Miss Crawford and Gordon Offer One Woman Theater Program
At 8:30 p m at the junior high school auditorium the High Point Cooperative Concert association presents Dorothy Crawford in original sketches as the third program of the series assisted by Marcus Gordon. Crawford performs scenes showing wide emotion with vivid pacing and makeup, while Gordon contributes piano numbers noted for brilliance and ease.
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High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Dorothy Crawford
Miss Crawford
Marcus Gordon
Anwd
Clovervale Scavol
Dona Nicholas
Paulette Lindsay
Mary Elizabeth Robbins
Margaret Meredith
Virginia Kivett
Audrey Wood
Frances Cassell
Doris Gray
Joyce Callicutt
Faye Aldridge
Roxie Meredith
Alice Caudle
Edna Smith
Modena Helms
Paulette
Piedmont German Club Plans Dance March 18
Piedmont German club announces a dance at Emerywood Country Club on Friday evening March 18 with Jim mie Livingston and his orchestra. The club also plans its annual Master dance for Easter Monday April 18 featuring a well known orchestra.
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Piedmont
Emerywood Country Club
Jimmie Livingston
Hotel Charlote
Livingston
High Point
Domino Club Meeting at Miss Kearns Home
The Domino club holds its regular meeting this evening at 208 Lindsay Street, hosted by Miss Anna Elisabeth Kearns. Gathering starts at 7:09.
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Domino Club
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Lindsay Stret
Resting at Home After Archdale Accident
Friends of Hill Ward report he is resting comfortably at his Archdale home after an accident that left him with a broken arm. F. F. Dickson left Sunday night for a business trip to Chicago New York and Washington to return soon. Mrs. Annie Tucker London plans to return home this week end after a two month business trip to Washington D C and Virginia.
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Hill Ward
Archdale
F. F. Dickson
Chicago
New York
Washington
Annie Tucker London
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Fatigue Topic Headline At Kappa Gamma Lecture
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma sorority heard Dr. P. E. Lindley discuss The Psychology of Fatigue after a 6:30 dinner at the Sheraton. The talk covered extra-sensory perception and the link between physical and mental fatigue, noting strain relief can trigger fatigue realization or even collapse. Mrs. Ethel Flynt presided at the brief post lecture business session.
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Omega
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
Lindley
Ethel Flynt
Brigadier Club Meeting At G I Humphreys Home
Brigadier club gathers this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of G N Humphreys Jr on West College drive. All members are urged to attend.
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Brigadier Club
G. N. Humphreys, Jr
West College Drive
Altrusa and Club Events Highlight Week Social Calendar
A busy social week lists events in High Point including Altrusa business at the Sheraton, Eastern Star officer elections at the Masonic hall, and a concert by Dorothy Crawford at the Junior high school auditorium. Other gatherings cover garden clubs, study groups, luncheons, and dances at Sedgefield Manor and Emerywood.
Elm Street School P T A Holds Regular Meet
Elm Street School P T A conducted its regular Monday night meeting in the school auditorium. Principal Mrs Allene Schroder reported on the newly inaugurated safety program. Mrs Edgar Hartley announced a benefit bridge rock and anagram party for March 15 at Mrs George Hutchins home. Officers for 1938 1939 were listed: president Mrs Edgar Hartley, vice president Mrs George Hutchins, treasurer Miss Mary Clegg, secretary Mrs Sidney Moorehead. Songs by Miss Butler and Mrs Kellys sixth graders followed, then a play Hansel and Gretel by Miss Margaret Andrews third grade.
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Elm Street
P.T. A
Allene Schroder
Edgar Hartley
George Hutchins
Mary Clegg
Sidney Moorehead
Pritchard Hosts Circle Of Calvary Church
Mrs. J. E. Pritchard hosted Circle One of Calvary M. P. Church Greensboro at her Circle Drive home. Guests arrived for an all day visit and were served a covered dish luncheon. The business session started at three o clock with members J. G. Sullivan J. S. Williams M. H. Greer W. A. Blalock C. S. Garrett D. E. Curtis May Oliver J. L. Spencer J. S. Caudle and G. T. Brittain in attendance.
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J. E. Pritchard
Circle Drive
Circle One
Calvary M. P. Church of Greensboro
Greensboro
Mesdames
J. G. Sullivan
J. 8. Williams
M. H. Greer
W. A. Blalock
C. S. Garrett
D. E. Curtis
May Oliver
J. L. Spencer
Caudle
G. T. Brittain
Royal Arcanum Dance At Arcade Building
About 40 couples from the city and beyond enjoyed a Royal Arcanum dance in the Arcade Building club rooms Saturday night. Music ran from 9 to 12, and the event followed a winter series whose success means more dances are planned in early spring per Bill Snow, dance committee chair.
