Mrs A Sherrod Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs A Sherrod acted as hostess at her North Main street home for an Entre Nous club gathering held yesterday afternoon. Guests enjoyed a display of spring flowers and four Boston rook tables with a frozen salad service provided by Mrs T Mann and Mrs J A Mor rie. Members present included Mesdames Clark Cummings Harriss Hoskins Morris Overman Phillips Torry Walser with visitors Mrs Madson Ingle Long Long Stanton Steele Tomlinson and Mann.
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A. Sherrod
North Main Street
Boston Rook
Mia
Fr. T. Mann
J. A. Morrie
C. Clark
Thomasville Club
Morris
J. A. Morris
Thomasville Phi Beta Club
Hreatley Circle
Mrs. Stewart Hosts Daughter-in-Law at Pink Theme Tea
Mrs. R. K. Stewart entertained about one hundred guests yesterday afternoon from four to six at her Farriss avenue home in honor of her daughter-in-law Mrs. James J. Farriss of New York City who is visiting for several weeks. Guests were greeted by Mrs. Joseph J. Cox and Miss Margaret Hauser with receiving line led by Mrs. Stewart in pink lace and Mrs. Farriss in black taffeta. The dining room featured a pink and orchid color scheme with antique arrangements of pink roses, orchid sweet peas and lace flowers. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ed Lyon and Miss Hybernia Hudson and staff. Citations mention several local ladies aiding and the home’s spring flower decorations.
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R. K. Stewart
Farriss Avenue
James J. Farriss
New York City
Joseph J. Cox
Margaret Hauser
Mrs. Stewart
The
Ed Lyon
Hybernia Hudson
Frances Douglas
Jane Hess Weaver
George T. Wood
W. F. Ellis
Latitian Club Holds First Formal Dance At Emerywood
The Latitian club hosted its first formal dance for young members at Emerywood Country Club from nine to one. Notable out of town guests included Grace Hubbard of Raleigh and Miss Amelia Webb of Charlotte, with club president Virginia Smith attending with Bill Mabrey. Chaperones from the younger married set accompanied many attendees as music by John Peddi cord and his orchestra filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Grace Hubbard
Raleigh
Dorothy Crawley
Bill Mabry
Concord
Virginia Smith
Amelia Webb
Mildred Beesley
Jay Sherrill
Charlotte
Adelaide Williamson
Anna Boylin
Wadesboro
Mia
J. EB. Hedrick
Jake Rawls
Suffolk
Harry Morrill
Bill Mabrey
Hazel Scoggins
Ed Durham
Dot Smith
Mrs Leila Was Is Hospital Patient After Operation
Mrs Leila Was of 1417 East Green Street is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital after yesterday's operation. Her condition is satisfactory. Friends of Mrs A F Pruitt will be glad to learn she has improved sufficiently from a re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Was
East Green Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
A. F. Pruitt
West High Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Dance
Friday events include the Lotus club meeting with Mrs. C C Barnhart at Johnson Street, Priscilla club gathering with Mrs. C C Robbins south of the city, Philomathan club at Mrs W C Idol on Hillcrest drive, and an Emerywood Country club dinner dance at 8 pm with Al Smith and the University of Maine orchestra plus string music for square dances.
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Priscilla Club
C. C. Robbins
W. C. Idol
Philomathean Club
Hillcrest Drive
Emerywood Country Club
al Smith and
University of Maine Orchestra
Notable Moves and Visits Across Randolph County
A Burrus Memorial Hospital patient awaits transfer to home. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hobbs of Elhot Mo and former Randolph county residents visit Mrs. Elmer Beeson en route to Florida. Mrs. Joe Freeman of Knoxville Tenn visits sisters Mrs. Ingram Foust and Isom. remembered as Minnie Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hobbs
el- Hott
Randolph County
Elmer Beeson
Florida
Joe Freeman
Knoxville
Unveiling Marker Honoring Pioneer Educator Dr Caldwell
Local Colonial Dames gather at Greensboro on Friendly road for the unveiling of a marker to David Caldwell pioneer educator and preacher. Guilford County Colonial Dames and visiting members attend a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Julian Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
David Caldwell
Friendly Road
Guilford County Committee of the
Colonial Dames
High Point Colonial Dames
H. A. Millis
C. F. Tomlinson
Thomas Turner
A. §. Caldwell, Jr
Julian Price
Guilford County
The
Caldwell
A. 8. Caldwell, Jr
David J. Caldwell
A.S. Caldwell
There Is No Substitute For Quality
A promotional piece extols quality standards and the belief that superior ingredients and testing justify higher value. It cites Marshall Field and the idea that quality outlives price, claiming increasing recognition among buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
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Wesley Memorial Church
Ieee
Salisbury
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Melilerdrummer
Highland Mill
Highland Girls
G. R. Ward
Rose File
Rupert T. Pickens
Margaret Curry
Ernestine Voncannon
Dudley
BE. M. Dudley
Carolyn Sue
Guilford General Hast
Perkinson
Ring Drug Co
Wachovia
J. J. Farriss
New York
Letitian Club
Moffitt’s
North Main
Lotus Club
C. C. Barnhart
Johnson Ee
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. R. Harrison
Wiltshire Bouleved
N. 8. Stirewall
Harllee
Fleisher
J. E. Amos
Dumari Cotton
Plumetis
Ize
Legant
Batiste
Hollywood
Mr. Rabbit
Navy
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