Kid Party Social Feature At Beau Esprits Club
The Beaux Esprits club hosted a kid party at the Duck club in Sedgefield from 8:30 to 11:30 PM on Saturday. Guests wore colorful costumes, prizes went to Miss Norma Graham and Alva Newton for best costumes, games and contests were held, refreshments served, and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaux Esprits Club
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Norma Graham
Alva Newton
Odell Gallimore
Mildred Marsh
Ann Pleasants
Buddy Warren
Jean Rankin
Worth Hedrick
Betty Idol
Billy Wall
Marie Heath
Marion Hutton
Betty Sechrest
John Kimel
Helen Rae Holton
Bruce Thorburn
Archie Newton
Helen Crowder
Ed Pleasants
Mary Ruth Woollen
Woodson Baker
Nell Holton
Bill Clifton
Katherine Rave
Solitaire Club Hosts Weiner Roast At City Lake Park
The Solitaire club met at City Lake Park Saturday with eighteen members and seven guests. Weiners and refreshments were served then games played and a short business session elected four new members Rufus Chastain Ruth Russell Annie Laurie Shelton and Mary Odum. Next meeting will be hosted by Mary Ruth Kimrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solitaire Club
Weiner
City Lake Park
Rufus Chastain
Ruth Russell
Annie Laurie Shelton
Mary Odum
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Cloverdale PTA Meeting Focuses on School Groups
The Cloverdale Parent-Teacher association plans a school program Tuesday evening at 5 30 with Miss Rada Poston in charge. Presentations include the Gra Y, Girl Reserves, Girl Scouts and Glee club.
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Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association
Rada Poston
Thesehildren
Gra Y
Girl Scouts
Glee Club
Birthday Celebration for Miss Juanita Hamilton
Juanita Hamilton seventh birthday observed at Pershing street home Saturday afternoon with friends. Indoor and lawn games followed by pink and green birthday cake, ice cream, and candy. Guests included Zada Crowson, Mary Peatross, Teeny Meadows, Elizabeth Peatross, Judith Finsham, Ronald Crowson, and helpers Elsie Crowson A J Hushan and Mrs Peatross.
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Juanita Hamilton
Asphalt gains from US crude oil boosts
Heavy increases in California crude output and imports of Mexican and Venezuelan crudes have given a strong push to U.S. petroleum asphalt production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
Mrs Coltrane To Speak On Cherokee Indians
Mrs D S Coltrane of Raleigh will be guest speaker at the March meeting of the Music Literature department of the High Point Woman's club. The program at Emerywood Country Club starts 3 30 p m with Mrs C E Diffendal as hostess chair and Mrs M A Lackey Edgar Hartley and George Robb on the committee.
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D. S. Coltrane
Raleigh
High Point Woman's Club
Coltrane
G. I. Humphreys
Emerywood Country Club
C. E. Diffendal
Mesdames M. A. Lackey
Edgar Hartley
George Robb
Friendly Garden Club
P. L. Cox
Melbourne Heights
Woman's Club
Co. EB. Diffendal
M. A. Lackey
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Monthey Avenue
Rodney E. Snow
Woodbrook Court
Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Philomathean
Robert Douglas, Jr
Greensboro
Mesdames W. C
Idol
T. J. Gold, Sr
A. 8. Parker
A. E. Tate
R. K. Stewart
Formal Opening Of Thomasville Club Marks New Clubhouse
The Thomasville Woman's club held its first meeting in the Elliott drive clubhouse and announced a formal dedication on March 25 in an informal reception. Officers were elected including Mrs. George D. Finch as president with a full slate following. honorary memberships were voted for Mrs. F. S. Lambeth and Mrs. Archibald Johnson. Leonard B. Hurley of the Women’s College English department spoke on the evolution of the novel, focusing on Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Stuart Burton
John R. Myers
Sallie MccCracken
G. T. Cochrane
G. W. Lyles
J. C. Lloyd
R. M. Cooksey
J. F. Garner
F. Lambeth
G. S Growe
R. W. Crews
George Finch
Lee Rice
H. W. Maier
Charles Lambeth
M. B. Hite
H. R. Kyser
BE. C. Leonard
I. G. Greer
J. W. Boyles
Misses Sallie McCracken
Louise McMillan
Elmina Hearne
Lois Johnson
Kila Dorsett
Mrs R C McBride Hosts Bridal Shower in Winston-Salem
Mrs R C McBride entertained at Carrie avenue home in Winston-Salem Saturday evening honoring Miss Ruth Hayworth bride elect. The miscellaneous shower featured gifts including a book of bridal advice, games, contests, and prizes won by Mrs K G McBride and Mrs Carl McBride, with later help from the hostess and Mrs F W Murphy.
