Business Women Open State Meeting in Statesville Today
The seventeenth annual convention of the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women opens this afternoon in Statesville with a board meeting and directors dinner. The general convention runs Friday morning through Saturday evening with the theme Effective Decay. Miss Mac Reynolds of Raleigh presides and Miss Luke Anna of Ba rium Springs serves as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Neral
W. T. Best
Welfare
May Thompson Evans
Raleigh
State Employment Service
Kathryn Starbuck
Saratoga Springs
New York
Mrs Wright Hosts Ace-Hi Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs E A Wright entertained the Ace-Hi Bridge Club at her Homestead avenue home on Tuesday afternoon. Colorful summer blooms decorated the house as scores were tallied with Mrs Lloyd Sheetz winning a breakfast set and Mrs Chas Byrd receiving bath powder. Guest Ruth Kincaid of Laurinburg received a linen handkerchief.
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BE. A. Wright
Homestead Avenue
Lloyd Sheetz
Chas. Byrd
Ruth Kincaid
Laurinburg
Seve Ingram
Miss New Presents Pupils In Recital
Miss New will present her pupils in a first dance recital at Bay Street School auditorium on Friday evening June 19 at 8 o clock. The public is invited to attend and a small charge will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben L, New
Bay Street School
Adv
Miss LeGrand Shelby Bride Weds Herbert Combs In Shelby
Miss Minna Gaston LeGrand daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard LeGrand and Herbert Crawford Combs son of Mrs Charles Combs of High Point wed at First Presbyterian Church Shelby. Rev H McDiarmid officiated. Attendants included Elizabeth LeGrand of New York. Officiants and musicians noted. couple to reside in Shelby with plans for a short wedding trip.
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Pauline Haynes
Charles Alson Kearns
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Otis Sain
Covington
Mr. Sain
Lily
Charlotte Observer
First Presbyterian Church
Shelby
Minna Gaston LeGrand
Richard Torrance LeGrand
Herbert Crawford Combs
Charles Watson Combs
High Point
Hector N. McDiarmid
Hugh Plaster
Elizabeth LeGrand
New York York City
Hugh Miller, Jr
Hubert Wilson
Zeno Wall, Jr
Whitelaw Kendall
Theos Hopper
W. C. Pickett
Lexington
Combs
Charlotte Public Library
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Phi Psi Textile Fraternity
State Highway Commission
Ruth Combs
Woman's Club Garden Party Concludes Meetings For Year
Mrs C C Haworth hosted the High Point Woman's Club for its final meeting of the year at her mother's home south of the city. Rain sent the business session indoors where reports were given. Mrs G I Humphreys, retiring president, reported 74 new members and a strong year of projects, noting the North Carolina Federation convention as a highlight. New president Mrs R Sechrest was installed, with a slate of officers announced. Guests enjoyed brick cream and cakes then toured the Colonial home and its gardens and antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Sechrest
High Point Woman's Club
D. E. Richardson
G. I. Humphreys
C. C. Haworth
High Point Woman’s Club
H. P. Morrison
Humphreys
R. Sechrest
Edith Holton
Friendly Garden Club
Hayworth Springs Road
Wilson
E. S. Wilson, Jr
John Mebane
EB. B. Witcher
W. L. Kivett
H. L. Holton
Triangle Lake
Helen Alderman Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. BE Alderman entertained a group of children at 520 Walnut Street for Helen Alderman’s fourth birthday. After games, ice cream and cake were served by the hostess with Mesdames Ray Misenheimer J H Leonard and AE Smith assisting. Each child received a mint filled dainty basket. Mrs L A Walker of Burlington visited this week with her daughter Mrs H P Morrison at 414 West Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. P. Alderman
Walnut Street
Helen
Pee
Ray Misenheimer
J. H. Leonard
L. A. Walker
Burlington
H. P. Morrison
West Broad Street
Church and Club Meetings Highlight Weekend Activities
The Senior Christian Endeavor at Central Friends church hosts a picnic Friday at city lake park with 5 30 p m assembly at the church. The Young Ladies Evangelistic club meets Friday 7 30 p m at Miss Fanny Moody 829 South Main street for important discussions. Archdale Ladies Class gathers this evening 7 30 at Mrs J J Frazier Archdale. attendees asked to add it was stated. The Hilliard Memorial Society meets Tuesday evening with readings from Luke 12 and talks on Christian ideals followed by a social hour. Ward Street Woman’s Missionary Society presents “A Southern Cinderella” at Delano theater Friday 8 p m with music by David Brothers orchestra. Jos F E Vaughn has recovered and leaves Burrus Memorial hospital for home at 212 West Ray street.
