Fisherman's Wife Charms Audience In One Woman Show
Dorothy Crawford, monologist, presented a one woman theater at the junior high school with Marcus Gordon on piano. The program featured a series of characterizations including Fisherman's Wife Rosa, a German opera singer, and an American wife, with dialect and pantomime enhancing the performance.
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Dorothy Crawford
Cooperative Concert Association
Miss Crawford
Marcus Gordon
Gordon
Junior
Widmung
Shawn-Liszt
Mr. Gordon
Cameron
San Francisco
Rosa
Tony
Altrusa Club Holds Regular March Dinner Meeting
The Altrusa club conducted its March business session at the Sheraton hotel with president Mrs. Mary Ballard presiding. A legislative report by Miss Lillian Massey followed a private dining room dinner.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Mary Ballard
Lillian Massey
Nancy K. Poston
Vocational Guidance Council
Winston-Salem Club
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Mies Mary Altizer
Roanoke
Social Calendar Highlights This Week in High Point
Wednesday 8 p m study group at Mrs Ben Herman West Farriss avenue with Mrs Harry Jacobs as associate hostess. Thursday 3 p m Intre Nous club at Mrs L R Terry North Main street. Friday 8 p m Priscilla club at Mrs Fred Thomas Forest Hill drive. 1 p m Community Arts luncheon at Mrs Ross H Davis 605 Denny street. 8 p m Emerywood Country club bridge with Kenneth Redman and F H Hallenbeck as hosts. 9 30 p m Trumpeteer club dance at Sedgefield Manor with Bernard Fowler orchestra. 9 30 p m Idylwild club Pirate treasure hunt dance at Sedgefield Manor with Lew Gogerty band.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ben Herman
West Farriss Avenue
Harry Jacobs
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Community Arts Club
Ross H. Davis
Denny Street
Emerywood Country Club
Kenneth Redman
F. H. Hallenbeck
Trumpeteer Club
Sedgefield Manor
Bernard Fowler
Lew Gogerty
Club Has Party In Greensboro
Mrs. James D. Green’s bridge club met seven members at 6 30 pm in Monroe apartments then drove to Greensboro for dinner at Mecca grill and a Carolina theater showing of Nothing Sacred. Doris Caldwell hosted the Gibson club rooms for the next meeting on Wednesday evening.
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James D. Green
Bridge Club
Greensboro
Monroe Apartments
Mrs. Green
Mecca Grill
Carolina Theater
Mesdames Calvin Hart
Sanford Jordan
Ralph
Gene Campbell Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Honoring her son Gene Campbell Mrs Raymond Campbell hosted a child party at 816 Magnolia Court Tuesday from 3 to 4 30 PM. Outdoor games followed by pink and green themed dining room and cake with four candles. Guests included Jane Armstrong Elizabeth Bowers Barbara Chambers Donnie Buchanan Gene Chambers Randall Bowers Carroll Wright Bobby Rogers Billy Ray Campbell and Ronnie Hall.
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Gene
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
Jh W. Apple
Elmer Johnson
Girl Scouts Celebrate Twenty Sixth Founding Anniversary
A personal interview between Miss Dona Nicholas and Charles F. Carroll Jr. will be broadcast on the local radio station tomorrow at 4 45 PM to provide full details of the Saturday celebration. Girl Scouts are urged to listen.
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Dona Nicholas
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Women of Moose Hold Executive Meeting
The Women of Moose will hold an executive meeting at 7 30 this evening at the Moose hall on North Main Street. All officers and members of the senior regent s escort are requested to attend.
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Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
OES Chapter Here Names Officers For Ensuing Year
High Point chapter No. 1106 Of Eastern Star elected officers for the coming year at the Masonic Temple. Installation is set for Tuesday March 22 with Ruth Williams as worthy matron and H Reece Williams as worthy patron. other posts filled by Meredith Andrews Ed Updegrove Bessie Pope Annie Palmer Beadie Mabry Christiana Snyder. Mary T. Lovill of Gardiner Maine attended as visitor.
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High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ruth Williams
H. Reece Williams
Merchie Andrews
Ed Updegrove
Bessie Pope
Annie Palmer
Beadie Mabry
Christiana Snyder
Pauline Grey
Lexington
Louise Black
Mary T. Lovill
Marion
Gardiner
Mrs Tomlinson Heads High Point Garden Club
Officers for the coming year were chosen at a High Point Garden Club meeting at Mrs. W. C. Beavans home. Mrs. B. H. Tomlinson will be president with Mrs. S. S. Clark as vice president. J. D. Cox and W. F. Clayton as recording and corresponding secretaries. W. A. Hayes as treasurer and J. Elwood Cox as librarian. Speaker Mrs. P. W. Grandjean described Mexican Gardens, drawing on her residence in Mexico to illustrate wall, formal, and informal garden styles.
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High Point Garden Club
W. C. Beavans
North Main Street
8. H. Tomlinson
Ray Street P T A Elects New Officers At Meeting
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association held a regular meeting after a school supper. Officers elected include President Mrs R B Lafferty and Vice Presidents Mrs Roy Spearman and Mrs L E Tinsley. The April meeting moved to the 19th for speaker Mrs Clyde A Milner and an open house in the wa r classrooms closed the evening.
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Ray Street
D. A. Neese
Geddie Strickland
A. W. Klemme
Brentwood School P T A Elects New Officers At Meet
M. H. Elliott was elected president of the Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association for the coming year at last evening’s meeting in the school auditorium. Assisting him will be A. Martin as first vice president, G. H Callicut as second vice president, Helen Jones as secretary, Leora Hampp as treasurer.
