Open House At Adams Memorial Y W C A Attracts Members
Despite poor weather, about 300 attendees tour the Adams Memorial Building on North Main Street in a YWCA open-house event. Guests view the newly furnished rooms, enjoy tea and live music, and meet organizers and club members including Miss Leslie Johnson, Miss Alice Cald, and Mrs. H S Coffield.
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Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Young Women’s Christian Sociation
Adams Morial
North
Maineet
Organizaa
Par k School Silver Tea Series Begins Wednesday
The Park Teacher Association of John Street School hosts a Silver Tea on Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 at 606 Bridges Street, Mrs L A te. Proceeds go to the school lunch fund. Mrs C Brewer to assist.
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Park Teacher Association
Johntreet School
L. A. Te
Bridges Street
C. Brewer
Baptist Women Headed to WMU Convention in Wilmington
A large group of local Baptist women departed for Wilmington to attend the state conference of the Woman's Missionary Union. Opening session tonight at First Baptist with delegates including Mrs. Roy Culler, Mrs. H A Knight, and Mrs. Grover H Jones.
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Wilmington
Woman's Missionary Union Convention
First Baptist Church
Roy Culler
Green Street Church
Mesdames H. A. Knight
Grover H. Jones
Knight
Greensboro
Jones
A. M. Terry
The
First Church
C. C. Stout
G. M. Koonitz
T.C. Robins
Good Will Garden Club Changes Meeting Place
The Good Will Garden Club changes meeting from Mrs. Percy White’s home to Mrs. I. S. Ingram’s at 829 Circle Drive due to illness. Meeting time remains tomorrow morning with Mrs. Ray Nibbelink presenting a program on Wild Flowers.
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Good Will
Good Will Garden Club
Percy White
I. S. Ingram
Circle Drive
Ray Nibbelink
Burbank
Phil Warner
Beta Pi
Emerywood Country Club
American Homes Department
Woman's Club
C. H. Bass
Lindsay Street
Frances Mendenhall
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Edgar Johnson
Blain Avenue
Social Calendar Houred Meetings Across High Point
Tuesday listings show Altrusa dinner at Sheraton Hotel and Eastern Star at Masonic Temple. YWCA banquet speaker Mary Shank and several garden clubs, study and luncheon meetings at local homes and clubs. Friday Priscilla Club hosted by Mrs. J F Hayden.
College Alumni Meet Despite Bad Weather at Cabin
Local chapter of High Point College alumni held a dampened meeting at the Post Office Employees' Cabin with 15 attendees including faculty. Main issue discussed was appointing an executive secretary to manage correspondence and membership files. Dr C R Hinshaw spoke on practicality. Coach Virgil Yow introduced new coach Jim MacCachren. Coffee and buna were served after.
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High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
Virgil Yow
Jim MacCachren
Charlotte
High School PTA To Be Organized Tonight
Local high school invites all parents and students to a 7 30 pm meeting at the Senior High School auditorium to organize the High School Parent-Teacher Association. Officers will be elected from a slate prepared by Mrs. C H Williard. The drama club will present Love In Bloom under Miss Ruth Goodman.
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C. H. Williard
Dramatic Club
Ruth Goodman
Nation-Wide YWCA Banquet Seizes Local Scene
The Jolly Y as, Live Yers, and Business and Professional Girl clubs of the local YWCA join nationwide celebration at Adams Memorial at 7 30 p m. Miss Helen Deans presides. Music from Hazel Wright Hulda Whitely and Mary Whitely. Guest speaker Mrs Mary Shank Greensboro College. Attendees include Mrs Carter Dalton YWCA president and civic club representatives.
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Mary Louise Gibson
Marie Heath
Nellie Mae Rutledge
Ruth Crocker
Lucille Crawford
Hulda Whitely
Catherine Hoover
Nola Idol
Hallie Samuels
Anne Lockridge
Lucile Johnston
H. S. Coffield
Glenn Ward
Harry Alexander
Helen Stroupe
Industrial Club
Catherine Howard
Edna Yow
Thornton Glover
Junior Service League
James W. Poole
Horace Haworth
C. F. Tomlinson
W. C. Idol
R.S. Lafferty
Walter Kester
Mae Kirkman
Caroline Dalton
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Charlies W. McAnally
Fred W.witescarver
Jolly Y's
Y’ers
Adams Memorial
Helen Deans
Hazel Wright
Hulda
Mary Whitely
Mary Shank
Greensboro College
Carter Dalton
Business Girls’ Council
Thomasville Dinner Honors Richmond Guest at Finch Home
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Finch entertained ten guests at a Colonial drive dinner party honoring their house guest Miss Kitty Williamson of Richmond Virginia. The four course meal featured jonquil arrangements and included Rev and Mrs Lee F Tuttle and several local couples.
