Garden Club talk on lawn making charms Greensboro audience
Mrs Lipscomb of Greens boro addressed the High Point Garden club on Tuesday morning. Her talk titled The Making of a Lawn covered seed quantities per square foot, fertilization, and lawn care with practical tips. The session was led by club president Mrs A E Tate and included committee reports and a bird sanctuary update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Lipscomb
Greensboro
High Point Garden Club
BH. D. S Steele
Steele Street
Eird
Deent
South Main
Blair Park
Mesmes H. M. Armentrout
C. K
L. J. Diffey
BE. T
Social calendar events for YWCA and clubs
On Thursday at 7 30 p m the YWCA board meets at the YW building and the Live Yers club entertains at Miss Dora Lamet s Ray street home. Friday features Lotus club at 701 Mast Lexington avenue 3 pm Mrs Vernon Idol hosts Priscilla club on North Main street at 3 30 pm and the Philomathian book club meets with Mrs A G Douglas 516 Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Y’ers Club
Dora Lamet
Ray Street
Mre. J. BE. Amos
Lotus Club
Mast
Lexington Avenue
Vernon Idol
Priscilla Club
North Main Street
The
Philomathean Book Club
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Emerywood Club Opens Tuesday Card Parties
Emerywood Country club inaugurates a series of Tuesday afternoon card parties for women members with bridge and other games. Welch Harriss announces the first event at 3 o’clock next Tuesday with refreshments. Reservations advised by Lynn Trout the club secretary.
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Emerywood Country Club
Welch Harriss
Lynn Trout
High Point Girl Reserves Attend Winston-Salem Banquet
Sixteen High Point Girl Reserves joined Winston-Salem and Greensboro groups at the YWCA banquet honoring Miss Briseis Teall national Girl Reserve secretary. Teall spoke on her Hawaii experiences and how to grow in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Winston-Salem
Briseis Teall
National Girl Reserve
Girl Reserve
Miss Teall
Girl Reserve Group
Hawaiian Islands
Greensboro
Katherine Connor
Juanita Hedrick
Louise Hardison
Olive Hutchins
Ruby Wehr
NouveWa Burton
Elizabeth Amos
Alice McNeil
Margaret Carroll
Hazel Burton
Valaska Yeazel
Virginia Caldwell
Ruby High
Elaine Yokley
Aline Harris
Miss Hiatt
Eolina Hiatt
Deep River
Let There Be Light Biblical Pageant To Be Shown Tonight
The Junior High auditorium hosts a large audience for the biblical pageant Let There Be Light. Noted soloists including Mrs Gurney Briggs Miss Alma Andrews and Miss Eleanor Idol join other local performers as the curtain rises at 7 30 with box office opening at 7 00 and seating restricted during the opening scene.
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Gurney Briggs
Alma Andrews
Fleanor Idol
Salome
Clarence Schultheiss
Brotherhood
Good Samaritan
Margaret Sloan
J. H. Allred
Dorothy Hoskins
Notable Visitors From New York City Stay On North Hamilton Street
Mr and Mrs Charles Pendergrass of New York City host guests at their North Hamilton Street home. Brownie Wagner son of L D Wagner of 112 Bain Avenue is recovering well after an operation at Guilford General Hospital. Nancy Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs D P Barker is improving after a serious home illness on West Green Street. Frances Royals daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Royals is improving after a period of illness at 317 Ames Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pendergrass
New York City
J. E. Pendergrass
North
Hamilton Street
Brownie Wagner
L. D. Wagner
Bain Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Nancy Barker
D. P. Barker
West Green Street
Frances Royals
A. N. Royals
Ames Street
Mrs Parsons Hosts Burbank Garden Club Meeting
Mrs D H Parsons hosted a Burbank Garden Club meeting at her West Farriss Avenue home. Miss Mary Mungan presided as president with reports from committees and notes on spring soil preparation and seed sowing read by Mrs Edgar Whitener due to Mrs A C Jones illness. Members present include B C Cridlebaugh W F Bilis C S Grayson Edgar Hartley Homer Hayworth E H Jarrett A W Klemme G W Lowe H G Owens R H Sechrest J C Teague Edgar Whitener W E Poovey and Miss Mary Munyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Parsons
West Farriss Avenue
Burbank
W. G. Reich
Elm Street
A. C. Jones
Edgar Whitener
Mesdames B. C. Cridlebaugh
W. F. Bilis
C. S. Grayson
Edgar Hartley
Homer Hayworth
E. H. Jarrett
A. W. Klemme
G. W. Lowe
H. G. Owens
R. H. Sechrest
J. C. Teague
W. E. Poovey
Miss Mary Munyan
UNC Greensboro Woman's College Honors Two Local Seniors
Miss Adelaide Crowell and Miss Susan Sharp of High Point were inducted into the Honor Society at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro. The selection honors strong scholarship with about twenty-five seniors and juniors chosen this year.