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R. C. McBride
Carrie Avenue
Winston-Salem
Ruth Hayworth
K. G. McBride
Carl McBride
F. W. Murphy
Mise Hayworth
Dwight Carwello
C. H. Whitehart
J. W. McBride
Dee Lemons
W. J. Holder
J. W. Helms
Beamon
Inez Holder
Camille McBride
Lena Sneed
Emily Mae McBride
Faye Carwello
Audrey McBride
Parent-Teacher Council Meeting Tuesday At 3 45
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council will meet at the Elim Street School Library Tuesday afternoon at 3 45 o'clock with president Mrs H I Coffield.
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Parent-Teacher Council
High Point
Elim Street
H. I. Coffield
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helping women with menstrual discomfort and premenstrual symptoms. It touts natural toning effects and promotes three generations sharing the remedy for improved well being.
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Lydia P. Pinkham
Lydia
B. Pinkbam
Social Calendar Highlights Community Club Gatherings
Numerous meetings across High Point lead the week with WCTU guest speaker Mrs. Ray mond Binford of Guilford College and events at Emerywood country club. DAR Alexander Martin chapter, Music Literature department, Mid-Week study, Utopian Study, Tea and Topics, Canterbury, Philomathean WOT clubs all schedule sessions plus a Davis Brothers orchestra dance at Emerywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Davis Brothers Orchestra
City Mothersingers rehearse under Cronstedt guidance
In the lead up to the meeting the City-wide Mothersingers group will be directed in rehearsal numbers by Carl G N Cronsted t, supervisor of music in the city schools.
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Mothersingers
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Farewell Shower For Mrs Money In Lexington Home
Mrs Charles E Williams and Miss Kate Maye hosted a miscel laneous shower and Chinese fan tan in Lexington to honor Mrs Bernard Money who left for Savannah Ga. High score prizes and gifts marked the gathering with cake parfait and salted nuts.
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Lexington
Charles E. Williams
Kate Maye
Bernard Money
Savannah
Paul Miller
Martha Woodruff
Local Social Notes And Illness Updates
Mrs John Craver Mrs D A Tesh and Roby Freedle spent Wednesday in Greensboro Mrs Charles Craver is visiting her mother Mrs C F Hutchins in Winston Salem Clarence V Wood left Saturday for Oteen for observation and treatment Mrs C P D Hunt has been ill at home for four months and is slightly improved Berry Goings is improving from a tonsil operation at Davidson hospital Granville W Wade spent the week end with relatives in Mount Dr A B B Brannock is confined to his home by illness
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John Craver
D. A. Tesh
Roby Freedle
Greensboro
Charles Craver
C. F. Hutchins
Winston-Salem
Clarence V. Wood
Oteen
C. PD. Hunt
Berry Goings
Davidson Hospital
Granville W. Wade
Mount
A. BB. Brannock
Exhibit Of Carolina Artists At State Womens Clubs Meet
Raleigh March 14. North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs plans a Wilmington convention April 27-29 featuring an art exhibit with prizes and sale opportunities. Miss Irene Price invites creators from all Carolinian artists to enter works across media while Mrs. Howard G. Etheridge notes the exhibit aims to acquaint clubwomen with local art and to solicit sales with no commission. Entries due April 20 with two entries per medium allowed.
