Especially Assembled Orchestra Plays From Opera Score
An Emerywood Country club Musi cal Art club meeting featured Flotows Martha with an orchestra directed by B C Alexander. The program included Martha overture, The Last Rose of Summer solo, Good Night Quartet, and choral singing. Members discussed dues and upcoming conventions and National Music Week concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Flotow
Martha
B. C. Alexander
H. D. Sears
Dorothy Hoskins
Carl G. Cronstedt
Miss Frances Weedon Visits Washington D C Relative
Mrs. Weedon arrives to stay with Mr. and Mrs. W L Tabb on Park Way. she is a niece of Miss Weedon and has many friends here from visits to High Point. Also note Dr R V Yokley of Thomasville remains unimproved at City Memorial hospital and Mrs Arthur Lott recovers after an operation at Guilford General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Weedon
Washington, D. C
W. L. Tabb
Parkway
Tabb
Miss Weedon
High Point
R. V. Yokeley
Thomasville
City Memorial Hospital
Arthur Lott
Guilford General Hospital
Coterien Club Plans Evening Meeting at Arcade Clubrooms
The Coterien club will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7:30 in the clubrooms of the Arcade building with full attendance urged by publicity chairman Darrell Bulla. A college professor has invented a new tractor for farmers with small farms, capable of about 25 miles per hour and selling for around $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
Darrell Bulla
Miss Agnes Herndon Hosts Bridge Club in Thomasville
Miss Agnes Herndon entertained the Thursday night bridge club at the home of Mrs. Carl Richardson with a two course repast and four tables of bridge. Fanny Glenn Elder won the top score and Mrs. Walter Rapp held the visitors high. Travelers award went to Mrs. R. Holliday. Other guests included J. S. Green, R. K. Farrington, and Ruth Thomason among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Agnes Herndon
Carl Richardson
Fanny Glenn Elder
Walter Rapp
John Crowell
Eugene Ling Feted With Eleventh Birthday Party
Eugene Ling celebrated his eleventh birthday at home on Fairfield road hosted by Mr and Mrs H M Ling. Guests included Annie Mae Hester Jack Davis Virginia Stanton Anne Ling and others with prizes awarded and a green and white color theme, eleven candles on the cake and refreshments served by Mrs Ling and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ling
Fairfield Road
Eugene
Virginia Stanton
Anne Ling
Annie Mae Hester
Jack Davis
Ling
W. M. Stanton
L. T. Andrews
Charlies
Anne
Juanita
Wanda Ling
Fred
Bros McDaniel
Jean Kinney
Betty
Elizabeth Gordon
Eugene Ling
Altrusa Club to Visit as Roanoke Leader Attends Dinner
Social calendar lists multiple club events. Miss Mary Altizer of Roanoke will visit the Altrusa dinner at the Sheraton while other groups meet at homes for programs and luncheons. The Emerywood Country Club hosts a March dance with Bernard Fowler and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Altizer
Roanoke
Emerywood Country Club
Bernard Fowler
International Altrusa
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Fidelis class honors Ruth Aileen bride elect at house party
Members and friends of the Fidelis class at Abbott's Creek church gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hayworths to honor Ruth Aileen. Prizes were awarded to Elizabeth Hayworth Lucille Hayworth Inez Holder and Madaline Welborn. The event was a miscellaneous shower with gifts from young Betty Rose Welborn and refreshments for about fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Abbott's Creek Church
Roy Hayworth
Ruth Aileen
Elizabeth
Lucille Hayworth
Inez Holder
Madaline Welborn
Betty Rose Welborn
Brigadiers Elect Officers Tonight
Members of the Brigadier club will elect new officers at the regular meeting this evening. The gathering is at Curtis Newton’s home on Lexington Avenue at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Club
Curtis Newton
Lexington Avenue
Girl Pentagons Meet Miss Hall Tonight
The Girls' Pentagon club will visit Miss Patricia Hall at her Montlieu Avenue home for their regular meeting this week. The gathering is set for this evening at 7:80 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. I. Walser
Entre Nous Club
Greenwood
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Miss Hall
Pentagon Club
Patricia Hall
Montlieu Avenue
Mind and Body discussed at Kappa Gamma lecture
Dr. P B Lindley led Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma in a Sheraton hotel talk on Mind and Body relations. He contrasted monistic and dualistic views and outlined three levels of behavior: reflexive, habitual, and intelligent. Mrs Ethel Flynt presided as ten members answered roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega
Kappa Gamma National Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
Lindley
Ethel Flynt
Mrs J H Walker Heads M P Group
Mrs J H Walker elected president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church at year's end gathering at Mrs W C Ferree's home. Officers include G I Humphreys first vice president Teague second vice president Garland secretary Koonce treasurer and Myrtle Davis corresponding secretary. Delegates named for Burlington meeting April 27-28 with Teague and Walker attending. Mrs Teague honored with silver vase for service. devotional and music noted. Circle Six served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Walker
First Methodist Protestant Church
W. C. Ferree
Lewis E. Teague
G. I. Humphreys
Robert Garland
A. J. Koonce
Myrtle Davis
Miss Edna Douglas Honored for Class Day Roles at Woman's College
