Kernersville clubs host meetings and plans March events
The Kernersville Garden and Literary club met at Mrs. Kenneth Greenfield’s home with a lively program on The Supreme Court Proposal and John Marshall. The Parent Teacher association held its session in the school auditorium with reports, nominations, and plans for the Lions club supper on March 25 and a PTA sponsorship of Banjo On My Knee at Pickfair on March 29 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Kenneth Greenfield
Winston-Salem Journal
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Sam Vance, Jr
Saturday Evening Post
0. L. Joyner
Mesdames
W. C. Stafford
O. L. Joyner
Parent-Teacher Association
W. C. Doggett
Frank Whitaker
Eric Hedgecock
Sallie Matt Marshall
Fred F. Vance
Lions’ Club
P.T. A
Banjo
Pickfair Theater
Jean Cochran
Fashion Notes From A Junior Woman's Club Meeting
The Junior Woman's Club met at the Community House with Mrs Woodrow Caudle Lyndon Huff and Miss Nettie Smith as hosts. Dr Eva F Dodge spoke on Health and Everyday Health Problems followed by a social hour with Russian tea and a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misdames
Woodrow Caudle
Lyndon Huff
Nettie
Zora Smith
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Glendair Crosette
Eva F. Dodge
Winston-Salem
Charla Salsbury exhibits water colors in Miami Beach
Charles Baker Salsbury of Coconut Grove, formerly from High Point North Carolina and New York, opens a two week water color exhibit at the Pan American hotel in Miami Beach. A reception and tea by Mrs. Lathrop Colgate will honor the artist at the Peacock pergola. Salsbury holds a Harvard architecture master and taught fine art there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Salsbury
Ecole Americaine Des Beaux Arts
Fountainbleau
France
Print Lined Capes Debut In Easter Fashion Circles
Print lined capes gain popularity for Easter wear with reversible options and bold contrasts. Paris designers extend the lining to blouses and dresses, while short boxy coats echo ensemble fashion with bright prints matching hats and accessories.
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Paris
Jeweled Orchids For Smart Lapels
Jewelry trends echo Hollywood glamour with jeweled flowers on spring suit lapels. Massive pins and brooches accent dark frocks with center front or neck placements. Lacy patterns, rosebud details, and surrealist influences appear in antique gold and silver settings with emeralds rubies coral or turquoise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gay Flower Prints Worn Under Jackets
Fashion introduces suit-frocks and ensembles with bright flower linings to match gay blouses and jacket tops. Bolero jackets are popular and often reversible for varied looks, with printed or plain blouses and sashes. Bright linings add zest to black or navy costumes and Paris predicts rising popularity as summer nears. for Easter they are worn under spring topcoats in matching colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Two Corsages Are Smarter Than One
A new trend shows double corsages worn at the neckline and waistline to brighten outfits. Violets roses and spring blooms are used on dark frocks and pastel fabrics, aligning with modern adaptations of old fashioned bouquets in smart circles.
Burnished copper hosiery launches in coppery spring hues
A new line of burnt copper colored stockings from hosiery makers targets spring suits. They pair well with black or navy outfits and other dark costumes, adding a smart metallic touch to wardrobe ensembles.
Gay Debs Meet With Miss Corns
The Gay Debs club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Miss Dona Corns’s home, 2202 Hansell Street. Miss Edna Howard presided, secretary Dora Smith read last minutes, and refreshments were served to Edna Howard, Margaret Baird, Helen Henderson, Marguerite Freeman, Dena Corns, Doris Smith, and Willa Valigh Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Smith
Edna Howard
Margaret Baird
Helen Henderson
Marguerite Freeman
Dena Corns
Doris Smith
Willa Valigh Garner
Jewish Groups Plan Winston-Salem Conferences
The North Carolina Association of Jewish Women and the North Carolina Association of Jewish Men announce their sixteenth and seventh annual conferences to be held Sunday and Monday April 11 and 12 at the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem. Rabbi James G. Heller will speak at the Sunday banquet. he is chief rabbi of the Isaac M. Wise Temple in Cincinnati. Also noted is a birthday party for Douglas Pike and the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Caughman on March 19 at Burrus Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
N. A. Edwards
Goldsboro
Winston-Salem
Robert EB. Lee
North Carolina Association of Jewish Men
Arthur Goodman
Charlotte
James G. Heller
Rabbi Heller
Isaac M. Wise
Cincinnati
Ohio
Association
Juanite Lanier
North Main Street
Douglas Pike
Mr. Pike
Shirley Welborn
Ruby Bryant
Marie Setliff
Pauline Farrington
Florence Bryant
Dorothy Long
Helen Cook
Hensia Montsinger
Eunice Briggs
Virginia Cook
Mesers
Belvin Farrington
Robert Montgomery
Randle Goodwin
Robert Lee
Harold Grimes
Jimmie Welborn
Guy Grimes
Olen Efird
Hase Mabe
Harold Lawrence
N. H. Caughman
Chestnut Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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Jessie Everidge
T. M. Roberts
J. W. McCorkle
Points
Florida
J. J. Griffith
Bill
Bob
Eleanor
Frances
Princeton
W. Va
Charlie McMichael Jr
Lara Beard
J. R. Paddison
Garden
Charleston
J. D. Maulteby
Charles Fulp
State College
Raleigh
H. Wolfe
Tweedies
Charles Salsbury
Quality Shoe Store
Gay Debs
Miss Corns
Pittsburgh
South Main Street
Miss Lanier
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