Miss Fredericka Morris Hosts Bridge Party Before Departure
Miss Fredericka Morris entertained at her Lindsay Street home on a Saturday evening in honor of visitor Miss Charlotte Hogan from Rocky Mount. Three bridge tables boosted scores with Ruth Pollock winning top honors and a bath soap prize while low score earned sachet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hogan
Rocky Mount
Fredericka Morris
Lindsay Street
Ruth Pollock
Sachet
Edgar Snider
Tea honor for Miss Elva Grissom with bridge parties listed
Cards are issued for a tea to honor Miss Elva Grissom whose engagement to John Proctor Davis was announced. Hostesses Unity Nash Helen Deans and Mrs J E Beamon invite guests at 4:30 to 6 p m on Saturday June 22 at 208 Boulevard. Also planned are bridge parties at Blair Park Barbee Street and Oak Street Apartments with hosts A A Koonts Anne Brewer Jessie Mae Young Virginia Smoot and Mrs Henry Lipscomb. Darrell Dea Hill is born to Mr and Mrs Everett D Hill on Friday June 14 at East Green Street extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Grissom
John Proctor Davis
Unity Nash
Helen Deans
J. E. Beamon
Miss Nash
208 Boulevard
Grissom
A. A. Koonts
Anne Brewer
Blair Park
Jessie Mae Young
Virginia Smoot
Barbee Street
Henry Lipscomb
Oak Street
Everett D. Hill
Darrell Dea Hill
East Green Street Extension
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood
Blowing Rock
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Helen Raper
Basher Wall
Statesville
Bridge
Mary Louise Iveigh
Irene Greene
Alene Wrenn
Tunsday
R. I. Quigley
Silas B. Casey
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
F. L. Conrad
American Legion Auxiliary
Mesdames
L. W. Flythe
Coke Cecil
David Yow
Harry Doctor
Entre Nous Club
J. F. Hayden
P.m
William Davis
Edgar Lee Davis
W. R. Davis
97 Cent Sale Hats Promise Summer Straws
Women and girls are urged to shop a tomorrow 97c sale featuring summer straws and wide brim hats in white, black, navy and leghorn shades. The limited offer promises high quality straw hats at a final low price.
Piedmont German Club Holds Last Dance Of Season
The Piedmont German Club capped its season with a June dance at Emerywood Country Club. Will Bradley and his orchestra from the Carolina Cotillion Club provided music, with standout trombone and drum performances by Bradley and Ray McKinley. Guests included numerous out-of-town attendees from North Carolina and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Will Bradley
Carolina Cotillion Club
Rocky Mount
Bradleys
Ray McKinley
Harry Brown Finch
Charles Eanes
J. R. Blair
Frank Leach
Dec Yokley
E. L. Webb
Thomasville
Robert Umback
Walter Murray
R. H. Souther
Percy Robinson
Howell Smoak
A. L. Hannah, Jr
T. A. Glascock, Jr
Ben Avery
Bill Wood
J. B. Lee
Carl Carlson
Virgil Cox
Bill Reynolds
Earl Greer
Greensboro
E. G. Miller
Asheboro
Bill Moore
Lexington
Joe Robinson
Charlotte
Henry Winder
Spencer
David Parsons
Guilford College
Lanier Donnell, Jr
Oak Ridge
Steve Millander
Mebane
Kenneth Knorr
Charles’ Rawls
Staunton
Chris Hughes
Richmond
Mrs. Garnett Austin
Chatanooga
Tenn
Benbow Merriman
Princeton, N. J
Gates Myers
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. G. Watkins, Jr
New Stringfield Manuscript Added to WCMC Collection
Greensboro June 17. The original manuscript of Moods of a Moonshiner by Lamar Stringfield has been added to the holograph collection at Woman's College. He is among eight North Carolina musicians whose works are in the library and music school collection. His piece, in three movements for string quartet or string orchestra, is published by M Baron New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lamar Stringfield
Woman's College
Stringfield
North Carolina
School of Music
M., Baron
New York
Shirley Blackwell Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Springfield Home
Mrs J H Blackwell hosted a party for her daughter Shirley celebrating her fifth birthday at the Springfield road home Saturday. Games were played group photos taken and refreshments served to attendees Mary Lyn Auman Nancy Blackwell Doris Kearns Shirley Griffin Dolores Pono Betty Mitchell Tommy Auman Ronald Griffin and Don Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J
Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week in High Point
Local clubs and galas fill the week with meetings and social events. The High Point Business and Professional Women hear reports from Blowing Rock convention while the Musical Art Club elects officers at Emerywood. Miss Elva Grissom is the guest of honor at multiple events.
