Thomasville Bridge Clubs Delightful Meetings
In Thomasville on Wednesday evening the Esbera club enjoyed a dinner bridge party at Miss Alliene Hoover’s East Main street home with three tables and high score prizes awarded to Mrs. O R Modgin and Alvah Boyles. Mrs. Charles Clegg also received prizes. other attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Boyles, Dr. and Mrs. Hodgin, Mr. and Mrs. George, Mr. and Mrs. Clegg, Miss Mae Shearer, Dan Watson and Glenn Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Esbera Club
Alliene Hoover
East Main Street
O. R. Modgin
Alvah Boyles
Charles Clegg
0. R. Hodgin
George
Mae Shearer
Dan Watson
Glenn Pennington
Queen of Clubs
Helen Hinkle
Randolph Street
Hal Grimes
Hinkle
Ella Outland
Nell Hoover
Ruth Martin
Lucy Hazelwood
Lillian Williams
Elizabeth Avent
Women’s club meeting notes and health updates
The meeting opened with devotional period then President Mrs R B Green presided. Reports came from committees as nominating selections were made for March officer elections. Mrs H W Maier spoke on The Life and Culture of the American Indian. Refreshments followed. W FE Tomlinson returned from Burrus clinic reported improved condition. Mrs D E Hoover ill with influenza but better. Miss Eloise Welch visited Greensboro with Miss Sarah Greer after NCWC days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 8. Green
Lee Rice
L. G. Hooper
H. W. Maier
D. E. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Eloise Welch
Greensboro
Sarah Greer
D A R Conference at Statesville Opens Details
The thirty-fifth annual state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet in Statesville March 10 11 12 with Mrs Charles R Whitaker regent of North Carolina presiding The schedule includes a 10 o clock executive board meeting at Mrs H O Steele home and a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Fort Dobbs regent at the Vance hotel with the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Statesville
Charles R. Whitaker
North Carolina
H. O. Steele
Fort Dobbs
Vance Hotel
Thomas
Gilliam,Jr
Hal Clarke Ostwalt
Charles BE. Raynal
First Presbyterian Church
Sidney P. Cooper
S. N. Harrell
America
E. G. Gaither
Hostess
W. C. Tucker
Guilford Battle
The
United Daughters , of the Confederacy
Henry T. Steele
American Legion Auxiliary
Bernice Turner
Washington
Prudence Hall
Statesville Woman's Club
Shearer Hall
Mitchell College
Thomass. Gilliam, Jr
Eugene Davis
A. L. Stanford
Broad Street Methodist Church
Winds of the South
Scott
Carolyn Patterson
Helen Hermann
J. B. Roach
J. 5S. Silversteen
Brevard
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Josiah W. Bailey
Washington, D. C
Raleigh
Charlies R. Whitaker
J. H. Pressly
First Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
N. Harrell
the Beautiful
Russell
Ella Anne Davies
J. Talbot Johnson
Hark
J. Lewis Thornburg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E. F. Reid
Nancy Moffatt
Lucile Tharpe
Edwin C. Gregory
Charles G. Wood
United States
T. B. Spencer
J. G. DeRoulhac Hamilton
University of North Carolina
Society events fill multi-day Statesville gathering
A detailed schedule of ballroom events, prayers, flag ceremonies, greetings, and musical performances marks a long state regent meeting. Notable participants include Mrs. Charles R. Whitaker, Mrs. Sidney Cooper, and Hon. J. B. Roach. Attendees span North Carolina chapters, schools, and local dignitaries.
Weekend Social Roundup Highlights North Carolina Visits
Miss Esther Pritchard and Miss Frankie Mitchell spend the weekend in Charlotte. Miss Margaret Wannamaker of Durham visits Miss Penelope Morgan in town. Miss Gertrude Bundy of Surryville Ford stays with relatives in High Point. Ray Perdue, formerly at High Point College, visits friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Slane depart for New York. Mrs. J. L. Hollingsworth remains a patient at High Point Hospital. Miss Ruth Holton spends the weekend in Statesville. Earl Phillips returns from a New York business trip by plane. Mrs. Nando Moore and daughters Estelle and Lucille visit Asheville. R. B. Terry improves at home after influenza. Mrs. Edwin L. Brown of Asheville visits Roland Park. Miss Sarah Denny ends weekend with Raleigh friends. Miss Dorothy Gardyne resumes YWCA duties in Worcester after tonsil operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Baggs
Sanford Harper
Connally Guevant
Pete Wilson
Tom Walker
Ralph Edwards
Sam Harris
Griffin MecClure
John Gilespie
Allen Boren
Dave Montgomery
D. W. Harrison
Henry Marshall
C. C. Alexander
Richard Richardson
Bill Perry
Bill Harris
Alex Allenach
Judge Whaton
Carlisle McDowell
Jim Strader
Tom
Billy van Noppen
John Coleman
Paul Hastings
Gilbert Joyce
David Summers
William Burton
William R. Taylor
H. F. Johnson
J. M. Reece
Rufus White
Eddie Tant
Charlie Thomas
Jimmie Griffin
Jack Waller
Garland Daniel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomasville Bridge Clubs
Esbera
Miss Hoover
Robert Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
A. R. Swaim
Annie Yow
Durham
Billy Long
David Long, Jr
City Memorial Hospital
Tom Marlow
Woman's Club
Ralph Wilson
Cc. M. Howell
Rexall
Mann
Haale _ La inc
High Point
Absorbine Jr
Mann’s
Opeka Coffee
Hinds
Mann's
Castoria
Lucky Tiger
Lydia E
Pinkham’s
Lis
Terine
Phillips
Esther Pritchard
Frankie Mitchell
Charlotte
Margaret Wannamaker
Penelope Morgan
Gertrude Bundy
Sherrill’s Ford
N. C
Ray Perdue
High Point College
W. H. Slane
New York
J. L. Hollingsworth
High Point Hospital
Ruth Holton
Earl Phillips
Nando Moore
Estelle and
Lucille
Asheville
R. B. Terry
Edwin L. Brown
John Abels
Roland Park
Sarah Denny
K. C. Denny
Dorothy Gardyne
Worchester
Mass
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