Woodmen Circle Club Hosts Bridge Evening
Mesdames Whitlock and Jones hosted the Woodmen Circle Bridge club at 311 West High. Five tables played with blue and rose decor. High score went to Mrs. R. P. Tucker, consolation to Mrs. H. R. Northcott. rook winners were Mrs. J. E. Walker and Miss Joe Jones. Refreshments served to members and one visitor. Next match on March 28 at Mr. Walker’s home 1305 Potts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
W. R. Whitlock
O. P. Jones
Woodmen Circle Bridge Club
West High Street
R. P. Tucker
H. R. Northcott
J. E. Walker
Joe Jones
Bridal Shower for Miss Wanda King at Gibson's Clubroom
Miss Wanda King bride elect, early April, attended a linen shower and informal party hosted by Mrs A R Campbell and Ms Robert Lee at Gibson's clubroom. Forty five guests enjoyed games and prizes. pastel bed linen Gifts were presented to the honoree and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdames Campbell
Lee
Wanda King
Arnold Jester
A. R. Campbell
Robert Lee
Gibson
Alice Davis
W. L. Lee
W. M. King
Neal Hurley
Willie Barnes
Marie Craven
Mrs Esmond Slate Hosts Weekly Bridge at Emerywood
Mrs Esmond Slate hosted the weekly women’s bridge at Emerywood Country Club yesterday. Luncheon followed the game with jonquil table arrangements. In North-South duplicates, winners were Mrs R D Tillson and Mrs Harold McKee. East-West winners were Mrs T Ferrebee and Mrs C G Mackintosh. Contract winners included Mesdames Robert Davis J P Hollingsworth H O Williams and Charles McAnally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond Slate
Emerywood Country Club
R. D. Tillson
Harold McKee
Laurence Ingram
O. C. Durland
T. Ferrebee
C. G. MacKintosh
Robert
Magazine selects Greensboro girl for college board
Miss Mary Isabel Clegg of 315 Spring Street Greensboro a Greensboro College senior has been named to Mademoiselle magazine's College Board Twenty selected guest editors will travel to New York for four weeks June 6 to July 1 to write and edit the August issue. They receive round trip transport and a regular salary. Clegg has served as president of the Art Club business manager of the Collegian and art editor of the Collegian Echo and Handbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Isabel Clegg
Spring Street
Greensboro
Greensboro College
Mademoiselle
New York City
Marriage Vows Of Pauline Osborne And C A Coram Jr
The wedding of Miss Pauline Matilda Osborne to C A Coram Jr of East Bend was held Sunday at four in Main St Methodist Church with Beethoven Moonlight Sonata and Serenade for music. Officers officiated as the couple exchanged double rings amid white gladiolus and fern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Osborne
C. A. Coram, Jr
East Bend
Beethoven
Pauline Matilda Osborne
Main St. Methodist Church
Fielding Kearns
Schubert
Clare de Lune
Bernard Matthews
E. M. Jones
Eugene A. Osborne
East Green
Olene Reynolds
High Point
Joan Bissell
Chapel Hill
Irene Miller
Isobel Thayer
Emerson G. Gray
Johnny Coram
Guy Osborne
Thomas B. Coram
Gilbert Hobson
J. L. Poindexter
E. A. Osborne
C. A. Coram
Florida
C. A. Coram Jr
Veteran's Administration Office
Winston- Salem
Coram
Jamestown High School
High Point College
East Bend High School
Clarence Smith
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Osmond Pearce
Freeport
Thomas B. Ivester
Shelby
N. C
Donald C. Anderson
Wisconsin
Sig Holcomb
Elkin
A. Thayer
Asheboro
Thomas Dull
Henry Butner
Kent Huff
Ott Coram
T. B. Coram
R. A. Coram
C. A. Coram Sr
J. R. Bissell
R. E. Fine
Robin Fine
Neal Suddard
Newark
Del
Mrs George W Lyles Jr Chosen Garden Makers President
Twenty three members attended the Garden Makers meeting at Mrs Hubert Ferree Jr's home on Otteray Drive. New officers were elected with Mrs George W Lyles Jr named president succeeding Mrs Stanton Sherrod. Officers include Mrs Baxter Freeze vice president and Mrs Willis Slane Jr recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Makers Club
Hubert G. Ferree, Jr
Otteray Drive
Carey Ilderton
George W. Lyles, Jr
Stanton Sherrod
Baxter Freeze
Willis Slane Jr
WCTU Founder Topic of Program
Mes Guy Hill hosted the Kivett Drive WCTU meeting where Frances Willard, founder of the WCTU, was discussed. Mrs B T Clanton led the program and Mrs Willard Shaw opened. Mrs J C Putman presided at the business meeting as Mrs C C McKedey joined the district nominating committee. The district meeting is set for Tuesday March 23 in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Guy Hill
Kivett Drive
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances Willard
W.C.T.U
B. T. Clanton
Adams-Cole Rites Announced Here
Announcement is made today of the marriage Saturday February 26 of Mrs Carrie Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs M O English of High Point NC and Herbert Cole son of Mr and Mrs Fred Cole. Rev W M Bruening officiated at the double ring ceremony at Christ Lutheran church. Mr Cole is employed by Randell Printing Company in Washington where the couple will make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, PD. C
Carrie Adams
