Mrs Frank Murr Hosts Sans Souci Club in Thomasville
Mrs Frank Murr entertained the Sans Souci club and guests at her home in Thomasville with a two table contract afternoon. High scores earned purses for Mrs Charles Clegg and visitor winner Mrs W G Smith. The event included a St Patrick themed salad course and names of attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clegg
Walter Newby
O. R. Hodgin
Harry Lee Lambeth
Fred Gray
W. G. Smith
Walter Rapp
Tom Lambeth, Jr
Oxford visitor William Webb stays with Mrs Webb
William Webb of Oxford is visiting here for a few days with Mrs. Webb at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Johnson
William Webb
Oxford
Mrs. Webb
Mrs
Debut Dance by T-Villion Club at High Point Sheraton
The T-Villion club held its first dance Friday night March 17 at the Sheraton hotel ballroom in High Point. The venue was filled and decorated with colored lights while Charlie Burton and his Band of Rhythm played for dancers. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Boyles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-Villion Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Charlie Burton
Band of Rhythm
Alvah Boyles
Chas. Clege
O. R. Hodgin
Paul Hassier
E. J. Everhart
Embalmer Robert Green Returns From Nashville Course
Robert Green arrives back from Nashville where he completed a six month course at Gupton Jones School of Embalming. He joins his father at J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Green
Nashville
Tenn
Gupton-Jones
Mr. Green
J. C. Green and Sons
American on Auxiliary Reports Meeting at Forsyth Street
The American on Auxiliary met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Clarence Tomlinson’s Forsyth Street home. Associate hostess was Mrs. A. R. Swaim. The main business was naming Mrs. Paul Green and Mrs. Sam Welborn to the building committee for the Legion Mutual project. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American On Auxiliary
Clarence Tomlinson
Forsyth Street
A. R. Swaim
Tomlinson
Paul Green
Sam Welborn
Legion Mut
Wesley Philathea
Main Street
D. W. Maddox
G. H. Yow
Coy Harrison
Maddox
Willie May
Mia
B. J. Poe
Schubert
Hasel Lassiter
Dorothy Bumgardner
Dolan Ward
Beecher Ward
Maxine Hall
Joseph Ay
McCollam
Green Street
Fay McCollum
Boulevard
Mable Bullard
Argie Wood
Greg O'Neal
Richard Pruitt
McCollum
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Reid Marsh
Colonial Drive
Thag West
Lewis Teague
Roy Spearman
G. Fon Marshall
Genevieve Moore
Saint Patrick
Mrs Alfred Sims Visiting Pelzer Relative
Mrs Alfred Sims of Pelzer South Carolina is spending a few days here with her mother Mrs M B Stone on Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sims
Pelzer, Ss. C
M. 8. Stone
Lexington Avenue
Mrs Calvert Visits Sister Mrs Alexander Here
Mrs Frank Calvert of Greensboro has been the guest of her sister Mrs F Ts Alexander at her home here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Calvert
Greensboro
F. Ts. Alexander
Entertain Club Guests and Nursing Association Delegates
Miss Betsy Perry Yow of High Point visits her grandmother Mrs G H Yow on East Main street. Eva M White and Imogene Strickland spend the week end in Spencer with friends Lucy Bason Alma Jennings Grace Preddy Bila Dorsett Eisie Farrington Mrs Delk Mendenhall and Misses Brown and Phillips from this city were Thursday in Raleigh as representatives of the State Nurses association regarding the nurses bill in the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Perry Yow
High Point
G. H. Yow
East Main Street
Eva M. White
Imogene Strickland
Spencer
Lucy Bason
Alma Jennings
Grace Preddy
Bila Dorsett
Eisie Farrington
Royster M. Tucker Undergoes Operation
Royster M Tucker is progressing satisfactorily after an operation Thursday night at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Mitchell Jr announces the birth of a daughter, Margaret Elizabeth, on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Byrum
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. H. White
Brentley Circle
the Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Royster M. Tucker
Mitchell
Herbert L. Mitchel, Jr
Margaret Elizabeth
Betty Ann May Celebrates Third Birthday With Party
Betty Ann May daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn May marked her third birthday with a party at home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. May and Miss Katherine Hepler led games for the children, then a dining room refreshments service featured a white cake with green candles and a Saint Patrick theme. Guests included Hope Hepler Hannah Hepler Avis Russell Marian Hannah Hampton Vestal Martha Barclay Tommy Charles Richard Johnson Mary Elizabeth May Annie Ross Murphy Nancy Farrington Marcia Stillwell C B Tysinger and Lina Jane Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann May
Glenn May
Hope
Hannah Hepler
Avis Russell
Marian Hannah
Hampton Vestal
Martha Jane Barclay
Tommy
Charles Richard Johnson
Mary
Elizabeth May
Annie Ross Murphy
Nancy Farrington
Marcia Stillwell
C. B. Tysinger
Lina Jane Davis
High Point
Winston Salem Gardens to Be Open for Tour
