Final Cooperative Concert In High Point March Fifteenth
Music lovers in High Point await the final winter concert by the High Point Cooperative Concert Association. Harpist Mildred Dilling and French cellist Marcel Hubert headline a joint recital March 15 at 8 30 PM in the junior high school auditorium. The program features world recognized artists with European and American triumphs.
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High Point
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
C. F. Tomlinson
Mildred Dilling
Marcel Hubert
New York
Miss Dillinger
Renie
Europe
Salle Erard
Paris
Yvette Guilbert
Trocadero
Plans for Annual Membership Drive Tonight in High Point
This evening at 7 30 Amos Rogers campaign director from the Cooperative Concert Corporation in New York will meet with Mrs. C F Tomlinson and other officers at the Sheraton hotel to map plans for the local Cooperative Concert Association membership drive. The drive runs a week yearly with no tickets sold outside that period.
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Amos Rogers
Cooperative Concert Corporation
New York City
C. F. Tomlinson
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Sheraton Hotel
Tomlinson
Cooperative Concert Association
H. D. Sears
Geddie Strickland
W. T. Tice
Amos Kearns
Schubal Kirkman
Myrtle Titman
Dorothy Hoskins
Byron Haworth
Mildred Dilling
Marcel Hubert
R. T. Amos
Ray Street PTA Executive Board Meeting Set
The Ray Street Parent Teacher Association executive board will meet Tuesday at 1 30 PM for its regular session. Officers and committee chairmen are urged to attend.
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Ray St
Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association
Community Arts Club to Meet at Mrs. Payne’s Archdale Home
The regular meeting of the Community Arts club will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Payne at Archdale Wednesday afternoon at 2 30.
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Community Arts Club
Frank Payne
Archdale
New York City Grants Cleaning Laws Amid Mild Winter
New York City adopted fresh laws to clear streets as winter unfolds. Plows stayed idle due to an unusually warm season, delaying typical snowfall cleanup operations.
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New York City
Ferrell-Iveigh Vows Taken Here Sunday
Miss Mary Edythe Ferrell and Joseph Leon Iveigh married Sunday at 9:30 am in the home of Mrs. T. D. Cox 408 Otteray Drive. Rev. Howard S. Hartzell led the ceremony with ring ritual as Norman Fidler and Mrs. J. W. Clinard Jr. provided music. The couple plans a Florida wedding trip then residence with the Coxes.
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Mary Edythe Ferrell
Joseph Leon Iveigh
T. D. Cox
Otteray Drive
Howards. Hartzell
Norman Fidler
J. W. Clinard, Jr
John Ferrell
Durham
High Point
Mr. Iveigh
Pansy Iveigh
North Hamilton Street
M. L. Iveigh
Industrial Electric Company
W. O. T. Meeting Time Corrected In Notice
The W O T club corrects a typo and states the meeting is at 3 30 this Tuesday afternoon at Mrs W C Jones home on Farriss avenue not 2 30 as printed. Members are requested to note the exact hour and location for that gathering.
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W. O. T. Club
W. C. Jones
Farriss Avenue
Wayside Garden Club Meets Tomorrow at 10 AM
The Wayside Garden club will be entertained at its regular meeting Tuesday at ten o'clock by Mrs. Cc H. Risch. The meeting will be held at the Risch home on Hillcrest drive and Mrs. John C. Teague will address the club on Rock Gardens.
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Wayside Garden Club
Cc. H. Risch
Risch
Hillcrest Drive
John C. Teague
Rock Gardens
Social Calendar of Club Meetings and Dances
A weekly social calendar lists numerous club gatherings and events across High Point. Activities include garden clubs, YWCA banquets, nursing charity balls, lectures by guest speakers, and dances at Emerywood Country Club with performances by the Davis Brothers orchestra.
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Omega
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sedgefield Manor
Old Plank Road
Royal Arcanum
Emerywood Country Club
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Lebanon Ladies Serve Brunswick Stew Thursday
The Ladies Aid of Lebanon Methodist Protestant church will host a Brunswick stew supper at the church Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6 oclock. The public is invited, and the stew will be prepared under the direction of the Ladies Aid society. Green Street classes pause meetings and Jewish Ladies Aid set to meet Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.
