Thomasville Clubs Host Bridge Party And Society Events
Mrs. W E Tomlinson hosts Ace of Clubs with three contract bridge tables and spring flowers on Sunrise Avenue. Top score went to Mrs Walter Rapp, second to Mrs Alvah Boyles. The Thom asville Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Methodist hut with Miss Madeline Hill leading a symposium on Our Economic Opportunity in Democracy. The Fine Arts department held a March meeting with instrumental music by Miss Virginia Frank’s students. A birthday stag party honored G F Rothrock, and various civic and church groups held meetings and social hours around Easter preparations.
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Thomasville
W. E. Tomlinson
Sunrise Avenue
Walter Rapp
Alvah Boyles
Charles FF. Phillips
Nat Walker
R. K. Farrington
W. G. Smith
J. F. Garner
J.S. Green
C. F. Finch
Vernon Snyder
G. T. Alexander
Fine Arts
The
Woman's Club
P. M. Sherrill
G. Roy Proctor
R. W. Greene
Virginia Frank
High Point City Schools
Frank
R. D. Bevan
George Finch
Mesdames
J. C. Pennington
James Lambeth, Jr
State Federation of Music Clubs
Elizabeth City
Randolph Book Club
J. V. Hunter
Worth Street
S. B. Stedman
Randolph County
D. B. McCrary
Harper’s Bazaar
J. O. Redding
Henry Robins
Hunter
Pepsin Laxative Senna for Stomach Comfort
The ad promotes Dr. Caldwell's Laxative-Senna with Syrup Pepsin claiming it loosens undigested food in the stomach and stimulates lazy bowels. It touts Pepsin dissolving protein lumps and a pleasant taste for families, urging readers to buy at their druggist.
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Bey Dr. Caldwell
Home and Garden Club hears speakers on roses and federation
L B Dutton and Mrs R K Stewart spoke at the Home and Garden Club meeting at Mrs George Mc Larty's home on Rotary Drive. Dutton provided a detailed roses talk while Stewart, director of the Piedmont district, explained federation steps as the club marks its first birthday. Several members attended.
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L. B. Dutton
R. K. Stewart
Home and Garden Club
George McLarty
Rotary Drive
McLarty
J. G. Doggett
Dutton
Stewart
Piedmont District of State Federated Garden Clubs
Mesdames
J. P. Temple, Jr
K. B Geddie
T. D. Tyson
Joe Hollingsworth
Louis Heilig
F. E. Moses
Ralph Slate
Howard Blair
C. N. McCain
Eleanor Amos Selected for German Club at Randolph-Macon
Miss Eleanor Amos of High Point North Carolina has been chosen for membership in the German Club at Randolph Macon Woman's College. She is a junior this year and the daughter of Mr and Mrs R T Amos of Forest Hill Drive.
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Eleanor Amos
Randolph-Macon
Lynchburg
High Point
N. C
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Amos
R. T. Amos
Forest Hill Drive
Miss Dorothea Crouch to spend Easter with Miss Frazier
University of South Carolina student Miss Dorothea Crouch is expected to arrive tomorrow to spend Easter with Miss Jessie Frazier at 601 Montheu Avenue. Crouch and Frazier were schoolmates at Coker College Hartsville. Porter Montgomery, recently at Guilford General Hospital after an operation, has moved home at 1211 North Hamilton Street to recuperate. Mary Lyndon has returned to 211 West Russell Street from Burrus Memorial Hospital, showing improvement. Russia reports 22 000 Donbas coal miners attend night schools.
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Dorothea Crouch
University of South Carolina, Columbia
Jessie Frazier
Montheu Avenue
Crouch
Miss Frazier
Coker College
Hartsvile
8. C
Porter Montgomery
Guilford General Hospital
North
Hamilton Street
Mary Lyndon
West
Russell Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Russia
Donbas
Miss Idol Speaks To Asheboro Club This Afternoon
Miss Vera Idol of High Point is the speaker for the Asheboro Woman's Club meeting at Sunset Hall this afternoon. Mrs. R. W. Wood leads the literary program and Miss Idol will discuss modern poetry.
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Miss Idol
Asheboro Club
Asheboro
Vera Idol
High Point
Closer Look at Dr. Newlin Address and Asheboro Wedding
Dr. A I Newlin of Guilford College spoke on The World Refugee Problem highlighting personal refugee experiences and foreign war issues. The Barnes home reception featured pastel flowers and an elaborate refreshment course. Mrs. Thomas Henry Redding hosts an At Home event in Asheboro for the bride and groom’s families following their wedding in Rockingham.
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A. I. Newlin
Guilford College
Thomas Henry Redding
Asheboro
T. H. Redding
Worth Street
Redding
Thomas Neely Hunter
Marianna Redding
Anne Louise Steele
Rockingham
Archdale Class To Meet This Evening
The Suzannah Wesley Class of Archdale Methodist Church will gather tonight at 7 30 at Mrs H W Edwards home with Mrs R Allred and Mrs J W Swiggett as associate hostesses.
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Suzannah Wesley
Woman's Bible
Archdale Methodist Church
H. W. Edwards
R. Allred
J. W. Swiggett
Knot Rule for Ninth Anniversaries
A Ruth Millett column counsels married couples to assess growth, roots, and shared interests on each anniversary. The piece argues true stability shows increased contentment and companionship, with positive changes outweighing quarrels as marriages deepen over time.
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Ruth Millett
New Mexico
Freight offices to close Monday for Easter holiday
The freight offices of the Southern and the High Point, Thomasville and Denton Railway companies will be closed on Monday in observance of the Easter holiday, it was announced this morning.
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Southern
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Willing Workers Plan Mother Daughter Banquet
The Willing Workers class at First Evangelical and arranged Church met at Miss De thy Hedrick's home in Thomas() Tuesday to plan a May Mother Daughter banquet. Committees formed with Edgar Whitener Miss M Wood Miss Mary Welbo program Virginia Leon Dorothy Hedrick Ruth Peeler decoration Faye Long Louise Cass Dorisa Parham Younts. Social hour featured tests with prizes to Mrs Carey J. Davis and Faye Long. Refreshments served to about fifty guests with help from Mrs Henry Hedrick.
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Dethy Hedrick
Thomas
Edgar Whitener
M Wood
Mary Welbo
Virginia
Dorothy Hedrick
Ruth Peeler
Faye Long
Louise Cass
Dorisa Parham
Younts
Evans elected vice president of rising junior class
Lloyd Evans of High Pe was elected vice president of the rising junior class at recent elections held at Presbyterian College.
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Lloyd Evans
High Pe
Presbyterian
Evans P
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