Old Age And Poets Discussed Before Local Group
Dr. Mary Lynch Johnson of Meredith College spoke to the American Homes department of the Woman's Club at Blair Park on Old Age and the Poets. She contrasted nineteenth century poets with modern ones and cited Oliver Wendell Holmes, Coleridge, and Arnold to show aging’s changing view. youth’s gloom and the vitality seniors gain. The talk ended with the idea that poets welcome age and look toward God.
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American Homes
Woman's Club
Blair Park
Mary Lynch Johnson
Meredith College
Raleigh
Johnson
William Henry Hall, Jr
Livingston Johnson
Biblical Recorder Fame
Hall
A. Lee Gibson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dorothy Dowell
Longfellow
Thomas Hood
Coleridge
Matthew Arnold
Oth
Mesdames
L. R. Peacock
A. W. Robertson
Arthur Ellison
George Robb
Dinner And Luncheon Highlights On Baptist WM. U. Program
The W M U convention in Raleigh featured a training school alumnae dinner at Wesley Memorial church led by Miss Gladys Ellington and the Southern Baptist W M U president Mrs F W Armstrong who outlined plans for a $250 000 building in Louisville to house the training school. Meredith College alumnae luncheon followed with remarks by local leaders and a Meredith Who's Who feature and Professor Quiz program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. U. Training School
Meredith College
Gladys Ellington
Wesley Memorial Church
Mildred Kirkline
Raleigh
F. W. Armstrong
Plattsburg, Mo
Southern Baptist
Louisville
Southern Organization
North Carolina
Mary Currin
R. K. Redwine
Hickory
Elizabeth Lassiter
Louisburg
Mary Lucille Saunders
Meredith College Alumnae Association
Mesdames
J. S. Farmer
J. Wilbur Bunn
Gordon Maddry
Scotland Neck
Mary Lynch Johnson
Meredith
T. Wingate Johnson
Winston-Salem
General
J. A. Martin
Wake Forest
Greensboro
Mesdames J. Wilbur Bunn
R. B. Wilkins
Daughters Of America To Initiate Friday Night
Peace Council nine announces initiation at the hall Friday at seven o clock all members and candidates urged to attend a social hour follows the meeting
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Daughters of America
Hall
Emery wood Club Introduces Weekly Buffet and Events
Social Calendar notes a Thursday 6 to 7 p m weekly buffet inaugural by the Emerywood club featuring Chinese food with reservations due by Wednesday night. Friday 3 30 p m Canterbury club host Mrs V D Sale at Otteray drive. Saturday 3 p m Mrs H A White hosts informal tea for Mrs Frederic Beggs Wyckoff N J international relations chair for the General Federation Women s Clubs with guests from nearby clubs.
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Emerywood Club
Canterbury Club
V. D. Sale
Otteray Drive
H. A. White
Frederic Beggs
Wyckoff, N. J
General Federation, Women’s Clubs
Church Social Circles Meet Across Several Local Groups
Local church women groups announce meetings this week. Ward Street M E Circle two gathers at Miss Nancy Connor’s home at 7 30 this evening. Other classes meet on Ward Street and Johnson Street with various hosts and Friday evening sessions.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of
Ward Street
M. E
Nancy Connor
Burton Street
Elizabeth Albright
C. B. Kearns
Green Street Baptist Church
Virginia Wrenn
Frances Webb
Johnson Street
Mary Harper
Main Street
M. E. Church
R. A. Lloyd
Woodrow Avenue
Mrs S C Clark Speaks on Conservation at Burbank Club
Mrs S C Clark was guest speaker for the Burbank Garden Club meeting at Mrs J H Allred's Sunset Drive home. She defined conservation as guarding and preserving natural resources and urged Arbor Day tree planting with class marked tabs. She stressed cooperation with the Parks and Grounds Commission to foster public support for conservation.
