Thomasville literary club meets with Mrs Holliday
The Thomasville Literary Club held a delightful meeting at Mrs R H Holliday's home on Friday afternoon with C F Gibson presiding. C H Newby spoke on Corot Rosa Bonheur, read When Rosa Bonheur Ke Her Needle, then guests enjoyed a two course repast, with a centerpiece of greens and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. H. Holliday
C. F. Gibson
C. H. Newby
Corot Rosa Bonheur
Rosa Bonheur
Horace Lawing
Wade Morgan
Johnny Gordon
Robert Hill
Frank Townson
Walter Green
B. B. White
Clifford Clodfelter
Lambert Birth Announcement for Phyllis Barbara
Mr and Mrs E W Lambert announce the birth of a daughter Phyllis Barbara on Saturday March 13 at their Campbell street home Mrs Lambert is formerly Betty Ember of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Lambert
Phyllis Barbara
Campbell Street
Daughter Born to Garland Watson
Mr and Mrs Garland Watson announce the birth of their daughter Jackie Christene on Saturday March 20 at 610 Wise street. Mrs Watson formerly Miss Myra Stroud of High Point born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Watson
Jackie Christene
Wise Street
Watson
Myra Stroud
High Point
Randleman Beta Club Delegates Attend Winston-Salem Convention
Charlie Small and several Randleman Beta Club members were chosen as delegates to the Beta Club convention in Winston-Salem March 19-20, with Trinity and Asheboro joining the delegation. The report also notes weekend visits and travels of local residents H H Hamilton family, M C Redding, and C W Hilliard with Kenneth Hilliard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Charlie Small
Hilda Hamilton
Anne Lee Hancock
Mary Council
Hilda Dean
Anne Belle Dorsett
Beta Club
Winston- Salem
Trinity
Asheboro
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Coleman at Mt Lebanon Home
Mrs N L Coleman hosted a Tuesday birthday dinner at her Mt Lebanon Street home. Guests gathered in the dining room for a three course meal centered by a white birthday cake with pink candles honoring her husband.
Local Notes Report Moves and Births in Town
Mrs Loyd Hussey moved to Randolph hospital for treatment of double pneumonia. Garefield Wagoner announces the birth of twin girls Mary Alice and Martha Jane on March 15 at their Main Street home. Viola Sharpe of Harmony helps in The Polly Anne Beauty Shoppe until after Easter. Ruth Bryant of Greensboro visited Mary Martha Lineberry. Mrs John Russell of Greenville Tennessee stayed with Dr and Mrs T L Helms Tuesday night. Mrs S N Bowman traveled to High Point Monday for her daughter Coke Cecil’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Hussey
Randolph Hospital
Garefield Wagoner
Mary Alice
Martha Jane
Main Street
Viola Sharpe
Harmony
Ruth Bryant
Greensboro
Mary Martha Lineberry
John Russell
Greenville
Tenn
T. L. Helms
N. Bowman
High Point
Mra Coke Cecil
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T. L. Helms presiding and Mrs. Rothea Barker leading devotion. Ten members attended. Ruth Yow from Asheboro visited the week end with Mrs. Cletus Hardin. Jessie Dennin hosted thirteen friends for a Friday birthday party for her brother. Ted Owens, Jack Upton, and Howard Yow won prizes. out of town guests included Ruby Pugh Theresa Farlow Jack Upton and Dallas Redding.
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Billy Hethcock
Rs. H. T. Hethcock
Methot
Lillian Yow
Arthur Jack, Jr
Marian
Bby Crouch
Ann Grimes
Billy Udor
Mary Lois Mac Jester
Ike Lambeth
Caroline Cotline
Nancy Gray
Betty Annay
Bobby May
William Tommeson
Bernard Stadiem
Anne Buddy Burphy
Betty Green
Auline
Elizabeth Walker
Artha Phillips
Nancy
Marret Green
Anne Bevans
Jean Illiams
Tommy Witty
Ann Haford
Gordon Smith
Alvah Oyles, Jr
John Arrington
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
T. L. Helms
School Street
Helme
Rothea Barker
Dave Bullard
J. W. Buckner
Misa Ruth Yow
Asheborots —T
Cletus Hardin
Jessie Dennin
Onry
Prise
Ted Owens
Jack Upton
Howard Yow
Ruby Pugh
Theresa Farlow
Dallas Redding
Dennis
Spell Cook Marriage Vows Announced
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Spell and Cletus Barney Cook united in marriage in a simple ceremony on Saturday March 18 at the parsonage of the First Presbyterian church in Charlotte. Rev William Boyce officiated with Miss Naomi Cook and Francia White as witnesses. The bride wore a navy swagger suit with sweetheart roses and sweet peas. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Spell of Trinity and a Trinity high school graduate class of 35. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs C W Cook of Trinity and class of 35. He works at Harriss Covington Hosiery Mill. The couple will reside in Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Elizabeth Spell
Cletus Barney Cook
First Presbyterian Church
Charlotte
William Boyce
Naomi Cook
Francia White
C. B. Spell
Trinity
Trinity High School
Mr. Cook
C. W. Cook
Harriss Covington Hosiery Mill
Allen Jay P T A Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Allen Jay school Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the school. John J Blair will present an illustrated lecture titled Birds and Flowers during the gathering. The program is expected to be especially interesting and the public is invited.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Allen Jay School
John J. Blair
Lebanon
Southside Girls’ Auxiliary
Emma Rhew
Textile Street
Daisy Shaw
Parent Teacher Council Set Meeting at Elm Street Library
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council will meet at Elm Street school library Tuesday afternoon at 3 15 o clock. Mrs H F Coffield, council president, announced the event. Dr R A Herring city health officer will address the council on Health at this time.
