High Point Garden Club Hosts Morning Program
Mrs J W Harriss read a paper on a Hawaiian Islands trip highlighting Honolulu gardens and a 10 000 night bloomed cereas. Mrs O P Moffitt spoke on North Carolina state parks noting Hanging Rock Mount Morrow Hatteras Fort Macon Lake Phelps Park Pettigrew and Blair Park memorial garden plans. Professor Yokeley urged vocational training for colored students and cooperation with employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Levi Hayworth
Northarn Street
J. W. Harriss
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Eaker
O. P. Moffitt
North Carolina
Albemarle
The
Hatteras State Park
Fort Macon
Lake Phelps
Garden Club Council
Memorial Garden
Blair Park
Yokeley
William Penn High School
March Meeting of Junior Service League Transacts Business
At Elywood Country Club the Junior Service League held its March meeting with E. T. Harrison presiding. The group noted resignations and welcomed honorary members Miss Violet Anson and Miss Margaret Hall. Reports covered Thrift Shop move, Hospital Library project, cafeteria improvements, prenatal clinic work, layettes, NYA pajama making for Guilford Sanatorium, and donations for Stanley Home Products. A survey plan for High Point social needs was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elywood Country Club
E. T. Harrison
Esident
J. G
Violet Anson
Gue
Margaret Hall
New York City
Ading
Alice MacRae Ldwell
St Commerce Street
Hern Smith
Hosal Library
League
J. H. Walker, Jr
John Pickett
NYA
Guilford County
High Point
Harrison
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Proctor
Schick
Evening Social Calendar for Local Organizations
The schedule lists meetings and events at North Main street hall Blair Park and Emerywood Country club. Groups include Women of the Moose Legion Auxiliary High Point Council of Jewish Women A A U W Phyllis Bentley lecture reception Philomathlean club and Piedmont German club with dances and dinners planned through 9:45 p m and 9 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
North Main Street
The
Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park
Andrew Jackson
Legion
Dan Arden
High Point Council of Jewish Women
S. Bloom
Joe Barr
Recuperation update from Burrus Memorial Hospital
Friends of Arthur E. Futrelle Jr. report he is recovering from a serious operation performed March 4 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. He hopes to leave soon but will remain for several days and can receive visitors. Mises Eula Chakales of Asheville arrived to visit her brother Sue Chakales at 210 East Bay Street. Miss Chakales, a summer bride elect to wed John Starry of New York, is en route home after a visit in New York. Miss Helen Jarrell is recuperating after an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital and can see visitors. Mrs. John Shutter has returned to Richmond after a week with her son William Peeler and will stay with him for a time. Miss Carrie Mae Scarce, who had a serious operation at Guilford General Hospital Friday, is recovering and receiving visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Futrelle, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mises Eula Chakailes
Asheville
Sue Chakales
Helen Jarrell
John Shutter
Richmond
William Peeler
Peeler
Carrie Mae Scarce
Guilford General Hospital
J. O. Y class elects officers at Le banon church
The J. O. Y. class of the Le banon Methodist Protestant Church met at Alberta Barber's home on Moffitt drive. Officers elected include Nell Montgomery president Golda Mae Kearns vice president Ruth King secretary Doris Swaim assistant Ida Ann Montgomery treasurer Sunshine chairmen Martha and Mary Blackburn song leader Anne Bryant. Eighteen members and one visitor were served refreshments. Next meeting planned for May at Golda Mae Kearns's home. The Epworth League of Pine Wood M E Church held a party at president Ruth Hege's home with games directed by Odelene Byerly. Winners were Carleen Cashett and J. W. Snider. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Epworth League of
Pine Wood
M. E. Church
Ruth Hege
Thomasville
Odelene Byerly
Carleen Cashett
J. W. Snider
Women’s Bible Classes Host House Meetings
The Woman's Wesley Bible Class of Wesley Memorial church will meet at Mrs. L A Wagner 525 Centennial Avenue Friday at 7 30 with group three hosted by Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. W H Hughes. The Woman's Bible class of Archdale M E Church meets Thursday at 7 30 at Mrs. Crowson's home with associate hostesses Mesdames E E Hunter L L Ingram Mack Tuttle and C V Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
L. A. Wagner
Centennial Avenue
Group Three
Wagner
W. H. Hughes
Archdale M. E. Church
E. C. Crowson
Mesdames EE. R. Hunter
L. L. Ingram
Mack Tuttle
C. V. Hill
Altrusans Plan Banquet And Progressive Dinner At Meeting