CMIC Trainees Hold First Weekly Dance at Fort Bragg
Camp Anderson Fort Bragg June 17 Mrs Laura Strange camp hostess for the Citizens Military Training Camp reg iment reports the first weekly reception and dance a tremendous success Sixty young ladies with parents and chaperones arrived by bus for an eight o clock reception and later refreshments The 17th Field Artillery orchestra provided music and taps at 11 30 were too soon Official chaperones from Fayetteville attended with Mrs Laura Strange hosting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Anderson
Fort Bragg
Laura Strange
Citizens’ Military Training Camp Regiment
17Th Field Artillery
Oatley Lee
Gertrude Varnandoe
John Culbreth
Marcus Williams
H. KL. Brothers
Fayetteville
C. M. T. C. Regiment
Local residents take trips and host guests around High Point
Miss Charlotte Hogan left yesterday for her Rocky Mount home after visiting Miss Fredericka Morris on Lindsay Street. Mrs. Frank Gurney of Chester town Maryland stays with Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Kirkman on West Broad Street this week. Mrs. Gurley, formerly of High Point, has many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl N. Phillips are at Virginia Beach Cavalier Hotel for a few days. Misses Garden Hunsucker and Irene Hunsucker journeyed to New York to visit the World's Fair and New England. Honor Wardell Fay McCollum and A. M. Pendergrass returned from a week in Washington and New York City. Carl G. N. Cronstedt sails to Chicago for summer, expects August return to High Point. Miss Sarah Stone returns from Salisbury after a visit with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hogan
Rocky Mount
Fredericka Morris
Lindsay Street
Frank Gurney
Chestertown
P. W. Kirkman
West Broad Street
Gurley
High Point
Earl N. Phillips
Virginia Beach
Cavalier Hotel
Myrtle
Ruby
Mitzie Garden
Irene Hunsucker
New York
New England
Honor Wardell
Fay McCollum
A. M. Pendergrass
Washington
New York City
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Chicago
Sarah Stone
Salisbury
Beach
C. S. Beaver
East Farriss Avenue
Wrightsville Beach
Ocean Terrace Hotel
Mr. Beaver
Tommy
John Hardy
Mildred Purvi
Chloe Lanier
Char Heriot
J. H. Saunders
Edwin Peele
Sara Cone
William Clark
Willin Ston
Mary Fort Carroll Wilson
Emelyne Evans Liberty
Tenn
Irene Mizell
Snow Hill
8. C
Greer Godwin
Sanitorium
Poin North
Williamston
Crawford
Frank Talley Randleman
Woman's College of the Unversity of
North Carolina
K. B. Crawford
Wiliamston
Louise
Sarah Matthew
Mrs James Elected Recording Secretary State BPWC
Reports from the annual state BPWC convention in Blowing Rock note Mrs Oriana B. James of the local club was named state recording secretary. The news lists delegates and officers installed, including Barfield, Hoff man, Rutherford, Miles Ray, Barfield, and Hickey, with district chair Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby D. Barfield
Durham
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Blowing Rock
Oriana B. James
James
BPWC
Elwood Hotel
Rachel Moser
Gladys Stainback
Birtie White
Carrie McGirt
Feral Green
Ruby Day Barfield
Lillian Hoffman
Charlotte
Genevieve Rutherford
Asheville
Thelma Miles Ray
Lois Barfield
Statesville
Margaret Hickey
National Education Chaiman
Betty T. Hayes
Greensboro
Miss Patty Redman Graduates From Wellesley Today
Miss Patricia Lee Redman daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Redman of 1307 Woodland Drive graduated from Wellesley College receiving her diploma at Commencement Day exercises She was class song leader sophomore year sub editor of the Review and sang in the college choir She earned a B A degree after completing a four year general examination in English composition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Patricia Lee Redman
Kenneth Redman
Woodland Drive
Wellesley College
Summer daintiness fans with talcum purchase offer
A promotional item accompanies talcum powder purchases from a leading toiletries house. Each container includes a paper fan decorated with early American motifs and quaint ladies, echoing puffed sleeve era flirtation. The fan serves as a cooling, flirtatious accessory for women during hot days.
