Music Literature Department of Woman's Club Meeting
The Music-Literature Department of the High Point Woman's Club held a pleasant gathering at Mrs. M. J. Wrenn’s West Broad Street home. Officers and a five-member nominating committee were named for a new slate at the next meeting. A student from High Point College, A C Lovelace, performed Liszt and Chopin pieces, followed by Amos C. Rogers of New York City discussing the High Point Cooperative Concert association and local concert opportunities. Refreshments with a St Patrick motif were served to about 20 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wrenn
Missirginia Clinard
High Point Oman
West Broad Street
A. White
Gaston Johnson
Iso
Louise Adams
A. C. Lovelace
High Point College
Be Reveals Marriage Of Mildred Durham And William Coble
Mr and Mrs Joe Durham of East Howell Street announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to William Coble on March 15 1937. Mr Coble is the son of Mr and Mrs W L Coble of 1009 Smith Street and the couple will live with them for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Durham
East Howell Street
Mildred
William Coble
Coble
W. L. Coble
Mith Street
Rebekahs To Meet Here This Evening
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will hold a regular meet tonight at 7:30 in their hall on East Commerce Street. Several candidates will be received into membership and important business matters will be addressed. Full attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Eastommerce Street
Recent Bride Honored at North Hamilton Shower
Mrs. P. C. Iveigh hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. J L Iveigh formerly Edythe Ferrell at 1435 North Hamilton Street. Guests included Mrs. Ross Davis and Miss Ida Clarke who won a prize. A corsage of gardenias greeted the honoree and prizes and gifts flowed as entertainment and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Iveigh
Edythe Ferrell
P. C. Iveigh
North
Hamilton Street
Ida Clarke
Iveigh
Crystal
Mesdames
Ross Davis
Hobart Ferree
Co. E. Ferree
F. M. Lambert
C. E. Moose
E. H. Hayes
Miss Richardson Hosts Kit Kat Klub Meeting
Miss Macy Richardson entertained the Kit Kat Klub at her Hamilton street home Tuesday evening. President Miss Virginia Ann Kent opened the session and plans were made for a May Dance. Fay Long and Georgia Ridge provided entertainment and prizes were awarded. Refreshments followed for members including Misses Maxwell Kent Long Kent Ridge Durham Betts and visitor Miss Betty Richardson. Next meeting set for Miss Georgia Ridge's Willowbrook street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy Richardson
Hamilton Street
Virginia Ann Kent
Fay Long
Georgia Ridge
Cressie Maxwell
Virginia Kent
Nellie Sue Kent
Aldine Edwards
Helen Durham
Emily Betts
Betty Richardson
Willowbrook Street
Saint Patrick Dance At Sedgefield Manor Draws Crowd
The Saint Patrick's Day dance by the Ladies' Auxiliary and the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Sedgefield Manor drew a large crowd. Music was by a popular orchestra, dancing ran from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., and proceeds support charitable projects of the sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sedgefield Manor
Social events fill Thursday and Friday evening calendar
Omega chapter lecture at Sheraton committee room Thursday at 7 30 p m Lotus club meets at Mrs A W Robertson North Main street Friday 3 p m Canterbury club hosted by Mrs David Andrews 1427 Wiltshire boulevard 8 p m Mr Carter Dalton hosts Club of Twelve 1013 Johnson street 8 p m Mrs B Francis Hendrix and Mrs Earl Womble co host bridge for Miss Bessie Hedrick at her home Mrs R G Hendrix and H B Riddell brines share honors Business and Professional Women's club Marionette show at senior high school auditorium matinee at 3 15 same day Letitian club Annual Spring Dance Sedgefield Manor featuring Jack Wardlaw orchestra 10 p m to 1 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
Lotus Club
A. W. Robertson
North Main Street
Canterbury Club
David Andrews
Wiltshire Boulevard
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
B. Francis Hendrix
Earl Womble
Bridge
Bessie Hedrick
R. G. Hendrix
H. B. Riddell
Business and Professional Women's’ Club
Letitian
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Archdale church classes meet this evening across town
