Miss Blair’s Pupils Stage Recital at Rankin Home
Miss Florence Blair presented a music recital by her younger pupils at the Rankin home on Church Street before a small group of parents and friends. The program featured solos by Peggy Teague and Betty Jean Miller. several collaborative pieces with names including Ray, Sheetz, Hatcher, Rankin, Hiatt, and others, with substitutions noted for senior pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Blair
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Anne Allman
Peggy Teague
Betty Jean Miller
Beethoven
Miss Blair
Sarah Sloan Ray
Thompson
Jean Sheetz
Piaget
Nell Sheloff
Gaynor
Jean Teague
Captain Kidd
Waldo
Eddie Hatcher
Wagness
Crose- Patch—Larned
Beethoven-Harris
Ruth McGehee
Jack O' Lanterns
Rapelje
Sara Sloan Ray
Arta Hiatt
Tschaikowsky
Little Spinner
Clementi
Valse
Grieg
Haydn
Anna Mae Hatcher
Jeanne Rankin
Miss Hatcher
Will Crown King And Queen Tonight
Asheville prepares for the Rhododendron Festival as Frank Parker and Elvira Bryson will be crowned king and queen at the grand military ball and public investiture of the brigade of guards. The military ball opens the festival, which continues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Frank Parker
Elvira Bryson
Brigade of Guards
Miss Jensent Hostess To Bridge Club Meeting
Ellen Jensen hosted a bridge club gathering at 216 Steele with two tables of contract in play. Mrs Hart took the high score award, while Mrs Elmer James won second prize. guests included Mrs Ralph James, Mr Fred Munvin Hart, and Mrs Winfred H Elmer James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sies
Ellen Jensen
Steele
Mrs. Hart
Elmer James
Mieswell
Ralph James Greene
Fred Munvin Hart
Winfred H Elmer James
Mrs. Mary Ballard Elected President of Altrusa Club
At the June High Point Altrusa meeting in the Sheraton dining room Mary Ballard was chosen president for the new club year. Lois Welborn finishes this month. New slate includes Lucille Johnston as vice president Madeline Hoover secretary Clara Craven treasurer and Edna Blake as a two year board member. The group endorsed Blair Park rose garden project with a 25 dollar contribution and joined the YWCA special membership. A memorial tribute was paid to Pearl Parker with a resolutions committee named. Pins awarded to past presidents Alice Dickerson and Nancy Poston. Large attendance noted with only three absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Mary Ballard
Lois Welborn
Hazel Johnson
Lucille Johnston
Madeline Hoover
Clara Craven
Edna Blake
Blair Park
8. C. Clark
High Point Garden Club
Garden Club Council
Louise Wrenn
Pearl Parker
Lillian Massey
Alice Dickerson
Nancy
Women of Moose Hear Dr Saunders On Child Mental Health
The Women of the Moose held a class on Mental Hygiene of the Child at the chairman Mrs Eloise Jones home with Dr Saunders the local child specialist as speaker. Mrs Jones introduced him and led the program which included a prize contest won by Mrs J E Smith and attendance prize to Mrs A C Beeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Eloise Jones
S. Saunders
Saunders
Jones
J. E. Smith
A. C. Beeson
Kee Klub Dance Plan Made After Club Meeting
The Kee Klub was entertained by Miss Ercell Allen at her English Street home with many members present. Miss Christine Sacrinity of Greensboro was initiated as an honorary member. Plans for a private dance were discussed and to be announced later. The next meeting will be with Miss Margaret Kemp next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Klub
Ercell Allen
English Street
Christine Sacrinity
Greensboro
Margaret Kemp
Social Calendar for Brigadier Club and Garden Groups
The Brigadier club gathers at 212 Hillcrest drive for new member initiations followed by a dinner at the Sheraton hotel. American Legion Auxiliary meets at D. B. Richardson’s home with hostesses R P Roger Ed Hayes and Coke Cecil. Friendly Garden club hosts by J W Kittle in Melbourne Heights. Community Arts club meets H G Rothrock on Woodrow Avenue. Twentieth Century Study Club hosts B C Page on Rotary drive. A tea honors Miss Frances Lambeth at Emerywood Country club with garden party and poetry and music. Mid-Week Garden club hosts annual garden party at Blair Park clubhouse with silver offering for a rose garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Club
