W C C T U Met At Home For Constitutional Talk
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at 3 o clock at Colo Drive home hosted by Mrs Banner Das and Mrs Claude Smith. Mrs Henry White gave an opening prayer and Mrs C Whitaker led a devotional. C R Hill of High Point spoke on The Power Responsibility of the Citizen. He noted opinions of twenty leading statesmen on constitutional rights including vote freedom of speech press and assembly. The next meeting is set for April seventeenth with Mrs Crowder hosting and T Wingate An to discuss The Motion Relations to the Liquor Ness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Matthews
Colo Drive
Banner Das
Claude Smith
Henry White
C. Whitaker
C. R. Hill
High Pointe
Crowder
T. Wingate Anwill
W O T Club Meeting Hosts Guests and Programs
The W O T club at Wood Court hosted guests with Hiram Armentrout and Tate Andrews presenting a discussion on the moving picture industry and its impact on youth. Lelia Shore Thomas and Barker provided piano solos and vocal numbers before light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Clark
Rs. R. K. Stewart
Hiram Armentrout
Tate Andrews
Andrews
Lelia Shore Thomas
Barker
Thompiano
Mary Alexander
Social Calendar: Tea Club and Rotary Ladies Night
The Tea and Topics Club meets with Mrs R M Andrews on College Drive. The Rotary Club hosts its annual Ladies Night dinner at Emerywood Country Club with an elaborate program. On Friday the Lotus Club meets with Mrs Homer Barrett on 209 Woodrow Avenue and the Philomathéan Book Club gathers with Mrs H A Millis on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Andrews
College Drive
Rotary Club
Emerywood Country Club
The
Lotus Club
Homer Barrett
Woodrow Avenue
Philomathean Book Club
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
High Point Girls Attend Winston-Salem YWCA Observance
Twenty two members of the High Point Business and Professional Girls Club attended the seventh annual Business Girls Nation-Wide Observance in Winston-Salem. Miss Mary Gwynn led the group with Miss Frances Kelman presiding. Francis Anscombe of Salem College spoke on the theme These Things Shall Be as 95 000 women nationwide gathered for peace, security, and spiritual values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Young Women’s Christian Association of
High Point
Winston-Salem
Mary Gwynn
Frances Kelman
High Point Business Girls
Pauline Woolschlag
National Council
Rachel Wolff
R. A. Moore
Francis Anscombe
Salem College
Emerywood Club Keeps Weekday Social Card Series
Emerywood Country Club pressed on with its weekly Tuesday afternoon card gatherings in the Ladies’ Lounge. Mrs. R. B. Terry topped the score by winning a bonbon dish. twenty-some members attended and a third party is planned for next Tuesday at 3. Invitations go out this week for a tea dance on Easter week with Jelly Leftwich’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
C. T. Ingram
R. B. Terry
Mesdames J. W. Lindsay
R. A. McPheeters
C. W. Perry
C. T
R. L. Trout
Jelly Leftwich
Miss Snell Hosts Fortnightly Bridge Club Event
Thomasville notes a Monday evening at Miss Male Snell’s Myers street home with two bridge tables, spring blooms, and prizes for high and low scorers. Social rounds include visiting with Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Ballou of New Rochelle and Miss Violet Fox. The Ladies' Aid and Woman's Missionary circles meet with programs on Willa Cather and Edgar Guest poems, followed by refreshments and host-led conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mar
Male Snell
Myers Street
H. T. Hethcock
Raymond Phillips
Alma Jennings
Lucy Eason
Marie Jones
A. R. Swaim
Meyer Mendenhall
G. T. Ballou
New Rochelle
N. Y
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
Mrs. Ballou
Florida
Violet Fox
Lela Maud Boyles
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
Archibald Johnson
Charles F. Lambeth
Meade Hite
J. A. Zeigler
E. W. Cates
Johnson
Edgar Guest
Alvah Boyles
Lambeth
Lois Johnson
Willa Cather
Woman's Missionary Society of
Main Street
M. E. Church
Circle One
Carson Cox
Vernon Snider
Circle Two
M. L. Bales
East Guilford Street
Lillian Yow
Max Moore
Yow
Circle Three
James Lambeth
Randolph Street
R. M. Cooksey
Dwight Ware
Circle Four
M. L. Suggs
Eugenia Fife
O. C. Wall
J. B. Holden
Moving Pictures and Youth Editor's Note Address by T Wingate Andrews
Superintendent T Wingate Andrews presses the social duty of youth guidance before the W O T Club urging homes churches and schools to shape young lives He cites films like Quo Vadis Cabiria Ben Hur and The Ten Commandments as influential and warns of the consequences of lax conduct His remarks end with a note that the full piece continues on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wingate Andrews
W. O. T. Club
R. K. Stewart
David Starr Jordan
America
Auxiliary History Talk At Hawthorne Home
Mrs. C. R. Reid and Mrs. J. K. Fleming led an engaging session at Hawthorne Children’s Home with a summary of the Auxiliary’s history followed by light refreshments served by the hostesses.
