Cinderella Told by High Point AAUW Children’s Theater
The High Point branch of the AAUW presents a children’s theater production of Cinderella on April 2. About 40 elementary students from city schools were chosen after casting sessions led by Miss Emma Frances Baber. Two girls share the title role due to rapid costume changes, with Joy Carter and Nancy Chamelin cast as Cinderella.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
Emma Frances Baber
High Point Col
Little Ater
Miss Baber
AAUW
Joy Carter
Ada Blair School
J. E. Carter
Ennis Street
Nancy Chamelin
Forrest Avenue
Rebecca Brown
Ray Street
E. D. Brown
Montheu Avenue
Rebecca
King and Court
Joseph Marion
C. C. Marion
Foust Street
Oak Hill School
King
Richard Hallman
Oak Hill
H. R. Hallman
Edgewood Street
Jimmie Tedder
Brentwood School
J. L. Tedder
Woodbury Avenue
Prince Charming
Cinderella
Exchangettes Plan Entertainment For Husbands
Exchangettes organized a covered dish supper for March 28 to entertain their husbands. Mrs Archie Sherron presided at last night’s meeting at Centennial Avenue. A donation to the Red Cross drive was approved. Dinner was served by hostesses Mrs J E Beamon and Mrs Shaw.
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Archie Sherron
Centennial Avenue
Roger Morris
Everette Wall
Jo Woody Shaw
Jack Dunn
James Blackwell
Lloyd Sheetz
Sherron
Nu Phi Mu Completes Plans for Bridge Party
Final plans for a benefit bridge to be held tomorrow night at the Y W C A were completed at a Nu Phi Mu sorority meeting. Mrs Jack Lauder hosted on Howell street. Members discussed a spring party with husbands and dates as guests. Sandwiches cakes and cold drinks were served.
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Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Jack Lauder
Howell Street
Birth announcements from Mt. Holly to Greensboro dated March 5 6
Mr and Mrs Carl Sarins Mt Holly announce daughter Brenda Sue born March 5. Mrs Sarins is Gladys Washam granddaughter of H H Brady High Point. Robert H Green Oakwood Ill announces son Robert Fritz born March 5. Green’s former Dorothy Fritz High Point. Marvin F Smith and 801 Centennial Ave announce son Marvin Fred Jr born March 5 at High Point Memorial Boulevard Unit. Wilbur Wall Rt 1 Trinity announce daughter Nancy Gail born March 5 at Boulevard Unit. Etheridge Fairfield Road announce daughter Christine Ronda born March 5 at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial. George E White 915 North Main St announce son George Edward Jr born March 6 at Boulevard Unit. E Lacy Hodgin Route 1 Greensboro announce son Ronald Stephen born March 6 at St Leo’s Hospital Greensboro. Lamar Smith Hamlet born son Kenneth Lamar February 23 Hamlet Hospital. Smith’s wife Ida Hooks of High Point.
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Carl Sarins
Mt. Holly
Brenda Sue
Sarins
Gladys Washam
H. H. Brady
High Point
Robert H. Green
Oakwood, Ll
Robert Fritz
Burnham Hospital
Champaign
Ill
Marvin F. Smith
Centennial Avenue
Marvin Fred, Jr
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Wilbur Wall
Rt. 1
Trinity
Nancy Gail
George E. White
North Main Street
George Edward, Jr
E. Lacy Hodgin
Route 1
Greensboro
Ronald Stephen
St. Leo's Hospital
Lamar Smith
Rockingham
Kenneth Lamar
Hamlet Hospital
Altrusa Board Entertained By Miss Hazel Johnson
Miss Hazel Johnson entertained the Altrusa club executive board at the March meeting the Princess Cafe for dinner at six thirty. The board discussed important business to be presented for approval at the March evening meeting. Mrs Edna Ross presided as president with Golda Watson from Chapel Hill discussing the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra and cooperation. Board members present were Mrs Ross Miss Hazel Johnson Mrs Charlotte Guy Miss Sarah Holmes Miss Dorothy Forward Miss Madeline Hoover and Mrs Mary Ballard.