F. E. Parker
Hillcrest Drive
Sheraton Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
D. BE. Richardson
Mesdames R. P. Roger
Ed Hayes
Coke Cecil
Friendly Garden Club
J. W. Kittle
Melbourne Heights
Community Arts Club
H. G. Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
B. C. Page
Twentieth Century Study Club
Rotary Drive
Joseph T. Weaver
Jane Hess Weaver
Emerywood Country Club
Frances Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Blair Park
Garden Club Adds Two New Members In City Meeting
The High Point Garden club met Tuesday at 10 AM with Mrs A B Parker presiding at 212 Hillcrest Drive. Two new members Mrs W A Hayes and Mrs J W Austin were elected to fill vacancies. The newly elected president Mrs S C Clark read next year’s committee list and programs. Members reported $29 collected for the Municipal Rose Garden at Blair Park and protested the ill kept city lot near the Chamber of Commerce building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
A. 8. Parker
Hillcreet Drive
Carter Dalton
W. A. Hayes
J. W. Austin
S. C. Clark
Blair Park
Chamber of Commerce
People Miss Mildred Marsh Heads to West Point Visit
Miss Mildred Marsh leaves tonight for West Point New York to be guest of her uncle Colonel C. C. Carter and aunt Mrs. Carter. She plans to stay about two weeks. Sybil Floyd from Philadelphia arrives to visit Miss Lucille Ingram at 404 Elm Street for several weeks. Daily Smith returns home after a ten day Tennessee trip. Mrs. C. B. Stainback and Ruth Ann plan a six week Texas visit. Miss Mary Margaret Bates of Brown Summit visited the city yesterday after graduating from High Point College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marsh
West Point
WN. Y
C. C. Carter
C. B. Stainback
Ruth Ann
Texas
Sybil Floyd
Philadelphia
Lucille Ingram
Elm Street
Mary Margaret Bates
Brown Summit
Bates
High Point College
Johnny Knntt
New York City
Billy Reynolds
Reynolds Cup. Co
J. K. Rood
Fred Handy, Jr
Lynchburg
Oxford
N. C
Yancey Robertson
Billy Penn Wood
Universal Credit Co
Columbia, N. C
Dillard Chisholm
Universal Service Company
Charlotte
Sallie McCain
Springfield
H. A. Holt
Vance Welborn
West Palm Beach
Fla
J.A. Ferree
Aberdeen
Betsy Bulla
Chapel Hill
Canada
Shoaf Brown Marriage Announced At Asheboro
Miss Wilma Jane Shoaf daughter of Mr and Mrs George Shoaf of Thomasville and Edgar Brown son of Mr and Mrs J M Brown of Asheboro wed in Danville Virginia on June 5 Justice M T Sorrel officiated. They reside at 317 West Rivette Street Asheboro and plan a Virginia North Carolina mountain wedding trip. Miss Shoaf worked at Bossong hosiery mill. Mr Brown at Asheboro Coca Cola Bottling.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Wilma Jane Shoaf
George Shoaf
Thomasville
Route One
Edgar Brown
J. M. Brown
Danville
M. T. Sorrel
Virginia
North Carolina
West Rivette Street
Miss Shoaf
Bossong
Mr. Brown
Coca- Cola Bottling Company
Lebanon Philathea class meets at Montgomery home
The Philathea class of Lebanon M. P. church held its regular meeting at Mrs. J. W. Montgomery's North Main Street home. Mrs. C. A. King led the devotional followed by a program and plans to paint the Sunday school room. Members were urged to help make a bedspread by next meeting. 32 members and three visitors attended. The Stephens Bible Study class will meet Wednesday at 8 o'clock with Mrs. W. G. Metcalf at 302 Church Street. Nora Andrews will lead on the topic Prayer.
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Lebanon
Stephens
W. G. Metcalf
Church Street
Nora Andrews
Miss Lois Grier to Wed Jas H Hogg
Gastonia couple announces engagement of Lois Grier to James Hilmore Hoge of High Point. Lois teaches at Elm Street school, is UNC graduate. Hoge, son of James Lee Hogg, is a Lilly Co chemist in High Point. Wedding planned for late summer.
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Charlotte Sunday Observer
Vernon Glenroy Grier
Gastonia
N. C
Lois
James Hilmore Hoge
High Point
Miss Grier
Mr. Hogg
James Lee Hogg
Hoge
St. Paul
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Lilly Company
First U. S. government building fitted with escalators
Escalators with capacity for 8000 persons per hour have been installed in the Interior building, the first federal structure to be equipped with escalators.
