Folk Ballad Discussed By Miss Idol For Altrusa Club
Miss Vera Idol led an Altrusa club program at the Sheraton hotel detailing the origin of folk ballads from Thirteenth Century Minnet singers. She highlighted North Carolina ballads including Barbara Allen Hangman’s Song and Naomi Wise with readings. The meeting also planned a vocational guidance council and sending delegates to a February 8 forum at Womats College and a March National Peace Conference in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Idol
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Miss Idol
North Carolina
Barbara Allen
Marty Ballard
Nancy K. Poston
Lillian Massey
Lucille Johnston
Lois Welborn
Womat's College
Washington
Miss Caroline Dalton Speaks to Junior Service League Book Club
At Greenway Drive the Junior Service League Book Club hosted a gathering with Mra Matt Wall and Miss Ruth Bowne in attendance. Mrs John R Peacock presided as Miss Caroline Dalton, the afternoon’s guest speaker, recounted her recent overseas trip and the countries visited. Hostess hospitality followed with refreshments for sixteen members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Matt Wall
Ruth Bowne
Hospitality
Thetormer
Greenway Drive
Junior Service League Book Club
John R. Peacock
Philip Davis
Caroline Dalton
AAUW Reorganization Banquet Set For February 2
The American Association of University Women will host a reorganization banquet at Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday February 2 at 7 pm. State president Mrs C T Wanzer of Charlotte will be guest speaker. Open to all women eligible for AAUW membership with reservations requested by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Emerywood Country Club
C. T. Wanzer
Charlotte
Horace
Artist and photographer Dodamead speaks at BP Girls dinner
Thomas KE Dodamead, local artist and photographer, was guest speaker at the weekly BP Girls club dinner at the YWCA hut. He spoke on art and beauty, then produced rapid charcoal sketches as Alma Andrews played piano. Blanche Beasley led a brief meeting to cancel next Tuesday for a Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Sheraton. Mrs. W F Clayton was welcomed as an honorary club member for services to the YWCA and the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas KE. Dodamead
Business and Professional Girls
Dodamead
Alma Andrews
Blanche Beasley
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
W. F. Clayton
W. GC. A
Eastern Stars Honor Past Matrons And Patrons Here
Past matrons and patrons of High Point chapter 06 Order of the Eastern Star were honored at a semi monthly meeting at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Pauline Grey presided, Mrs Harriet Godwin responded, rosebuds were given, and musical and reading features were presented by Mrs Edward Bennison, Mrs Geneva Brenner, and Miss Kate Bullard. Distinguished visitors included Mr and Mrs Harold Moag of Greeneboro and several local past matrons and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pauline Grey
Harriet Godwin
Edward Bennison
Geneva Brenner
Tion
Garden of Tomorrow
Kate Bullard
Lexington
Harold Moag
Greeneboro
Moag
Bessie Pope
Helen Chapman
Louise Black
Elizabeth Nance
Winston-Salem
Bernard Fowler To Play For President's Ball On Saturday
Bernard Fowler and his Rhythm Masters will provide music for the President's Birthday Ball at the Sheraton hotel ball room Saturday night from 9 to 12. The orchestra, now touring in the Piedmont region, features 14 musicians including Anne Tyree as vocalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Fowler
Sheraton Hotel
Beraard Fowler
WBIG
Greensboro
Piedmont
Emerywood
Sedgefield
Greensboro County
Sheraton
Marion Kimrey
Jack Robinson
Clarence Leonard
Anne Tyree
Allen Williams
Thursday and Friday Social Calendar Events Listed
Regular Nous club meeting hosted by Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod at Sedgefield Park on Thursday at 3 pm. Community Arte Club lunch meeting with Mrs Frank Payne at Archdale home on Friday at 1 pm. Priscilla club entertain ment by Mrs A E Taplin at 1208 Woodland Drive at 3 pm. A benefit party at Bay Street School cafeteria features bridge rock and anagrams to raise funds for the school's charity efforts open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Moore Sherrod
Nous Club
Sedgefield Nh
Community Arte Club
Frank Payne
Archdale
Priscilla Club
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Bay Street
Local residents noted in and around Burlington this week
Mrs Wilbur Jones and daughter Mrs Vallette Harris left for Miami Florida for a stay of two weeks or more. Mrs J W Woollen returned home after visiting Miami with sister Mrs Jimmie James. O S Harville’s condition improves at home 219 Ardmore Circle after a week of illness. Mrs Walter Hester moved from Guilford General to Woodrow Avenue home following a sinus operation and is recovering. Miss Mabel Hoover Hargett arrives to visit her mother Mrs W L Hargett on Johnson Street after mid term exams. Thaddeus Murray remains bedbound at 604 Woodbury Avenue with tonsillitis. Mrs A O Thomas and son A O Jr joined Miss Lou Thompson Jude Thompson and J L Rudd for a Burlington visit with Mrs Thomas’s daughter Mrs A G Mackenfuss. J B Storey of Lexington returns home after weekend with the Thomas household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Jones
Vallette J. Harris
Miami
Fla
J. W. Woollen
Hillcrest Drive
Miami, Fla
Jimmie James
Walter Hester
Woodrow Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Mabel Hoover Hargett