M. O. English
High Point
N. C
Herbert Tae
Fred Cole
W. M. Bruening
Christ Lutheran Church
Mr. Cole
Ransdell Printing Company
Washington
Nine girls invested in Girl Scout Troop 28
Nine girls at Rankin Memorial Church Friday night joined Girl Scout Troop 28 after completing Tenderfoot requirements. Names listed: Carolyn Cagle, Shirley Burgess, Betsy Gibson, Irene Gray, Jeanette Hunt, Donna McCain, Carolyn McSwain, Linda Rouse, and Geneva Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial Church
Carolyn Cagle
Shirley Burgess
Betsy Gibson
Irene Gray
Jeanette Hunt
Donna McCain
Carolyn McSwain
Linda Rouse
Geneva Webb
Musical Meeting Is Postponed For Juv Musical Arts Club
The Juvenile Musical Arts Club meeting at the YWCA a 3 30 p m this Saturday March 5 is postponed to the following Saturday announced by Mrs Silas Casey due to the district federation music meeting here Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Musical Arts Club
Y.W.C.A
Silas Casey
District Federation
Miss Landrum Delivers Talk at Secretaries Association Dinner
Miss Charlotte Landrum of the YWCA staff was guest speaker for the National Secretaries Association Lilian I. Massey chapter dinner at the Sheraton hotel. She described Vienna embassy experiences and current conditions there. Laura Whitlark announced April officer elections, Ruby Marion heads fund-raising, and brides-elect Miss Mary Edith Ferree and Miss Mildred Parrish received corsages and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Landrum
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lillian I. Massey
National Secretaries Association
Sheraton Hotel
State Department
Landrum
Vienna
Austria
Laura Whitlark
Ruby Marion
Mary Edith Ferree
Mildred Parrish
Nicholls-Hackney Invitations Issued
Mr and Mrs Henry Lee Nicholls announce the marriage of their daughter Catherine Whittley to Mr William Ayers Hackney. The ceremony is on Saturday the nineteenth of March at six o clock in the evening at Saint Peters Episcopal Church Washington North Carolina. A reception will follow at 119 South Harvey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lee Nicholls
Catherine Whittley
William Ayers Hackney
Saint Peter's Episcopal Church
Washington
North Carolina
South Harvey Street
YWCA Evening Activities Schedule Features Teens
The Pickett library hosts Y-Teens at 4:00 p. m. and 3:30 p. m. senior high activities. Y-Teen Interclub Council meets at 5:00 p. m. and 4:15 p. m. 11th grade Y Teens gather at the YWCA at 4:00 p. m. Live Y'ers hold dinner and meeting at 6:30 p. m. Jolly Y club dinner follows with hostesses Margie Staler and Maggie Graham. 7:30 p. m. brings 9th grade Y-Teens Open House and Scavenger Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
Pickett Library
Interclub Council
YWCA
Jolly Y Club
Magge Graham
Margie Staler
Double M Club Members Back Education Bill at Luncheon
The Double M Club approved an education bill pending in the North Carolina legislature and voted to telegram state representatives. Sixty attended the YWCA luncheon, with a $15 donation to the Red Cross drive. New members J D Howard and Lee Schaner welcomed. Bea O Wicker presented constitutional amendments for next vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double 'M’ Club
Red Cross
North Carolina
Y.W.C.A
Frank T. Sizemore
Cooperettes Plan Portrait Gift to Girl Scout Camp
The Cooperettes and Cooperative Club Wil plan to present a portrait of Early A. Younts to the local Girl Scout camp. The painting by T E Dodamead will be displayed in his downtown studio window as part of their support for the camp. Plans include aiding the Ladies Night on March 22 and contributing to the Red Cross drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Younts
Cooperettes
R. B. Culler
Colonial Drive
Cooperative Club, Inc
T. E. Dodamead
Eddie Clodfelter
Cooperative Club
Not Half Safe Arrid Ad Claims Creamogen Deodorant
Joyce Winthrope of Greensboro and Atlanta endorses Arrid with Creamogen deodorant promising 1 to 3 days of odor control. The ad claims safety for skin and clothes, a money back guarantee, and a 39 cent price plus tax with refund if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Joyce Winthrope
Atlanta
Georgia
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Madel
Mesdames Whitlock and Jones
Woodmen Circle Club
Marshall E. Ginsburg
N. Main St
Mrs
Sarah
David Crystal
Magazine
College Board
Jones
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Tom Evans
James McCall, Jr
Garden Makers
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Monark
Monark Shade Co
N. Main Hone
Feit
WCTU
Adams-Cole
Ward Street
Ward Street Methodist Church
C. J. Albertson
Albertson Road
Mother's Prayer Band
Raymond Tuttle
Tate Street
Cheyes
Miss Landrum
Hackney
Ywca News
Uality Shoe Store
Cooperettes and Cooperative Club
Girl Scouts
Red Cross Drive Fund
Cooperette
Glennrown
Cincinnati
Ohio
Waughtown Street
Winston-Salem
DIAL
Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
Tobias
Finest Ladies
CHARM
VOGUE
N. Main
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