Utopian Study Club Explores South American Music Types
Mrs. Mallon led a program for the Utopian Study Club at Hillcrest Drive detailing music types in South America. She divided the talk into three areas—folk and native music, art and popular forms—illustrated by piano, recordings, and a Villa-Lobos example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Study Club
Lawrence Matton
Hillcrest Drive
Herman Smith
Valette J. Harris
Mallon
Villa-Lobos
Chile
Mesdames
Henry Foscue
Marty Alexander
J. H. Walker, Jr
Jewish Women's Debutante Ball Puts On Gala High Point Event
Fourteen debutantes from High Point and nearby cities were formally presented by the High Point Council of Jewish Women at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom. Escorts included Arthur Kaplan, Milton Abelkop, Harold Wagger, and others as the group joined in a cotillion and Grand March with Dick Dinther’s orchestra providing music after a progressive buffet supper at the hosts’ homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Mimi Wagger
Arthur S. Kaplan
Anna Lou Doctor
Milton Abelkop
Durham
Irene Tanner
Jack Kurtz
Salisbury
Natalie Rosen
Harold Wa
Goldsboro
Elaine Brown
Charles Weill
That City
Barbara Jean Edwards
Norman
Silver
Charlotte
Patsy Perry
Bill Nachmeson
Harold Wagger
Dick Dinther
Anna Lou Dottar
Rebecca Goss
Greensboro
Nata
Sorosis Club Postpones Friday Meeting to Wednesday
The Sorosis Club postponed its Friday meeting to the following Wednesday. President Mrs. B S Cummings announced the change today, noting the shift in the club’s schedule will affect members attending next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
B.S. Cummings
Social Calendar Highlights at Emerywood Club Events
Thursday 6 30 to 8 p m The Thursday Night Family Dinner at Emerywood country club requires reservations by Thursday noon Friday 3 p m The Priscilla Club meets with Mrs Owen Reese at 1002 North Main Street 8 p m The Evening bridge party for Emerygood country club members and out-of-town guests features hosts Mr and Mrs C G Mackintosh on the week’s program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Priscilla Club
Owen Reese
North Main Street
Emerygood Country Club
Mr. and
Amys
C. G. Mackintosh
BPWC March Business Meet at Elwood Hotel
The March meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club was chaired by Miss Rachel Moser at the Elwood Hotel. A delegation will attend Greensboro Saturday afternoon for a district director vote, and Miss Myrtle Ellen LaBarr urged joining the cancer control effort. Mrs. Elsie Kropf joined as a new member and Miss Carrie McGirt won the attendance prize, a defense stamp, later given to the club’s book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Rachel Moser
Greensboro
King Cotton Hotel
Myrtle Ellen LaBarr
Women’s Field Army For Cancer Control
High Point Business and
Current Events Feature Program of W. O. T. Club
The W. O. T. Club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. W. C. Idol’s Hillcrest Drive home. The program, directed by Mrs. A. S. Caldwell, showcased current events with all members participating, followed by a round table discussion. Springlike decor and narcissi centered the tea table as guests and members enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
A. S. Caldwell
F.tomlinson
A. S. Parker
W. €. Jones
Home and Garden Club Hears Talk on Flowering Shrubs
The Home and Garden Club met at Mrs. J. P. Hollingsworths home on Rotary Drive with president Mrs. Bruce Conrad in the chair. Mrs. Hollingsworth led a discussion on pruning flowering shrubs and care for optimal bloom. members shared tips and experiences. A display of forced blooms was shown and judged with Hollingsworths arrangement winning a japonica in a green bowl. one new member Mrs. John Bivens was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home“ and Garden Club
J.P. Hollingsworth
Rotary Drive
Bruce Conrad
Hollingsworth
John Bivens
Mesdames Bruce Conyac
J. G. Doggett
Kenneth Geddie
Louis Heilig
J. P. Hollingsworth
Howard Marsh
F.E. Moses
Niven McCain
J. H. McCail
George McLarty
Ralph Slate
John Myers
James Kidd
Sam Colbert
Mrs. William Gordon to Speak at Saint Marys Auxiliary Luncheon
The Woman’s Auxiliary of Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church will host a luncheon Friday March 20 at 11:15 a.m. at 516 Parkway, the home of Mrs. A. G. Douglas. Guest speaker will be Mrs. William Gordon of Leaksville Spray, education secretary for Guilford District. Members of the Women’s Auxiliary of the new Saint Paul’s Church in Thomasville are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
William Gordon
Leaksville-Spray
District of Guilford
New Saint Pawl’ Church
Thomasville
China to Spend 20000 for Daily Necessities at Government Stores
An announcement states China will allocate 20000 to supply daily necessities via government stores at fixed prices. In Clapton England Mrs M Nelson, once a private Ville star, has become a chimney sweep.
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China
M. Nelson
Vate Ville
Clapton
England
Girl Scouts Plan Cookie Sale At Center Theatre Rally
Local Girl Scout leaders met at headquarters on College Street to discuss the annual Cookie Sale. The rally at Center Theatre Saturday at 9 30 a m launches orders from March 21 to 28 with distribution scheduled for April 10 and 11. Proceeds fund a future Little House activity center as part of the Building Trust Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
College Street
Center Theatre
Sam Tobias
Tobias
Girl Scout Council
Police officer addresses Oak Hill PTA on safety
Fred Snider of the city police department spoke to the Oak Hill School PTA last night on traffic safety. He warned that after December 7 the traffic problem has worsened and NC accidents in 1941 rose 35 percent, urging more precautions to protect children. Special music capped the evening.
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Fred Snider
Qak Hil
North Carolina
Beta Sigma Phis Elect New State Banquet Planned
The Beta Sigma Phi chapter met with Mrs. George Elkins on Lindsay Street electing new state officers. President Miss Betty Cummin, vice president Miss Anna Leeison, recording secretary Miss Josephine Gibson, corresponding secretary Mrs. Harry Brown Finch, treasurer Mrs. W. C. Bayles, program chairman Miss Frances Muse. A jewelry program featured Miss Virginia Dix, Miss Ann Chappell, and Miss Gibson discussing gems. Founders Day banquet planned for April. Nine members attended and a sweet course closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
George Elkins
Lindsay Street
Betty Cummin
Anna Lee Ison
Josephine Gibson
Harry Brown Finch
Thomasville
W. C. Bayles
Frances Muse
Virginia Dixon
Ann Chappell
Trinity High to Stage Three Act Comedy Friday Night
Trinity seniors announce a three act comedy drama An Adopted Cinderella by Lillian Mortimer to be performed Friday night at 8 15 in the school auditorium. Directed by Mrs Gurney Peace and Russ Louise Heed the event includes Edmund Burke aged 17 who has joined the British army and ten brothers in service plus a Faure trumpet duet Palm Branches performed by Billy Friddie and Ferrell Deese with Ruth Modlin at piano. Delegates were elected to attend the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Greensboro April 8 10 and attendance honors were awarded to Mrs Kathryn Shipman and Mrs Mayme Flarpers. President Mrs Joe Tolbert presided and CB Evans led the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
Lillian Mortimer
Faure
Billy Friddie
Ferrell Deese
Ruth Modlin
North Carolina
Greensboro
Kathryn Shipman
Mayme Flarpers
Joe Tolbert
CB. Evans
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Winston-Salem
Enterprise
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Rumford Baking Powder
Box A
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Girl Scouts
OAK Hill P.T. A
American Institute of Laundering
Beta Sigma Phis
Trinity
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Guilford Furniture CO
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Washington Sts
Bland Music Store
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