Bidu Sayao to Sing in Final High Point Concert April 4
Brazilian soprano Bidu Sayao to perform as the fourth and final recital in the High Point Cooperative Concert Association series on Monday April 4. Time magazine hailed her as a premiere Metropolitan recruit, noting her rise from Rio to major stages. Born in Brazil she studied at home then abroad and built a versatile repertoire including Lakme Romeo and Juliet and Traviata with acclaimed concert and operatic appearances. Mrs C F Tomlinson president announced the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidu Sayao
Monay
High Point Cooperative
Biduayao
Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra
Igch
Brazil
2Prano
Nice
Ean de Reszke
Rio Deaneiro
Rosina
Don Gioanni
Sonnambula
Metropolitan
Concert Admission For Unaffiliated Members April 4
The article invites all unaffiliated individuals who plan to join by April 4 to attend the final concert featuring a celebrated artist as guests of the association. Prospective members should contact Mrs. R. T. Amos to obtain membership cards before April 4, with the next year's membership drive scheduled for the week of April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Amos
Bcards
Mrs. Alex Bohn Elected President at State Teachers Meet
Former Raleigh resident Mrs. Alex Bohn of Charlotte elected president of the Association of Childhood Education at the cent state teachers meeting in Raleigh. The group includes units in Charlotte Durham Greensboro Raleigh Asheville Greenville and Goldsboro. Kilpatrick and Gans spoke at the Raleigh luncheon. Bohn will serve as a delegate to the national convention in Cincinnati in April. Son born to Mr and Mrs L A Welches in Winston Salem at Baptist Memorial Hospital Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Bohn
Charlotte
Ate
Associaon of
Cent State
Aleigh
Kohn
Clara Grissom
C. F. Grissom
North Carolina
Durham
Greensboro
Raleigh
Asheville
Greenville
Goldsboro
William Head Kilpatrick
Roma Gans
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Association
Cincinnati
L. A. Welches
L. A. Welch
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Griggs Singleton Vows Solemnized In Charlotte
Miss Leatha Griggs and Hugh Judson Singleton wed at First Methodist Protestant church in Charlotte. Officiant Dr. C. C. Weaver presided with Eugene Craft on organ. Bride from Chesterfield South Carolina and now of Charlotte. groom son of Atlanta pair. They plan a wedding trip to eastern Tennessee and will reside at 1742 Amherst Place Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant
Charlotte
Leatha Griggs
Hugh Judson Singleton
Atlanta
C. C. Weaver
Eugene Craft
Mr. Craft
DeHardelot
Stults
Bond
Vance Fuller
Paul Alexander
Singleton
W. T. Griggs
Chesterfield
S. C
Mr. Griggs
Continental College of Cosmetology
High Point
W. D. Sale
Sheraton
Myers Park
Swing Club
Jolly Club
Franklin Pierce Singleton
Atlanta, Ga
Technological High School
Georgia School of Technology
Colgate-Palmolive- Peet
Tennessee
Amherst Place
Music Club Meeting With Margie Wagner
Pupils of Mise Hazel Lenier met Saturday afternoon at Margie Wagner home with Virginia Buser Edna Earle Ferree Manis Peace Betsy Ruth Bolling Wynanda Buser Mary Edith Ferree Mrs H B Monroe Effie Irene Moore on program. Musical games and contests followed then a social hour with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs L A Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hazel Lenier
Margie Wagner
Virginia Buser
Edna Earle Ferree
Manis Peace
Betsy Ruth Bolling
Wynanda Buser
Mary Edith Ferree
H. B. Monroe
Effie Irene Moore
L. A. Wagner
Roberta Paris
Minerva Wagner
Rebekah Conrad
Elaine Welborn
Ruth Daves
Betty Joe Harris
Louella Sloope
Katherine Daves
Hazel Lanier
Miss Kalte Hosts Birthday Party For Dorothy Forward
Miss Esth er Kalte entertained Dorothy Forward with a surprise party at the Hob-Nob club house on Prospect road. Jimmie Loving acted as toastmaster as guests danced and enjoyed refreshments late into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Forward
Esther Kalte
Prospect Road
Jimmie Loving
Vows Miss Kimball And Mr. Lockhart Revealed
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Evelyn Mae Kimball and A. B. Lockhart, both of this city, with the ceremony held Saturday February 26 in Greensboro, N C. Mrs. Lockhart is the daughter of Mrs. Della Mae Kimball. the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. B A Lockhart of High Point. They reside at 211 Tomlinson Street.
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Evelyn Mae Kimball
A. B. Lockhart
Greensboro
N. C
Lockhart
Della Mae Kimball
B. A. Lockhart
High Point
Tomlinson Street
Color in Spring Accessories Dominates Fashion
Tavely leathers offers a vibrant color range for Spring bags gloves and neckwear with blues purples pinks yellows and neutrals. Reptile leathers appear in tans greys and beiges with matching bags and shoes. Novelty bags bandana styles vanity bags and flower pastels brighten ensembles as trims zippers and stitching update gloves and attire.
