Turner Delivers Utopian Club Talk on National Government
Local attorney Thomas Turner spoke on Our Government at the Utopian Study Club meeting held at Mrs. Roy Spearman’s Brentley circle home. He noted the United States has the oldest stable government aside from Great Britain and highlighted checks and balances as a core feature. Spring flowers and Saint Patrick’s Day décor framed the gathering with guests Mrs. Hoke Bullard and club members in attendance.
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Thomas Turner
Utopian Study Club
Roy
Spearman
Brentley Circle
Turner
United States
Great Britain
Prizes Awarded In Local Woman's Club Art Contest
John White won first prize with an oil portrait carved from wood in a contest for local school children during National Art Week. Prizes included $1.50 awards for several students and a special prize to R. C. Caudle for The Deserted House. Winning pieces advance to a state contest in Chapel Hill on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
John White
Ian
Thomas E. Doda
Mead
Charles White
Igh
Ray Street
Elm Street
Richard Byrd
Leonard Street
Dges
W. B. McEwen
R. C. Caudle
Cloverdale School
F. R. Taylor
Bobby Steed
Ray Street School
Zana Groome
Chapel Hill
Social Calendar Offers Buffets And Dances At Local Clubs
An Emerywood Country Club Italian spaghetti buffet for members 6 to 7 pm followed by a 9 45 pm A A A W buffet at the Sheraton Hotel honoring Phyllis Bentley after her High Point College lecture. A Philomathcean meeting at Mrs S H Tomlinson 3 30 pm. A Piedmont German Club spring dance at Emerywood 9 30 pm with Earl Mellen and his orchestra.
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Emerywood Country Club
Sheraton Hotel
Phyllis Bentley
High Point College
Philomathean Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
Piedmont German Club
Earl Mellen
Banquet Plans Rise From Business Girls Meeting
At a Tuesday meeting of the Business and Professional Girls Club Rabbi Freedman of B N a i Israel spoke on The Jew In Germany. Miss Gladys Ellington presided as Miss Blanche Beasley introduced the speaker. The group discussed the nationwide banquet at the Sheraton Hotel and the club’s anniversary observance. About thirty five members attended the supper at 6:15.
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Business and Profession.l Girls Club
Rabbi Freedman
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
Germany
Gladys Ellington
Blanche Beasley
Sheraton Hotel
Jones Urges Fitness at Brentwood PTA Meeting
Grover H. Jones city attorney spoke to Brentwood Parent Teacher Association on child physical growth and fitness. Rev. D W Howell led devotionals. music pupils including Clarence Hayes Raeford Misenheimer Frankie Marie Cecil and Alson Crater performed. Holden room won attendance award. Greensboro couple announce birth Charles Eugene March 10 at Greensboro route one.
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Grover H. Jones
Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
Mr. Jones
D. W. Howell
Clarence Hayes
Raeford Misenheimer
Frankie Marie Cecil
Alson Crater
Miss Holden
Greensboro
Floyd Osborne
Charles Eugene
High Point
A A W to Honor Phyllis Bentley at Sheraton Hotel
Final plans for an American Association of University Women buffet supper at the Sheraton Hotel honor English novelist and critic Phyllis Bentley after her High Point College lecture. Mrs H A White presides with Mrs Allene M Schroder and Vera Idol on arrangements. Bentley, born 1894 in Yorkshire, is famed for Freedom Farewell and The Mortal Storm among others.
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H. A. White
American Association of University Women
Sheraton Hotel
Phyllis Bentley
High Point College
Allene M. Schroder
Elm Street School
White
Vera Idol
Yorkshire
Bentley
Greensboro College Glee Club concert Sunday at Wesley Memorial Church
The Greensboro College Glee Club directed by Walter Vassar will perform at 7 30 p m Sunday March 19 at Wesley Memorial Church. The ensemble has given about 100 concerts in three years and appeared for regional Methodist conferences. They recently toured North Carolina and Virginia and will feature early Latin to modern pieces and spiritual arrangements.
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Greensboro College Glee Club
Walter Vassar
Greensboro College
Wesley Memorial Church
South
Glee Club
North Carolina
Meistersingers
Greensboro
Camille Saint-Saens
Winston-Salem
Leaksville
Pray
Lenoir
Charlotte
Statesville
Thomasville
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Mrs Spoon Birthday Party at 62nd Year Celebration
Mrs J H Spoon of 790 Arch Street held a surprise dinner for her 62nd birthday. Easter lily and narcissi decor graced the table with about twenty guests from High Point and nearby areas present. Denton date March 16.
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J. H. Spoon
Arch Street
High Point
Philothea Class of Rankin Memorial M P Church Meeting
The Philothea Class of the Rankin Memorial M P Church will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs John Travis home on Kivett Drive Members meet at the church at 7 15 with transportation provided Associate hostesses are Mesdames John Phillips and Joe Byrd and Misses Polly Starrett and Bert Lackey.
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Philothea
Rankin Memorial M. P
John Travis
Kivett Drive
John Phillips
Joe Byrd
Polly Starrett
Bert Lackey
Friendly Club Holds Meeting With Mrs Dalton Orr
Mrs Dalton Orr entertained as the Friendly Club held its monthly meeting. Members discussed upcoming events and shared routine notices in a cordial gathering.
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Dalton Orr
Friendly club meeting approves aid from funds
At the weekly gathering on Pickett street Tuesday Mrs. W C Baker read scripture and Mrs Grady Boles presented a poem Mother. The group transacted routine business and voted to use its funds to assist others.
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the Friendly Club
Pickett Street
W. C. Baker
Mother
Grady Boles
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Tonic Promoted As Pep Boost
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound as a general tonic that builds physical resistance and helps relieve female functional disorders. The copy emphasizes peppy women attract men at dances and parties and urges trying the product for better health and vitality.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Magdalene Rebekahs to Confer Degree at Meeting Tomorrow
A regular Magdalene Rebekah lodge meeting will be held tomorrow. Refreshments were served to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Degree to be conferred at seven thirty nine
Tomorrow evening at 7 39 degree will be conferred and plans for entering the state meetings will be discussed.
Beef Tops American Preferences Ahead of Pork and Poultry
Beef ranks first in American food preferences while ham and other meats follow. survey results show beef enjoys broad appeal across regions and age groups with pork and poultry trailing.
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Crispus Attucks
Boston
Mesdames F. R. Taylor, W. B. McEwen, and
P. E. Lindley
Walker
Walgreen's
Hompson Shoe Store
G. H. Jones
T. A
Lizzie Gooch
A. A. A. W. Feting
Mrs. Spoon
Denton
Denton High School
Washington Council No. 4
Daughters of America
Ser
VERS
Rankin
Pian
Bess
Anvil Brand
the Big Bargain
Oxfords
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