Misses Vetterlein Feted At Small Dance At Emerywood
Welch Harriss hosted a small dance at Emerywood Country Club to honor Misses Teresa and Betty Vetterlein of Richmond with guests including Robert Haas of New York. Attendees wore elegant gowns and corsages while John Peddicord and his Winston-Salem orchestra played, and the rooms featured palms, gladioli, azaleas, and other greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Vetterlein
Mr. Harriss
Welch Harriss
Emerywood Country Club
Teresa
Betty Vetterlein
Richmond
Elizabeth Harriss Covington
Robert Haas
New York City
Harriss
Teresa Vetterlein
Charles Lee Amos
Mabel Davis
Terial
Miss Theresa
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Covington
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Miss Hedrick Bride Elect Honored At Bridge Tea
Miss Bessie Hedrick was feted at a bridge and tea hosted by Mrs. P. D. Haynes and family on Chestnut Street. Five tables played contract bridge in spring decor with yellow and green motifs. Awards went to Mrs. Chester Arnold high score and Mrs. Winfred Hinkle second. travel prize to Miss Sue Stanfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedrick
Bridge
Charles Alson Kearns
Thomasville
Otis Eugene Sain
Greensboro
P. D. Haynes
Chestnut Street
Bessie Hedrick
Contract Bridge
Chester Arnold
Winfred Hinkle
Sue Stanfield
Silk suits borrow mannish tailoring in spring styles
Silk suits shown this spring borrow from classic wool tailoring giving menswear inspired lines. The outfits appear dressy with structured shoulders and refined cuts.
Summer womenswear in twill and silk inspired suits
Fashion notes describe summer garments in twill and silk versions for men and women, including soft tailored suits, feminine peplums, collarless necklines with embroidery, and short sleeves. Looks feature lingerie blouses, printed yokes, and lace or net details, in black navy or warm beige gray with bold white or dark accessories. Some designs show fox trimming and shawl collars.
Accessories For Easter Fashion Features Glamorous Jewelry
Accessories for Easter showcase elegance with a flower toque paired with a pale rose crepe blouse and transparent jewelry. A bracelet of crystal plaques in rhinestones links to square crystal pieces and simulated rubies. Brooches echo the design for coordinated styling.
Tea Event Describes Hedrick Family Wedding Tea
An ecru lace cloth center with a crystal bowl of yellow flowers and crystal candlesticks set a yellow and green theme at a tea hosted by Mrs. E. R. Hedrick mother of the honoree. Attendees included Miss Hedrick, Virginia Seward, Sue Stanfield, Malloye Stanfield, Agnes Ingram, Lucille Hayworth, Katie Lomax, and Mesdames Ridge, Redmond, Barfield, James, Hendrix, Andrews, plus Mrs. Sadler Gift and Arnold from Greensboro. Betty Joe Hedrick, sister of the bride, attended for tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecru
E. R. Hedrick
Miss Hedrick
Virginia Seward
Sue Stanfield
Malloye Stanfield
Agnes Ingram
Lucille Hayworth
Katie Lomax
Mesdames
Wall Fetes Daughter On 12th Birthday
Mrs. S. B. Wall honored her daughter Mary Elizabeth on her tenth birthday with yellow and white decor. Aunts Mrs. R. H. Hardy and Mrs. F. R. Hederick organized games and awards went to Nancy White Betty Lee and Easter Marie Free. Guests included numerous friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Wall
Mary Elizabeth
R. H. Hardy
F. R. Hederick
Nancy White
Betty Lee
Easter Marie Free
Betty Lou Nance
Dorothy Woodell
Peggy Ann
Nancy Kee Hardy
Betty
Doris Peacock
Betty Joe Hederick
Mary
Betty Wade
Jackie
Ruby Gregory
Betty Joe Williams
Martha Ann Harbinson
Lamarie McArthur
Winfred Bulla
Loretta Hederick
Marilyn Collins
High School Music Contest At Woman's College In April
Judges for the 18th annual state high school music contest to be held at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina April 21 22 and 28 have been announced. Dr Hollis Dann will judge the choral work, Ernest S Williams the band contests, Alexander Sklarevski the piano contests. Associate judges include George C Wilson and Luther Richman with Wilson handling orchestral and string events and Richman the choral division. Grounded in Greensboro March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Wade R. Brown
Cntest
Hollis Dann
New York University
Woman's College
Columbia
D. C
Southern Conference For Music Education
Ernest 8. Williams
Ernest
Luther Richman
Virginia
8. C
Wilson
Richman
North Carolina Clubwomen Host State Meeting in Charlotte