Greensboro March 22 Six senior class members at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina were chosen by department heads to serve as Class Day representatives during commence ment week June 4 6. Edna Douglas of High Point B S in secretarial administration is named among others with Gwen Mac Mullin Frances Moseley Mae Steve Wiley and Arthealia Mitchell. Miss Seog, daughter of Mr and Mrs T Douglas, is active in music and civic clubs and on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Gwen MacMullin
Ramseur
N. C
Edna Douglas
High Point
Frances Moseley
LaCrosse
Mae Steve Wiley
Bryn Mawr
Misa Arthealia Mitchell
Winston-Salem
Seog
T. Douglas
Speaker's Club
The
Alethian Society
Journalist and State Executive Plan to Marry
Announcement received today reports Loretta Carroll Bailey of New York City will marry Stanley Scott Stevens of Raleigh director of state planning projects. Stevens obtained a New York license yesterday and the couple plan to wed by the city clerk late this week. Bailey, former High Point native and University of North Carolina alumna, is a journalist. she divorced her first husband in 1937. Stevens is Parker North Dakota native. this is his second marriage after a 1937 divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Carroll Bailey
New York City
Stanley Scott Stevens
Raleigh
Stevens
New York
Bailey
Wiley
Constance H. Bailey
High Point
University of North Eee
Frederick Koch
Job
Mr. Stevens
Frank and
Leda Scott Stevens
Parker
E. D
Carroll Will Speak To Business Girls
Charles F. Carroll Jr superintendent of city schools will speak at the Business and Professional Girls club supper at six o clock in the YWCA hut. Miss Janet Russell from High Point College music department and Miss Jeanette Hall will perform several musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Business and Professional Girls
Janet Russell
High Point College
Jeanette Hall
Medical science most important by PD A Dowdy
Editorial notes the primacy of medical science and urges consultation of physicians at the first sign of illness. It emphasizes the role of pharmacy in preparing prescriptions and frames the piece as an editorial advertisement for Mann's Cut Rate Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. A. Dowdy
Aesculapius
Mann's
Cut Rate Drug Stores
Beaux Esprits Club Plans Outdoor Social Events
The Beaux Esprits, a newly organized social club for young women, will start a series of outdoor events including a picnic supper tonight. The group intends to hold weed roasts and other open-air activities through spring and into summer with guests attending unannounced destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaux Esprits
Elm Street P T A To Sponsor Benefit Party
The Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a benefit board party at the home of Mrs. H. P. Morrison on West Broad Street Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 30 o clock. Bridge rock and anagrams will be in play with late arrivals allowed after 3 30. Mrs. Thomas Dodamead is general chairman of arrangements and Mrs. Edgar Hartley handles tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
H. P. Morrison
West Broad Street
Thomas Dodamead
Edgar Hartley
Dean Altvater To Present Program At Asheville Meeting
GREENSBORO March 22 Dean Hugh Altvater of the Woman's College School of Music University of North Carolina will speak on Instrumental Development of Music in North Carolina at the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs meeting in Asheville May 6. The Woman's College Star Choir will perform under Altvater with members from Greensboro High Point Asheville and other towns. names include Mary Evelyn Brodt Barbara Cuthrell Edna Douglas Frances Edwards Mart Epps Jean Grah Rowland Gertrude Grimes Jean McDonald Maureen Greensboro Evelyn Sharp Elizabeth Russell and others. Contact Mrs Hartley at 2080 or Mrs Morrison at 4079.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sherrod
Federation of Music Clubs
Asheville
Edward McDowell
A. A. Beach
Carl G. Cronstedt
Glee Club
Woman’s College
Olin Blickensderfer
N. L. Garner, Jr
Clarence Leonard
Susan Sharp
Mary Whitely
Ruth Wood
Walter Kester
Sara Andrews
Robert Andrews
Elizabeth Hoffman
Virginia Frank
Mary Helen Davis
Evelyn Boyd
M. T. Hicks, Jr
R. W. Harvell
Greensboro
Hugh Altvater
Schot of
Woman's College University of North Carolin
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Hell
Altva
No Carolina
Woman's College Star Choir
Altvater
Mi Mary Evelyn Brodt
Rice la Wisc
Barbara Cuthrell
Golboro
Edna Douglas
High Poin
Frances Edwards
Seaboard
Mart R. Epps
Jean Grah Rowland
Gertrude Grimes
Jean McDonald
Orange
N. J
Maureen M
Evelyn Sharp
H Point
Elizabeth Russell
Mal Miller Heffner
Cathy Rosseland
Shorthills
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North Main
Music
Sidney Gayle
Rainbow
Gest
Ruth Eilis
Wavelet
Paldi
the Happy Farmer
Schumann
Martha Harris MacKenzie
Burleigh
Sara Coe
Hunsucker
Kramm
Juanita Coppedge
Waitz
Chopin
Bobby Gayle
Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Order
Mooseheart
Frederick
Junior Order
Walter York
Ruth Coltrane
Chains School of the Dance
Fred Jennings
Ed Jennings
Pete's Knob
R. G. Jennings
Alma Jennings
Elliott Drive
Ray Hoover
Patsy
Newton
Hoover
W. F. Rader
Mary Alice Hoover
St. Mary's School
G. M. Hoover
N. A. McDonald
Raeford
David Mac Jester
I. G. Greer
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Sallie McCracken
Romulus Skaggs
Charles Lambeth
L. B. Teague
R. G. Willingham
South
Foreign Mission Board
Archibald Johnson
G. W. Stroupe
Burbank
Community Arts Club
T. J. Underwood
Denny Street
R. K. Young
Priscilla Club
Elwood Hotel
Abbott's Creek
Lebanon
Christian Endeavor Society of
Welch Memorial Church
R. L. Briley
Cloverdale School
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
L. D. Wagoner
Willowbrook Street
Nora L. Andrews
Kappa Gamma
M. P
Woman's College
Carroll
Club
Elm Street P.T. A
Dean Altvater
Commerce
Security Bank
Nat Walker
Dixie
W. L. Anderson
O. Gaston
Forbis
N. G
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