Spring Recital Showcases Bain Juniors at Roberts Hall
Mrs. Robt. Bain presented her junior pupils in a Spring Recital at Roberts Hall High Point College last evening. Ushers N L Garner Jr and Richard Bennett greeted guests while program distribution was handled by Mesdames Helen McBee Betty Welch and Fred Gwyn Woodruff. The event featured floral decorations and awards in Class A to Virginia Robbins and Mary Lou Cecil Class B to Ruby Zimmerman and Ruth Wayne Daves with a memory prize to Dwanda Lee Bissette Frances Hedrick won for her booklet My Aims Hopes and Ideals In My Musical Career. The program honored Violet Glenn retiring B and W Music Club president and included performances by Dwanda Lee Helen Bissette Martha Charlee Stott Ruby Zimmerman Hilda Rose Mitchell J Powell Jones Ruth Wayne Davis Frances Young Dorothy Rockwell Blanche Iris White Mary Lou Cecil Margaret Hancock Mary Alice Shipton Virginia Robbins Martha Ann Harrison Frances Hedrick and Violet Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Hall
High Point College
Robert H. Bain
N. L. Garner, Jr
Richard Bennett
Helen McBee
Betty Welch
Fred Gwyn Woodruff
N. L. Garner
Elda Clark
Virginia Robbins
Mary Lou Cecil
Ruby Zimmerman
Ruth Wayne Daves
Dwanda Lee Bissette
Frances Hedrick
Bain
W. E. Davis
School of Expression
Violet Glenn
B. and W. Music Club
Elmer Hedrick
Dwanda Lee
Helen Bissette
Martha
Charlee Stott
Hilda Rose Mitchell
J. Powell Jones
Ruth Wayne Davis
Frances Young
Dorothy Rockwell
Blanche
Iris White
Margaret Hancock
Mary Alice Shipton
Martha Ann Harrison
Richmond Residents Visit and Local Social Moves
About People Miss Anne Seward of Richmond Virginia is visiting with Miss Mary Ruth Seward and relatives. Mrs Pauline Grey leaves for Asheville for the Grand Chapter O E S meeting as a local chapter representative. Mrs A H Wells of Wilson visits sister Mrs C F Tomlinson on Parkway and plans to stay until Saturday. Mrs T L Simmons returns to Rocky Mount after a short visit. Mrs J R Loflin and son Hoytt Lee return to 210 Best Street after visiting sister Mrs C F Baldwin and Mr Baldwin in Beaufort. They are joined by Mrs Henry Casper and daughter Evelyn of Kernersville. Ernestine Hall Catherine James Welborn Malpass Tom McMillan return from White Lake. A F Edwards and B B Whidden back from Greensboro where they attended the VFW convention. Mrs Philip Davis recuperating at Parkway after Duke hospital treatment. Mr and Mrs Branson Stone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Wells of
Wilson
C. F. Tomlinson
Parkway
T. L. Simmons
Tomlinson
Rocky Mount
J. R. Loflin
Hoytt Lee
Best Street
C. F. Baldwin
Baldwin
Beaufort
Henry Casper
Evelyn
Kernersville
Swing Club Admits Three New Members At Meeting
At the bi monthly Swing Club meeting in Louise Clark Jay three new members were received into the club. Business suggestions for future activities were discussed and a party for friends old and new was planned. Members then attended a city lab swimming party after adjournment. Next meeting set with Miss Frances Phillips street.
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Louise Clark
Jay
City Lab
Frances Phillips Street
Local Graduates Earn Degrees at State College Exercises
EB. J. Phibbs Jr and James Farr returned yesterday after receiving diplomas at State College exercises. Phibbs earned a B S in Chemistry with high honors and Farr completed his courses with credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Phibbs, Jr
Furr
T Here
State Col
Junior Phibbs
U. S
James Farr
Wayside Club Picnic At Blair Farm
The Wayside Garden club held its annual spring picnic on Miss Martha Blair's lawn at Blair Farm South Main street extension. About fifty members and friends enjoyed flower garden visits before a supper and musical selections by Susan and Evelyn Sharp including violin flute and musical saw performances.