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Thomasville
Kitty Williamson
Richmond
George D. Finch
Colonial Drive
Miss Williamson
Lee F. Tuttle
Dak Finch
J. J. Glenn Pennington
J. Walter Lambeth
Local club ladies host bridge afternoon at Mrs Wilson’s
Deuce of Clubs members met Friday at Mrs Broadus Wilson home for bridge with two tables. Mrs John Crowell won high score and a cosmetic kit while Mrs Ralph Wilson and Mrs Frank Murr received tea towels. Guests included Dr and Mrs G A Rader of Fort Meade and Ms Mary Alice Hoover visiting from St Marys School Raleigh.
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Deuce of Clubs
Broadus Wilson
John Crowell
Ralph Wilson
Frank Murr
Ned Gibbs
Z. P. Long
R. L. McDonald
Ruth Martin
Shower Given For Miss Evans On Brentwood Avenue
Miss Pauline McIntyre and Mrs. Frank McCulloch hosted a shower for Miss Wilma Lee Evans at Mrs. McCulloch s Brentwood Avenue home. Brides-to-be received a pink and orchid sweet pea corsage and a two tier cake with a miniature bride and groom. Guests included Mary Lassiter and many friends and relatives.
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Pauline McIntyre
Frank McCulloch
Brentwood Avenue
Wilma Lee Evans
Robert Franklin Sawyers
Mary Lassiter
Arthur Smoak
Howard Russell
Margaret McIntyre
Helen Lee
Emma Winslow
Alice Peatross
Mary Brown
Frances Parrish
Lucille
Martha Howell
Ray Talley
Jesse
James Lowe
John Brown
Harold Tuttle
Whitley snelheid admitted for observation at Guilford General
Mrs A H Whitley of 419 Edge dale Drive was removed this morning to Guilford General Hospital for special observation after eight days of illness. Visitors not allowed. Friends of Major and Mrs Bruce Craven of Trinity mourn their son Braxton Craven who remains critically ill in Jacksonville Florida after influenza and pneumonia. J W Edwards fans regret his ongoing treatment at Guilford General Hospital.
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A. H. Whitley
Edgedale Drive
Guilford General Hospital
Whitley
Major
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Braxton Craven
Jacksonville
Fla
J. W. Edwards
Turnip Green Dinner at Wesley Memorial Church
The Women's Auxiliary of Wesley Memorial Church schedules a noon turnip green dinner in the church basement tomorrow. Serving runs 11:30 to 1:30 with turnip greens and hog jowl on the menu. The Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. J M Stewart hosting at 210 Best Street and Mrs. George T Stephens as guest speaker. Fidelis class of North Main Street church meets this evening at 7:30 with Irene Clodfelter at Cable Street. attendees should assemble at 7:15 at Mrs. Shipwash’s on Lexington Avenue for car travel to the meeting.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
Stephens
J. M. Stewart
Best Street
George T. Stephens
Fidelis
North Main Street
Irene Clodfelter
Cable Street
K. L. Shipwash
Lexington Avenue
Emma Blair PTA Meeting Feature Speaker and Play
Edgar Hartley secretary of the local YMCA will speak at the Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association meeting at the school this evening at 7 30. Mrs Clayton Glasgow's second grade pupils will present a play and a silver offering will be taken for the school's free lunch fund.
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Edgar Hartley
Emma Blair
Clayton Glasgow
Meeting Minutes Highlight Mrs C L Berrier Closes Session
The record notes Ard and Ruby Poas assisted and Mrs C L Berrier ended the meeting with a closing prayer. The fragment indicates a community gathering with active participation and a formal closing.
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Ard
Ruby Poas
Scouting the Shops With Polly
Politics mix with everyday shopping as Polly notes enduring questions about future presidents. The piece shifts to St Patrick’s Day dining at Big Bear Market with a full menu and peppermint frosting, and Easter shopping at Eckerd’s Drug Company offering chocolate bunnies and exotic perfume eggs.
