Entre Nous Club Elects New Officers at Final Meeting
Mrs C E Sheloff hosted the Entre Nous Club at her Parkway home for a final meeting before the picnic next week. Officers elected include Embree H Blackard as president, J W Harriss as vice president, and G J Humphreys as secretary treasurer, with a Boston game followed by a two course repast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
C. E. Sheloff
New State
Charles E. Sheloff
Parkway
Boston
J. F. Hayden
Embree H. Blackard
J. W. Harris
G. J. Humphreys
YWCA Sets June Tea as Delegates Attend Conferences
Membership results near completion announce a June 26 tea at the Adams Memorial Building from 4 to 6 p.m. Mrs. Fred Whitescarver leads the committee with music and reception help from other directors. Several delegates head to Camp Merriwoode for southern state conferences with plans for stunt night and weekend trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Luncheon Bridge Honors Mrs. John McCaskill
Mrs. F E Whitescarver entertained a bridge luncheon at 607 Parkway to honor Mrs. John McCaskill previously Miss Gilbert Muse. Guests enjoyed a summer floral setting, buffet service, and table centerpieces. Various prizes were awarded for bridge play to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCaskill
F. E. Whitescarver
Bridge Club
Parkway
Gilbert Muse
Piedmont German Club June Dance at Emerywood Country Club
The Piedmont German Club hosts a June dance at Emerywood Country Club to close their season with Will Bradley and his orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Will Bradley
Miss Blair Hosts Annual Spring Piano Recital
Last evening at eight Miss Florence Blair presented her piano pupils in the annual spring recital before parents and friends. Guests were greeted by Misses Peggy Teague and Anne Allman, and the program featured solos and duets by Jane Blair John Blair Joseph Coffield Esther Marie Free Arta Hiatt Betty Ann Rankin Sandy Rankin Sara Sloan Ray Nell Steeleoff Jean Sheetz Barbara Tobias and Jean Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sheetz
Florence Blair
Peggy Teague
Anne Allman
Miss Blair
Jane Blair
John Blair
Joseph Coffield
Esther Marie Free
Arta Hiatt
Betty Ann Rankin
Sandy Rankin
Sara Sloan Ray
Nell Steeloff
Jean Sheetz
Barbara Tobias
Jean Teague
Carolyn Jones
Elizabeth Morrison
Betty Jean Miller
Ruth McGehee
Visitor Paid Honor At Small Luncheon At The Smoke House
Mrs. J. S. Welborn hosted a luncheon for her visitor Mrs. E. N. Scoville of Orangeburg South Carolina and a group of friends at The Smoke House on Stratford road Winston Salem. Ten covers were set with guests including J. B. Kirkman E. Kearns EF. D. Steele J. D. Mann J. F. Hayden J.S. Welborn J. W. Harriss Garland Daniel of Greensboro and Miss I. Irvin Paylor. Mrs. Scoville will receive further informal social events during her stay in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Welborn
E. N. Scoville
Orangeburg
8. C
Winston-Salem
Smoke House
Stratford Road
Mrs. Welborn
Mrs. Hayes Plans Fete for Miss Elva Grissom
Mrs. R. E. Hayes Jr. will host a bridge tea at Blair Park clubhouse Saturday at 3 pm for Miss Elva Grissom ahead of her upcoming marriage to John Proc tor Davis. Guests include out of town sisters Mrs. Alex Kohn of Charlotte and Mrs. Wade H. Curran of Asheville. The June wedding is set as several pre nuptial parties begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Hayes, Jr
Elva Grissom
John Proctor Davis
Bridge
Blair Park
Alex Kohn
Charlotte
Wade H. Curran
Asheville
Edgar Lee Davis
Carl Sherrill Wood Jr Born at Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Carl S Wood announce the birth of a son Carl Sherrill Jr on Monday June 10 at Guilford General hospital Mrs Wood formerly Miss Virginia Garner of Denton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sherrill Wood, Jr
Carl S. Wood
Carl Sherrill, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Local Residents Travel and Guests Visit in Nearby Cities
Mrs J A Hart Sr and Stuart Hart depart for Myrtle Beach D C to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Phil Warner at their summer cottage. Mrs C Spitzer moves to Washington BC where Mr Spitzer has been for three weeks. Mr and Mrs W A Stutts hosted Mrs Stutts parents and brothers from Huntington WV and High Point. The Cook and Prince couples plus Clyde Reece visited North Wilkesboro for Harold Cook's birthday at Wilkesboro Park. Mrs Kenneth Redman and Ramona Redman stay at Midston House New York Murray Hill district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hart, Sr
Stuart Hart
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Phil Warner
Mrs. C. Spitzer
Washington
Bp.c
Mr. Spitzer
W. A. Stutts
North Main Street
J. W. Cook