Church groups in Archdale and area plan meetings this evening and Friday. The Woman's Bible class at Archdale M E Lee hosts seven member hostess team at 7 30. The Faithful Workers class at Hilliard Memorial Baptist meets Friday at 7 30 with Mrs J B Ellis to discuss business and reveal Pal details. Oak Hill Friends hold regular meeting at Mrs John Feree s home and plan an oyster supper 5 to 8 o clock in the church annex. Fideliis class at First Baptist meets Monday with Mrs R L Parish s group as hostess and Easter motifs noted. The M E Young People of High Point plan March 18 gathering at Calvary M E church with candlelight worship led by Dr O C Williamson and special singing by M F Crooks, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
M. E. Lee
W. J. Staley
Faithful Workers of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
J. B. Ellis
Stanton Street
Oak Hill
Missionary
Oak Hill Friends Church
First Baptist Church
R. L. Parish
W. C. Howard
Sesson
Mozelle Boyles
A. Lee Gibson
Mrs Keene Returns Home After Extended Visit
Mrs. B. E. Keene has ended a two and a half year stay with her sister Mrs. C. H. Rhodes and returned to Aberdeen South Carolina. En route she spent several days in Washington. Mrs. C. P. Foxworth is expected to visit Mildred Wessinger at 212 Lindsay Street over the weekend. Miss Mae Kirkman departs for Montclair New Jersey for a weekend visit with Miss Jane Meyer after a brief New York stopover. Mrs. A Coke Cecil recovers from influenza at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Keene
C. H. Rhodes
Aberdeen
Washington, D. C
C. P. Foxworth
Georgetown
D. C
Misa Mildred Wessinger
Lindsay Street
Mae Kirkman
Montclair
New Jersey
Jane Meyer
Miss Kirkman
New York
High Point
A. Coke Cecil
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs C G Mackintosh Honors Mrs John G Rogers Bride
Mrs John Goyen Rogers a Greensboro bride formerly Mildred Powell is honored at a party hosted by Mrs Charles G Mackintosh at 1109 Greenway Drive. Six bridge tables, prizes include a crystal candy jar, crystal cream set and pottery vase. Guests include Mrs Lyndon Joyce and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goyen Rogers
Greensboro
Mildred Powell
Charles G. Mackintosh
Greenway Drive
Frank EB. Moses
Lyndon Joyce
Mrs Tom Richardson Hosts Bridge Eight At New Asheboro Home
Mrs Tom Richardson entertained the Bridge Eight at her Asheboro road home with early spring jonquil decorations and Saint Patrick themed tallies. Mrs James J Ellington won both high score and traveling prizes and refreshments followed for guests Miss Elizabeth Crowell and others and club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Eight Club
Tom Richardson
Asheboro Road
James J. Ellington
Elizabeth Crowell
C. C. Haworth
C. B. Mattocks
C. R. Hinshaw
Pauline Hicks
Mesdames
E. C. Glascow
J. J. Ellington
C. E. Spencer
J. G. Doggett
Boyd Stout
Rosalyn Ruscoe
Mildred Wessinger
Bride Elect Honored At Evening Bridge Party
Miss Bessie Hedrick bride elect was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs H M Ridge Jr at her Arbordale Drive home. Four contract tables featured pink and white decor with roses and sweet peas. Prizes went to Mrs B Francis Hendrix and Mrs Frank Barfield while Mrs H B Riddell received Madeira napkins. Guests included numerous local ladies and out of town attendees. Refreshments followed with bridal molds ice and delicate bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hedrick
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Arbordale Drive
B. Francis Hendrix
Frank Barfield
H. B. Riddell
Fern Daniel
J. R. Willis
Miss Hedrick
Mesdames H. B. Riddell
Hoyle Lopp
Joe Korodin
Earl Womble
Lawrence Russell
Henry Cook
Arnor Wardell
W. C. Dedmon
Jewish Women Entertained By Mrs Barr In High Point
The High Point Council of Jewish Women hosted a meeting at Mrs. Joe Barr home with Mrs. Israel Bloom as associate hostess. The business report covered the March 15 dance at Sedgefield Manor and the upcoming Winston-Salem convention on April 11-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Joe Barr
Israel Bloom
Ways and Means
Ben Swartzberg
Sedgefield Manor
Royal Campbell Orchestra
Sam Tobias
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
Burlington
Ben Herman
Winston-Salem
Council
Edna Swartz
Educational Committee
Rabbi Wernick
DeMolays Plan Spring Dance For Friday June 4th
