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Four days of house parties at North Carolina State college culminate June 7 with an intermission figure led by Sadie Leigh Blount and Jack Dossenbach. Martha Adams and Max Sanders, Nancy Forbes and Frank Curr y, Kath arine Glascock and Jack Graw, Bessie Bray and Lewis Webb, and Geraldine Gardner with W. G. Andrews are listed as participants in the intermission. Hal Kemp and Eddie Farley will lead the orchestra for dances in Thompson Gymnasium beginning Friday.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Sadie Leigh Blount
Spring Hope
Jack Dossenbach
Leonia
N. J
Interfraternity Council
Martha Adams
Greensboro
Max Sanders
Gastonia
Nancy Forbes
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Ccurrry
Lebanon
Hal Kemp
Eddie Farley
Farley
Kemp
Jack Dossenback
Anna Mary Delany
Norfolk
W. V. Tarkenton
Alpha Chi Beta
Frank Curry
Mount Airy
Lewis Webb
Lambda Chi Alpha
Virginia Weathers
K. W. Clark
Wilmington
Phi Kappa Tan
Anne Burr
J. W. Cockman
Rockingham
Pi Kappa Alpha
Margaret Waddell
William Chalk
Morehead City
Pi Kappa Phi
Olivia Root
Richard Edmonson
Washington
Sigma Nu
Margaret McCoy
Garden City
Kan
Charles Bog
North Carolina State Fraternities to Stage Final Dances
Fifteen social fraternities at North Carolina State College plan five dances from June 4 to June 7 with Hal Kemp and Eddie Farley orchestras. A Monday evening dance features a formal figure led by Sadie Leigh Blount and Jack Dossen with Martha Adams and Max Sanders as council hosts. Chaperones include multiple deans and professors.
Daughters Of Confederacy Concludes Year With Meeting
The High Point Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. L R Terry's home on North Main Street. Officers and associates hosted, reports noted visits to widows, and speakers discussed Reconstruction and Civil War themes including Sherman’s march and Gone With The Wind author Margaret Mitchell.
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L. R. Terry
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
North Main Street
Terry
Fred N. Tate
J. D. Brame
A. T. Wishart
H. P. Morrison
Raleigh
Francis D. Dickson
Cape Fear River
Cumberland County
Sherman
Dickson
Wishart
Walter D. Lamar
Macon
Dallas
Tex
J. E. Kirkman
H. N. Phillips
Margaret Mitchell
Kirkman Addresses Jewish Women at Luncheon Meeting
The High Point Section of the Council of Jewish Women held its final meeting at noon in the Sheraton Hotel with a luncheon. Arthur Kirkman spoke on forming an unofficial community representation agency spanning churches, PTAs, civic groups, labor, and minority groups to address community problems. New officers were installed led by President Mrs. Harry Jacobs, with appointments for the coming year and thanks offered to the luncheon committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Council of Jewish Women
Sheraton Hotel
Harry Jacobs
H. B. Wernick
Ben Swartzberg
Shirley Silver
Samuel Hyman
Norman Silver
Arthur Kirkman
Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Philip Silver
Ben Herman
Sam Tobias
Ways and Means
Max Freidman
Jake Harris
Lou Greenberg
Harry Kaplan
Bess Swartz
Joe Barr
Sam Shavitz
Jacobs
Max Bones
Sam Hyman
al Swartz
Edna Swartz
Israel Bloom
Lou Ershler
Good Will Club Teas at Hodgin Home Friday
The Good Will Garden club will host an informal tea at Mrs. Charles Hodgin's south of the city Friday from four to five. Proceeds go to the municipal rose garden fund for Blair Park. A program will be held and guests tour the Hodgin garden. Committee members include Mesdames Sears Hampp Allman Kennett Lindley and Joe Johnson.
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Good Will Garden Club
Charles Hodgin
Blair Park
Joe Johnson
Population of Quebec City Grows to 147 639
The city’s estimated population reaches 147 639, up 17 045 from 1931 figures. This reflects continued urban growth in Quebec City, Canada amid regional demographic shifts.
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Quebec City
Canada
Social Calendar for High Point Area This Week
The issue lists events from Tuesday to Thursday including a High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner and officer installation at Elwood hotel, Community Arts Club and Twentieth Century Study Club meetings, a High Point Woman’s Club garden party, a DeMolay Graduation Ball at Sedgefield Manor with Mal Hallet orchestra, and a Winthrop alumni picnic supper at Archdale hosted by Mrs Owen.