Nether lands Indies Purchases of American Aero Nautics
Purchases of American aeronautics products by the Netherlands Indies in the recent month totalled 541 049 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands Indies
Musical Art Club To Meet Tonight
The Musical Art Club will hold its final meeting of the year this evening at Emerywood Country Club at o o clock. Mrs. Charles F Tomlinson will preside in President Carl G N Cronstedt absence who leaves today for summer vacation. The gathering will address officer elections and other year end business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Charles F.tomlinson
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Iced Coffee Week Promotes Creations for Summer Servings
The article celebrates National Iced Coffee Week from June 23 to 29 with recipes and serving tips. It outlines three methods for iced coffee: hot brew over ice, pre cooled concentrate, and coffee cubes, plus serving with sugar and cream. A playful note links iced coffee to fashion with a summer fan and a scented talcum powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An ad promotes FASTEETH denture powder to fix loose plates and improve comfort. It claims the product keeps upper and lower plates firmer with no sour taste or pasty feel, is alkaline, and reduces denture odor. Available at drug stores under PAB.
Randleman Wedding Receives Large Out of Town Attendance
Miss Mildred Talley and Asa Henry Crawford wed at St Pauls Church in Randleman in an 11 o clock ceremony. The bride wore navy and white with orchids. guests included many Williamston and nearby residents and out of town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Talley
Asa H. Crawford
Randleman
Asa Henry Crawford
St. Paul's Methodist Church
J. L. Stokes III
Frank Talley
Watson Millikan
Asheboro
Mary Talley
Mr. Crawford
Kader B. Crawford
Williamston
William Haislip
J. H. Saunders, Jr
Charles Heriot
Edwin Peele
Claude Baxter Clerk, Jr
Redge Simpson
Rebecca Harrison
Charles Leonard
Mary Louise Talley
Mr. Leonard
Cadman
Miss Talley
Bond
Schubert
Nevin
Herbert
d’Hardelot
Evening Star
Wagner
de Koven
Mendelssohn
MacDowell
Woman's College Faculty Write This Summer
Greensboro June 17 A number of the Woman's College faculty plan summer writing projects finishing books and articles. Dr Eugene Pfaff will continue a history of Modern Europe from 1750 to today. Dr Frederick Bunting will write a public finance study on Federal State and Local Relationships in the Financing of Relief. Dr Lyda Gordon Shivers works on a history of the southern social welfare movement. C C Jernigan has completed a book on Inconsruity in Aristophanes for publication. A epitaphs book by A C Hall will be published in fall. Librarian Guy R Lyle completes a Florida library survey for the American Library Association. Dr Winfield S Barney prepared a Practical French Review Grammar for use this year. Paul B Oneley works on a voice production study with Bell Telephone Laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
Eugene Pfaff
Europe
Pfaff
Frederick Bunting
Lyda Gordon Shivers
South
C. C. Jernigan
Aristophanes
Banta Publishing Co
Minasha
Wis
University of Florida
American Library Association
Winfield S. Barney
Paul B. Oneley
Bell Telephone Laboratories
New York
Greensboro prenuptial party with bridge prizes
Mrs Byre Smith hosted a Greensboro prenuptial party on Monday afternoon. Miss Talley received a miniature roll pin and an olive fork in Chantilly silver patter n. Four tables of bridge were played with Grace Harle winning high score and Doroth Fox taking second prize a box of handkerchiefs. Refreshments featured a salad course with fruit drinks in yellow and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Byre Smith
Reception Honors Miss Talley at Mrs F Man’s Home
Monday evening Mrs A Freeman and Mrs C D Kisth hosted a bridge party for Miss Talley at Naomi Street residence. The bride elect wore blue and white taffeta with white rose corsage. decorations followed a green and white color scheme. Dorot Talley, sister of the bride, won high score with a cut glass vase and received a luncheon set as a hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Freeman
C. D. Kisth
Miss Talley
F Man
Naomi Street
Dorot Talley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Miss Hogan
Miss Grissom
Moffitt's
New Stringfield
WCMC
Shirley Blackwell
CMIC
Fort Bragg Post
STATE
Bpwc Officers
Patty Redman
U.S
American Institute of Laundering
United
North Main
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