Y W C A Directors Hold Meeting In Winston Salem
Nineteen members of the local Y W C A board met yesterday afternoon at the hut and drove to Winston Salem for the June board session at the Betty Hastings camp. A picnic followed, then a tour of the new Y W C A building led by Miss Jane Skinner. A business session opened with devotionals by Mrs. J A Eshelman. The nominating committee proposed a 1936 slate including Mrs J T Weaver Harry Alexander F H Hallenbeck W B Thomas and James W Poole with new members Gladys Ellington and Mrs F R Allman to fill vacancies. The meeting adjourned and members returned home.
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Winston- Salem
Betty Hastings
Jane Skinner
J. A
Eshelman
Meadames J. T. Weaver
Harry Alexander
F. H. Hallenbeck
W. B. Thomas
James W. Poole
Mise Gladys Ellington
F. R. Allman
Newly Organized Jolly Y Club Hosts Evening Party
The Jolly Y Club of the YWCA held its first party at the Hut on Wednesday night. Performances included Jack Sappenfield singing and playing, Dorothy Green with Clyde on harmonica and guitar, Annie Jean Beane with pianist Alice Hoffman, plus games, dancing, and refreshments for a long list of local attendees from Greensboro and Kernersville institutions.
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Jack Sappenfield
Ray
Dorothy Green
Clyde
Moonlight Hollow
Annie Jean Beane
Alice Hoffman
Hazelle West
Mary Sammey
Lillian Wiesner
Beatrice Overcash
Myra Barker
Zelma C. Shelton
Dorothy Chesson
Olivia Amos
Bessie Hyman
Elizabeth Amos
Hilda Barbee
Mallonee Moorefield
Garnet Fallenstein
Howard Stutts
David Shelton
Bill Hayworth
Julian Lytle
Esker Amos
George Harriss
Richard Smith
Ray Scott
Greensboro
Thurman Albert
Kernersville
Local residents attend state Democratic convention in Raleigh
Messrs EB T Kearns and Thomas Turner are in Raleigh for the state Democratic convention. Claude Reitzel Jr also attends. Frances Lewis returns from Atlanta Conservatory with family. Ruth Coltrane comes home from Brevard College for summer. Pegsy Ann Peters recovers at home after appendicitis surgery. Zula Mae Sepneer visits grandmother on Asheboro route two. Junior Music Study Club holds year end meeting Saturday at 10 at Emerywood Country Club with officer elections.
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Messrs
EB. T. Kearns
Thomas Turner
Raleigh
Junior Music Study Club
Emerywoodountry Club
Church Social Elects New Philathea President
The Philathea class of First Baptist elected Mrs. B F Lydick to fill a vacancy after the resignation of Mrs. W W Dickerson who served the past year. The meeting at the church drew 43 members and eight visitors with a devotional by Mrs. John Biggs and a duet by Mrs J E Whichard and Mrs C C Chapman. Heart Sisters gifts were given and refreshments served.
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Baptist Philatheas
Philathea Clase
The
First Baptist Church
John Biggs
B. F. Lydick
Mra. W. W. Dickerson
Mra
J. E. Whichard
C. C. Chapman
Wiley Stone
Heart Sisters
Heart
Mesdames
J. FE
Whichard Elmer High
J. E. Burgess
Bernice Tabor
Sam Lewis
Vernon Peace
Miss Moton's Pupils to Give Recital Monday
Beulah Moton presents piano pupils in a Monday evening recital at 8 in the First Methodist Protestant church assembly room. Performers include Hazel Zimmerman Ralph Zimmerman Jean Montgomery Lina Jane Davis Ester Marie Free Charlotte Zimmerman Wanda Walden Jewell Myers Mary Lou Cecil Charles Tuttle Celeste Payne John Fowler Louise Ellison Frankie Wood Lillie Mae Moore and Mrs Wade Clinard.
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Beulah Moton
First Methodist Protestant Church
Hazel
Ralph Zimmerman
Jean Montgomery
Lina Jane Davis
Ester Marie Free
Charlotte Zimmerman
Wanda Walden
Jewell Myers
Mary Lou Cecil
Charles Tuttle
Celeste Payne
John Fowler
Louise Ellison
Frankie Wood
Lillie Mae Moore
Wade Clinard
Piano Pupils Showcase Annual Spring Recital
Miss Hazel Lanier presents her piano pupils in an annual spring recital this evening at 8 at the Sheraton hotel inviting patrons and friends to attend.
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Hazel Lanier
Sheraton Hotel
Mr and Mrs Neese Feted Tonight at Emerywood Club
Mrs C J Cummings will entertain at bridge this evening at the Emerywood Country Club honoring Mr and Mrs Fred Neese who were recently married. Play will begin at eight thirty o'clock.
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C. J. Cummings
Emerywood Country Club
Fred Neese
Eastern Star to Elect Officers at State Convention
Winston Salem June 12 The Order of Eastern Star closes its state convention with nearly 500 delegates as officers are elected and policy matters decided at the final session.