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
A. O. Thomas and Son
A. O. Jr
Lou Thompson
Jude Thompson
J. L. Rudd
A. &. Mackenfuss
Thomas
Burlington
Betty Jennings
Duke University
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
Geneva Younts
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Hickory
L. O. Younts
F. D. Jones
Lexington Avenue
Wits
Maile Snell
Mount Airy
B. H. Williamson
Ralph Lambeth
James E. Lambeth
Duke
J. O. Abee
Asheville
J. W. Clodfelter
Henderson
a@tate D. A. C. society
Sidney P. Cooper
Annie Mae Atwater
City School
Ia Fl
City Memorial Hospital
Grace Luttheran Church
KB. P. Troutman
Mary Lynch Johnson
Raleigh
Archibald Johnson
Louise McMillan
Elbert McMillan
McMillan
Winston- Salem
Mabel Bean
Greensboro
Ladies Bridge Final Event Of Month At Club
Eight tables of contract bridge were in play at Emerywood Country club yesterday afternoon for a bi weekly ladies event ending the month program. Hostesses Mesdames Abels Armstrong and a long list of members organized play and prizes were awarded to Laurance Ingram for high scores with a double deck of bridge cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John C. Abels
James P. Armstrong
Laurance Ingram
Mesdames
B. Gambie
J. P. Rolt
Thomas Turner
J. L Groome
O. A. Kirkman
W. B&b. Mitchell
B. B. Mendenhall, Jr
Laura
Women Of Moose Postpone Weekly Meeting
An MOose auxiliary group announces no executive meeting this week and reschedules to the regular gathering next Wednesday evening at the hall. The message is authorized by Mrs. Amy Forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Amy Forward
English Gardens Described By Mrs Stewart For Wayside Group
Mrs. R K Stewart spoke to about thirty five Wayside Garden club members and guests at Mrs Charles L Amos home 906 North Main Street describing England as the worlds most beautiful garden She highlighted Kew gardens and local English gardens noting rhododendron bluebell and daisy among flowers Scotland gardens were also touched upon The meeting was presided by Mrs Charles H Risch with a brief business session and routine matters settled A large number of guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Amos
North Main Street
Wayside Garden Club
R. K. Stewart
England
P. W. Fingee
Scotland
Kew Gardens
Stewart
Charles H. Risch
Bridge Club Hosts Meeting in Thomasville
Mrs Roy Proctor entertained the Tuesday bridge club and guests at her Lexington avenue home with three contract bridge tables. Top scorer was Mrs C F Gibson. visitors included Mrs Claude Green. The afternoon featured salads and desserts after bridge followed by social visits and a list of local attendees and travelers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Roy Proctor
Lexington Avenue
C. F. Gibson
Claude Green
Mesdames Co
F. Gibson
Claiborne Pennington
P. M. Sherrill
Forrest Grimes
Sim Pollock
Cowell
C. L. White, Jr
Evelyn Webb
Lela Maud Boyles
Isabel Boyles
Eben Mae Pegg
Evelyn Baker
Clubwomen Back Better English Week in North Carolina
Raleigh January 26. North Carolina Federation clubs plan Better English Week during February 6 to 18. Mrs. James Alderman Powers urges pledge to improve speech and enunciation, with aims of clearer voice, poised public speaking, confident personality, and lasting benefits across schools and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bunn
Raleigh
James Alderman Powers
Kinston
North Carolina Federation
Department of Education
James Boyce Hunter
Charlotte
North Carolina
Miss More Guest Organizes City Mothersingers Group
Miss Grace Van More, UNC music director and national P T A music chairman, addressed Elm Street School auditorium during a city meeting to form a Mothersingers group. Carl G N Cronstedt will direct the High Point chorus, with rehearsals starting February 8 at 2 45 p m, toward a state chorus in Winston-Salem in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace van Dyke More
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street
H. J. Coffield
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
North Carolina
United States
Mothersingers Group
Cincinnati
Ohio
High Point Mothersingers Group
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Elm
Winston-Salem
North
Observance Aims to Promote Clean Speech in Schools
School officials and PTA groups plan a statewide observance to boost interest in mother tongue study and the use of clean words free of slang. Teachers of all subjects will stress vocabulary as essential to mastery, with efforts to involve every pupil and community group in the observance. Philip Hastings Atkins Born at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs B H Atkins on January 24. mother formerly Miss Dennyce McAdams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gether
P.T. A
Sheta
Philip H. Atkins
B. H. Atkines
Philip Hastings
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Men Love Girls With Pep
A fragmentary note describes men favoring girls with pep and energy, suggesting lively demeanor and spirited presence as appealing traits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naomi Wise
Deep River
Randleman
Miss. Dalton
AAUW
T. E. Dodamead
John Fowler
Basil Freeman
Bill O'Neil
Bernard Kimrey
Frank Parker
Dan Goodman
Bus Black
Jim Harris
Gene Baird
Coats
Stainback
Ladies Apparel Shop
Harville
Ardmore Circle
Thaddeus Murray
Woodbury Avenue
J. B. Storey
Mrs. A
Yurnan
China
Mrs. Stewart
Bridge Club
Grace’ Beauty Salon
Eugene
Helen Curtis
Miss More
Pric
Mrs. Collier Ellis
North Main
Vicks
Sechrest
Quality Shoe Store
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