Ted Prince
Clyde Reece
North Wilkesboro
Harold Cook
William Harold
Mr. Cook
Wilkesboro Park
Kenneth Redman
Ramona Redman
Woodland Drive
High Point
New York
Murray Hill District
Charles F. Phillips
Mary Green Matthews
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Eloise Welch
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
R. L. Welch
Matthews
WCMC
S. L. Pollock
Rebecca
T. S. Eanes
Shatley Springs
George Meyer
Peoria
Tll
R. L. McDonald
Hite Lambeth
Thomasville
Spurgeon Farrington
Social Arts Club Luncheon at Mrs Jones Residence
Members of the Social Arts club were entertained by Mrs. E Z Jones at her Montlieu avenue home for a luncheon meeting. Hostesses included Mesdames A B Elam and J N McCrary. A J Koonce was birthday honoree with red rosebud corsage. Crystal gifts and pink rose noselays featured the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Arts Club
E. Z. Jones
Montlieu Avenue
Mesdames
A. B. Elam
J. N. McCrary
A. J. Koonce
Koonts
Crystal
Albert Freeze
Koonce
Mesdames RE
Harville
J. W. Rose
Leland B. Nelson
A. M. Upshaw
Clyde Baxter
E. R. Outlawa
T. R. Zimmerman
W. J. Frazier
Mrs. Jones
Williams Goldston wedding cake cutting precedes ceremony
Miss Verna Williams and Joseph Wemble Goldston prepared for their six o clock Calvary Methodist church nuptials with a previous reception at the Franklin Street home. About thirty guests attended the rehearsal eve event as colors of white hydrangea and larkspur echoed the ceremony plans. The couple will depart for a bridal trip north after the private ceremony officiated by Rev. D V Howell with ushers Elmer James and Brownie Wagner and nieces Emily and Beverly Cox as flower girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Williams
Joseph Wemble Goldston
Calvary Methodist Church
Mia
Cecil A. Cox
Raseur
Hotoree
Franklin Street
B. G. Leonard
Emily
Beverly Cox
Ramseur
Roland Franklin
Cologne Gadget Fits Any Bottle
A Toledo Ohio firm introduces the atomizer top that fits any cologne bottle. Models include threaded neck and stopper types with a fabric tube to drain remaining drops, unbreakable design, and full spray. Priced at 25 cents with a 50 cent gold plated style and gold netted bulb, now at department and drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Mrs. J S Welborn To Attend D A R Board Meeting
Mrs J S Welborn accompanied by her house guest Mrs E N Scoville of Orangeburg will attend a North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution state board meeting in Charlotte at Hotel Charlotte starting 11 30. Brevard hostess Mrs J B Silversteen will preside and entertain at luncheon with guest Mrs Scoville, followed by an afternoon session. Welborn serves as state registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Welborn
E. N. Scoville
Orangeburg
D. C
Charlotte
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
J. &. Silversteen
Brevard
Scoville
Plans for NC Federation of BPW clubs meeting in Blowing Rock
At Blowing Rock the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs held its annual convention with a banquet to start the event. Plans were announced for the federation board of directors national convention to be hosted in Asheville July 7 to 12, with speakers including state president Mrs Dess Gurganus of Raleigh and national educational chairman Miss Margaret A Hickey of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Anderson
Hazel Osborn
Stelle Spencer
Florence Nightingale Club
Jean Pugh
Olgie Parker
Phoebe Meadows
Lucky Y
Leslie Johnson
Ocean View
Daphne Pugh
Artie McDowell
Esther Gillis
Madge Buchanan
Vera Gillis
Vergie Lance
Jesse Washburn
Y's
Lucky Y Club
Blowing Rock
North Carolina
Camera Craft Club Plans July Fourth Excursion
The Camera Craft Club met at Hill's Photo Shop on Washington Street to discuss an Independence Day trip. After the business session members took photos and reviewed camera parts and their uses. The next meeting will be held next Thursday night at the usual time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Craft Club
Hill
Washington Street
Jolly Y Club Plans Greensboro Trip Next Friday
Members of the Jolly Y Club of the YWCA met at the Adams Memorial Building with 13 attendees. The group postponed the next meeting from Thursday to Friday and will travel to Greensboro after gathering at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y. Club
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial Building
Greensboro
Mrs. S. L. Pollock Hosts Thomasville Bridge Party
Social notes from Thomasville describe Mrs. S. L. Pollock entertaining guests at a dessert bridge with three tables. Prizes went to Mrs. M. C. Elledge and Mrs. Mary Green Matthews. out of town visitors included Mrs. Walter Hedrick and Mrs. James Cashatt of Denton. The column also covers tea for Miss June Sheen’s fourteenth birthday, church society meetings, and local residents’ travels and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