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Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Bill Snow
Luncheon Meeting Of YWCA Committee At Hut
Industrial committee of the Y W C A held a regular luncheon at the hut yesterday. A discussion group led by F J Sizemore secretary of the Chamber of Commerce was featured. Plans for the national Y W C A convention in Columbus Ohio April 22 28 and consideration of sending delegates were outlined.
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Industrial Committee of
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
D A R Chapter and Woman's Club Hold March Meetings
Kernersville D A R Chapter met at Mrs. Carl Kerner's home with Mrs. Sam Vance Jr presiding in Mrs. Newton Allen's absence. Delegates were named for the Raleigh state meeting. The Kerneraville Woman's Club hosted a guest speaker, Mrs Lindsey Patterson, with a spring reception for new members.
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Kernersville
Mar
Joseph Kerner
Daughters American Revolution
Carl Kerner
Marvin Whittington
Greensboro
J. P. Adkins
Newton Allen
Sam Vance, Jr
Raleigh
Mesdames Donnell
Larkins
Vance
Velma Caffey
Jack Watson
Rebecca Pickens
William Snow
High Point
J. Harmon Linville
D. L. Donnell
Kodak
Friendland
Kerneraville
Odell Robertson
Greenfield
Donnell
Lindsey Patterson
England
Patterson
Duke of Windsor
Regular church classes hold meetings across town
The Faithful Workers class of Green Street Baptist met at Mrs. Guy Conrad’s Winston road home with 20 members. Miss Jackie Conrad performed a piano piece, devotionals were led by Mrs. R. R. Holder and prayer by Mrs. R. Ward, and gifts were exchanged among heart sisters before names were drawn for the next quarter. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mesdames Collins, Campbell and Charping.
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Green Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Guy Conrad
Winston Road
Jackie Conrad
R. R. Holder
R. Ward
Heart Sisters
Mesdames Victor Collins
Raymond Campbell
Paul Charping
Mrs Andrews Speaks in Moslem World Mission Rallys
Mrs R M Andrews visits Pine Needle Lodge near Tabernacle church to address Mission topic "Missions as Related to the Moslem World" for the fifth district. She then plans a second address at Mount Pleasant church Davidson county for the tenth district rally.
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R.M. Andrews
Pine Needle Lodge
Tabernacle Church
Greensboro
Tabernacle
Fowler Band Heads to Sedgefield for Friday Jam Session
Bernard Fowler leads his 14 member improv swing band to the Trumpe teer club jam session at Sedgefield Manor on Friday night. Vocalist Misa Anne Tyree stars with Greensboro sponsors Miss Gloria McCall and Dorothy Ellington arranging support from Miss Katherine Wondermilk and others. Bids for the dance circulate. many college men expected home for the event. Lawrence Metcalfe heads the reorganized Trumpe teer club with Harry Winders as dance chairman.
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Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Community Arts Club
Roses H. Davis
Denny Street
Emerywood Country Club
Kenneth Redman
F. H. Hallenbeck
Trumpeteer Club
Sedgefield Manor
Bernard Fowler
New Trumpeteer Club
Fowler
Misa Anne Tyree
Little Lady
Gloria McCall
Dorothy Ellington
Greensboro
Katherine Wondermilk
Betty Sechrest
Eileen Thomas
Helen Crowder
Lawrence Metcalfe
Harry Winders
Fruit Polishers Keep Natural Fruit Shiny for Photos
Hollywood studios hire fruit polishers to groom real fruit with glycerine and liquid to ensure flawless on set photography and appearances. The practice highlights the effort to present perfect fruit props in films and publicity.
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Hollywood Studios
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Sheraton
High Point Chapter No
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Masonic Hall
C. F. Tomlinson
Burbank
Twentieth Century Study Club
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Greenway Drive
American Home Department
Woman's Club
H. G. Ilderton
Lola Barrie
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Johnson Street School
Weigh Hutchinson
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ben Herman
West Farriss Avenue
Harry Jacobs
Fatre Nous Club
Idylwild Club
Jew Gogerty
Circle of Calvary Church
Y. W. C. A. Committee
America
Tom Street
Marguerite Kerner
First Reformed Group
Christian Endeavor Society
First Reformed Church
Terry Wright
Bertha King
Ruth Wright
Mary Welborne
Edith Myers
Lebanon
M. P. Church
E. B. Barnes
North Main Street
Martha Patterson
Eunice Briggs
Marie Belliff
State Street
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
C. F. Farley
Roland Park Avenue
K. Gentry
Hayworth Memorial Wesley
Anchorch
Avahlee Hammack
William Fulp
Madge Deaton
Ida Mae Higgins
Overcash
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Trumpeteer Dance
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Nat Walker
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