Miss Powers Hosts Attracti ve Party
Miss Kate Powers entertained friends with a lively party Saturday evening at 210 West Willis Street. Games provided entertainment and refreshments were served to about thirty guests. Master Charlie Meredith, son of Mr. and Mrs Burns Meredith, is ill with measles at 1012 Park Street. Jack Billings Crutchfield returned to the University of North Carolina after spending the weekend with his parents on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mildred
Juanita
Wanda Ling
Edna Davis
Edith
Ruby Smith
Virginia Stanton
Eugene Ling
Ling
Louise Cross
James Armstrong
Greensboro
Eloise Welch
R. L. Welch
West Main Street
Fitzhugh Lee Smith
Louise Tate
Columbia
8. C
Worth Harris
Charlotte
Raymond Phillips
Phillips
Rose Owen
Winston-Salem
Paul Green
Kate Powers
West Willis Street
Agea
Charlies Meredith
Mrs. Burns Meredith
Park Street
Jack Billings- Crutchfield
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
J. H. Crutchfield
North Main Street
High Point Methodist Union Meets at Wesley Memorial
The regular monthly meeting of the High Point Methodist Young People's Union is set for March 22 at Wesley Memorial Church Sinc. The Trinity Young People’s Department will lead the worship before the business session, followed by a special entertainment program led by a well regarded but unnamed guest. The union reports two new chapters and anticipates a large audience Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Methodist Young People’s Union
Wesley Memorial Church
Sinc
Trinity Young People’s Department
Lottie Holden Bible Class Meets Thursday in Oakwood Court
The Lottie Holden Bible class plans a Thursday 3 PM meeting at Mrs. A. L. Cecil’s Oakwood Court home. Mary Jones Bible Study class gathers tomorrow at 8 PM with Mrs. Stamie Houser, 1702 East Commerce Street, to study Saint John chapter ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Mary Jones
Stamie Houser
East Commerce Street
Saint John
Irvin Ingram Jr Birth Announcement
Mrs and Mrs Irvin Ingram of 1214 Cedron Avenue announce the birth of a son Irvin Jr born Tuesday March 26 at Burrus Memorial Hospital WA Also Mr and Mrs H J Grimes announce birth of son Hubert Jackson Jr on March 13 at 914 Smith Street Grimes is former-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin 8. Ingram, JR
Mes
Irvin 8. Ingram
Cedron Avenue
Irvin 8
Burrus Memorial Hospital
UNC student Wendell Dunbar on spring vacation at home
Wendell Dunbar sophomore at the University of North Carolina spends his spring break at his home on East Farrise Avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles T Hamilton of 303 Lindsay street were visitors in St Petersburg. Mrs C M Hauser and Mrs Margaret Hauser have returned from a two week motor trip to Florida visiting Jacksonville Madison and relaxing at the Flamingo Hotel in Miami Beach. Madeline Hoover resumes work with the Enterprise after a week of illness. Milly Morton eleven year old daughter of Amy Morton is a patient at Gail General hospital after an appendicitis operation with satisfactory condition reported. Mrs Cheeter Ensign and Mr Jack Dillon left for Statesville to luncheon with Mrs Young Shackelford and will be joined home this evening by Mr and Mrs W D Dillon for two weeks visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Margaret Spencer
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Sarah Burton Clegg
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
South Main Street
I. W. A. Hall
Alice
J. R. Boone
Fielding Kearns
Woman's Auxiliary
Wendell Dunbar
Chapel Hill
East Farrise Avenue
C. M. Hauser
Margaret Hauser
Florida
Jacksonville
Madison
Mial Beach
Milly Morton
Amy Morton
Scott St
Gail General Hospital
Cheeter Ensign
Jack Dillon
Statesville
Young Shackelford
W. D. Dillon
Ensign
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Miss. Madeline Hoover
Hill
Cc. T. U. Meeting
Ts. Clark
Ton-Boles
Miss Boles
Clyde Burton
Snow Street
Cou E
Alice Boles
Emma Burton
Imasville
Lacy
Seyler
High Point Business
Josephine Williams
High Point College
Robert Williams
Lucy Ross
Asheboro
Rebecca Kearns
Lamberton
Ira Johnson
Ross Davis
Frank and
Molly Lambeth
Mount Gilead
Mrs. Lambeth
J. A. McAuley
Gertrude Creakman
Walnut Cove
Cynthia Fife
Mrs. Mary Hogan
Mrs. Lee Rice
Fisher Ferry Street
Mrs
D. L. Maynard
Elizabeth Earnhardt
Irwin Earnhardt
Beulah File
Winston- Salem
Mrs. W. H. File
Carmall Street
Sally Lee Nixon
Louise Wetmore
Lincolnton
Agnes Herndon
Pere’s Knob
J.S. Jennings
Mrs. Martine Barker
Billy
First Presbyterian Church
0. R. Hodgin
J. K. Fleming
Christian Social Relations
J. P. Dewey
Assembly
George Finch
David Long, Jr
R. D. Bevan
Ford Myers
CC. H. Newby
J. W
Moving Pictures
Miss Powers
Methodist
Wesley Memorial
Charles T. Hameilton
Lindsay Street
St. Petersburg
Madeline Hoover
Grethel Owen
Tomorr
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