Plans Completed For Letitian Club Dance Friday
Final plans for the Letitian club Spring Dance on Friday March 19 at Sedgefield Manor are announced. Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra will provide music with the program featuring new dance tunes. Mrs Wilton Barnes heads the committee with club officers listed as Robert Davis president Darrell Bulla secretary and Margaret Hedrick treasurer. The event aims to surpass previous successful dances.
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Letitian Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Wilton Barnes
Robert Davis
Darrell Bulla
Margaret Hedrick
Stag Party Honors H L Barrier On 21st Birthday
A surprise stag party was held at the Barrier home on Montlieu avenue to celebrate Hubert Lane Barrier's twenty first birthday. Bingo and table games entertained guests while Richard Short won a prize as high scorer. The hostess presented a birthday cake and gifts. refreshments followed served by Mrs. C. W. Vance and others to a long list of attendees including Rev. J. Clay Madison and Rev. F. L. Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Lane Barrier
C. W. Vance
L. A. Barrier
R. H. Vance
J. Clay Madison
F. L. Conrad
T. R. Short
Lloyd Whitley
Bob Cook
J. A. Davis
Winfred Hinkle
T. E. St
Parents invited to view creative arts exhibition
Tomorrow the senior high school library hosts a creative arts exhibition under the Woman's club sponsorship marking Education in North Carolina centennial celebration. Students from the senior high school participate while Mrs. W. T. Saunders chairs art supervision. judges include Mrs. F. R. Taylor Mrs. R. P Royer and Thomas E. Dodamead. A cash prize will go to the best entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Taylor
R. P Royer
Thomas E. Dodamead
Ellingtons and Moore Visit Wilson Family Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ellington and daughter Mrs George Moore spent Sunday with Mrs. Ellington's brother and sister Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson at their Ruffin route two home. Burton Wagner recently returned from Miami Florida where he spent two weeks at the Venetian hotel. Friends of Miss Freda Bean will regret to learn she is confined to her home 600 East Russell street with influenza.
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Burton Wagner
Miami
Fla
Venetian Hotel
Freda Bean
East Russell Street
J. W. Baisey
Bonnie Lois
Council Street
Altrasa Club Skips Meeting For Chamber Banquet
The Altrasa club will not meet tonight. Members will attend the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Sheraton hotel ballroom on Thursday evening, replacing the monthly business and dinner meeting. Mrs. Mary Ballard, club vice-president in charge of reservations, says all members should attend.
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Altrasa Club
Sch Ge
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Ballard
Altrusans
Miss Mendenhall To Lead Recipe Program
Members of the American Homes Department gather for a Friday afternoon meeting at 3 30 led by Miss Frances Mendenhall in charge of domestic science at the local high school. Mrs. Whitescarver hosts with Mrs. Dunkelberger associating and recipes exchanged typed among members.
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American Homes Department
F. E. Whitescarver
Herbert Dunkelberger
Hillcrest Drive
Lloyd Flythe
B. G. Watkins
Mies Frances Mendenhall
Social Calendar of Emerywood Week of Events
A Tuesday to Saturday list of social gatherings at Emerywood venues. Meetings include the Alexander Martin chapter DAR at Emerywood Country Club with multiple hostesses, Girls Pentagon club at 1103 Rotary Drive, and varied club and society events through Saturday, including a Royal Arcanum dance with Davis Brothers Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
D.A.R
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
J. E. Millis
Allen Watkins
Nathan Ayers
H. L. Watkins
R. K. Stewart
C. C. Garrett
H. A. Millis
Mary Mungan
Pentagon Club
Lois Chidester
Rotary Drive
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Fidelis Class Meeting Postponed to March 15
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church has postponed its monthly meeting from tonight to Monday evening March 15 at the church.