Nineteen members of the Altrusa Club met at the Pri ton Hotel for a semi monthly dinner and March business meeting. The group approved the April 25 annual banquet and planned a spring progressive dinner replacing the May second meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusans
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Lucille Johnston
Ways and Means
Altrusan
North Carolina Occupations
International Association
Amarillo
State Conference Highlights Heard By D A R Chapter
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. A. E. Tate’s West Broad street home to hear highlights from the state conference in Statesville. Honoraries included Mrs. J. S. Welborn as state regent of the North Carolina DAR and Mrs. William Jarrell carrying the flag at the forthcoming Washington session. Plans for the state DAR conference in High Point were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tate
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
West Broad Street
Statesville
J. S. Welborn
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Seeks New Officers and Herbs Program
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club met at Mrs. Lucy Johnson residence with 22 members and one new member Mrs. Charles R. Byrd. President J. W. Hedrick led business, Yokeley from William Penn High School discussed improved vocational training for colored schools, and Piedmont District meeting invitees were noted for April in Chapel Hill. A nominating committee was named and a herb program by Mrs. J. H. Tate highlighted the session with a paper on herbs and history. Home-made candies and a plant sale followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
andLubach
Texas
East St. Louis
Ill
Pomona
Calif
Business and Professional Girls Club
Sheraton Hotel
Winston-Salem Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
May Hull
Nancy K. Poston
Lillian Massey
Louise Abernathy
Lois Welborn
Hazel Johnson
Louise Wrenn
Lucy Johnson
Charles R. Byrd
J. W. Hedrick
Yokeley
William Penn High School
Ing
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
R. R. Blackburn
George Wood
Dale Montgomery
J. H. Tate
I O O F Members Attend Minnie Thomas Funeral
I O O F group from Goldsboro and beyond attended funeral services for Minnie Thomas, long time resident of the I O O F Home in Goldsboro. Sechrest Funeral Home hosted the service with Grand Master John W. Clapp of Burlington and other local figures among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Thomas
City
Goldsboro
Sechrest Funeral Home
John W. Clapp
Burlington
A. W. Beamon
Emma Blair PTA Hosts Band Program Night
Emma Blair High School PTA held a meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs. Clayton Glasgow opened with scripture as the high school band played selections including The Old Church Organ and Men of Ohio. Carl Cronstedt spoke on music in schools. The attendance banner went to Miss Rosalene Ruscoe's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma _ Blair
Clayton Glasgow
Freischutz
Ohio
Carl Cronstedt
City Schools
Rosalene Ruscoe
Birth announced for Ann Elaine Ellington Jr.
Mrs A G Ellington Jr announces the birth of a daughter Ann Elaine on Saturday March 11 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. The mother prior to marriage was Miss Annie Starr Burch of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ellington, Jr
Ann Elaine
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Group Of Girls Entertain With Evening Party
Miss Doris Rollins Grace Sampson Dorothy Greene and Geraldine French hosted a Friday night party at 617 Cable Street for about 75 guests. After games, refreshments were served, giving the group an enjoyable social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Rollins
Grace Sampson
Dorothy Greene
Geraldine French
Miss Rollins
Cable Street
Double Wedding in Cheraw Connects Two Rich Couples
Miss Pearl McConkey of Asheboro and Virgil Rich of High Point wed in Cheraw S C on February 19 in a double ceremony with Miss Vivian King of Durham and Virgil Rich of High Point. The couples plan to reside in North Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl McConkey
Asheboro
Victor Rich
High Point
Cheraw
S. C
Vivian King
Durham
Virgil Rich
North
Wayside Garden Club Hears Paper On Conservation
The Wayside Garden Club meets at Mrs. J W Chandler s home with eighteen members and three visitors. Miss Jane Aust reads a paper on Conservation And Restoration In The State detailing state parks and nurseries, lookout stations, CCC roads, telephones, and reforestation efforts plus marking historical spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
J. W. Chandler
Arbordale Drive
J. E. Marsh
Jane Aust
J. W. Austin
Austin
Get Together Club Entertained By Mr and Mrs Mason
