Local BPWC Club Elects Delegates To State Meet
Delegates to the state convention of Business and Professional Women's clubs at Blowing Rock June 13 16 were elected by the Guilford County BPWC chapter. Elected were Miss Feral Green Pearl Bumgarner and Mrs Gladys Stainback with alternates Miss Carrie McGirt Annette Stowe Alta Chamelin Eleanor Curran and Mrs Katherine Shipman. Mrs Oriana B James retiring president and Miss Rachel Moser new president attend by virtue of their offices. Mrs Bessie Smith named recording secretary. The session featured an outdoor hamburger supper shuffleboard horseshoes and softball followed by dessert at the nurses home. One new member Miss Hannah Kellam and 21 others plus five visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Blowing Rock
Guilford County Sanatorium
Feral Green
Pearl Bumgarner
Gladys Stainback
Carrie McGirt
Annette Stowe
Alta Chamelin
Eleanor Curran
Katherine Shipman
Oriana B. James
Rachel Moser
Bessie Smith
Ernestine Melton
Hannah Kellam
M. D. Bonner
Rena Henry
Sue Baldwin
Virginia Fox
Evelyn Ballantine
Initial Summer Bridge for Ladies at Emerywood Club
Bi weekly bridge party for Emerywood Country Club ladies held at the clubhouse in the morning inaugurating the Summer program. Seven tables played in the ladies lounge with Mesdames Mendenhall Mitchell and W E Mitchell as hostesses. Mrs Hal A Davis won the prize and about twenty five luncheon guests attended including many visitors and club members from Charlotte Monroe Rockford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames KE
KE. Mendenhall, Jr
W. E. Mitchell
Hal A. Davis
Eight Tables In Play At Auxiliary Benefit Party
Eight tables of bridge were in play last night at the American Legion Auxiliary benefit card party at the Coca Cola Bottling plant on Washington Street. High score prize a pink ware pitcher went to Mrs. Lewis. five draw prizes were given. Cookies and iced drinks followed. Mrs. Effie Harrison led arrangements with committee members Mrs. Jacobs Burris and Mrs. R. R. Blackburn. Funds support the state region and auxiliary convention to be held here June 23, 24, 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Coca- Cola
Washington Street
Hour Changed For Washington Council Meet
All officers and members of Washington Council No. 4 Daughters of America are urged to meet Thursday night at 310 North Main Street. The hour will be 7 p.m. instead of 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council No. 4, Daughters of America
North Main Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Archdale Methodist Church
G. L. Miller
Walter Davis
Clay Lambeth
Camera Craft Club Cancels Tomorrow Night Meeting
The Camera Craft Club cancels tomorrow evening’s meeting due to local high school commencement activities. The next gathering is planned for Thursday at 7 30 PM at Hill's Photo Service on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Craft Club
Hill's Photo Service
Washington Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings And Events
Wednesday events include Junior Red Cross at Sheraton Hotel with Mrs James S Moffitt chairing 5 PM Family Service Bureau board at Community Chest rooms South Main 6 30 PM Altrusa executive board at retiring president Mrs C H Cad dell home. Thursday Girl Scout Council at Y W C A North Main plan summer camp. Friday 7 30 PM recital and graduating exercises Mrs W G Kirkman Bay Street School auditorium. Saturday 7 PM to midnight Poole dance Emerywood Country Club for fifth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Sheraton Hotel
James S. Moffitt
Family Service Bureau Board
South Main Street
Altrusa Club
C. H. Caddell
Girl Scout Council
North Main Street
W. G. Kirkman
Bay Street
James W. Poole
Emerywood Country Club
Thomasville Garden Club Hosts Meeting and Wedding News
Mrs. Nat Walker hosted the Thomasville Garden club with Mesdames Pegg and Wrenn assisting. New officers were elected and the year’s project is City Beautification. Several social notices mention guests, travels, and upcoming weddings in Thomasville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Garden Club
Nat Walker
Thomasville
Elizabeth
Pauline Walker
Bride-Elect Miss Loraine Davis Feted At Bingo Party
Mrs. Edward Leyton hosted a bingo gathering at her Woodrow Avenue home to honor Miss Loraine Davis of Philadelphia, bride-elect of next month to wed Aaron Pliskin of Thomasville. About fifty guests from High Point, Thomasville and nearby cities attended, with prizes and wedding pattern crystals awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Leyton
Woodrow Avenue
Loraine Davis
Philadelphia
Aaron Pliskin
Thomasville
Miss Davis
Charles Davis
J. Pliskin
Leyton
Crystal
Miss Helen English Weds F B Nelson in Greenville
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Verona English and Francis Benton Nelson, both of High Point, solemnized yesterday afternoon at Christ Episcopal Church Greenville. The couple left for Lookout Mountain Tennessee and will reside at 121 Thurston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Verona English
Francis Benton Nelson
High Point
Greenville
S. C
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert T. Phillips
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Thurston Street
Nelson
Floyd English
Anderson
Myrtle N. Bull
Greensboro
Benton Nelson
Grace Flower Shop
LOCAL NOTES ON RESIDENTS AND VISITS