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Friends
Central Friends Church
City Lake Park
Evangelistic Club
Young Ladies’ Evangelistic Club
Archdale
Archdale M. E. Church
J. J. Frazier
Hilliard Memorial Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
W. R. Ward
K. F. Moore
Cochrane
J. B. Ellis
Mesdames Sellars
J. B. Talbert
Ward Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
M. BE. Church
Delano Theater
West End
Faithful Workers Class
David Brothers’ Orchestra
Jos F E. Vaughn
Burrus Memorial Hospital
West Ray Street
Altvater Named Dean of Music at Woman’s College
H Hugh Altvater of Winfield Kansas is named dean of the School of Music at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina announced by Dr W C Jackson. He succeeds Dr Wade R Brown who retires from active direction. Altvater previously led the Violin Department at Southwestern College. Mrs Shelley Allman remains seriously ill in Kernersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hugh Altvater
Women's College
Greensboro
Winfield
Kansas
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
W. C. Jackson
Altvater
Wade R. Brown
Southwestern College
Shelley Allman
Kernersville
Senior piano recital at Emerywood with guest artist Monroe
Misses Sarah Taylor Frances Mann and Dupuy Sears gave a senior recital at Emerywood Country Club. Baritone William Clegg Monroe joined with four numbers and drew enthusiastic applause. Monroe, director of the Palm Beach Civic Chorus, highlighted spirituals before leaving for Asbury Park, N J for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Taylor
Frances Mann
Dupuy Sears
Sidney Gayle
Emerywood Country Club
William Clegg Monroe
Monroe
Palm Beach
Poole And Elliott Wood Win Emerywood Best Ball Tourney
Mrs. James W Poole and Mrs Elliott Wood teamed in the best ball foursome at Emerywood Country club yesterday and posted the winning card. They will receive balls as prizes for their victory in the ladies tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Poole
Elliott Wood
Emerywood Country Club
Garden Party to close series of club meetings
The Hillcrest drive home of Mrs S H Tomlinson will host a Tuesday garden party for the High Garden club and presidents of city garden clubs. The event, a formal g a party, is anticipated as a delightful affair and will mark the final meeting of the series.
Miss Hodgin Hosts Birthday Party in J Town
Miss Hodgin of J town entertained twenty four young guests for a birthday party with refreshments in the dining room. The pink and white decor set a festive tone as Misses Belle and Jacksie M visit their aunt Mrs Farlow in Seagrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Hodgin
J Town
Belle
Jacksie M
Mrs. Farlow
Seagrove
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Miss Haynes
Chas. A. Kearns
Mr. Kearny
J. L. White, Jr
Dwight Andrews
James Brooks
Tyree Nabors
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Helen Smith
Bessie Hedrick
Eva Chappelear
Ira Hensley
A. J. Simeon
Frank Barfield
Claude Smith, Jr
City
W. 8. McKinney
Salisbury
DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Claude Hopkins
C. B. S. Orchestra
Hopkins
Washington Conservatory of Music
Statesville
E. A. Wright
Miss New
Miss LeGrand
Shelby, N. C
Herbert Combs
Moffitt’s
North Main
Astigmatism
Nat Walker
Hart
First National Bank
Woman's Club
Helen Alderman
Miss Holton
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman
RIS AM
Eaerze Eer
Manhattan
Styles
Stetson Schoble
Cannon-Fetzer CO
Wilson’s Shoe Store
N. Main &T
Mesdames Poole
Miss Hodgin
R. R. Bland Music Co., Incorporated
Hood Bank Building
LDL
Ensa Abe
Miss
Matron
Hlister Blisse
Dixie
SHOP
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