Naming Of New Slate Features Meeting Of Business Girls
The Business and Professional Girls' Club named a new slate of officers for the Adams Memorial YWCA meeting last week. Miss Elva Grissom received a miscellaneous shower as her June wedding to John Proctor Davis approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissom
E. R. Hayes
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Elva Grissom
John Proctor Davis
Hayes
Ncoming
Maude Reynolds
Winifred Bodie
Surrealist Printed Handkerchiefs Spark Summer Flair
Gay amusing accessories brighten summer wardrobes with full color surrealist paintings on fine hand-rolled linen. A half dozen in assorted colors and designs would make an amusing gift.
Social Calendar of Honorary Teas and Entertainment
Wednesday at 8 p.m. Miss Jessie Mae Young and Virginia Smoot entertain at Miss Youngs Barbee Street home honoring Miss Elva Grissom. Friday 6 30 p.m.Entre Nous Club picnic supper in garden of Mrs J F Hayden. 8 p.m.Mrs William Davis and Mrs Edgar Lee Davis host to honor Miss Elva Grissom. Saturday 4 30 to 6 p.m.teas by Miss Unity Nash Helen Deans and Mrs J E Beamon at Miss Nashs 208 Boulevard for Miss Elva Grissom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donovan
New York
Miss Grissom
C. F. Grissom
W. W. Snyder
Marie Heath
Norma Dutton
Anne Grissom
Lucille Browne
Patty Mason
Marie Snyder
Anity Nash
Virginia Bennett
Jessie May Young
Virginia Smoot
Vera Smith
Polly Moon
Doris Pope
Jessie Mae Young
Miss Young
Barbee Street
Elva Grissom
Henry Lipssake
Oak Street
Entre Nous Club
J. F. Hayden
William Davis
Edgar Lee Davis
W. R. Davis
Unity Nash
Helen Deans
J. E. Beamon
Nash
Boulevard
Duck Club Plans All Day Trip Next Sunday
About forty five members met at the Sedgefield clubhouse for their weekly gathering hosted by Miss Jessie Frazier and Miss Doris Moser. Gifts brought by members were exchanged, displayed, and a trip to Fairstone Park in Virginia was planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Jessie Frazier
Doris Moser
Fairstone Park
Graduate Nurses Club Called Meeting on Burrus Memorial Lawn
The High Point Graduate Nurses Club led by Miss Hazel Johnson will meet Friday at seven on the Burrus Memorial Hospital lawn. The gathering aims to dispose of business matters since the last meeting and will be brief, according to Miss Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Burrus Memorial Lawn
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Miss Hazel Johnson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Hazel Lanier To Present Music Pupils Recital
Miss Hazel Lanier will present her piano pupils in a recital tomorrow at eight o clock at the home of Mrs. T R Short 628 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lanier
Hazel Lanier
T. R. Short
North Main Street
W C T Hears Rev F L Conrad At June Meeting
The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union welcomed two new members Mesdames J C Gibson and C L Steidley at the June gathering in First Baptist Church. Rev F L Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran gave an inspiring talk. President Mrs M J Crowder led the meeting and members discussed national Union Signal articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gibson
C. L. Steidley
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
M. J. Crowder
The
Union Signal
H. A. White
Carolina Institute of International Relations
Chapel Hill
Staley Hill Vows Announced Today
Miss Thelma Leigh Staley and Thomas William Hill united in marriage Tuesday afternoon at St Johnson Methodist Church Rock Hill South Carolina in a simple ceremony performed by Rev J F Lupo. The bride wore powder blue and the couple will reside with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas William Hill
St. Johns Methodist Church
Rock Hill
Thelma Leith Staley
Gwest
W. J. Staley
High Point Rouce
Thelma Leigh Staley
St. Johnson Methodist Church
S. C
J. F. Lupo
High Point Route Three
Trinity Schools
Mr. Hill
Thomas Hill
Route Three
Hillcrest
Burlington Mills
Notable Lowes and Relatives Plan Midwest and East Visits
Mr and Mrs Jonathan Lowe of Litton Indiana and Mr and Mrs Joe Lowe of Grand Rapids Michigan visit Miss Jone Lowe on Virginia Avenue then plan a North Carolina stop in Asheboro to see relatives before continuing to the New York World's Fair. Mrs Robert Bain and children Anne and Bobby return from an extended Blue Ridge sojourn visiting M V Keith in Wytheville. Mrs D K Cloniger of Atlanta visits her parents on Steele Street. Mr and Mrs Edgar Hartley and family depart for New Bedford Massachusetts to spend time with Mr Hartley’s mother J H Hartley during his X M C A secretary vacation lasting two weeks. A new sheer summer stocking features hand-painted flower sprays on the toes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Lowe
Litton
Indiana
Joe Lowe
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jone Lowe
Virginia Avenue
Asheboro
Lowe
Grand Rapids Junior College
Robert Bain
Anne
Bobby
Blue Ridge Mountains
M. V. Keith
Wytheville
A. A
Edgar Hartley
New Bedford
Mass
Mr. Hartley
J. H. Hartley
The
Ter
Mama
Storing Dishes Upright in Rubber-Wire Racks
The writer recommends placing dinner plates on edge in new rubber-covered wire racks to save space and reduce chipping risk during handling.