Plans for the annual Spring Dance of the High Point chapter Order of DeMolay were announced today for Friday evening June 4 at Sedgefield Manor. Reginald Hinshaw was voted into the local DeMolay order at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Reginald Hinshaw
Douglas
Bruce Thorburn
Moose Women Initiate Two New Members
The Women of the Moose held their regular meeting at Hoose hall last evening and initiated two candidates into Leen. A drill team of eight members was formed, and the membership divided into two groups led by Mrs. Hazel Wardell and Mrs. Alda May Harbinson. They plan a brief membership drive with a winner entertainment for the losers, and sixty cups and saucers will be purchased for Moose hall use. Mrs. Mabel York returned from a Florida visit, and guest Mrs. McBride of Spartanburg, S C visited Mrs. Eloise Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Hoose Hall
Leen
Mesdames Hazel Wardell
Eloise Jones
Snowie Moser
Mabel Fulton
Alda May Harbinson
Blanche Jones
Elva Smith
Iris Caudle
Hazel Wardell
Moose Hall
Mabel York
Florida
McBride
Spartanburg
S. C
Busy Needles Club Meets at Mrs Clyde Connor Home
The Busy Needles Art club held its regular meeting at Mrs Clyde Connor's Circle Drive home on Wednesday afternoon. Members worked on various needlework and joined a Saint Patrick contest won by Mrs T R Short who received a potted plant. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Warren Armfield Reitzel Pitts R W Ward BE P Brenner T R Short A R Kimrey A A Hylton Carl Shelton and J L Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needles Art Club
Clyde Connor
Circle Drive
Saint Patrick
T. R. Short
Mesdames Warren Armfield
Reitzel Pitts
R. W Ward
BE. P. Brenner
A. R
Domino Club Gathers At Miss Wilson Home
The Domino club met Tuesday evening at Miss LaVelle Wilson’s address on Carrick Avenue. After business, president Mrs. Talmadge Ellington handed to the social committee LaVelle Wilson and Margaret Fowler, whose World’s most outstanding news events questionnaire awarded Nancy Smith two china ash trays. Refreshments followed and guests played bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Club
LaVelle Wilson
Carrick Avenue
Talmadge Ellington
Margaret Fowler
Nancy Smith
Mrs Stovall Hosts Garden Club Meeting
Mrs R L Stovall hosted the Friendly Garden club for its March gathering at her Route Three home. President E S Wilson Sr led a brief devotional, 10 members attended, and C R Carr presented a paper on Magnolia Gardens. W L Kivett won first prize with J W Kettle second. flowers and gifts were exchanged. Next meeting set for Mrs John Mebane’s home in Melbourne Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stovall
Friendly Garden Club
Route Three
E. S. Wilson
C. R. Carr
Magnolia Gardens
W. L. Kivett
J. W. Kettle
John Mebane
Melbourne Heights
Business Women to Present Marionette Shows on Friday
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club presents two Marionette shows in the senior high school auditorium. A matinee at 3 15 pm targets children with a marionette circus, while an 8 pm evening performance features a continental variety show and movie star appearances. Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer set in 1850 anchors the program which boasts over a hundred puppets. Proceeds fund the club’s charitable projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Mies Frances Mendenhall
Mark ‘Twain
Huck Finn
Tom Sawyer
United States
Business and Professional Women's Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Club
Rebekahs
COATS
Moffitt’s
North Main
J.L. Iveigh
Miss Richardson
Kit Kat Klub
Nat Walker
Hart Drug Store
C. G. Mackintosh
John G. Rogers
Rogers
Luther Parker
Mesdames W. T. Tice
J. H. McCall
F. E. Moses
Fred Whitescarver
Marvin L. Slate
W. W. Dickerson
C. J. Cummins
Herbert Dunkleberger
L. H. Cherry, Jr
Glenn G. Perry
Lloyd Flythe
H. M. Bryant
W. L. Walton
T. V. Long
K. C. Parker
N. W. Bales
H. L. Mitchell
Fletcher Welch
Joe H. Smith
J. N. Bready
J. E. Prettyman
Walter F. Woolard
Mrs
Mrs. Barr
J. R. MecCain
Park Street
James W. Farr
State College
R. T. Setzer
Burrie Memorial Hospital
Moose
Busy Needles Club
Miss Wilson
Betty Wragge
Supreme Court
Mrs. Stovall
F Richardsons
Richardson
Kate Greenway
Lucette
Actin Cna
Kles
Sport Oxfords
Lucy Eshelman
Monthey Avenue
South Main
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