D A R Conference Hostess Chapters Convene In Winston-Salem
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host for the thirty fourth annual North Carolina state conference in Winston Salem March 6 to 8 with headquarters at the Robert B. Lee hotel. Delegates and pages from multiple chapters will attend, with events including a memorial service, dinners, a tea at Forsyth Country club, and an installation of officers led by state regent Mrs. Sydney Perry Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
John 8. Welborn
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revoution of
North Carolina
Winaston-Salem
Robert B. Lee Hotel
Fifth District
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Lexington
Salisbury
Reidsville
Burlington
Leakeville
Eodore Randthaler
Winston- Salem
Mary Simmons
Eva Martin
Guilford Battle
P. W. Flagge
Pear Idol
W. D. Simmons
W. T. Powell
Frank Lambeth
Thomasville
C. F. Tomlinson
J. F. Hayden
L. M. H. Reynolds
R. I. Quigley
Joe Gnyder
G. M. Hoover
Sydney Perry Cooper
Henderson
Roscoe L. Wall
Louise Barbour Fe
R. A. Whitehead
William M. Jones
J. S. Welborn
W. D. Carter
George S. White
Morrison Bethea
Frank W. Kirk
Louise Barbour
Theodore Randthaler
John J. Parker
Charlotte
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
R. B. Gribben
W. N. Reynolds
S. Clay Williams
Forsyth Country Club
Howard E. Randthaler
Salem College
Social Calendar Highlights Local Garden Clubs Meetings
The town’s social calendar lists garden club meetings and lectures this week. Activities include the High Point Garden club at 10 a.m. with guest speaker Mrs. Co P Lipscomb, the W O T club luncheon and program, and a lecture series on the recovery program by Miss Harriett Elliott at the Woman's College Greensboro. The Midweek Garden club meeting is postponed indefinitely. Mrs D H Parsons hosts the Burbank Garden club and Spring garden topics are on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Ed Steele
Washington Street
Co. P. Lipscomb
Greensboro
Carter Dalton
W. O. T. Club
Johnson Street
J. D. Cox
Mra
G. W. Clark
Garden Club
E. T. Harrison
Burbank
High Point Garden Club to Meet at Mrs Steele’s Home
The High Point Garden club will hold a 10 o’clock Tuesday meeting at East Washington street home of Mrs Ed Steele with guest speaker Mrs C T Lipscomb of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
W. O. T. Club
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
J. D. Cox
G. W. Clark
Julius Cone
Greensboro
Maxwell Anderson
Mary
Scotland
High Point Garden Club
Ed Steele
East Washington Street
C. T. Lipscomb
Brooks Reitzel tops town as star of new film
A long reminiscence notes Brooks Reitzel becoming the toast of the town after a week of interviews and photo sessions, heading to Hollywood for a thriller "They-Rafter-Me." The column then shifts to social notes about knitting clubs, local families, and club chatter, ending with a plea for reader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Reitzel
Brooksy
Hollywood Limited
Ben
Weekend at Duke and local social notices
About People Miss Patte Jordan spends the weekend at Duke University guest of Miss Elisabeth Alfred. Monte Carlo Ballet at Duke Friday evening attended by several local residents and Guilford College students. Also notes on hospital operation and patient Mrs H S Ingram, Morganton visitors, and travel plans of various residents including a New York cruise voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patte Jordan
Duke University
Elisabeth Alfred
Jordan
Duke
Monte Carlo Ballet Russe
Misa Mae Kirkman
Virginia Jackson
Frank Dickson
Marion Dickson
C. F. Tomlinson
Charles Tomlinson
Sarah
Anna Tomlinson
High Point D A C Members Attend Winston Meeting
High Point Virginia Care chapter of the North Carolina D A C will attend the semi annual meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the Robert E Lee hotel Winston Salem. Officers and delegates will be elected and members listed include Mrs J B Welborn Miss Pearl Idol state registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Care
North Olina Society
Daughters of the American Colonists
Robert BE. Lee
Winston-Salem
J. 8. Welborn
T. A. Kearns
Charlotte
Charles 8. Wallace
Morehead City
M. ©. Price
Burlington
J. B. Woolvin
Wilmington
Ing
General Assembly
Washington
Virginia Care Chapter
Benjamin Wyche
Mra
J. C. Taylor
W. C. Tucker
Greensboro
W. L. Wilson
Acme
W. R. Snow
Winston- Salem
W. 8. Cunningham
Z. V. Conyers
Mrs Ellis Speaks On Cooper and Ashley Rivers History
Canterbury club met with hostess Mrs R A McPheeters. Mrs W F Ellis delivered a talk on colonial history and early settlements along the Cooper and Ashley rivers in South Carolina from colonial days to the Civil War era. Refreshments were served to listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
R. A. McPheeters
West Farrisa Avenue
W. F. Ellis
Cooper and
Ashey
South Carolina
Charleston
Atlantic Ocean
Charles Perry
Harry Brockmann
EB. R. Lyon
Evertt Marsh
William Lindsay
Hoke Bullard
E. T. Harrison
Thomasville Ace of Clubs Host Bridge Luncheon
Thomasville club members and guests enjoyed a one o clock bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Paul Hassler at Kinneywood. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Marr and Mrs. Alvah Boyles, with awards for visitors and consolation for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mar