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J. W.bunn
Raleigh
North Carolina
Wilmington
Irene Price
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
State Federation
Sorosis
K. W. Price
N. C
Clay Williams
Margaret Nowell Graham
James Weasley
Lena Allen Meekina
Ethel Parker
Raleigh Woman's Club
Penny Art Fund
Russell T. Smith
Department of
Fine
Local church circles close year with social trip and meetings
Circle Nine of the First M P church Auxiliary hosted Miss Annabelle Thompson’s group at a Charlotte gathering with lunch at a local hotel. Other members attended from J. C. Madison R. C. Boyd John Arm field T. R. Ballard and several Misses. Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor held a noted junior program at the church with Betty Lou Harrison presiding. The Mothers class of Wesley Memorial meets Tuesday at 7:30 pm with Mrs T R Zimmerman and associates. Mittie Philathea class convenes at Mrs R K Hoke’s home on Dayton Street. Circle Eight of the First M P Auxiliary changes meeting place to Mrs T R Ballard’s Howell Street residence due to illness in Mrs Leonard’s home.
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M. E. Church
Roy Walker
John Craver
Charlotte
Circle Nine
M.P
Annabelle Thompson
Smith Moss
Grace Koontz
Mesdames
J. C. Madison
R. C. Boyd
John Armfield
T. R. Ballard
Tressie Caudle
Myrtle Cates
Bosse Patterson
Myrtle Davis
Xanie
Rosa Stowe
Welch Memorial Endeavorers
Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor Society
Welch Memorial
Mildred Southern
Wesley Memorial Church
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Zimmerman
Clyde Edwards
Joe Vaughn
Mittie Philathea
Labanon M. P. Church
R. K. Hoke
Dayton Street
Circle Eight
M. P. Church
Howell Street
Broadus Leonard
Dozier Circle to Meet at Hoosier Home This Evening
The Dozier circle of West End Baptist church holds its monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 with Mrs Frank Hoosier at her home 623 Amos street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dozier
West End Baptist Church
Frank Hoosier
Amos Street
Community Notes and Social Travels Around Town
Dr and Mrs G I Humphreys return home on West College after a Pinehurst weekend. Friendly Garden club meets Wednesday at 2 30 with Mrs P L Cox hosting at Melbourne Heights. Miss Joyce Luck, formerly of this city now Raleigh, returns home after ten days here and tonsillectomy. She recuperates at Mrs T R Ballard’s Howell street home. Mr and Mrs James Bradley of Scotland Neck visit with sisters Mrs S M Barr and Mrs G T Rains. Mrs A P Chatt of 207 Howell Street leaves for extended visit in Lincoln Ga and Florida. accompanied by sister Mrs A H Cliatt. to return in June. Frank Hicks of UNC Chapel Hill spends spring vacation at home. Clyde P Green ill at City Memorial hospital Thomasville after admission last Saturday.
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Joyce Luck
Raleigh
T. R. Ballard
Howell Street
James Bradley
Scotland Neck
A. P. Chatt
Lincoln
Florida
A. H. Cliatt
Clyde P. Green
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Great Bear Lake Ranks Tenth in Global Lake Area
Great Bear Lake covers about 10 000 square miles, ranking as the tenth largest lake by area in the world. The vast northern basin is a notable geographic feature within Canada’s Northwest Territories and is known for its cold waters and significant mineral resources.
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Great Lakes
Great Bear Lake
Alaska Salmon Production Overtakes Gold Since 1916
Since 1916 Alaska salmon production has been valued at about four times its gold output, highlighting the historical economic dominance of fishing over mining in the state.