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White House
New York State
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Big Bear
Eckerd’s Drug Company
D’orsay
Mrs Wall Hosts Miscel Shower For Mrs J E Oakley
Mrs M H Wall entertained 26 guests with a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Mrs James E Oakley formerly Dorothy Wall. The evening featured games and refreshments as gifts were presented to the honoree.
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M. H. Wall
James E. Oakley
Dorothy Wall
Women of Moose Hold Posture Drill Practice
The Women of the Moose will practice posture drills tonight at Chains' dance studio led by Mrs. Walter York. The ritual committee sponsors the session with Miss Gladys Richardson as chairman aiming to improve the ritual work's appearance.
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the Moose
Chains’ Dance Studio
Walter York
Gladys Richardson
Jewish Women's Study Group Meets Tomorrow
The High Point Council of Jewish Women will hold a study group gathering Wednesday at 8 30 in the evening at Mrs Phillip Silvers home on Parkway. O W Cecil of High Point route two is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital after an operation this morning. R H Hilliard of route four, who had an operation yesterday, is improving but cannot receive visitors yet. Turkey production expected to rise in North Carolina this year said C F Parrish State College extension poultryman.
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Duke Beauties
Jane Chesson
Woman's College
Duke University
Chanticleer
John Powers
New York Model Agency
T. T. Chesson
Durham
Kappa Delta National Academic Sorority
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Phillip Silver
Parkway
O. W. Cecil
High Point Route Two
Burrus Memorial Hospital
R. H. Hilliard
Route Four
Raleigh
C. F. Parrish
N. C. State College Extension Poultryman
Mrs Broadhurst Unable To Address Garden Club
Mrs Edgar Broadhurst of Greensboro will be unable to address the Burbank Garden Club because of illness. Miss Mary Munyan will preside and present the program at the meeting tomorrow at 10 o clock at Miss Munyan s Montlieu Avenue home.
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Edgar Broadhurst
Greensboro
Burbank Garden Club
J. A. Marsh
Mary Munyan
Munyan
Montlieu Avenue
A E Tate Reported Slightly Improved Condition
A E Tate, seriously ill at his home on 716 West Broad Street, was reported in a slightly improved condition this morning. He is not receiving visitors yet.
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A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Birth of Cynthia Ellen Slate in Guilford General Hospital
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Slate announce the birth of a daughter, Cynthia Ellen Slate, born March 11 at Guilford General Hospital. The family resides at 1105 Greenway Drive.
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Cynthia Ellen Slate
J. E. Slate
Greenway Drive
Cynthia Ellen
Guilford General Hospital
O'Brien Ray Wedding In Asheboro Church Solemnized
Miss Margaret O'Brien wed Robert Marsh Ray Jr of Oxford in a 5 PM Asheboro Baptist Church ceremony led by Rev. L R O'Brien. Attendants included Jacqueline Ray and Jean Morton. couple plans residence in Oxford after a wedding trip. The bride, Merideth College graduate, is active in Asheboro society. groom is a UNC alum and Ray Lumber member.
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Asheboro
Asheboro Baptist Church
Margaret O’brian
Robert Marsh Ray, Jr
Oxford
L. R. O'Brian
Laurence Sours
Virginia Lambert
Ralph Humble
Jerry Harris
Raleigh
T. G. Stein
Dan Paul
Dave Thorpe
Fries
Erskine Clement
Henderson
Bruce Cameron
Wilmington
Jacqueline Ray
Jean Morton
Roxboro
L. R. O'Brian, Jr
Doris Lucas
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Girls Pentagon Club Meets At Mrs Forster Home
The Girls Pentagon club will be entertained this evening at 7 30 by Mrs Bill Forster at her Madison Apartments home. Mr and Mrs J H Wadsley of Winston Salem announce the birth of a son Gerald Henry on Sunday March 19 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Wadsley known here as Miss Olivia Amos of High Point.
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Pentagon Club
Bill Forster
Madison Apartments
J. H. Wadsley
Winston-Salem
Gerald Henry
Guilford General Hospital
Wadsley
Olivia Amos
High Point
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels and Pepsin-ize Stomach
Ad touts Dr. Caldwell's Laxative-Senna with Syrup Pepsin to relieve constipation and stomach distress. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach while Senna wakes lazy bowels, and notes children enjoy the taste.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Business Girls Club
P T. A
G. A. Rader
Fort Meade
Ray Hoover
Atlanta
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Mary Alice Hoover
St. Mary's School
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
W. A. Vanstory, Jr
George Finch
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Paul Green
R. Womack
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
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Stephens Bible Class
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