Ace of Clubs
Paul Hassler
Kinneywood
Frank Marr
Alvah Boyles
Harry Lee Lambeth
Carskaden Couple Move to Salisbury North Carolina
Mr and Mrs Arthur Carskaden who have lived in the city for four years left Friday to make their home in Salisbury They report Mr Carskaden formerly worked at Williams Norris Furniture and has taken a job with the Rowan Finishing plant in Salisbury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carskaden
Salisbury
Carskaden
Williams- Norris Furniture Company
Rowan Finishing
Laura Wesson Chapter Is Entertained By Mrs Walker
Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the Nurses' Fund drive on Club drive. Mrs Wetteville hosted and the program included a poem The Reserves and a reading Battlefield of Ville. Treasurer's report showed 41 dollars balance. Plans for Confederate flag sale May 10 were referred to the ways and means committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
United Daughters
Confed
Cracy
Nurses’ Fund
Wetteville
W. Walker
UL. G
H. B. Robertson
Joe Snyder
Treas- Reserves
Memher
John
Anderson
Raleigh
Mra
Grover Kester
Dr Brown To Address Woman's Club Meet
Dr Brown will speak at the Woman's club luncheon on Wednesday at 1 pm in the basement of First Methodist Protestant church. The talk titled Folk Lore In Its Various Forms will discuss patchwork quilts lace patterns and related folklore. An exhibit of quilts bedspreads and hooked rugs will accompany the event with entries accepted through committee members Mrs R B Lafferty Mrs H T Hudson and Mrs M A Lackey. Tickets will be sold by Mrs J H McCall Mrs C H Rhodes Mrs Dan Gorman and Mrs R H Sechreat with arrangements overseen by Mrs A Sheloff as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Louis Voorheen
Veigh Hutchinson
J. W. Auwatin
Dan Schroder
Elm Street
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
D. H. Parsons
West Farriss Avenue
Burbank Garden Club
Woman's Club
M. P. Church
American Homes Department
R. A. Sheloff
Frank Brown
Duke University
First Methodist Protestant Church
Geddie Strickland
Brown
R. 8. Lafferty
H. T. Hudson
M. A. Lackey
J. H. McCall
C. H. Rhodes
Miss Elliott Lectures on Has the Constitution Been Repealed
Miss Elliott, noted economist, will present the third of five lectures on the recovery program Tuesday evening at the Sheraton hotel ballroom. The event is sponsored by the YWCA Business and Professional Girls' Clubs with ticket sales by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Elliott
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Eliott
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mrs Dean Celebrates Ninety Fourth Birthday
Mrs P M Dean celebrated her ninety four birthday on February 24 at her son H H Deans home 807 street with many relatives attending including children and grandchildren. She is a native of field and Greenwood South Carolina and has lived with her son for several years. She has been confined by hip trouble and other ailments for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Craven Page
Danny —_ Walker
Gaston Street
Greensboro
Sarah Gertrude Page
Page
Wesley Long Hospital
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D. A.R
Entre Nous Club
H. N. Phillips
Parkway
L. R. Terry
J. KE. Amos
J. BE. Amos
The
Lotus Club
East
Lexington Avenue
Philomathean Club
Philomathean Book Club
A. G. Douglas
Annouunce
Peggy Marie
F. J. White
Sophia
RAY ST. Child Study Group
C. E. S. Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
J. E. Amos
G. Douglas
Moffett's
North Main Street
Brooks
A. B. Club
Mary Strickland
Sam
Betsy Durland Davis
Geeime H
Dallas
Helen
Hugh Point
Prince of Wales
Carrie Nation
Althou
Club of Twelve
Duplicate Bridge
Phi Kappas
Sorosia Club
H. S. Ingram
Burrus Memorial Hospital
W. L. Hepler
Morganton
Son
Odell Hepler
Woodrow Avenue
Della Reed Maffey
Hartsville, Ga
Mrs
J. W. Maffey
Mary Lois Moser
Greensboro College
J. F. Moser
Chestnut Street
Harriett Cargo
Sam Dutton
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles F. Bevan
Waynesboro
Mise Nell Ellington
Guilford College
W. W. Ellington
Archdale Road
Martha Lane
Belvidere
Guilford
Charles Reid
C. F. Rogers
English Street
Nathan Ayers
New York City
Allen Watkins
New York
Bermuda
Eugene
Willowbrook Street
High Point D. A. C
Winston
Canterbury
Mias
Leola Black
West Main Street
Lawrence Hauser
Kirkwood
Lloyd Beck
Hauser
Laura File
Beck
Ruth Myers
Shamrock
Homer Sink
Ralph Hinkle
Miss Black
Helen and
Ann Hinkle
Hal Grimes
Elizabeth Teague
Maxine Moore
Willie May Myers
Marion Lynn
Robert Williams
Sue Rounsaville
City Memorial Hospital
East Main Street
Little David Elliott
Austin Elliott
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
Carskadens
Salisbury, N. C
W. W. Walk
Dr. Brown
Miss Elliott
MR. Page
Garrett
C. €. Garrett
Otteray Drive
Rockford Road
Roy Welborn
Roy C. Welborn
William Dwight
Weat
Edpna Rea Auman
Edna Rea Auman
Archdale
Jean Blalock
Marjorie English
Margaret Embier
Anna Blair English
Bonnie Webster
Joyce Tuttle
Mae Church
Jennie Buck
Dorothy Marsh
Eunice Smith
Evelyn Snider
Margaret Perryman
Archdale School
J. B. Lee
Elizabeth
R. D. Allman
Edna Rea
Friends Auxiliary
Central Friends Church Auxiliary
Annex
Swaggers
Coats
Ladies’ Shop
N. Main St
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