dry banks, praising its potential though underused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Caucasus Mountains
North Carolina
Gilead
Japan
Miss Hornaday Honored Here By Miss Jones
Social event in Greensboro honors Miss Irma Gray Hornaday ahead of February wedding to Alson Gray. Miss Dorothy Jones hosted a four-table bridge party in the Sheraton Blue Room with a gardenia nosegay for the honoree and a high score prize of dusting powder. Guests included Miss Hornaday’s mother Mrs. W. A. Hornaday and many High Point and Greensboro attendees. An important business meeting preceded the program with singing and piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gh Point
Greensboro
Irma Gray Hornaday
Alson Gray
Sheraton Hotel
Dorothy Jones
Miss Jones
Miss Hornaday
W. A. Hornaday
Miriam Mason
Elizabeth Bishop
Paula Hobgood
Grace Sharp
Lillian Jackson
Evelyn Troxler
Betty Hornaday
J. A. Gray
Entre Nous Club to Meet at Sedgefield Inn
Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod will entertain Entre Nous members at their regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock at Sedgefield Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Moore Gherrod
Nous Club
Sedgefield
Entre Nous
Edith Moore Sherrod
Entre Nous Club
Sedgefield Inn
Alpha Theta Psi Meets On Monday Evening
The alumnae chapter of Alpha Theta Psi sorority will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with Miss Leslie Johnson hosting at her Lindsay Street home. Myra Ann Hodges born January 19 to Mr and Mrs Noel Hodges at their Archdale home. former Miss Geneva Brown of High Point now Mrs Hodges, birth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Kester
C. R. Barrier
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Greensboro Road
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Hie Johnson
Lindsay Street
Alpha Eta Psi Sorority
Leslie Johnson
Myra Ann Hodges
Noel Hodges
Myra Ann
Archdale
Hodges
Geneva Brown
High Point
Birthday Honoree Lyna Jane Davis Celebrates Tenth
Lyna Jane Davis was honored at a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Ross Davis at 605 Denny Street for her tenth birthday. Children enjoyed games and an ice course, with Valentine themed cake and gifts from friends including Helen Johnson and Mary Elizabeth May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyna Jane Davis
Ross Davis
Denny Street
Mrs. Davis
Myrtle Davis
Lynn Jane
Helen
Dorothy Johnson
Mary Elizabeth May
Sallie Dorcas Johnson
Thomasville
Charlotte
Hazel Zimmerman
Betty Allman
Anne Steed
Nell Sheloff
Jeanne Teague
Addie Lee Autry
Barbara Burton
Patricia Hubbard
Ruth Ellis
Alice Marie Wagner
Jeanne Spencer
Martha Sale
Wilma Ann Kearns
Barbara Russell
Barbara and
Lacey Neal Nance
Carol Ann Lewis
Annie Lee Davis
Elna Kearns
Janis Edwards
Barbara Mabry
Jean Montgomery
Children’s Music Study Clubs Hold Joint Meeting Here
The Junior Music Study Club and the Juvenile Music Study Club met jointly on Saturday morning at eleven o’clock at the home of Mrs. Sidney Gayle, 1012 Club Drive. Members joined in song and discussion of club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s
Sidney Gayle
Club Drive
Mrs Terry Hosts Luncheon for Miss Vetterlein Guests
Social luncheon at Mrs. R. B. Terry’s Roland Park home honored Miss Betty Vetterlein Ardmore Pa guest of Mrs. Willis Slane. Four course service featured spring flowers in a silver bowl with lilacs valley lilies and silver birds. Attending were Miss Caroline Dalton Miss Lelia Cooke and others including Mesdames Ing ram Dallas Henley Foy Ayers and Slane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Vetterlein
Ardmore
Willis Slane
R. B. Terry
Roland Park
Vetterlein
Slane
Louis de Lane
Philadelphia
Bridge Club Meeting Held In Asheboro
Mrs. Malcolm Watson entertained the duplicate bridge club Friday afternoon at Grey Stone Terrace Asheboro. Visitors included Mrs. T A Burns Mrs. Clarence Crawford Mrs. Lynwood Smith and Mrs. Neal Paris of Roxboro. Mrs. Smith received ashtrays and Mrs. Paris a vase set after cards with a salad and sweet course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashprboro