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M. H. Elliott
Brentwood
Parent- Teacher Association
A. Martin
G. H Callicut
Helen Jones
Leora Hampp
H. N. Fairley
J. 8. Forward
Coe
G. H. Callicut
Thomas Sprinkle
High Point
Miss Vera Cook Hosts Seventeenth Birthday Party
Miss Vera Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs H Cook on the Thomasville road hosted a party Saturday evening for her seventeenth birthday. Twenty guests attended with games and contests and prizes won by Robert Culler Norma Loflin and Dorothy Graham. Dainty refreshments followed.
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Vera Cook
H. Cook
Thomasville Road
Prises
Robert Culler
Norma Loflin
Dorothy Graham
Local residents noted for health updates
James B. Lovelace is ill at his home at 625 Colonial Drive after four days in bed. Dale Grogan has moved from a hospital to 409 Barker Street after injuries from a recent automobile collision. Mrs. D. O. Cecil and Mrs. G. Barker plan a ten day trip to Florida. Mrs. A. F. Edwards and others visited Mr. Edwards in Winston-Salem, manager of a Cut-Rate store. J. F. Wilson, Randolph County deputy sheriff, out after four weeks with influenza. Mary Dean Lopp remains ill at home on Forrest Avenue for a week.
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James B. Lovelace
Colonial Drive
Dale Grogan
Barker Street
A. F. Edwards
F. G. Bowles
R. P. Purdue
Winston-Salem
Mr. Edwards
J. F. Wilson
Randolph County
Mary Dean Lopp
Forrest Avenue
Bank Night Missed: Usher Loses $50 at Film House
Roy Steragle, an usher in a downtown Pittsburgh theater, usually attends the south side cinema on Thursdays for bank night. Last Thursday he was called for duty and missed the $50 prize.
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Pittsburgh
Roy Steragle
Five Tables In Play At Ladies Bridge At Club
Mrs Rodney Snow and Mrs J H Walker hosted the bi weekly ladies bridge at Emerywood country club yesterday afternoon Five tables were in play and Mrs J T Ryan won the double deck of cards as prize Present were Mesdames Snow Walker Ryan Amos Kearns W E Mitchell Ed Mendenhall Arthur Kirkman J I Groome Phil Warner Laurance Ingram H M Armentrout A M Utley Frank Smith T C Langley C E Lehman J T Ryan John C Abels Robert Bryant Hal Davis F E Moses and C S Beaver.
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Rodney Snow
J. H. Walker, Jr
Emerywood Country Club
J. T. Ryan
Mesdames Snow
Walker and Ryan
Amos Kearns
W. E. Mitchell
Ed Mendenhall
Arthur Kirkman
J. I. Groome
Phil Warner
Laura
Junior Service League Meeting Held At Club
The February meeting of the Junior Service League convened at Emerywood Country Club with President Mrs. Forrest H. Murray presiding. New regular members Henry Foscue Albert Hart Jr E J Holbrook Jesse Washburn Katherine Hayworth Mary Duncan Mc Anally were welcomed after completing provisional work.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Forrest H. Murray
Henry Foscue
Albert Hart, Jr
E. J. Holbrook
Jesse Washburn
Katherine Hayworth
Mary Duncan McAnally
Murray
J. E. Millis
Joseph Cox, Jr
League
Elliott Wood
J. W. Lindsay
Arts and Interests
Amos R. Kearns
City Beautiful
Guilford General Hospital
Exchange Club
Edna Mills workers vote to join Textile Workers Organizing Committee
Reidsville March 9 workers at Edna Mills voted 117 to 83 to affiliate with the Textile Workers Organizing Committee. The unofficial tally signals unionization momentum in the textile sector amid labor activity this week.
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TWOC
Reidsville
Edna Mills
Textile Workers Organizing Committee
Moscow Restaurant Owner Faces Trial Over Bill of Fare
In 1935 a Moscow restaurant owner was brought to trial because he failed to vary his bill of fare. The case highlights menu rigidity and potential consumer rights debates in the era.
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Moscow
Hedrick Reelected President of Tuesday Evening Garden Club
Mrs J W Hedrick was reelected president at the Tuesday Evening Garden Club meeting held at Mrs J D Brames on Lindsay Street. A full officers slate was approved, with Mrs Brame as vice president, Mrs John Tate secretary, and Mrs Reitzel Pitts treasurer. A constitutional amendment added a second vice president and a librarian as Mrs J W Montgomery and Mrs Lucy Johnson.
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J. W. Hedrick
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
Brame
John Tate
Reitzel Pitts
J. W. Montgomery
Lucy Johnson
Levi Hayworth
Oak View School Study Group Meets
The Study Group of Oak View school will meet at the school this evening at 7 30. Miss Nelle Ansley of the YWCA will speak on Religion in the Home. All members and friends are asked to be present.
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Oak View School
Nelle Ansley
Madison To Speak At Johnson Street School
Rev. J. Clay Madison pastor of the First M. P. church will address the Johnson Street school Parent Teacher association Thursday at 7 30. The program includes special music from the school chorus and the first grade toy orchestra.
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J. Clay Madison
M. P
Johnson Street
Program At Archdale School Postponed To April 8
The Briarhop performers program at Archdale School scheduled for March 11 has been postponed to April 8 at eight o'clock. The event is sponsored by Archdale Parent-Teacher group.
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Briarhoppers
Archdale Schoo
Archdale School
Hasty School P T A Plans Friday Plays
The Hasty school P T A will sponsor three plays on Friday evening March 11 at 7 30. The titles are The Quilting Bee Fun at the Country Store and Oh Doctor. The public is invited.
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Hasty School Parent-Teacher Association
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