The 35th North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs convention will be held in Charlotte April 7 8 and 9 with the Charlotte Woman's Club as host. Governor Clyde R Hoey will deliver the keynote Education for Living. Noted speakers include L B Nichols FBI and Robert M Wettach UNC. The program features a living exhibit on Education for Living and new institutes replacing parliamentary law talks. A combined dinner for officers and chairmen, press and publicity talks, and a symphony concert are planned along with teas exhibits and a closing banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina Federation of Women's Ae
Charlotte Woman's Club
Charlotte Hotel
George E. Marshal
Mount Airy
Presidnt
North Carolina Federation
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
L. B. Nichols
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Robert M. Wettach
University of North Carolina
Education For Living
Hampton Fleming
Richmond
Virginia
Karl Bishopric
Spray
State Press
J. H. Highsmith
Raleigh
General Federation
Beatrice Cobb
Morganton
Morganton News-Herald
Hazel Mizelle
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Hostess Club of
J. A. Gardner
J. D. McCall
State Federation
Mra. A. B. Justice
Miss Carriker Hosts Birthday Party on Saint Patrick's Day
Kathryn Carriker of Richardson Street celebrated her birthday with a Saint Patrick's Day party on Thursday. The green and white motif appeared in favors, decorations, and refreshments enjoyed by guests Misses Margaret Tull Jeannette Short Mary Hilliard Carraway Louise Short and Messrs Jack Hutchens David McKinnon Marshall Short Bruce Steed and Pete Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Carricker
Richardson Street
Margaret Tull
Jeannette Short
Mary Hilliard Carraway
Louise Short
Jack Hutchens
David McKinnon
Marshall Short
Bruce Steed
Trinity
Pete Peterson
Greensro
Lotus Club Guests Of Mrs. Robertson At Regular Meeting
Members of the Lotus club were entertained at a Friday evening meeting hosted by Mrs. A W Robertson at her North Main street home. Early spring flowers decorated the rooms while bridge provided entertainment and prizes plus refreshments for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
Robertson
A. W. Robertson
North Main Street
Bridge
Jack Taylor
A. EB. Frazier
Ward Street Class Hosts Tea for Recent Bride
Members of the Gleaners class of Ward Street M. E. church held an informal tea at the home of Mrs. Bryce Reid in honor of Mrs. Glenn Doby the former Miss Freda Smith of Denton who was recently married Seventeen guests attended the event with Misses Grace Kirkman Imogene Hicke and Henrietta Caudell assisting with arrangements and entertainment. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER AT TRINITY Alma Marlene Hill born March 2 to Mr and Mrs John Hill of Trinity Route 1. Mrs Hill was formerly Miss Ella Church of this city. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Sibyl Mac Ledbetter born at 504 West Green Street to Mr and Mrs J F Ledbetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Ward Street
M. E. Church
Bryce Reid
English Street
Glenn Doby
Freda Smith
Denton
Reid
Henrietta Caudell
Carrie Doby
Glad Stone
Annie Clodfelter
Madge Anthony
Grace Kirkman
Imogene Hicke
Trinity
John Hill
Route 1
Alma Marlene
Hill
Ella Church
J. F. Ledbetter
West Green Street
Sibyl Mac
Social notes tell of houseguests and visits across several towns
Miss Hess Weaver hosts Carolyn Kramer of Elizabeth City while Robert Haas visits Welch Harriss. Richmond visitors Betty and Teresa Wetterlein stay with Mrs. Elizabeth Harriss Covington at Hillbrook. Lucy Thayer from Asheboro visits Marguerite Ingram and both attended the Beta club meeting in Winston-Salem. Others travel to Graham, Charlotte, Chapel Hill, Lexington and Greensboro for visits, holidays, and educational events, with health updates on Berlin Webb and Mozelle Huffman and notes on local school leaders attending Progressive Education meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Teresa Wetterlein
Richmond
Elizabeth Harriss Covington
Lucy Neal Thayer
Asheboro
Marguerite Ingram
Trinity
Miss Thayer
Miss Ingram
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Winston- Calem
Cornelia Carter
D. H. Hill School
Charlotte
Greensboro
R. B. Ranson
Colonial Drive
R. F. J. Johnson
Ivey Paylor
J. C. Moore
Dan R. Schroder
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Gurley Thornburgh Marriage Announced
Mr and Mrs EB F Gurley announce the marriage of their granddaughter Pauline Gurley to Lee Roy Thornburgh of Bessemer City on March 13 in Danville Virginia. The ceremony was at Rev M T Seneces home with Mr and Mrs R L Bruton Miss Pearl Gurley and Merman Swan present. They will reside at 319 Reed Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. F. Gurley