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S C. Clark
Burbank
S. C. Clark
Book Club Luncheon Hosts Current Event Program
The Wednesday Book club met at Mrs. H. P. Hardin’s North Main home for a current events program with Mrs. W. J. Fraley and S. C. Clark as hostesses. A two course luncheon featured yellow and white decor and jonquil arrangements. Officers for next year were tentatively chosen by committee members Collier Ellis and F. F. Dickson, with plans led by Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Hardin.
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Book Club
H. P. Hardin
Wednesday Book Club
North Main Street
W. J. Fraley
S. C. Clark
Hardin
Collier Ellis
F. F. Dickson
8. C Clark
Thornton Glover
Mesdames R. 8
Mrs Tyson Ferree Hosts Evening Bridge For Miss Furgurson
Mrs Tyson Ferree hosted a pre nuptial evening bridge for Miss Mildred Furgurson at her home 311 Otteray Drive. The event featured a pink and white bridal motif with floral table decor and four bridge tables. Miss Marion Elliott won top score. second high went to Mrs Alson Gray and traveling prize to Miss Patricia Hall.
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Mildred Furgurson
Edwin C. Rankin, Jr
Tyson Ferree
Otteray Drive
Furgurson
Marion Elliott
Alson Gray
Patricia Hall
China
Ferree
Ann Layton
Greensboro
Clarine Furgurson
Mary Doane Rankin
D A R Selects High Point For Next Meeting Place
High Point was chosen to host the North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution next year at the 89th annual state convention in Statesville. The invitation by Mrs. J F Mayden was accepted, with the event likely in March. Mrs. Eugene N Davis of Raleigh, state regent, was endorsed as president of the national organization for presentation to the DAR Congress in Washington next year.
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High Point
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Statesville
J. F. Mayden
Alexander Martin
Eugene N. Davis
Raleigh
D. A. R. Congress
Washington
Davis
the Daughters of the American Revolution
H. O. Steele
E. E. Gillespie
Greensboro
Helen Bryan Chamberlain
Kinston
L. E. Fisher
Asheville
O. A. Meyer
Hendersonville
Ann Wiley
Charlotte
Virginia McKenzie
Salisbury
Ada Braswell
Wadesboro
Harriett Harrington
Wilmington
North Carolina society leaders attend meetings in Statesville and Asheville
Mrs J W Harriss and Mrs J K Kirkman spent yesterday in Statesville attending the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution meeting. Several DAR members plan to attend the Woman's Missionary Council session in Asheville and return Monday.
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J. W. Harriss
Statesville
North Carolina Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. E. Kirkman
H. W. McCain
W. ©. Idol
Forrest Murray
Asheville
Woman's Missionary Council of the
Methodist Church
Wallburg High School Band to Perform at Trinity Friday
Wallburg High School orchestra will present a musical variety program at Trinity High School Friday evening at 7 30 with a children's matinee Friday afternoon. Sponsored by the Trinity athletic association, the event features guest artist Bill Davis and Mrs Davis, piano, plus comedy skits and a chorus.
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Wallburg High School
Trinity High School
Trinity High School Athletic Association
Bill Davis
Davis
Carey Davis
Concert Group To Retain Cooperative Plan In This City
The High Point Cooperative Concert association led by President Mrs. Charl F. Tomlinson will keep the cooperative plan after a members survey. Dues remain at $3 or may shift to a broader higher-fee system to fund more varied entertainment in High Point. Members should mail dues to Secretary Mrs. R. T. Am before March 13 launch at the Sheraton with a 1 PM luncheon.
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Th High Point Cooperative Cance Association
Charl F. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Memb
R. T. Am
Sheraton
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Henry A. Rost
George Suter
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59Th Sts
T. W. Whitehead
Lindsay Street
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Church
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W. G. Metcalf
W. G. Bridges
Hamilton Street
Trinity Methodist Group
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Mount Vernon
C. W. Ferny
Tom Osborne
Gilbert English
Mrs. Tyson Ferree
Miss Furgurson
Rachel Wall
Rex Hospital
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Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wallburg
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