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Wayside Garden Club
Martha Blair
South Main Street
Blair Farm
Susan
Evelyn Sharp
Susan Sharp
Social Calendar Highlights Thursday and Friday
The Y W C A board meets at Mrs H A Millis country home on Greensboro road at 7 30 p m The Omega Kappa Sorority holds its final meeting of the year in the Sheraton hotel committee room with Dr P E Lindley in charge Friday 9 30 a m to 1 30 p m The Letitian club hosts its annual private dance at the Bernewood Country club with Furman and his Guilfordians providing music
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P. M
H. A. Millis
Greensboro Road
Omega Kappa Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
Letitian Club
Bpmerywood Country Club
Furman
Guilfordians
Mrs. Tomlinson Hosts Informal Tea Honoring Sister
Mrs. C F Tomlinson entertained friends with a four to six o clock tea at her Parkway home. She honored her sister Mrs A H Wells of Wilon the houseguest this week. Guests were welcomed by Mrs C M Hauser with others and the dining room featured a white motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Tomlinson
Parkway
A. H. Wells
Wileon
C. M. Hauser
Miss Rosalie Andrews Elected President of Business Girls
Miss Rosalie Andrews was elected president of the Business and Professional Girls club of the YYWCA at a regular dinner meeting. The slate included Grace Jester as nominating chair, Unity Nash as vice president, Josie Wood as recording secretary, Lydia Kiger as corresponding secretary, Sadie Doss as treasurer, Kathleen Roser as reporter, and Blanche Beasley as editor. The meeting featured a review of Dale Carnegie’s How To Win Friends and Influence People by J. M. Gillis. Visitors included Lillian Massey, Dorothy Hoskins, and Alma Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Andrews
Business and Professional Girls Club
Thelma Patrick
Grace Jester
Unity Nash
Josie Wood
Lydia Kiger
Sadie Doss
Kathleen Roser
Blanche, Beasley
The
Observer
Ellington
Lucille Browne
Camp Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem
Y. W. Camp
Dale Carnegie
J. M. Gillis
High Point Overall
Lillian Massey
Dorothy Hoskins
Alma Andrews
Annual June German Social Event At Rocky Mount Friday
Rocky Mount hosts the 57th annual June German Friday led by the Carolina Cotillion club with invitations accepted from Governor Clyde Hoey Mrs Ehringhaus Rep Harold Cooley and Senator Reynolds. Kay Kiser brings his orchestra for a week of dances and social events culminating in dawn celebrations.
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Rocky Mount
Carolina Cotillion Club
Clyde R. Hoey
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Harold D. Cooley
Robert R. Reynolds
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wallace
Kay Kiser
Gay Debs Club Honors Edna Howard at Farewell Meeting
The Gay Debs Club met June 8 1937 at Miss Margaret Bairds home 303 Howell St to honor Edna Howard moving to Newnan Georgia and induct new officers Doris Smith president Gladys Stone vice president Helen Henderson secretary treasurer Margarite Freeman and Willie Veigh Garner as editors Refreshments were served to Edna and Mamie Howard Dena Corns Doris Smith and Helen Henderson with plans to purchase club pins in the color and emblem.
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Margaret Baird
Howell St
Edna Howard
Newnan
Georgia
Doris Smith
Gladys Stone
Helen Henderson
Margarite Freeman
Willie Veigh Garner
Evening Garden Club Bazaar Boosts Fall Rose Garden Plans
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club held a bazaar at Mrs. R. R. Blackburn’s Mont heu avenue home. Proceeds support the municipal rose garden at Blair Park. A business session outlined next year’s plans and club cooperation for a mammoth fall flower show. About eighteen members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
Blair Park
Mrs Beeb Kearns and daughter moved from Guilford General Hospital
Mrs Beeb Kearns and her daughter Rebecca Jane were discharged yesterday from Guilford General Hospital to their home on Denny Street.