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Hazel Johnson
Altrusa Club
Princess Cafe
Edna Ross
Golda Watson
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Ross
Charlotte Guy
Sarah ‘Holmes
Dorothy Forward
Madeline Hoover
Mary Ballard
Prayer Discussed For Church Guild March Meeting
Saint Anne’s guild at Saint Mary’s Episcopal church met last night at the parish house for the first Lent program led by Rev. Thomas J. C. Smyth. He cited Things That Matter by Charles H. Brent and spoke on prayer as fellowship with God, urging simplicity courage intelligence and reverence. Officers were elected with Mrs Powell Alexander becoming president and several new officers named. a delegate to the Diocesan Woman’s Auxiliary meeting in Charlotte was chosen. Social hour followed with hostesses serving a sweet course.
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Thomas J. C. Smyth
Saint Anne's Guild
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Charles H. Brent
God
Rose Adams
Christian Education
Guild
FE. A. Robins
Powell Alexander
Robins
Esker Amos, Jr
J. W. Slate, Jr
Olivia Wadsley
Margie Davis
Fernley Fawcett
United Thank
T. J. C. Smyth
H. I. Coffield, Jr
Madeline Hoover
Christian Social Relations
Marianne Brown
B. A. Robins
Diocese of
North Carolina
Charlotte
H. K. Ansell
Esker Amos
B. W. McKenzie
Community group meetings listed for High Point area
A crowded schedule lists meetings at the Ma sonic Temple Emerywood club and other venues. Groups include Eastern Star Woman's Club Century study group Jewish Women Insurance Women and Garden clubs with dates from 1 PM to 8:30 PM and a bride elect luncheon at Emerywood.
Party Is Honor For Loflin Child
Martha Ann Loflin celebrated her seventh birthday at the Gibson Club Room with paper hats and a party for young guests. Pink ice cream and white cakes were served around the center birthday cake with candles. The Practical Nurses Association will meet at the YWCA Wednesday at 7:30, with Mrs. Charles Talton presiding.
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Gibson Club
Martha Ann Loflin
J. R. Loflin
West Bay Street
L. C. Loflin
Albert Madden
Ann Armentrout
Becky Bradner
Carolyn Loflin
Charles Hayworth
Judy Loflin
Judy Justice
Jane Freeman
Sonya Welborn
Michael Howard
Monette Dawkins
Ted Fallenstine
Alyah
Practical Nurses’ Association
The
YWCA
Charles Talton
Rev. Kenneth Goodson Speaks to Alpha Rho Sorority
Rev. Kenneth Goodson, pastor of First Methodist, spoke at the Alpha Rho chapter gathering at the YWCA on Life as an Art. He urged a definite life goal, a quality life, and living for others as essentials. Visitors Mrs. Roger Taylor and Miss Betsy Saunders attended. The next meeting is at the YWCA on March 21.
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Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Kenneth Goodson
First Methodist Church
YWCA
Goodson
Roger Taylor
Betsy Saunders
Mrs. Lawrence Rose Elected President of Ice Auxiliary
Mrs Lawrence Rose of Wilmington was elected president of the auxiliary to the Southern Ice Exchange. A. J. Brinson of Lumberton and H. L. Hicks of Kinston were elected with her as officers. About 50 members registered at the convention. A luncheon and plant tours followed the meeting as women joined the men for further events.
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Lawrence Rose
Wilmington
Southern Ice Exchange
Exchange
Mrs Burchfield and Son to Join Husband in Guam
Mrs D L Burchfield and her young son Joe Stuart travel by car to California to sail March 18 for Guam to join Lieut Burchfield in the Army Air Force. She expects to be with him for at least 18 months. She is Ernestine Bulla, daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Bulla of 719 Chestnut Street.
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D. L. Burchfield
Joe Stuart
California
Burchfield
Guam
Army Air Force
A. B. Bulla
Chestnut Street
Ernestine Bulla
Humorist Robert Ormsby to Speak at Elm Street P T A Night
Parents and teachers at Elm Street school observe Fathers Night in the auditorium at 7 30 with humorist Robert Ormsby of Winston Salem as guest speaker. An auction of pies cakes and candies will follow.