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First Baptist Church
Elm Street P T A and Child Study Group to Meet Ray Street
Elm Street P T A and Child Study Group plan a joint meeting with the Ray Street association at Ray Street school from 7 to 8 PM. Dr Kenneth B Geddie will discuss Venereal Diseases and all parents are urged to attend. The event is for adults only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Morrison
Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association
Chester C. Haworth
Elm Street Association
Elm Street P.T. A
Child Study Group
Ray Street Association
Ray Street
Kenneth B. Geddie
Medical Papers Heard at Meet
The Southeastern Surgical conference elected officers after a session on medical papers. Dr. T. C. Davison of Atlanta was named president-elect, succeeding Dr. Fred Rankin of Lexington, who was installed last night. Dr. Julian Rawls of Norfolk became vice-president, and Dr. B. T. Beasley of Atlanta was re-elected secretary and treasurer. All elections were unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Southeastern Surgical Conference
Congress
T. C. Davison
Atlanta
Fred Rankin
Lexington
Julian Rawls
Norfolk
B. T. Beasley
Atlanta, Ga
App State College Student Virginia South Found Dead
Coroner R E B Kelly ruled the death of Virginia May South 18 a personal pistol wound at her Boone home. The Appalachian State Teachers College junior was found with a nearby pistol and had been moody in recent days. The coroner did not order an inquest.
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Boone
R. EB. Kelly
Virginia May South
Appalachian State Teachers College
Kelly
Misa South
Watauga County
Miss Hayworth To Sing With Salem Choral Ensemble
Miss Mary Frances Hayworth of High Point is listed among forty eight members of the Salem College Choral Ensemble which will perform at Emerywood Country Club on Thursday night March 11 at 8 o'clock. The group, directed by Clifford Blair, draws its talent from Salem College School of Music with soloists and pianists from Winston Salem and nearby towns. The concert supports local alumnae and art clubs and aims to foster musical interest beyond campus boundaries.
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Household Arts
J. H. Womble
Earl Womble
Arbordale Drive
Glee Club
Salem College
Emerywood Country Club
Musical Art
Philomathea
Harriet Taylor
von Flotow
Martha
Kathryn Swain
Williams
Mary Frances Hayworth
Dan
Hayworth
High Point Route Two
Salem Choral Ensemble
Salem
Clifford Blair
School of Music
Winston- Salem
Frances Watlington
Reidsville
N. C
Jane Rondthaler
Jean Davis
Jucille Davis
Winston-Salem
Rosalind Duncan
Wilmington
Edith Rose
Rocky Mount
Dolly Blair
Albemarle
Hazel McMahon
Rose Sievers
Emily Richardson
Raleigh
Ann Nisbet
Dorothy Blair
Frances Britt
Clinton
Marjorie Crisp
Lenoir
Emma Brown Grantham
Meredith seniors begin social case work with Raleigh charities
Meredith College launches a social case work project with Raleigh Associated Charities. Sixteen sociology majors led by Miss Nettie Herndon will conduct family case work and compile scientific histories under charity officials. Included is Miss Mildred Crowder of 309 Steele Street.
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Meredith College
Raleigh Associated Charities
Nettie Herndon
Associated Charities
Mildred Crowder
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
Kernersville Woman's Club Elects Delegates To Meeting
Kernersville March meeting of the Woman's Club at the Community House elected Mesdames J. T. Justice Sr. and R. C. Morris as delegates to the state convention. Mrs. J Bodenheimer named recording secretary. The club donated five dollars to the Sallie Southall Cotton Loan Fund and approved plans for two minute talks on current events at the April session.
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Kernersville
Woman's Club
Mesdames T. M. Roberts
Ralph R. Fagg
Audlee Hammocks
Fred Morris
Kenneth Greenfield
Sallie Matt Marshall
Miss Marshall
Awdlee
J Bodenheimer
J. T. Justice, Sr
R. C. Morris
Sallie Southall Cotton Loan Fund
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Ken
Misses and Friends Visit Rock Hill and UNC
Misses Bess and Esther McEnaugh Doris Allen and Eugenia Albert spent Sunday in Rock Hill 8 C with friends. Miss Bess McIntyre of Marion NC was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs T M Roberts. Mr and Mrs Roberts held an informal dinner in her honor Saturday. Mr and Mrs J P Linville Miss Idelle Linville and Mrs Kenneth Abels spent Sunday at Chapel Hill with Roger Linville a UNC student. Mrs Molly Bodenhammer of Greensboro is guest of Mrs George Bellamy. Mrs J R Blackwell Sr returned from Reidsville and Burlington. Oscar Joyner a Davidson College student spent weekend with his parents Dr and Mrs O L Joyner.