The Inter-Club Council of Garden clubs sponsors a garden tour in Winston-Salem on Wednesday afternoon March 22. Mrs. Owen Moon’s Kent Road gardens, famed for jonquils and daffodils, and Reynolda estate with cherry trees, will be open to the public. Tours continue for 3 to 4 weeks with new gardens weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Club Council of Garden Clubs
Winston- Salem
Owen Moon
Kent Road
Reynolda
Training Schools by Baptists Planned at Local Church
The First Baptist church will host two training schools this spring. The B Y P U Training school runs March 20 to 24 with three texts led by Dr A B Conrad Miss Fannie Croker and Mrs Co D Goldsmith. The Sunday School Training course runs April 3 to 7 with six classes led by Mary Washburn L B Andrews Gladys Ellington A B Conrad H Jones and Mrs W C Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
Fannie Croker
Co. D. Goldsmith
Mary Washburn
L. B. Andrews
Gladys Ellington
H. Jones
W. C. Garner
Community Ties Plan Coordinators Named
North Main street and Shelton address listings show Mrs. Ss. D. Shelton chairing with Mrs. Shelton at 1804 Shelton street No. 7. Mrs. J. Allred chairs with ueida Davis at Parkway. Miss Mary assistant hostess and Mrs. R. H. Gunn with Mrs. F. R. Allman at 801 Montilen avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Ss. D. Shelton
Mrs. Shelton
Shelton Street
J. Allred
Ueida Davis
Parkway
Marysistant
R. H. Gunn
F. R. Allman
Montilen Avenue
Four Cars Recovered By Police In Past Week
Four stolen automobiles were recovered here in the past week, according to Chief W. G. Friddle. A Chevrolet coach stolen from Y. Coley in Greensboro was found abandoned and returned to its owner. A Buick sedan stolen from W. H. Milloway near Greensboro was recovered, along with a Ford coupe owned by Roy Belo of Randolph County and a Ford sedan recovered for J. M. Bundy of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddle
Y. Coley
Steele
W. H. Milloway
Greensboro
Roy Belo
Randolph County
J. M. Bundy
Community Exchange Schedule Set for Week
Management of the Community Exchange has announced the coming week's program. Ladies from Emmanuel Lutheran Church will oversee the first half of the week while St Marys Episcopal Church women will run the latter half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmmanuel Netheran Church
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Mrs Crooks Hosts Lotus Club Meet At Home
Mrs M F Crooks hosted the Lotus Club at 520 North Hamilton Street on Friday with four bridge tables and games including ana grams hearts and jig-saw puzzles. Prizes themed to Saint Patrick’s Day were awarded to Mrs A L Stevenson Mrs W L Hargett Miss Margaret Hedrick and Miss Thelma Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Crooks
North
Hamilton Street
Lotus Club
A. L. Stevenson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Murr
Thomasville
Sans Souci Club
Susanne Adams
Ora Boggs
Highland Avenue
Shirley Harris
Peggy Mendenhall
Nell Swaim
Elizabeth Ann Holland
J. C. Green
Garden Club
Walter Campbell
Beeson Hardware
Ford Dry Cleaners
Main St
N. Main St
N. B. Dehart
Hotel Sheraton
Herbert A. Crane
Carolina Coach Company
Noth
Union Bus
Carolina Delux
Union Bus Station
Gram
High Point College
Musical Art Club
New York City
Pennsylvania Hotel
Lucille Reynolds
Stella Purcell
The
Mirror Beauty Parlor
Paerene Efficon
New York
Hotel Clinton
Carolina York
Harold Simpson
Cefitennall Avenue
Rocky Mount, Va
James Easter
Wilbur Cunningham
Gastonia
Mr. Cunningham
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Winston-Salem Gardens
English ST. Society
English Street
M. P. Christian Endeavor Society
Misses Hope
Callie Loflin
Carr Street
Miss Hearne
John Boyd Taylor
Joseph Henry Hearne
Etrulia Frances
Oriental
High Point Garden Club Council
Presbyterian Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Mra
Carter Dalton
Oakdale Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
Oakdale Church
W. H. Patterson
Isaac
Jacob
J. A. Harvey
Bert McGee
Mesdanel Maude Clark
Fannie Jones
HM. A. Farrington
Priscilla Club
Thomas
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
R. K. Young
Turkey
Bon
van Shaw
Granby Street
C. O. Love
Elizabeth Fry
Elisabeth Fry
Central Friends Church
Ite
Henry White
Lindsay Street
M. P
Firet Methodist Protestant Church
Lucy Harper
Mise Nelle Martin
Naomi Yarbrough
L. R. Peacock
W. P. Pickett
C. L. Whitaker
J. C. Welsh
St. Patric
Clarence Schultheras
Calvary M. E. Church
Austin Brothers
Lebanon
B. Society
Christian Endeavor Society of
Labanon M. P
Louise Welch
Jesus
8. W
Eastern Star Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Harriet Godwin
Co. Eb, Harbinson
Mabel Brown
W. I. Dickens
Louise Black
Bernice Tice
Bessie Pope
Nancy Massey
Masonic Hall
Edsta Sparger
Masonic and Eastern Star
Southside
Fidelis
Southside Baptist Church
W. T. Apple
G. W. Peace
William Darrell
Lous
Albright
W. J. Boggs
Betty Blaine
Mangum Avenue
Baptists
Stewart
John A. Young Batate
James W. Young
John A. Young, Jr
Gorrell Street
Greensboro, N. C
Mrs. Crooks
Club Ae Et Mentemes
C. C. Barn Neon de Moses
R. Williamson
Is My 'Wn
L. Hargett
H. Mitchell
R. D. Tillson
W. Shafter
H. Barrett
Edgar Whitener
Margaret Hedrick
Edwin Hedrick
Hugh Baker
Theilma Walters
Dot Smith
Mary Agnes
Sboud Crooks
Mrs. Coltrane
Guilford General
Martha Coltrane
Gnoflford Geneva Hospital
Trinity
Moore’s Book Store
Washington Street
College
Main
Pirot Five
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