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Adelaide Crowell
Susan Sharp
High Point
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Ree
Ween
Philippine Islands Import 404 Cars and 140 Trucks in November 1933
Belgium motor car sales in the first nine months of 1933 show 45 percent of 9500 imported cars were produced in the United States. The figures illustrate US auto influence in Europe and the Philippines import activity for November 1933.
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Philippine Islands
Belgium
United States
Willing Workers Meet Friday at South Main Church
The Willing Workers class of South Main Street M. E. church will hold its regular meeting Friday evening at seven in the church annex. Advisors of the local Y W C A will attend an Adult Conference in Winston-Salem Friday and Saturday with Miss Briseis Teall as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Club
H. Bub
Abel Koontz
Atherine Gill
Catherine Gill
Welch M. P. Memorial Sung School
Hazel Wood
Mangum Avenue
South Main Street
M. E. Church
Church Annex
Winston
Young Women's Christian Association
Winston-Salem
Briseis Teall
National Girl Reserve
Elizabeth Lindsay
Anna Mendenhall
Unity Nash
Virginia Carrier
Keith Harrison
A. H. Whitley
Elva Small
Aera
National Business Women’s Week Observed in North Carolina
Miss Marjorie Shuler of New York will headline the Greensboro dinner March 12 inaugurating the seventh annual National Business Women's Week in North Carolina. The event unites the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs with leaders from Martinsville Danville and Greensboro. Shuler recently completed a 22000 mile air tour of South America for the Christian Science Monitor, visiting 13 countries and multiple U.S. outposts.
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Greensboro
Mar
North Carolina
King Cotton Hotel
Marjorie Shuler
New York
Shuler
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
South America
The
Christian Science Monitor
Pan- American Airways
Andes Mountains
Manaos
Brazil
United States
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Hilda Marshall
Martinsville
Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Danville
North Carolina Press
Addie Houston
Elizabeth H. Ramsay
Asheville
Ramsay
New York Writer to Travel to Warm Springs for Series
A New York journalist will travel to Warm Springs, Georgia, to collect material for a sequence of newspaper stories. The plan includes field interviews and site visits to gather firsthand details.
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New York
Warm Springs, Ga
Eliminations Begin In College Tourney At State College
Eliminations in the class BR division of North Carolina State College's ninth annual interscholastic basketball tournament begin today with the class A group to start tomorrow. Thirty two teams including Jonesboro the defending champion join the BR tournament while Spencer the 1933 winner defends its A classification crown against fifteen other teams.
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Raleigh
Mar
N. C. State College
Jonesboro
Spencer
Court Hearing Liverman Suit Against Atlantic Refining
Trial in the civil division focused on R. C. Liverman seeking 2700 dollars from C. M. Cecil trading as Atlantic Refining for alleged false arrest. Earlier, a divorce was granted to Lennie Jones from Albert C. Jones after two years of separation.
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R. C. Liverman
C. M. Cecil
Atlantic Refining Company
Lennie Jones
Albert C. Jones
Navy planes fly San Francisco to Honolulu in 24 hours
Six U S Navy planes completed a sustained long range flight from San Francisco to Honolulu covering 2396 miles in 24 hours and 45 minutes. The mission highlighted endurance and naval air capability with the units demonstrating rapid transit across the Pacific.
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U. S. Navy
San Francisco
Honolulu
Aluminum Use in 1932 Motor Vehicle Construction
Of the aluminum produced in 1932, 22.9 percent was used in the construction of motor vehicles.
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Garden Club
Miss Perry
First Baptist Church
Rufus Russell
Barbee Street
Miss Leone Perry
Jesus
Rose Goldsmith
Leslie Young
Olean Patterson
Ramona Geer
Ruth Simpson
Maude Stewart
Ira Hensley
Zetha Boswell
Sarah Hall
Edna Patterson
T. B. Pugh
E. Kemper
W. C. Howard
Emerywood Club
Mrs. Parsons
Wesley Memorial
M. E
Variorie Shuler
Yows Funeral Home
Elm Streets
Fanny
Deanys Parner
Liverman
Navy
Miletone
Monette Electric
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
Ashion Shop
Grey and
She Fashion Shop
RED Cross
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