Novel Idea to Be Emphasized at Club Dance and Bridge Party
Emerywood Country Club hosts a novel theme dance and a bi weekly afternoon bridge party. Children’s attire is required for the costume event and Bernard Fowler and his orchestra provide music. Hors d oeuvres run from 9 30 to 10 with reservations to club secretary John Abels by Friday noon. Card dances will occur during hors d oeuvres.
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Emerywood Country Club
EB. W. Freeze, Jr
Irman
Bernard Fowler
John C. Abels
Mesdames L. J. Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Spring 1938 fashion shift features youthful dresses and bolero frocks
Fashion pages celebrate a return to youthful silhouettes with pleated skirts and flutter sleeves. Boleros in gay prints top both dark and printed frocks while balloon blouses and bloused sleeves define the new Spring look. Old fashioned trims reappear as delicate laces and embroidery on sheer dresses.
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Mart
Twins Born Here to Mr and Mrs Whitley in Oak Hill Forest
Mr and Mrs D S Whitley of Oak Hill Forest announce the birth of twins a son and a daughter on Saturday March 19 at their home.
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D. S. Whitley
Oak Hill Forest
New Spring Suits Emphasize Casual Drape And Roominess
Roominess with looser coats and popular drape define the season as fashion notes urge comfort and style. Waist lines lower and shoulders broaden with soft lines to a narrow waist, while light fabrics and varied patterns offer casual, versatile tailoring for business and formal wear.
Musical Art Club to Study Opera Martha Monday
The Musical Art club plans its March meeting tomorrow evening at Emerywood Country club. The program centers on the opera Martha with overture by Von Flotow and lyrics by Riese. An local talent orchestra directed by Miss Virginia Frank will perform and soloists include J Gurney Briggs and Mrs John Miller. Mrs Sears will narrate the opera story before the program. Edith Moore Sherrod presides. gathering begins at eight.
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Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Martha
Frederick von Flotow
Wilhelm Frederick Riese
H. D. Sears
Virginia Frank
J. Gurney Briggs
John Miller
Sears
Edith Moore Sherrod
Twentieth Century Study Club Meets at Mrs Risch Home
The Twentieth Century Study club will be entertained by Mrs Charles H Risch at her Hillcrest Drive home Wednesday at 3 o clock, per yesterday’s announcement.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
Charles H. Risch
Hillcrest Drive
Social Arts Club Plans Thursday Meeting Hostess Named
The Social Arts club will hold its regular weekly meeting Thursday at 3 PM. Mrs T R Zimmerman will be hostess at her home 615 West Farriss Avenue.
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Social Arts Club
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Ladylike fashions triumph in coats and ensembles
Fashion notes for 1938 present a Spring shift to ladylike, flattering coats and ensembles. Boxy and slim silhouettes emphasize straight lines, new textures and colors, mesh and open-weave wools, and soft suede-like fabrics. Capes and toss-on coats pair with pastel jigger coats and swing swaggers for a youthful yet refined look.
N C State Employment Service Faces Odd Requests
The North Carolina State Employment Service office handles unusual cases such as a 35 pound family Bible used to verify birthday for benefits, a stenographer traveling 66 miles for tests, a Spanish-American War veteran seeking employment and later pruning trees, and a missionary placement attempt interrupted by a jail delivery of a benefits check.
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The
North Carolina State Employment Service
Ican
Collarless vs Full Swing Silhouettes Highlight Simple Lines
The collection contrasts collarless slim shapes with full swinging forms. Pockets and abundant seams introduce playful variation to otherwise plain lines.
Louis Untermeyer to Speak at Davidson March 22
Noted author and lecturer Louis Untermeyer, praised by Amy Lowell as the most versatile genius in America, will deliver a talk at Davidson Tuesday evening, March 22.
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Davidson
Louis Untermeyer
Amy Lowell
America
England Hosts 4305 Motion Picture Theaters in 1935
England housed 4305 motion picture theaters visited by 957 million people in 1935. The figure highlights the era's booming cinema culture and wide public engagement with film nationwide.
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England
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