Pauline Gurley
Lee Roy Thornburgh
Bessemer City
Danville
M. T. Senece
R. L. Bruton
Pearl Gurley
Merman Swan
Reed Street
Twentieth Century Study Club Meets at Mrs McCallum’s Home
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet with Mrs. Lamar McCallum at 609 Parkway on Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. This is the regular meeting of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
Laura Wesson UDC Meeting Set for Monday
The Laura Wesson chapter of the UDC will hold a meeting Monday at 3:30 PM at the home of Mrs. L. H. Cherry Jr. located at 1110 Forest Hill Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
U. D. CG
L. H. Cherry, Jr
Forrest Hill Drive
Greensboro Altrusa Fetes International Head At Banquet
Six clubs in the Second Altrusa District attended a Greensboro banquet at the King Cotton hotel to honor Mrs Chase Going Woodhouse international president of Altrusa Clubs who spent the weekend in Greensboro. Mrs Woodhouse formerly belonged to the Greensboro club and spoke on Mexico where the international convention will be held in June. The gathering introduced district governor Miss Mary Altizer and retiring governor Miss Anne MacCrae among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Chase Going Woodhouse
Connecticut
Altrusa Clubs
Woodhouse
Greensboro Club
Ruth Y. Schiffman
Hostess Club
Lochie Stover
Schiffman
Mexico
High Point
Lois Welborn
Nelle Ansley
Madeline Hoover
Mesdames Habel Hargett
Marie Caddell
Bovis Blake
Durham-Chapel Hill
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Roanoke
Local Children Win In Northwestern District Music Contest
High Point juniors from the Junior Music Study club won five of eight first places at the Northwestern District Music contest held in Winston-Salem. Shirley Silver topped the D class piano, A C Lovelace Jr. won EB class duo and Advance B piano solos, while Bobby Gayle led the boys soprano group and Mark Lovelace led bass. Winners advance to the state contest in spring. Professors and chaperones included Mrs. Sid ney Gayle and Mrs. Louis Voorhees along with Mrs. William Ellis and Mrs. Sloane Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Adren
Sidney Gayle
Shirley Silver
Mark
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
A. C. Lovelace
Bobby Gayle
Mark Lovelace
High Point
Winston-Salem
Reynold’s
Louis Voorhees
William Ellis
Sloane Gibson
Twin City Music Club to Present Monday at Emerywood
The Musical Art club of this city will meet at Emerywood Country club Monday at 8 oclock. Chairman Mrs H D Sears plans a program by the Twin City Music club of Winston Salem featuring three solos a two piano number and a chorus expected to delight music lovers. Members show strong interest in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
H. D. Sears
Twin City Music Club
Winston-Salem
Attend Meeting to Enjoy Planned Program
Residents are urged to attend the upcoming meeting to enjoy the program that has been planned. The event promises activities and guest speakers aimed at community engagement.
Miss Anne Albright Visits City for Weekend Welcome
Miss Anne Albright arrives for a weekend visit with Mrs. E M Shipman at her Parkway home. Albright, former dean of girls at Hish Point High School, now serves as dean of women at Western Carolina Teachers college Cullowhee. Several social courtesies are planned in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Albright
Hish Point High School
E. M. Shipman
Parkway
Miss Albright
Western Caroline Teachers’ College
Cullowhee
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Horace
Ilderton
Incorporated
Commerce
Willowbrook
Grunow
Pratte Et Rey
Meadows
Curtis
Flowers
Dalton Florist
N. Main St
Monthieu Ave
Eugene
Frederic Vita
Tonie
Beauty Nook
Donese Franklin
Mauveleen Holbrook
Woman’s College
J. W. Bunn
Miss Carriker
Jane Hess Weaver
Archdale
Carolyn Kramer
Elizabeth City
Lucille Johnston
Graham
J. W. Hardin
Harriss H. Jarrell
Law School
Harvard University
Ben Elam
State College
A. B. Elam
Montheu Avenue
H. B. Riddell
Grace Koontz
Charles R. Hook
Chapel Hill
B. Cooley
Nannie Byrum
J. N. McCrary
Lexington
Berlin
Webb
Thomasville Road
Dr. Lackey
Mozelle Huffman
East Russell Street
Frank Dalton
Baxter Freeze
Harris Covington
Woodbury Forest School
Earl A. Byrum
West
Lexington Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wesley Long Hospital
G. C. Mallory
Harry White
H. P. Williams
Ann Boles
Gypsy” Smith
Gurley
Thornburgh
Altrusa Club
Twin City
Redingotes
New York
Friedman
Fat
Shiom
Beri
Main ST
Vitel Too
Carolina Theatre
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