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Alaska
1932 London Metro Stolen Cars Hit Five Thousand Six Hundred Eighty
In 1932 the metropolitan London area recorded 5,680 motor car thefts, reflecting rising urban crime and motor vehicle losses.
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London
Bond Worth Two Thirds of a Cent Lingers in Treasury
A Tennessee bond valued at two thirds of a cent has remained in the U S treasury since the presidency of William Henry Harrison, a curious relic of early federal finance.
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Tennessee
U. S. Treasury
Harrison
UNC Arts Program Highlights Involve Miss Mayfield And Strudwick
Arts at the University of North Carolina features Miss Marcia Mayfield of Duke University’s Fine Arts department and Hillsboro artist Clement Strudwick in a regional cultural showcase.
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University of North Carolina
Marcia Mayfield
Department of Fine Arts
Duke University
Clement Strudwick
Hillsboro
Thomasville Ace Of Clubs Hosted By Mrs Farrington
Mrs. R. K. Farrington entertained Ace of Clubs members at her Colonial Drive home with four bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Walter Rapp, Mrs. J. Garner, and Mrs. Fred Gray while refreshments followed for a long list of guests including W. C. Smith and Nat Walker. Mrs. Lambeth visited prior, attending a Raleigh D A R Congress tea at the governor's mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. K. Farrington
Colonial Drive
Walter Rapp
J. Garner
Fred Gray
Garner
Gordon Browne
Claiborne Pennington
Frank Marr
E. L. Webb
W H. Fith
Bridgeport
Garden Club Hosts Floral Map Project and Library Plans
The Thomasville Garden Club met at Mrs. J O Cook's home on Carmall Street with Mrs. EB Leonard as associate hostess. Members formed a library committee to present a framed floral map of North Carolina to the Davidson County library, and discussed officers for a new slate. Mrs. Lambeth was elected delegate and Mrs. Mendenhall alternate to the state meeting in Asheville in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. E. Lambeth
Moyer Mendenhall
State Garden Club
Asheville
Clarice Rose
Carolina Apartments
Mary Hudgins
Marion
Margaret McLeod
Vera Dixon
Hudgins
Birthday Party for Hodgin Child at Kinneywood
Jack Hodgin celebrated his eighth birthday with about fifty friends at the American hut in Kinneywood. Mrs. Kate Nor Miss Beulah Norment and R. N. Cooksey supervised games as Miss El Hearne the city librarian told stories. Easter cake ice and candy were served with a yellow themed decorative scheme.
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Jack Hodgin
O. R. Hodgin
Kinneywood
Kate
Beulah Norment
R. N. Cooksey
el Hearne
J. E. Lambeth
Raleigh
D.A.R
Clyde R. Hoey
Governor's Mansion
Mary Hudgins
Cla Rose
Carolina
Robert Gloff
Knoxyv Tenn
Charles V
Mrs. Ralphson
West Street
Local High School Girls Court Cancels Event After Incident
Miss Isabel Bouttee led the girls basketball team at a local high school. A “kid party” hosted by the Legion was tainted as team members allegedly left the event. Miss Bernice Murph arranged the games and refreshments were served to about seventy attendees.
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Isabel Bouttee
Legion
Bernice Murph
Birthday Party Honors D. T. Wells Daughters
Mrs D T Wells hosted a young guests party at Sunrise Avenue for her daughters Loraine Catherine and other celebrants. Ruth Williams Jacqueline and Louise Myers won prizes in games as Mrs Siler aided by Mrs Wells served refreshments to attendees.
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D. T. Wells
Sunrise Avenue
Loraine Catherine
Ruth Williams
Jacqueline
Louise Myers
Siler
Wells
Mrs Liston Pope and Daughter Visit Proct Family
Mrs Liston Pope and her daughter from New Haven arrived to spend some time with Mr and Mrs R L and Mr and Mrs Roy Proct, joining a local gathering and family reunion atmosphere.