Malcolm Watson
Duplicate Bridge Club
Greystone Terrace
T. A. Burns
Clarence Crawford
Lynwood Smith
Neal Paris
Roxboro
Smith
Paris
Sumner Family Drives Son to Duke Hospital for Exam
Dr and Mrs George Sumner traveled to Durham on Friday to take their son David to Duke Hospital for an examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sumner
Durham
David
Duke Hospital
Arnold Schiffman to Speak on Historic Gems at Asheboro Club
Arnold Schiffman of Greensboro will address the Asheboro Forests club on rare and historic gems at a Wednesday meeting held January 26 at the home of Mrs. Sam Story. Mrs. Ervin Frye and Mrs. Sam Story will be associate hostesses. Schiffman is known for colorful accounts of historical jewels and is in demand as a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Schiffman
Greensboro
Asheboro Forests Club
Sam Story
Ervin Frye
Schiffman
Misses Minnie and Clara Return to Bradford Visit
Misses Minnie and Clara returned Thursday evenings to Bradford after spending several weeks here visiting friends. Miss Ruth Trickett has returned to her work as dietitian for Columbia University in New York after spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs. W. B. Trickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Clara Getwick
Bradford
Ruth Trickett
Columbia University
New York
W. 8. Trickett
War And Womankind Discuss At Canterbury Club Meeting
Canterbury club heard Mrs. W. F. Ellis Jr present War and Womankind as the theme. She contrasted Mary Heaton Vorse and Vera Brittain, cited Footnote to Folly and Testament of Youth, and recommended Mary Rhinehart’s Before the Beat. Attendees included Mrs. W. D. Sale Jr and other club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Ellis, Jr
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale, Jr
Otteray Drive
Brittain
Ronk Wiseman Vows Solemnized in Greensboro Home
The marriage of Miss Mary Lee Ronk of High Point and Edward Wiseman of Chicago was held Friday at nine o clock in the Greensboro home of the bride’s sister Mrs William Reynolds. Rev W L Killen officiated and local guests included Mrs W L Killen Mrs Bruce Markham and Mr and Mrs W G Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Ronk
Edward Wiseman
Chicago
William Reynolds
Greensboro
W. L. Killen
High Point
Bruce Markham
W. G. Lowry
Mrs Taplin Hosts PF Club Training Session
Mrs A E Taplin will train PF club members at her home 1208 Wyoming Drive Friday afternoon. The session begins promptly at three o clock, following the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Taplin
PF Club
Y Land Drive
Book Club Lunch With Mrs Lafferty
Mrs Lafferty hosts a book club luncheon at her home on Avenue Wednesday afternoon at thirty o clock. Attendees are expected to attend and enjoy a social afternoon with discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafferty
Avenue
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Thomasville Literary Club
Joe Boyles, Jr
J. C. Harris
Frank Townson
Walter Green
Austin Sink
L. C. Bridges
Main Am M. E. Church
Winston Street
R. BE. Watkins
J. C. Green
Clyde Tesh
Green
J. ©. Lloyd
L. C. King
Gladys Herring
C. C. Wall
Morrison
Claire Trevor
Going
S. Main St
Kress
Federation
Tarantella
Binet
Mogart
Bobby Gayle
Evelyn Pearson
Chopin Dupuy Sears
Rachmaninoft
Florence Ellis
Margaret Leo Blackard
Nancy Bennett
Betty Brockmann
Juanita Coppedge
Anna Louw Doctor
Sarah Hutchens
Sara Cee Hunsucker
Martha Harris MacKenzie
Tommy Stanton
Peyton Voorhees
Anne Scott Garrett
Margaret Hayworth
Eleanor Powell
Sara Sears
Anna Tom
Alpha Theata Psi
Mrs. Terry
Miss Vetterlein
Bridge Club
Asheboro
Canterbury
Reading
Mary Rhinehart
Good Housing Magazine
Sale
Harry Brooke Bullard
Lindsay
BE. R. Lyonett Marsh
Charles Perry
Reece
Roy Spearman
Voor
Priscilla
Mrs. Lafferty
Father George
Geo
N. Main
Byrum’s Dry Cleaning CO
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