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Lebanon
Brunswick
Ladies Aid Society of Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
Ladies Aid Sciety
Mrs Stout Hosts Willing Workers Meeting at Glenola Church
The Willing Workers class of Glenola Baptist Church met at Mrs. Eunice Stout's home on East Green Street. Devotions included a class song scripture reading and prayer. Mrs. Stout gave a Bible study and Beulah Barker read a poem. Nine members and two visitors attended with heart sisters exchanging gifts and refreshments served by Mrs. Stout and Miss Tillotson. The next meeting is set for March 26 at Mrs. Beulah Barker's home.
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Heart Sisters
Stout
Miss Tillotson
Beulah Barker
One Diptheria Inoculation Shields For Years
A single diphtheria shot offers warding protection for several years, boosting public health confidence in vaccination programs and reducing soon repeated immunizations.
Mrs J B B Davis Jr to Visit Raleigh for Weekend
Mrs. J B B Davis Jr of Raleigh is set to arrive tomorrow to spend the weekend as a guest of her sister Mrs A Glenn Smith at 1315 Greenway Drive. Davis was formerly Miss Rebecca Kearns of this city.
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J. B. B. Davis, Jr
Raleigh
A. Glenn Smith
Greenway Drive
Davis
Rebecca Kearns
Dr Russell To Make Talk To Asheboro Group
Asheboro residents will hear Dr Russell speak at a local meeting. Miss Emma Rice of Asheboro performed a piano recital in New York City on February 26 to praise from music lovers. She is Mrs Bessie Rice’s daughter and a Women's College, UNC Greensboro graduate studying with Alexander Kelberine, noted pianist and composer.
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Asheboro
Emma Rice
New York City
Miss Rice
Bessie Rice
Women’s College
Greensboro
Alexander Kelberine
Philadelphia
Literary club plans March 3 talk by Dr. Phillips Russell
The Asheboro Woman's club literary department hosts a 3 PM Wednesday event at Mrs. R. P. Sykes home. Dr. Phillips Russell of UNC Chapel Hill will speak. Mrs. Henry Ingram presides. Dr. Hassel, writer and former newspaperman, is cited. Randolph Book club and others are invited to hear Dr. Russell.
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Asheboro
Randolph Book Club
Sorosis Club
Dr. Russell
Sorosis Club Benefit Bridge Party Nets Funds
The Sorosis club held a bridge party Wednesday evening in the armory, netting about 50 for welfare work. Mrs. James Neely led the receiving line with several members greeting guests. Prizes were awarded to a mix of winners including John Garrett and Miss Madge Hobgood. Tea and sandwiches were served buffet style.
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Sorosis Club
Armory
James Neely
J. D. Rosas, Jr
Reginald Turner
Francis White
T. A. Burns
Russell Parks
Arthur Cox
Jank McCrar
Milks Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary With Party
Mr and Mrs L E Milks were surprised Tuesday evening by friends marking their silver wedding anniversary. A social hour preceded gifts of silverware, with Rook at five tables. Mrs Milks won high score for ladies and John M Neely led men. Miss Minnie Detwick received a birthday handkerchief shower.
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L. E. Milks
Mrs. Milks
Rook
Jones and Waller Couple Engagement Reported
James Arthur Jones and Miss Elva Hildegarde Waller will wed, both families from Spencer and East Spencer announce the upcoming marriage. The couple plans a ceremony to unite in the near future.
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James Arthur Jones
J. R. Jones
Spencer
Elva Hildegarde Waller
H. Waller
East Spen
Thomasville Phi Beta Club Entertained By Mrs Lambeth
Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth hosted the Phi Beta club at her Colonial Drive home, with club president Mrs Ralph Wilson in chair. Lois Johnson led Shakespeare Macbeth study, followed by tea with orchid and yellow decor and jonquil centerpieces. guests from Lexington High Point and Jameson attended.