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Reptile
Younger Social Set Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Mrs Roger Edwards
Mrs C C Edwards and Mrs A H Whitley hosted a bridge luncheon at Emerywood Country Club Friday morning honoring Mrs Roger Edwards the recent Raleigh bride now living in High Point Rowella Apartments Sixty to eighty guests from the younger social circle attended twenty bridge tables with gardenia corsages a silhouettes gift and prizes for top scorers A two course luncheon followed at one o clock among attendees were Mrs William Benjamin Drake and Mrs Susie West of Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Edwards
C. C. Edwards
A. H. Whitley
Emerywood Country Club
Edwards
High Point
Rowella Apartments
Julia Drake
Raleigh
William Benjamin Drake
Susie West
Social Calendar Week of Events at Local Clubs and Society
The schedule lists meetings and activities from Monday through Saturday at the Sheraton Emerywood and various clubs. Highlights include Omega chapter dinner and lecture with Dr. Lindley, Musical Art Club program on Martha, Altrusa visit by Miss Altizer, Jewish Women council event, and Emerywood Country Club March dance with Bernard Fowler and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Bernard Fowler
Art in the Home Program Delights Canterbury Club
Mrs. Louis Voorhees led the Canterbury club in a program on Art in the Home stressing art as a central home feature and broader homemaker boundaries. She read from Gerald Johnson's A Little Night Music and noted that familiar art fosters discretion. Musicians H L Brockmann and W B Hall performed, closing with MacDowell's To a Water Lily. hostess Florham Avenue home hosted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Voorhees
Canterbury Club
Ed Lyon
Florham Avenue
Hoke Bullard
Mesdames H. L. Brockmann
B. T. Harrison
W. D. Sale, Jr
Craven Page
W. F. Ellis
Roy Spearman
Everett Marsh
W. B. Hall
Carson Burns
Capus Wolynick
Owen Reese
Large Attendance at District Rebekahs Meeting Friday
More than 100 attended the fourth district semiannual Rebekah gathering hosted by the Madalen lodge in this city. Miss Beatrice Russell of Winston-Salem presided with Mrs Addie Herndon delivering the welcome and Miss Johnnie Moulden replying from Kannapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalen Rebekah Lodge
Beatrice Russell
Winston-Salem
Addie Herndon
Johnnie Moulden
Ruth Rebekah
Kannapolis
W. C. Beamon
Goldsboro
N. C
Nell Siceloff Hosts Birthday Party at Emerywood Club
Nell Fleming Siceloff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siceloff, celebrated her tenth birthday with a Bay Street school fourth grade party at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs. Harry Alexander directed games and prizes. fifty youngsters attended, with visiting guests Anne Bailey Blank of Reidsville and Betty Lee Cunningham of Gastonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Nell Fleming Shceloff
Robert Shceloff
Bay Street School
Harry Alexander
Anne Bailey Blank
Reidsville
Patricia Hubbard
Betty Lee Cunningham
Gastonia
H. W. McCain
Wayside Garden Club Meeting Set With Guest Speaker
The Wayside Garden club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 10 o clock at Mrs. F H Hallenbeck home on Forest Hill drive. Mrs P W Grandjean is guest speaker and each member may bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
T. J. Underwood
Denny Street
R. K. Young
Priscilla Club
Elwood Hotel
Wayside Garden Club
F. H. Hallenbeck
Forest Hill Drive
P. W. Grandjean
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Griggs-Singleton
Percales
Taffeta
Father George
Miss Kalte
Miss Dorothy Forward
Miss Forward
Melton Rowe
Lee Forward
Wallace Smith
Rae Smith
Ed Wiike
Robert Samuels
Mr. Samuels
Eva Doss
Henry Chappel
Pansy Phillips
Hubert Whaley
Frances Hall
Clarence Coggins
Dorothy Hiatt
Earle Forward
Ditsy Cash
Mr. Robertson
Jackie Suggs
Ashley Rayther
Jimmie Whitehead
Paul Hauser
D. D. Carroll
Miss Kimball
Mr. Lockhart
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
P. E. Lindley
Musical Art Club
Martha
H. D. Sears
Mesdames L. J. Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Junior Service League Book Club
K. B.geddie
Louis Heilig
Altrusa Club
Mary Altizer
Roanoke
G. W. Stroupe
Burbank
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Max Freedman
Woodrow Avenue
Harry Doctor
Social Arts Club
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Rebekahs
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
R. D. Watson
Winston- Salem
Rebekah Odd Fellowship
H. A. Halstead
Mooville
Carrie Simmons
Mooresville
Nell Siceloff
Coats
Edna
W. Washington
Frederick Witron
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