Seven Tables In At Ladies Bridge Of Emerywood Club
Seven bridge tables were in play at Emerywood Country Club yesterday for the bi weekly ladies party. Hostesses were Mrs Silas B Casey and Mrs R I Quigley. Miss Betty Jo Abels won the club prize, a double deck of cards, with numerous members from Miami Beach Evansville and local sponsors participating. Luncheon followed for the reserved guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Silas B. Casey
R. I. Quigley
Betty Jo Abels
Barbara Walker
Miami Beach
Fla
Anna Tomlinson
Betty Hunt Murray
Margaret Hayworth
Caroline Dalton
Mesdames Roy Welborn
P. Y
Laurance Ingram
O. C. Durland
Legion Auxiliary Finalizes North Carolina Convention Plans
The North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary plans its June convention in Greensboro. Mrs. Dan Arden presided as committees reported final details. National president Mrs. William Corwith will arrive Monday to be greeted by a delegation including Mrs. Arden and Mrs. Roy Spearman. About fifty members attended the meeting at the Adams Memorial YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Dan Arden
Woman's College
Greensboro
N. S. Stirewall
William Corwith
Rockville Center
N. Y
Daughters Of America Basket Picnic At City Lake Friday
Peace Council number nine Daughters of America will hold a basket picnic at City Lake Friday evening. Members should meet at the hall at 6 30 pm with a full basket and transportation will be provided from there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
City Lake
Peace Council
Lawn party and church socials announced
Abbott's Creek Baptist Church will host a lawn party at Union Cross School on Winston-Salem road to raise funds for the church parsonage. A chicken salad supper is planned at Rankin Memorial Methodist on Saturday from five to eight with Steward leaders and ladies assisting. The Worldwide Class of Hilliard Memorial Baptist will meet Friday at 7:30 with Mrs. L. B. Edwards. The Susannah Wesley Class of Archdale Methodist meets Thursday at eight at Mrs. A. E. Williams’ home with hostesses Mrs. L. S. Ingram and June Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cross School
Abbott’s Creek
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Hilliard Memorial
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
L. EB. Edwards
Stanton Street
Archdale
Susannah Wesley
Two Week Vacation For Married Partners
A columnist urges parents to take a two week vacation away from parenting duties. It suggests arranging childcare with Grandma or friends, enjoying active pastimes, and reclaiming marriage as Husband and Wife for a true break from parental roles.
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart NER Service Staff Writer
Women can extend wardrobe life by smart care and simple at home fixes. Lipstick stains are lifted with remover on absorbent cloth, while metallic paint renews tarnished evening slippers. New straw hats can be refreshed with dye and suede shoes with gentle brushing and sponging. Suede and leather regain softness with damp hands and careful handling after washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
Personalizable ties feature a giant white initial on colored grounds
A new men’s tie design personalizes accessories by applying a large white initial across crowded colored patterns. The all over print creates a bold, distinctive look and may set a trend in fashion accessories.
Beery Stars in Rialto Drama Thunder Afloat
Actor Wallace Beery headlines the Rialto feature Thunder Afloat a nautical adventure film. The screening is listed with catalog numbers 1126 131 3:16 01 7 06 04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto
Wallace Beery
Iced coffee and aircraft production note
Iced coffee instruction suggests brewing double strength coffee and pouring over ice. A separate line notes American plane manufacturers can now produce 15,000 planes per year without expanding plants.
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Madeline Hoover
Gladys Hall
Rada Poston
Lydia Kiger
Julia Liles
Annabelle Thompson
Frances Muse
Bridge
Mrs Koonts
Miss Brewer
Blair Park
A. A. Koonts
Anne Brewer
Henry P. Lipscomb
J. Dennis Young
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Nat Walker
Walgreen
W.C.T
Rev. F. L. Conrad
Wood-Armfields
S. Main ST
VOWS
D. K. Cloniger
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs
Steele Street
Flowery Sox
Collec
Ladies Bridge of
Emerywood Club
Legion Auxiliary
Rankin Memorial
Ruth Millett
Papa
Junior
Sister
John Garfield
Anne Shirley
Broadhurst
George Brent
Isa Miranda
James Stewart
Marlene Dietrich
Louisville
Natio Supply Association
Art Faith
Milwaukee
Helene Curtis
Croquignole Reg
Cor, Wash
Max Parrish
Gastonia, N. C
High Point
Mullins Tours
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
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