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Community Arts Club
J. N. Thomas
Scott Street
Twentieth Century Study Club
R. I. Quigley
Montheu Avenue
High Point Woman’s Club
D. E. Richardson
Mesdames C. B. Mattocks
Chester C. Haworth
High Point
Greensboro
Order of DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Mal Hallet
Stirewall
A. J. Owen
Winthrop College
American Folk Music Program At Junior High Recital
Culminating the year's music program at the Junior High, a folk music recital will be held in the school auditorium on Thursday at 8 o'clock. More than two hundred students will participate with the orchestra, band, and glee club featuring costumed performances in song pantomime and tableau. The program, directed by Miss Myrtle Titman and Miss Susan Sharp, presents representative parts of the course for the enjoyment of parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Titman
Susan Sharp
Church Social Planned By Young Men Bible Class
The First Baptist church Young Men s Bible class will hold a social at teacher Thomas E Dodamead s home 416 Gatewood avenue this evening at seven. Dinner will be served and members are asked to bring their ladies as guests for the affair. The Mission Study class scheduled for Thursday at Emmanuel Lutheran church is postponed to Friday at ten o clock in the morning. The Stephens Bible class meets Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs M J Crowder at 309 Steele street led by Mrs Noral L Andrews.
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First Baptist Church
Thomas E. Dodamead
Gatewood Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran
Jessie Cronk
Stephens Bible
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
Noral L. Andrews
Ronald Current Celebrated Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs. Burley Current hosted Ronald Current’s fourth birthday at 803 West Green Street. Friends played lawn games then joined the living room for ice cream and cake served by Mrs. Burley and Mrs. Raymond Campbell. A four-candle pink cake, gift of Ronald’s grandmother Mrs. J. E. Current, topped the table as guests brought presents.
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Ronald
J. E. Current
Hamptonville
Elizabeth Anne Martin
Barbara Ellington
Helen Martin
Margaret Andrews
Peggy Jo Martin
Addie White
Dolphine Barnhart
C. D. Brown
Billy Ray Campbell
Ronald Current
Domino Club Meeting Planned for This Evening
The Domino club will meet this evening at the home of Miss Margaret Fowler on the Greens for an informal gathering and games.
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Domino Club
Margaret Fowler
Mrs Mildred Wessinger Heads Local Women’s Club
Miss Mildred Wessinger elected president of the High Point Business and Professional Women’s club at a meeting held at the Elwood hotel. Other officers named include Mrs Orianna B. James and Mrs E M Shipman. Plans discussed for the state meeting in Durham June 10 to 12 and a dinner program tonight featuring reviews of popular books.
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High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Elwood
Mildred Wessinger
Frances Mendenhall
Y. W
D A C Group Plans To Attend Asheville Meeting
The North Carolina Society of the D A C will hold its first quarterly meeting in Asheville on Saturday June 12 at 11 am at the Asheville Country Club with Mrs J B Silversteen of Brevard as hostess. State regent Mrs J W Parker of Farmville urges full attendance. ex-regent Mrs J S Welborn and state secretary Mrs J F Hayden will attend and report on the General Assembly in Washington. Local members will travel Saturday morning and return Sunday.
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North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
Asheville
Asheville Country Club
Silversteen
Brevard
J. W. Parker
Farmville
North Carolina Society of
John 8. Welborn
Welborn
Joseph Snider
J. F. Hayden
Winthrop Alumnae to Be Entertained Thursday Evening
Mrs. N. B. Stirewall and Mrs. J. A. Owen will entertain Winthrop college alumnae and former students at a six o'clock picnic supper at Mrs. Owen’s Archdale home. The event honors city and area teachers who attended Winthrop. all alumnae are invited.
Kirkman-Hardin Vows Solemnized At Danville Va
Dororthy Viola Kirkman and James C. Hardin were married in Danville Virginia on May 29 1937 with Rev R J Barber officiating. The couple traveled with Mrs Radie Williams and Marvin Kirkman. A reception at the bride’s home followed. they will reside with J L Hardin in Greensboro.
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W. B. Kirkman
Dorothy Viola
James C. Hardin
J. L. Hardin
Eva Hardin
Greensboro
Danville
R. J. Barber
First Baptist Church
Radie Williams
Guilford College
Marvin Kirkman
J. A. Queen
Lois
High Point
W. M. Straton
Kernersville
Hour For Study Club Is Changed
The Twentieth Century study club meeting time has moved from 3 30 tomorrow afternoon to 10 30 tomorrow morning as announced this morning. Members are advised to note the new schedule.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
Army flyer makes 60 thousand foot parachute descent
In 1934 Albert W. Stevens of the U. S. Army descended about 60,000 feet roughly 12 miles by parachute during a stratosphere flight.
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Albert W. Stevens
U. S. Army
Attendance Requested for 7:30 Meeting
All members are asked to be in attendance at this meeting which will begin promptly at 7 30 o clock.
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Boro Road
Local residents head to Washington for graduation events
Fred A. Thomas and Fred Thomas Jr. leave tonight for Washington DC to attend Marjorie Webster School graduation exercises where Miss Pattie Thomas is in the graduating class. Mr and Mrs Turner return from Wilmington after weekend visits with the Bellamy family.
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Fred A. Thomas
Fred Thomas, Jr
Washington, D. C
Marjorie Webster
Pattie Thomas
Thomas Turner
Wilmington
Clayton Bellamy
Paul V. Neese
Mr. Neese
Operetta Tonight At Emma Blair School
Children from Emma Blair school present an operetta in the school auditorium this evening. A small admission charge applies and the program begins promptly at eight o’clock.
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Emma Blair
Emma Blair School
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