Marriage Of Miss Mildred Elmore And Hubert Steele
Announcement from Randleman that Miss Mildred Marcell Elmon and Hubert Marshall Steele, both of Greensboro, were married on Friday March 4 at Rev EB Kirk's home on Summit avenue. The ring ceremony occurred in the presence of a few friends. the bride wore a navy ensleme with blue accessories. The couple reside with the bride's father in Greensboro. The bride is daughter of C F E Elmore and the late Maud Russell Elmore. the bridegroom is son of Mr. and Mrs. W T Steele. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Kirk, pastor of Proximity Baptist church.
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South Cedar Street
Maud Russell Elmore
Asheboro Delegates Attend Aldersgate Meeting in High Point
Asheboro delegates Mrs. McLaurin Crawford and Mrs. Reginald Turner attended the Aldersgate celebration in High Point on Friday. Randolph County War Mothers planned a May 7 car nation sale before Mothers Day and decided to send Easter cards to Asheboro shut-ins. Mrs. C. G. Smith spoke of her Palestine trip at a Philathea class gathering.
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Asheboro
Mar
McLaurin Crawford
Reginald Turner
Aldersgate
High Point
Randolph County
J. W. Burkhead
Fayetteville Street
Beauty shop move prompts New York trip
Miss Polly Robertson of Pollyanna Beauty left Saturday for a week long stay in New York to attend a beauty convention in Pennsylvania from March 21 to 24. Miss Mary Thorpe of Statesville will run the shop during Robertson’s absence. J C Candle and son E of Greensboro visited in Randleman. Mrs J J Lambe continues to recover after two weeks ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Robertson
New York
Miss Robertson
Pennsylvania
Mary Thorpe
Statesville
Miss Robe
J. C. Candle and Son
Greensboro
Randleman
J. J. Lambe
Party contest winners at St Patrick's Day event
A narrative of a class gathering notes souvenirs and toric spots, then lists the winners of a "Party" contest. Mrs Leon Terson led the winning entry with hostesses and helpers including Mrs W BE Yow Mrs S T Mrs Jack Garner and Mrs Feemster serving ice cream cake in green and white.
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Leon Terson
W. BE. Yow
8. T
Jack Garner
Feemster
St. Patrick's Day
Knitting and Embroidery Touted as Cure for Naughty Boys
An American authority endorses knitting crochet work and embroidery as beneficial remedies for misbehaving youths. The claim frames these crafts as constructive activity to reform conduct and discipline.
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Cloverdale Parents and Teachers Meeting
Anne Russell
Arcade Building
Les Annales
Thomasville Club
Mbilay
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Raymond Binford
Guilford College
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. L. Bouldin
W. T. Powell
P. W. Flagge
Stirewalt
Sophie Tilden
Elm Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Roy Spearman
Brentley Circle
W. F. Armfield
Samuel Goldwyn
Hollywood
Norway
Sand Gurie
Thomas W. Stuart
Sigrid
Oslo
Cucamonga
Calif
Goldwyn
Helstein
Miller
Money
Roby Freedie
H. C. Leonard
Myrtle Grace Parker
of Women’s Clubs
Dozier Circle
West College Drive
Pinehurst
Frank Hicks
Chapel Hill
Ace of Clubs
Embree H. Blackard
Bobby
Mildred Elmore
Hubert Steele
James Wright
Donald
Charlie Dorsett
Wright
W. E. Farlow
Route One
C. H. Walton
Winnie Walton
Phil Upton
Belle Woolen
F. C
John Ferguson
W. Sumner
J. B. Davis
M L. Stokes
The
Missionary Society
Centennary Church
Gboro
James Pickard
University of North Ca
Jane Ridenhour
Mount Gilead
Elizabeth Mathews Iq
Charlie Hope
Jas. O. Pickard
C. G. Smith
Palestine
Philathea
J. H. Reynolds
Main Street
I Militit
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