Mr and Mrs P S Mason hosted the Get Together club and husbands at their home 242 Boulevard for the club anniversary and the retiring president Mrs George Ridge birthday. Pink and green decor highlighted the evening along with a large candle cake and corsage for Mrs Ridge. Miss Evelyn King, visiting bride elect, received a corsage. guests enjoyed a buffet supper and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Mason
Boulevard
George Ridge
Rock
8. F. Fortner
M. Lewis
C. M. Thomas
Homer Ritchie
Jolly Ys To Hear Student Of Drama At Meeting
The Jolly Y club will hold its regular meeting at the Y W C A hut tomorrow evening at 7 30. Miss Eleanor Henderson, a Greensboro College drama student, will speak on Personality. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Club
Eleanor Henderson
Greensboro College
Washington Council Daughters of America Initiation Class
The Washington Council number four Daughters of America will hold an initiation class at the regular meeting in the hall tomorrow evening at 7 30. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council
Daughters of America
Priscilla Club To Meet Friday
The Priscilla Club will meet with Mrs. S. C. Clark on Park Way on Friday afternoon at three o'clock for their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Cercle Francais With Dr. Lucy Eshelman
The weekly French instruction for Cercle Francais members will be at Dr. Lucy Eshelman's home 306 Mont Louis avenue Thursday at 7 30 in the evening. Mrs C A York announced the event this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francais
Lucy Eshelman
Montlieu Avenue
C. A. York
Four Tables In Play At Ladies' Bridge Supper
Four contract bridge tables were used at Emerywood Country Club for the ladies bi weekly event. Mesdames Roy C Welborn and Hugh J Smart served as associate hostesses and Welborn won the high cut prize. The club provided refreshments. The lineup included Welborn Smart Groome Harris Sheloff Stevens Holbrook Ryan Ingram Abels Russell Schwein Tomlinson Thomas Sheloff Dalton. The calendar also lists an Italian spaghetti supper next Thursday from six to seven with reservations due by seven tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
Roy C. Welborn
Hugh J. Smart
Mesdames Welborn
Smart
J. I. Groome
Valette
Eastern Star Elects Officers For Upcoming Year
At the Masonic Hall the High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star elected new officers led by Mrs. Merchie Andrews as worthy matron and Ed Updegrove as worthy patron. Other offices include Mrs. Beadie Mabry, C. E. K. Harbinson, Miss Bessie Pope, Mrs. Anne Palmer, Mrs. Christiana Snyder, and Mrs. Ida Kimble. Installation is set for March 28 with Mrs. Edna Moag of Greensboro officiating. A special meeting is scheduled for March 16 to conduct ritual work. Thirty-two members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Merchie Andrews
Ed Updegrove
Beadie Mabry
C. EK. Harbinson
Bessie Pope
Anne Palmer
Christiana Snyder
Earl Mellen To Play For German Club Dance Friday Night
Earl Mellen and his orchestra will perform at the German Club spring dance at Emerywood Country Club on Friday night. Dancing starts at 9:30 and attendees arriving by 10 receive a chance at the attendance prize. The Easter dance is planned for April 15 with final details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Earl Mellen
Mellen
Peggy Mitchell Hosts Sixth Birthday Party
Peggy Mitchell entertained a group of young friends on Monday at her home for her sixth birthday. Hosted by her mother, with stories and games by Miss Mildred Free, guests enjoyed ice cream cake and Easter bunny favors, and presented gifts to Peggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Mitchell
H. L. Mitchell, Jr
Mildred Free
Peggy
Anne Hall
Cam Cridlebaugh, Jr
Tommy York
Betsy Davie
Elizabeth Prettyman
Tommy Woollen
Billy Welborn
Jimmy Woollen
Carolyn Watson
Anne Mundis
Betsy Chernault
Patsy Gadd
David Gadd
Helen Dallas
Joy Stalnaker
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Advice for women entering menopause ages 38 to 62 on maintaining appeal and energy. Encourages fresh air sleep and Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to boost vitality and calm nerves.
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Ydin E
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Phon
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Madeline Hoover
Esdames Harriss
Moffitt
Presentrogram
Portant
T March
Junior Service League
Moffitt's
North Main
Phyllis Bentley
High Point College
Lebanon Church
Epworth League
Woman's Wesley
Archdale Methodist Women's Class Meeting
Hayden
Dora E. Richardson
Tate
N.S. Stirewall
Dora Richardson
W. L. Tabb
O. C. Williamson
Irving Paylor
Sophie Tilden
J. D. Nealy
Winston-Salem
Sam Finch
Lexington
Emma Blair
P.T. A
Ann Elaine Ellington
Mrs. P. S. Mason
Washington Council, Daughters of America
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Eastern Star
Call
Vicks
Board of Physicians
Priser
J. W. Sechrest & Son
Bae Tee Eae
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