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U. S
Daintiest Marian Martin frocks for summer sewing patterns
The Marian Martin pattern 9297 offers a dainty frock with a slightly flared skirt puffed sleeves and two revers at the neckline. Easy-to-follow tissue pieces suit beginners and fabric options include chiffon cotton voile silk shantung and synthetics. Pattern prices and order details are provided by The Enterprise Pattern Department, New York.
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Marian Martin
Martin Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th &T
New York
N. Y
Miss Medlin and Rev. G Carl Lewis Wed in Wilson
Miss Bobbie Medlin and Rev G Carl Lewis wed in Wilson North Carolina at the bride’s uncle's home with Dr J E Ellis officiating and Edgar Lewis serving as best man. The couple plans to reside at Buckroe Beach Virginia where the groom serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
N. C
Bobbie Medlin
G. Carl Lewis
C. A. Lewis
M. D. Bissette
J. E. Ellis
Buckroe Beach Church
Virginia
Edgar Lewis
Baptist Church
Buckroe Beach
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Wake Forest College
High Point
Bertha Mullinix
Argie Wood
R. C. Boyd
C. N. Royal
Endeavorers Hear Rev M J Shroyer At Greensboro Meet
Greensboro June 15 The 39th annual North Carolina Christian Endeavor union convention focused on business meetings and inspirational talks. Rev M J Shroyer of Westminster Maryland urged self control and clean living in an address before the union at Greensboro College last night. Vesper service opened by Rev T J Whitehead pastor of Henderson First Methodist Protestant and past president of the state union spoke on builders of Christ Through Personal Evangelism. The convention will end Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
M. J. Shroyer
Westminster
Greensboro College
T. J. Whitehead
Henderson First Methodist Protestant Church
State Union
Gregory-Wright Solemnized In Winston-Salem
Announcement of the marriage of Ruth Gregory of this city to Allen Wright of Winston-Salem. The ceremony occurred Saturday June 11 at the Forsyth County courthouse in Winston-Salem. The bride, a brunette, wore Israel blue accessories and is daughter of R G Gregory and the late Mrs Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gregory
Allen Wright
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Isray
R. G. Gregory
Gregory
Manchester Street
Music Pupils Recital Tonight at Mrs Wrenn’s Home
The annual recital by Miss Mae Kirkman’s pupils will be held at eight this evening at Mrs M J Wrenn’s home on West Broad Street. Patrons and friends are invited to attend and hear the program.
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Mae Kirkman
M. J. Wrenn
West Broad Street
Friendly Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Kittle home
The Friendly Garden Club will meet at 2 30 pm Wednesday hosted by Mrs J W Kittle at her Melbourne Heights residence for club members. The announcement was made this morning. WM G Brown Jr born this morning William Gordon Jr arrives June 15 at Mrs A S Newton home High Point route one.
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J. W. Kittle
Melbourne Heights
Friendly Garden Club
WM. G. Brown, JR
W. G. Brown
William Gordon, Jr
American Manufacturing declares dividend on common stock
American Manufacturing Company rope maker with plants in St Louis Philadelphia and Charleston DC declares a 2 dollar dividend on common stock payable July 1 to holders of record June 15. The prior dividend was 3 dollars on December 31.
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New York
American Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Charleston
D. C
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North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Karl Bishopric
Spray
North Carolina Federation
Hampton Fleming
Richmond
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Miss Jensent
Clu
Altrusa Club
K. Poston
Brand
Samuel Hyman
Moose
Miss Allen
Bemberg Sheets
Garden Club
H. R. Wood
Commercial
Barrie Memorial Hospital
Daily Smith
North Main Street
Tennessee
Shoaf-Brown
Johnny Ingram
H. L. Ingram
Louis Ingram
Anne Crawford
South Carolina
Anna Redding
Betsy and
Golda Ray Garner
Helen de- Ette Faust
Ervin Frye, Jr
Mac
Charles Barnes
Tucker Page
Lee Griffin
Johnny
Lois Grier
Jas. H. Hogg
Daintiest
Miss Medlin
Mr. Lewis
Rev
Gregory-Wright
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs
Nat Walke
City Library
Giinger
Gary
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