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High Point
Elm Street
H. Ff. Coffield
R. A. Herring
Council On “Health
State Music Contest Set For Friday at Woman's College
The annual state music appreciation contest for sixth and seventh graders will take place Friday at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. Contest directors include Grace Van Dyke More and Hattie S. Parrot. Two contestants per school, registration at 10, program from 11 to 12, then recreation hour and awards at 1. Final adjournment at 1 30.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Grace van Dyke More
Hattie
Parrot
State Department of Public Instruction
Raleigh
Miss More
H. Hugh Altwater
School of Music
Woman's College
Greensboro Woman's Club
Junior Woman's Club
Church Social Faithful Workers Are Feted by Mrs Ellis
Mrs J B Ellis entertained her Sunday school class at Stanton street with a short program and business session led by president Mrs Fred Bryant. Gifts were drawn and Easter themed refreshments served. Local church and auxiliary meetings are scheduled for Monday and week upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
J. B. Ellis
Stanton Street
Fred Bryant
Billie
Local Civil Service Board Tightens Job Contact Rules
Commissioners say several individuals visited the board section of the bill but names will not be placed on the ineligible list. In a future policy any person approaching a city commissioner about a job will be reported and barred from examinations for three years.
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Clara
Commissionera
Unusual Drama To Be Presented Here On March 30 and 31
A staging of The First Commandment with 60 local actors and ancient style costumes is set for March 30 and 31 in High Point. Corine Palmer of Pontotoc Mississippi arrives to direct this production. Local cast will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corine Palmer
Pontoc
American Educational Company
Fairfield
Iowa
High Point
Easter Sunrise Service At City Lake Park
The High Point Union of M. E. Young People will hold an Easter Sunrise service at City Lake Park on Easter Sunday at 6 45 A M In case of rain the service moves to Wesley Memorial church Miss Lena Davis will lead the event and the Baptist Training Union and Christian Endeavor Societies from several churches are invited to attend The organizers hope for a large turnout and plan an annual observance
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High Point Union
M. E
City Lake Park
Fehaster
Wesley Memorial Church
Lena Davis
Baptist Training Union and
Christian Endeavor Societies
High Point
M. BE
Beane Parks Vows Announced In Main Street Church
Mrs W A Beane announces the marriage of her daughter Essie to Olin H Parks on March 12 at the Main Street Methodist church with Rev J A Hipps officiating. The couple left on a short wedding trip and reside at 711 Centennial Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Beane
Essie
Olin H. Parks
Main Street Methodist Church
J. A. Hipps
Parks
First Methodist Protestant Church Sponsors Event
A local event is sponsored by the First Methodist Protestant church, highlighting community involvement and church activities. The notice notes periodic performances and welcomes public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant Church
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D. BE. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Rockwell
Lenoir
Paul A. Hoover, Jr
D. B. Hoover
Charles Eanes
City Ice and Fuel Company
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Durham
Ida Mae Yow
Louisburg
Gladys Black
Salisbury
Arthur Black
Tetterine
Shepherd's Grocery Store
Asheboro Highway
Sheraton Hotel
H. H. Hamilton
Chalybeate Springs
M. C. Redding
Ione
Washington
Parent-Teacher Council
Green Street Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Green Street Baptist Church
Presbyterian
The
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Calvary M. BR
Calvary M. BH
Helen Clark
Roy Warner
Elizabeth Elmore
C. V. Johnson
Foster
Main ST
Local Civil Service Board
Basil Fogleman
Route 1
Frances Vavon
Billik
Oxford
North Main
Thompson Shoe Store
Idol
Rachel Wall
Bertha Spencer
C. B. Pierce
E. B. Stone
B. H. Osborn
Mary Yokely
Frankie
Stella Hicks
Martha Raye
Jene Spencer
Lois Welborn
Violet Andrews
Jene Deal
Elloise
Ray Lee Burrow
Betty Lee
Harold Brackett
Sam Patterson
Raymond Cox
Olive Lou
Mountie Idol
W. P. Ridge
Danville
Virginia
J. M. Bailey
Schoolfield, Va
Memorial
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Bakur’s
Mart
Larkwood
Lizzie Gooch
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