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Elm
Parent-Teachers Association of
Elm Street
Robert Ormsby
Winston- Salem
Stephens Bible Class Meeting Set for Wednesday
Stephens Bible class will meet Wednesday at 3 p m with Mrs J R Boone at 602 Hawthorne street Leader will be Mrs J Paul Hill. Sour cream dressing with sugar lemon juice salt and pepper to serve over sliced tomatoes on a bed of shredded lettuce.
Reavis Family Attends Yadkinville Funeral
Mr and Mrs John Reavis and daughter Elizabeth of 800 Jones Street returned home after the funeral of Mrs J G Reavis in Yadkinville Saturday. Mrs John L Cox returned home after treatment at High Point Memorial hospital.
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John Reavis
Elizabeth
Jones Street
Yadkinville
Mr. Reavis
J. G. Reavis
John L. Cox
Route 5
High Point Memorial Hospital
Academy of Friendship meeting at Mrs Greer home
The Academy of Friendship Women of Moose will meet with Mrs C H Greer at 702 Montheu Avenue tonight at 7 30 o clock. Mrs Ollie High will be associate hostess.
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Academy of Friendship
Women of Moose
C. H. Greer
Montheu Avenue
Ollie High
YWCA Weekly Calendar Highlights Activities and Meetings
The YWCA schedules include girls and gym swimming at the YMCA during the afternoon, a Chicken Shack Adams Club dinner, Miss Elizabeth Kee led business club program, bridge class, Y-Teens events at Pickett Library and Senior High, and several YWCA meetings. Notable items: Finance Committee in B and P room, Jolly Y Club skating, Live Y ers dinner honoring Mrs Chaun, and Board of Directors meeting.
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YMCA
Adams Club
Chicken Shack
Elizabeth Kee
Pickett
Pickett Library
YWCA
Jolly Y Club
David Chaun
Board of Directors
Salty the Canine Succumbs to Kindness
Salty the small black dog from Salt Canon near Colorado Springs has died after being captured by Pat McDonough of Canon City and adopted by a Canon City banker. The dog, famed for avoiding people until winter, found warmth and meals at last.
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International News Service
Colorado Springs
Colo
INS
Salty
Salt Canon
Pat McDonough
Canon City
Quick Apple Dessert From Canned Applesauce
Turn a can of applesauce into a baking dish dessert. Top with graham cracker crumbs mixed with brown sugar and melted butter or margarine. Bake in a moderate oven until heated through.
Former State Head Of Women's Clubs Dies In Farmville
Mrs. James Madison Hobgood 60 former president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs died yesterday in a Wilson hospital. Funeral services will be held here tomorrow. She was Federation president in 1933 and longtime Sallie Southall Cotton loan fund chair. Survivors include son William Dennis Morton sister Mrs Kate Reynolds and brothers Dr J W Hassell C M Hassell and J F Hassell.
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Farmville
James Madison Hobgood
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hobgood
H. Flournoy Morton
William Dennis Morton
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Kate Reynolds
Greenville
J. W. Hassell
C. M. Hassell
Charlotte
J. F. Hassell
Atlanta
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Monark
Monark Shade Co
Ada Blair
Altrusa Board
Miss Hazel Johnson
New State
Marshall E. Ginsburg
N. Main St
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
High Point Woman’'s Club
Emerywood Country Club
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Twentieth Century Study Club
Fred Metcalfe
Sunset Drive
D. A. Rawley
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Radio and Press
Town and Country Garden Club
H. M. Taylor
Woodrow Avenue
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry Jacobs
Colonial Drive
High Point Association of Insurance Women
R. A. McPheeters
Marguerite Murray
Henry Baker
Bruce Conrad
W. L. Jackson
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
Frank Hunsucker
Broadus Leonard, Jr
Durham
Emerywood
Loflin
Rev. Goodson
Sorority
Ice Auxiliary
City
H. R. Ward
Route 3
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Jake Bodenhamer
Lexington Avenue
R. A. Craven
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Hickory
Henrietta Simpson
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T. M. Woodhouse
Booneville
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J. M. Bedwell
Fort Clark
N.D
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Little Squire
Jim” By
Robert K. Marshall
North Carolina Mountains
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