Junior Service League Holds June Meeting At Country Club
The June meeting at Emerywood Country Club was led by President Mrs Forrest Murray with reports from officers and committees. Highlights included clinic board stats on 34 babies and 64 home visits 42 milkings daily 70 diphtheria toxoid treatments 152.88 dollars from dance lessons and plans for thrift shop hours and a library story hour.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Forrest Murray
John Walker
J. E. Millis
Joe Cox
Elliott Wood
Thrift Shop
Fam
Jake Froelich
Murray
James Poole
League
Dc. T. Ingram, Jr
R. T. Amos
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Book Club
Charlies McAnally
Horace Haworth
Local Women Prepare for Durham Club Meeting
Miss Eloise Ward chairs the Third District women’s clubs as Miss Mildred Wessinger and Miss Frances Mendenhall join Miss Clara Whitehead and Mrs. R. E. Ranson in leading the delegation. They depart for Durham for sessions through Saturday, with registration at 8, Friday’s program at 10, a luncheon at 1, a memorial service for Miss Johnsie Cameron, a Duke University tea and campus tour, and a Greensboro hosted dinner at the Carolina Inn with Miss Sarah Postiethwai of Chattanooga as national membership chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Ward
N. C
Mildred Wessinger
Frances Mendenhall
Clara Whitehead
R. E. Ranson
Durham
Miss Weasinger
Miss Mendenhall
Miss Whitehead
Ranson
Conrad
Goldsboro Club
Johnsie Cameron
Rockingham Club
Duke University
W. P. Few
Carolina Inn
Chapel Hill
Greensboro Club
Sarah M. Postiethwai
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mrs G L Ray Reported Hospitalized After Appendectomy
Friends of Mrs. G L Ray regret to learn she is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital where she underwent an appendicitis operation this morning. Relatives arrived from Greenville North Carolina for the event and the gathering includes a breakfast burlesque baby show a luncheon a speakers program and a governor's mansion tea and banquet with Governor Clyde Hoey as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Ray
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. J. Anderson
Ray
John Roland
Greenville
N. C
Church Social Ice Cream Supper At North Main Church
North Main Street Baptist church hosts an ice cream supper Friday at five o'clock featuring home made ice cream and cake. Proceeds go to the general fund for new Sunday school rooms. Serves the public.
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North Main
North Main Street
Clete Floyd Recovers Nicely After Tuesday Operation
R. Co. "Clete" Floyd, who underwent an operation Tuesday at Guilford General Hospital, is doing nicely at this time, it was learned this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Co
Clete” Floyd
Guilford General Hospital
Unclear text fragment from Du home event
The excerpt notes a family attending local exercises with Miss Stone, sister of Mr and member of the Clans, at a home in Du.
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Junior
Miss Stone
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A. Coke Cecil
Oakwood Court
W. EF. Davis
Senoir High School
Robt. Bain
Anne Seward
Richmond, Va
Mary Ruth Seward
Pauline Grey
Asheville
Ernestine Hall
Catherine James
Welborn Malpass
Tom McMillan
White Lake
A. F. Edwards
BB. A. Whidden
Greensboro
Philip Davis
Duke Hospital
Mr. and
Mrs. Branson Stone
Swing Club
Wayside Club
Moffiett’s
Emerywood Club
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mesdames A. Sherrod
J. &. Welborn
D. E. Richardson
Charles Kearns
J. G. Foy
Paul Casey
Lois Welborn
G. C. Haworth
D. KE. Harllee
C. F. Tomlinnson
James FE. Lambeth
Thomasville
W. C. Idol
Martha Robbins Tilden
Guilford County
Business
Thomas H. Battle
Miss Baird
Evening Garden Club
Country Club
Ward Street
M. E
H. P. Stinson
English Street
Ladies Aid of the
Zion Reformed Church
Glover
Samuel Hyman
Zeweler
Croaker Fish
United Market
North Main ST
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