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Bess
Esther Mcenaugh
Doris Allen
Eugenia Albert
Rock Hill
8. C
Bess McIntyre
Marion
N. C
T. M. Roberts
Roberts
J. P. Linville
Idelle Linville
Kenneth Abels
Chapel Hill
Roger Linville
University of North Carolina
Molly Bodenhammer
Greensboro
George Bellamy
J. R. Blackwell
Reidsville
Burlington
Oscar Joyner
Davidson College
O. L. Joyner
Probation Plan Gains Support in North Carolina
Raleigh dispatch reports Governor Clyde Hoey and Highway Department leaders backing a state probation system for first offenders. Proponents argue initial setup costs will be offset by lower prison maintenance and fewer commitments, noting federal success. The proposal has passed the House and awaits Senate action.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Mar
Clyde Hoey
Highway Department
North Carolina
United States
House
Senate
London County Taxable Value Estimate Report
London England has an estimated total taxable value of 306 million 680 thousand 830 dollars reported for the current assessment period. The figure reflects property values across districts and is used for tax calculations by local authorities.
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County of
London
England
All-Bran Lives Up To Reputation
Read Miss Bundy of Bennettsville S C praising Kellogg s All-Bran for constipation relief The ad notes All-Bran adds bulk and vitamins to the intestines and absorbs water forming a soft mass to aid natural bowel movement Two tablespoons daily with meals recommended and All-Bran described as a food not a poneme
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Miss Bundy
Kelloggattle Creek
North Carolina Composer Roger Gratz Cox to Have Work Read
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra will perform an original composition by Roger Gratz Cox of Winston-Salem at a Winston-Salem concert soon. Cox, a noted conductor in Louisville and Chicago, also has a string number on the program and is well known to Mid Atlantic audiences.
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North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Winston- Salem
Roger Gratz Cox
Winston-Salem
High Point
Cox
Louisville, Ky
American Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
Louisville
Rialto Theater
Local Voice Students Shine in Nationwide Auditions
Clare Schultheiss of this city and Kat Swain of Winston-Salem joined other pupils in a nationwide audition. Another pupil advanced twice, showcasing the school’s competitive vocal program.
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Clare’ Schultheiss
Kat Swain
Winston-Salem
Kat
Mallicord Plans Extradition Fight
Greensboro dispatch reports Alfred L. Mallicord held on a fugitive warrant in Hague New York would fight extradition. Sheriff Joe Phipps quoted Mallicord as saying he would waive extradition. Mallicord arrested Saturday night.
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Greensboro
Joe Phipps
Alfred L. Mallicord
Hague
N. Y
New York
Mallicord
Language Diversity Across Europe Reaches Hundreds
A report notes that roughly 600 distinct languages are spoken across Europe, reflecting a rich linguistic landscape. Experts emphasize regional dialects and minority tongues contribute to the continent’s cultural tapestry.
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H. L. Barrier
Lucy Eshelman
Monthey Avenue
Miss Mendenhall
American Home Dept
Phillip Miller, JR
Salisbury
Phillip Miller
Phillip, Jr
Burbank
H.S. Dunkleberger
E. G. Watkins
Priscilla Club
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
John C. Abels
Fidelis
P.T. A. Oon
Dr. Geddie
Meet
Salem Ensemble
Red Springs
Glenn Griffin
Mary Hannah
Louise Jackson
Josephine Lea
Knoxville
Catherine Brandon
Muriel Briet
Willen Couch
Jean
Lucille Davis
Louise Grunert
June Hire
Dorothy Lashmit
Shirley Livengood
Hazel McMahan
Betty Jane Nalley
Emma Lou Noell
Marjorie Porter
Rose Siewers
Katherine Swain
Hannah Teichman
Mary Douglas Tinnin
Catherine Walker
Miss Crowder
Meredith
Neth Greenfield
St. Patrick
Saint Patrick
Hart
Nat Walker
N.C
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
Kayser
Trevor Chiffon
Weoblan
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
High Point Rad
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