S. L. Pollock
Lexington Avenue
M. C. Elledge
Mary Green Matthews
Elledge
Walter Hedrick
James Cashatt
Denton
Mesdames
J. O. Cook
D. M. Jester
Meyer Mendenhall
Homer Beck
Forrest Grimes
H. T. Hethcock
Leola Black
Marcia Black
June Sheen
Jerry Neal Jester
Nell Swaim
Miss Skeen
June Skeen
Gladys Elliott
Shirley Green
Lucretia Elliott
Betty Jean Hooker
Laurinburg
J. R. Prevo
Miss Moton Presents Piano Pupils In Recital
Miss Beulah Moton will present her piano pupils in recital on Tuesday June 18 in the assembly room of the First Baptist church. The public is extended a cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Moton
First Baptist Church
Fellowship supper supports mission trips at Green Street Baptist
The Woman's Missionary Union of Green Street Baptist Church will host a fellowship supper tonight from 5 30 to o'clock with a small charge. Proceeds fund Young People’s representatives to Ridgecrest conferences and Meredith College. Public invited and church members urged to attend. The T E L Class Picnic Tomorrow at Municipal Lake. Meet at church 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union of
The
Green Street Baptist Church
Young People’s Department
Ridgecrest
Meredith College
E. L
First Baptist Church
New Bern Man Elected Tax Collectors Head
Gray Wheeler of New Bern was elected president of the North Carolina Tax Collectors Association at its annual convention in Winston-Salem. Craven County tax collector Wheeler succeeds the prior president. E. S. Phelps of Forsyth County became first vice president, W. Rufus Worsley served as president, and W. F. Smuggs of Albemarle was named secretary and treasurer. The group plans to meet next year in New Bern. Friends report Mrs. Alma Causey ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Tax Collectors Association
Gray Wheeler
New Bern
Craven County
E. S. Phelps
Forsyth County
W. Rufus Worsley
W. F. Smuggs
Albemarle
First US flag creation by Betsy Ross on Arch Street
Editorial notes recount Betsy Ross called by Washington to craft a model flag. Congress later set flag designs, expanding to fifteen stripes and fifteen stars in 1794 95, then restoring thirteen stripes with added stars in 1818. The flag has since endured globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Betsy Ross
Arch Street
Philadelphia
United States
Congress
Vermont
Kentucky
Your Flag and My Flag Poem Verse
Wilbur D Nesbit writes on flag unity across lands and seas. The poem contrasts red white and blue banners with forefathers dream and stars, celebrating shared patriotism across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur D. Nesbit
Mexican railway claims full equipment use limits freight load
A Mexican railway reports all equipment is busy and could handle 1,000 additional freight cars daily if available. The statement highlights current capacity constraints and potential expansion with more rolling stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
CMTC Trainees Learn Blitzkrieg Tactics at Fort Bragg
Camp Anderson, Fort Bragg reports 725 Citizens' Mil Training Camp trainees from the south most from Fort and South Carolina reported fully examined and equipped. Fifty more were to arrive. A regiment of two battalions with three batteries of motorized French 75 guns forms for rapid blitzkrieg training. Trainees in excellent condition and a full athletic program underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Anderson
Fort Bragg
Citizens’ Militar
South
Fort and
South Carolina
Fort Bray
Unifor
Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Mary Alice Sheloff
Bess Sheloff
R. A. Sheloff
Mesdames J. A. Eshelman
C. 8. Grayson
E. D. Steele
John Sheloff
J. E. Kirkman
D. N. Welborn
Genevieve Moore
Vera Idol
Howard Hartzell
L. R. Terry
S. C. Clark
J. W. Harriss
C. F. Long
B. S. Cummings
Z. J. Walser
Young Women’s Christian Association
Fred Whitescarver
Board of Directors
Adams Memorial
Y.W. C.A
Rada Poston
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Ellen Jensen
Camp Merriwoode
McCaskill
A. A. Oliver
T. V. Long
F. E. Moses
E. A. Kline
Bemberg
Chambreys
Seersuckers
Lizzie Gooch
Mrs. Hayes
Jacques Heim
D. A. R. Board
SPWC
Janie Tuttle
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. M. Howell
C. L. Black
L. E. Teague
Heck
Miss Moton
Green Street
Alma Causey
Smith Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
CMTC
Lux
National Food Stores
Batiste
Dimity
Flaxon
Mustin
Sheers
J-P Coats
Nufacturers
North Main St
East Washington
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