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Thomasville
Harry Lee Lambeth
Phi Beta Club
Colonial Drive
Ralph Wilson
Macbeth
Lois Johnson
Lambeth
Robert Lambeth
Greensboro
Meade Hite
Charles F. Lambeth
James FE. Lambeth
Mamie Harris
Social Week End Visits Highlight Local Round of Guests
Mrs T J Covington spent the week end at Duke with daughter Mary Faison who is in school there. Miss Margaret Smith returned from Greenville where she was week end guest of relatives. Miss Geneva Yeats, studying at Lenoir Rhyne, spent the week end here with her parents. Lloyd Yonte and Wade Morgan with daughter Ethel Susan visited Salisbury. Mrs George W Lyle of Radford Va and Mrs Wyatt Carneal of Richmond Va returned home after guesting Mrs T L Einstein and Mrs A N Ayers of Raleigh has been guest of Mrs Raymond Phillips. Mr and Mrs J H Blair and Mrs Vann Stringfield returned Sunday from Lenoir with relatives, accompanied by Mrs W W Rowe of Lenoir to be with her sister Mrs D E Hoover who is ill at home. An attractive social event of the past week was the Colonial.
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T. J. Covington
Duke University
Mary Faison
Margaret Smith
Greenville
Geneva Yeats
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Lloyd Yonte
Wade Morgan
Ethel Susan
Salisbury
George W. Lyle
Radford
Wyatt Carneal
Richmond
T. L. Einstein
A. N. Ayers
Raleigh
Raymond Phillips
J. H. Blair
Vann Stringfield
Lenoir
W. W. Rowe
D. E. Hoover
Private marriage at Asheboro church
The couple wed in a private ceremony at Asheboro M. P. church at 3 PM Friday with Dr. H. W. Taylor officiating. The groom, connected with Duke Power in Spencer, is brother of Mrs. Thelbert Barbour. They will reside in Spencer after a short wedding trip.
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Cer
Asheboro M. P
8. W. Taylor
Jones
Duke Power Company
Spencer
Thelbert Barbour
Patty Ruth
New Asheboro Cotillion Debut Draws Crowd of 125
The first dance by the newly formed Bachelor’s Cotillion club of Asheboro attracted about 125 attendees on Friday evening. Sixty five were club members with dates and out of town guests composing the rest. Bobby Menius and his orchestra provided the music at the Recreation hall.
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Bachelor's Cotillion Club
Asheboro
Bobby Menius
Recreation Hall
Mrs Barnes Hosts Duplicate Bridge Club Evening
Mrs J T Barnes entertained the Duplicate Bridge club Friday at her Sunset Avenue home. Visitors Mrs J P Garner and Mrs E B Schaefer joined the three-table event, with six novel prize gifts and a frozen salad course served afterward.
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J. T. Barnes
Duplicate Bridge Club
Sunset Avenue
J. P. Garner
EB. O. Schaefer
Tom Thumb Wedding Raises Library Fund at Park Street School
The Tom Thumb Wedding staged by grammar grade students at Park Street School on Monday Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings raised 105 dollars for the school library. Miss Donna Lee Loflin, principal, called the event a decided success with all participants in lovely costumes and a stage setting like a real wedding.
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Park Street
Donna Lee Loflin
Asheboro Randolph delegates head to Beta convention
County delegates from Asheboro and Randolph County will travel to the Beta club convention in Winston-Salem on March 19 and 20 by bus, per T. F. Bulla, county superintendent of education.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Winston-Salem
T. F. Bulla
County to elect delegates from six high schools
A school bus will transport delegates from the six larger high schools in the county to a county meeting. A re – able driver will supervise, ensuring safe passage and orderly arrival for the delegation.
Russell Parks Hosts Friday Duplicate Bridge Club
Mrs Russell Parks presided as hostess to her duplicate bridge club Friday afternoon. Three tables were set for players, with Miss Betsy Armfield and Mrs Fred C Handy Jr of Rocky Mount as the only guests besides club members. After the card game refreshments were served.
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Russell Parks
Betsy Armfield
Fred C. Handy, Jr
Rocky Mount
Death of Randolph County Farmer George I McPherson
George Isaac McPherson 72 prominent Randolph County farmer died after a long illness at a hospital in Asheboro. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Mount Tabor Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by two sons George H and W H McPherson. three daughters Mrs E G Brewer Mrs Aster Luck and Mrs W W Cox all of Asheboro route one. a brother B M McPherson of Randleman. three sisters Mrs Preston Spon Mrs Will Kinney and Mrs Sallie Heathcock of Asheboro route one. 19 grandchildren.