Marion York recovers at home on East Burton Street extension after a Monday bicycle fall left her with a compound fracture of the arm. Mrs. A. M. Voncannon’s friend at 213 Ward Street is severely burned at home Friday. Ruth Moffitt from Orlando arrives to spend the summer with her mother on North Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. John Pocholec visit Pound Virginia relatives for a few days, planning to return by May 25. Benny Ray Pocholec, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Miller, born May 28 at Trinity Route One. Bill Rogers of 1202 Ragan Street shows gradual improvement after a Saturday automobile accident near Siler City. Louise Edwards of Blaine Avenue, after a serious operation at Guilford General Hospital, is improving but cannot receive visitors yet. Mary Alderman Smith leaves for Davidson College for the Presbyterian Young People’s League conference. Sara Sears of Woman’s College Greensboro returns home for summer with Herman C. Sears at Pickett Farm, joined by schoolmate Barbara Peele of Springfield Massachusetts for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Harries
Jacksonville
Fla
Isabel Boyles
Miss Boyles
Roy Bernard Harris
High Point
Harris
W. B. Murphy
Raleigh and
Snow Hill
J. C. Anman
West Main Street
Ray Hoover
Patsy
Ann
Newton
Hoover
W. F. Rader
J. S. Green
Charles Finch
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Sue Pearle Finstrom
Burbank
Calif
Robert Rapp
Bobby
Jerome
S. C
Margaret Jones
North Wilkesboro
Amanda Wall
Robert Gloff
Knoxvile
Rankin
R. K. Farrington
Johnstown
Marion York
East Burton Street
Ruth Moffitt
Orlando, Fla
H. A. Moffitt
North Main Street
Louise Edwards
Blaine Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Sara Sears
Woman's College
Greensboro
Herman CD. Sears
Pickett Farm
Barbara Peele
Springfield
Mass
Business Girls Hear Report On Social Agencies Meeting
Twenty eight members attended the weekly supper meeting of the Business and Professional Girls club of the YWCA at the Adams Memorial YWCA on North Main Street. Miss Helen Deans chaired. birthdays for Mrs Ruth Hayes and Miss Gladys Hall were celebrated with corsages and a birthday cake. The program included a report on the High Point Council of Social Agencies by Miss Lillian Marlowe and a nominating committee was formed with Gladys Hall as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Adams Memorial
North Main Street
Helen Deans
Ruth Hayes
Gladys Hall
High Point Council of
Lillian Marlowe
Ina McAdams
Gladys Ellington
Golf women lead at Sedgefield and Emerywood trends
The article highlights women golfers at Sedgefield and Emerywood Country Club. It notes frequent play, common hazards at Waterloo and the eighteenth, and various players and clubs preparing for the President's Cup. It also blends gardening and local society anecdotes with fashion and beauty trends.
City C E Union Board Plans For Convention At Elon
The High Point Christian Endeavor Union met at the First Methodist Church with Bill Wall presiding. Plans were made for the state convention at Elon College June 13 to 16. High Point will conduct the vesper service Friday, join Burlington’s parade Saturday, and host a banquet with a unique display. Local C E members expect to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City C. E. Union Board
Elon
High Point Christian Endeavor Union
First Methodist Church
Bill Wall
Christian Endeavor
Eton College
High Point Union
Burlington
C. BE
Beta Sigma Phi Plans Thursday Outing And Picnic
Mu chapter Beta Sigma Phi completed plans for an old time day ride and picnic supper for tomorrow evening at their Monday Sheraton Hotel meeting with Miss Josephine Gibson presiding. Beach and house parties in July were discussed but decisions postponed. The evening program, Etiquette, featured several members offering etiquette tips. Nine members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Josephine Gibson
Duck Club Plans Summer Social and Trip Details
The Duck Club met at Sedgefield last evening to discuss grounds beautification and several summer events. Owen Ritchie presided and outlined an all day trip on June 23 to Fairstone Park and a vacation beach party. A World’s Fair committee representative presented trip details to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Owen Ritchie
Fairstone Park
McCoy
Stedmans Move From Ro Ella Apartments to Greenway Drive
Mr and Mrs Robert Stedman move today from the Ro Ella Apartments to 1105 Greenway Drive where they will make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stedma
Roella Apartments
Greeway Drive
Evening social with Bryant and Bill Horney hosts
Bryant and Bill Horney hosted the evening serving refreshments to about thirty members who enjoyed dancing and ping pong as extra entertainment.
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Madeline Hoover
Bpwc Club
Emerywood Club
Phil Warner
Tom Brown
Elliott Wood
Mesdames Walton and Connor
Charlotte
Ramona Redman
Frances A
Betty Lou Warner
Rachel Hunt
Colgate Soaps
Palmolive
Klee
Medi
Carolina Food Store
English Street
Washington Council
Stainback’ladies' Apparel Shop
Helen English
F. B. Nelson
A. M. Voncannon
Ward Street
John Pocholec
Pound
Johnnie Miller
Bennie Ray
Trinity Route One
Bill Rogers
Ragan Street
Siler City
Mary Alderman Smith
Davidson College
Presbyterian Young People’s League
Archdale Methodist
First Baptist R.” A
Royal Ambassadors of the
First Baptist Church
Highway Ten A
YWCA
Adams Club
Saunders
Anne Lockridge
Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem
Florence Nightingale
Leta Anderson
By Fay
Waterloo
Laurance Ingram
Margaret
Tom Marlowe
Lib
Hilsey Ayers
Edna
Valette Harris
Margaret Bryant
Harriet Wood
Thelma Cooper
Billy Saunders
Adele Rankin
Bonie Wall
Peggy Merrilees
Della Campbell
LaVerne Wood
Alice Poole
Lucy Jo Abels
Doris Everhart
Val Fascue
Carolyn Ehlers
Mildred Chappell
Ferndale
Zurich
Italy
Washington
United States
Sheraton
Montyle
Rose
Bob Amos
Virginia Perry
May Lou
Mrs. Kline
Jewel
Alice
Lee Col
Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs. Stedman
Greenway
Lydia E. Pinkham
Helene Curtis
Croquignole
Cor. Wash. & Main
S. Arrid
The
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Bulova
Rona
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Time
Ais Pha
Tate Jeweler
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