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Winston-Salem
the Order of Eastern Star
Misses Millis And Kearns Feted At Bon Voyage Party
Helen Millis and Cath erine Kearns prepare for a four month overseas trip honored at a bridge luncheon hosted by Eleanor Amos in Emerywood. Guests enjoyed contract bridge, a two course luncheon, ship shaped desserts, and flowers as travel themed decor highlighted the event.
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Millis
Kearns
Helen Millis
Catherine Kearns
Eleanor Amos
Emerywood
Mies Pearl Thompson
Mary Lewis Millis
Ann Garrett
Betty Hardin
Anna Mae Hatcher
Mary Allen Clinard
Jane Austin
Jean Rankin
Mildred Marsh
Betty Hunt Murray
Sarah Sears
Eleanor Powell
Marcelle Clarke
Clara Cole
Young People Stage Splendid Deep River Program
Deep River church attracted a full house Thursday night as neighborhood youth presented a strong program. Proceeds will aid sending Rev. Joseph Peele to a minister conference in Due. Earlier Mrs. J. L. Hines visited a ill sister in High Point while Florence White led last week’s youth class meeting.
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Deep River Church
Deep River
Joseph Peele
Due
Florence White
Local Social News Highlights High Point Visits
Mrs. R L Borum spent Tuesday with sister Mrs Belle Lindon in High Point. Julia Jones returned home after a visit with aunt Mrs Arthur Yates Guilford College route one. Mrs Laura Skeen dined with Mrs Franklin Briggs while J K and Warren Clary of High Point visited friends. Miss Pearl Jones attended the wedding of Mrs Lucille Hayworth at Springfield church Friday night.
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R. L. Borum
Belle Lindon
High Point
Julia Jones
Arthur Yates
Guilford College
Laura Skeen
Franklin Briggs
J. K
Warren Clary
Pearl Jones
Lucille Hayworth
Springfield Church
Ramseur visitor and local residents noted
Arthur Stewart of Ramseur visits family at the Carey Bulla home. Beulah Skeen returns to Guilford College after a stay here. Mrs. Clarence Jordan remains ill at home and bedridden.
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Arthur Stewart
Ramseur
Carey Bulla
Beulah Skeen
Guilford College
Clarence Jordan
Noted Bible Teacher Dr W K Greene to Speak at Wesley Memorial
Dr W K Greene, Duke University dean and renowned Bible class teacher, will address the Peacock Bible class at Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church during Sunday school. He lectures nationally and has previously spoken in High Point to the Guilford County Alumni association.
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W. K. Greene
Duke University
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Greene
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Durham
Children's Day Observed at M P Church Services
Sunday observance at First Methodist Protestant Church features children's activities across departments and classes from Sunday school onward. Morning service includes Junior church in the main auditorium with elders and parents. evening pageant Bearers of Light performed by children and youth.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
Slorifying Yourself Hands Grace Exercise Guide
Alicia Hart outlines hand exercises to improve suppleness and a graceful appearance. She describes steps like forearm alignment, finger by finger movements, taffy pulling motions, outward swings, and controlled finger snaps, plus avoid clumsy gestures and nervous fidgeting.
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Alicia Hartner
New York
Negro Boy Breaks Arm Falling From Tree Near School
Charles Halton a nine year old Negro boy suffered a broken left arm and was shaken when he fell from a tree near Fairview street school around noon today. He was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital by ambulance from canc es and remained a patient. He said his father is John Halton of 619 Fairview street.
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Charles Halton
Fairview Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Cance S
John Halton
Gasoline From A Decade Ago Destroys Modern Engine
A historical note warns that gasoline produced ten years ago is unsafe for a modern airplane engine. Using it could cause severe damage or engine failure, with the engine tearing itself apart or not running at all.
Sweden's first all baby born aboard ambulance plane
Sweden records its first birth on an ambulance plane as officials determine the official place of birth after birth could not be registered. Legal action was necessary to establish the birth location and ensure proper civil registration.
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Sweden
Workers Needed for Roofers and Builders in NC
The North Carolina state employment service in the public library building reported requests from out of town for skilled state roofers and experienced building inspectors. Interested individuals should call at the office.
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North Carolina State Employment Service
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Awning & Tent CO
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Quality Bakery
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Howard Spinet Grand Piano
R. R. Bland Music Co., Incorporated
Hood Bank Building
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Frances Lewis
Atlanta
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
L. Lewis
D. M. Lewis
Bonnie Lewis
Conservatory
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Willowbrook Street
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Co. Co. Charles
Claude Reitzel, Jr
Ruth Coltrane
Brevard College
A. B. Coltrane
Trinity
Pegsy Ann Peters
Suneet Drive
Mise Zula Mae Sepneer
J. G. Spencer
Asheboro
Green
Green Street Baptist Church
Grover Sumney
Thissell Street
Oak Hill
Mrs. Neese
Asheville
Mise Elvira Hiryson
Holmes Bryson
N. C
Miss Hiryson
English St. Curb Market
Hutchen’s Bakery
Betty Crocker
Teing
Hutchen’s
MR. C. L. Brucken
Mfg. Co
ST. Louis
Thurston St
Bakur’s
N. Main
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South Main Street
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