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Asheboro
George Isaac McPherson
Randolph County
Mount Tabor Baptist Church
McPherson
George H
W. H McPherson
G. Brewer
Aster Luck
W. W. Cox
B. M. McPherson
Randleman
Asalaters
Preston Spon
Will Kinney
Sallie Heathcock
J T Nance Sr. Funeral Today in Kannapolis
J T Nancey Sr. longtime superintendent of carding and spinning at Cannon Mills dies in a Charlotte hospital. Funeral services are set for 4 30 p m in Kannapolis today.
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J. T. Nance
Kannapolis
J. T. Nancey Sr
Cannon Milla Chain
Charlotte
Airport Radio Transmission on 278 Kilocycles Noted
A report states that airport radio transmitting normally occurs on the national airport frequency of 278 kilocycles. No further details are provided.
Dear Miss Mansfield on Love and the two timing suitor
A 21 year old asks if a boyfriend can see two girls and still be kind to both. The column advises not to overly fear his other company, to keep feelings hidden, and to date others while he remains uncommitted. It urges prudent choosing, patience, and not to rush marriage.
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Miss Mansfield
Blue Heaven
Death Claims Mrs. Anscombe
Mrs. Francis C. Anscombe, longtime art teacher at Salem college and private instructor, died Saturday at City Memorial hospital after months of illness. She was Canadian born, trained as a nurse, and sister to a California resident. The Anscombes, long linked to Guilford College and University of North Carolina, were noted educators and Bible teachers.
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Winston-Salem
Mar
Francis C. Anscombe
Salem College
City Memorial Hospital
Anscombe
Francis Anscombe
University of North Carolina
Jesus Christ the Same in Church Services February 28 1937
The Christian Science Lesson Sermon centered on Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever. It cited Jesus curing Peter's mother in law and healing the sick, and cited Science and Health defining Christianity as Jesus taught it as divine Love demonstrable through healing, not ceremony or creed.
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Christ Jesus
Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Peter
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ
Parent-Teacher Group To Meet At Ada Blair School
The Ada Blair school Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m. Rev Hoyle L Fesperman pastor of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church will be the featured speaker.
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Ada Blair School
Hoyle L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Peele to Speak at Greensboro College Founders Day
Dr W W Peele presiding elder of the Greensboro district Western North Carolina conference will be principal speaker at Founders and Benefactors Day at Greensboro College on March 13 in Greensboro.
Studebaker to Speak in Raleigh Tonight
Dr. J. W. Studebaker, U. S. commissioner of education, will address a Raleigh audience tonight amid the March 1 report from the city desk.
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Studebaker
Raleigh
J. W. Studebaker
U. S. Commissioner of Education
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Macfadden
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Emerywood Club
Clyde A. Milner
J. EB. Millis
Forest Hill Drive
H. T. Hudson
Woman’s Club
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Arch K. Schoch
Lew Gogerty
D. H. Hall, Jr
Lotus Club
Cedron Avenue
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A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
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Roy Spearman
Brentley Circle
Club of Twelve
John C. Abels
Wick Wack Club
American Legion Hut
Davis Brothers Orchestra
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East Green Street Baptist Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Jewish Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of
B’nai Israel Synagogue
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Woodrow Avenue
Robert J. Wagger
DANCE
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Cee
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North Carolina State College
Reba Parker
Marion
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Council
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Gibson
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Rutherfordton
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Union Mills
Jimmy Poyner
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Governors’ Club Hotel
Fort Lauderdale
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Nancy Smith
Georgia White
Meredith College
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Ruth MacNeal
Eddie Sanderson
Elva
Ann Grissom
Alex B. Kohn
Asheboro Group
Thomasville Phi Beta Club
W. G. Smith
J. W. Boyles
John R. Myers
A. James Heilig
F. 8
Sallie McCracken
J. C. Pennington
J. W. Hawthorne
Charles Lambeth
Robert Williams
Charles F. Phillips
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R. M. Cooksey
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R. H. Holliday
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Walter Newby
Lexington
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Ere
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Marjorie
Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield
Mrs. Anscombe
Christian Science
Carter
Lucy Eshelman
Montheu Avenue
Vipolait
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