Churches Plan Easter Service in Thomasville
Churches of the city unite for Good Friday services at Main Street M E church. Ministers from nine churches speak on Christ seven quotations as Easter music enhances the three hour program from 11 50 to 3 00 with Mrs R W Crews presiding at the organ and a large parish turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Main Street
M. E
R. W. Crews
W. K. McGee
First Baptist Church
D. F. Helm
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Palmer
Heidelburg
A. C. Kennedy
R. 8. Howie
O. C. Loy
P. BE. Parker
T. C. Vaughn
K. B. Shoffner
W. H. Neese
J. E. Shaw
Pharmacists to Meet in Raleigh
The North Carolina Pharmaceutical association announces its 58th annual convention will be in Raleigh May 10 11 and 12 with the Sir Walter hotel as headquarters Local secretaries are P D Gatterson and B F Page both of Raleigh Officers include President C Ferrell Nashville Vice Presidents E Adams Gastonia R P Rogers Durham and C Brantley Jr Raleigh Secretary treasurer J G Beard Chapel Hill Acting secretary treasurer I W Rose Chapel Hill The Traveling Men auxiliary and Women Auxiliary meet concurrently with officers listed for both groups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Raleigh
Sir Walter Hotel
P. D. Gatetts
B. F. Page
Rasleigh
C. Ferrell
Nashville
E. ©. Adams
Gastoni
R. P. Rogers
Durham
Cc. Brantley, Jr
J. G. Beard
Chapel Hill
I. W. Rose
Cha Hill
Traveling Men Auxiliary
Women’s Auxiliary
Presid H. L. Hitchcock
Winston Lem
D. L. Sh
Greensboro
J. F. Goodrich
Ham
Women Auxiliary
L. Fisher
Winston-Salem
D. D. Hocutt
Henderson
J. B. Bers
Richmond, Va
Rotary
C. N. Hidon
Miss Preddy Bride Elect Feted At Elegant Party
Miss Dorothy Preddy bride elect of Davis Smith is honored at an April wedding. Hostesses Mrs Fielding Kearns and Miss Golda Mae Kearns preside at a charming party at 811 Willow Brook Street with four Bunco tables, a miniature bride, and gifts for the honoree. Ruth Thayer wins a prize. Ovid Kearns enters as a bride to depict the event. Gifts include a handsome coffee table for the guest of honor. Green and white refreshments and a large turnout of friends attend, including Mrs. W. W. Preddy and Mrs. A. J. Sowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Preddy
Davis Smith
Fielding Kearns
Golda Mae Kearns
Willowrook Street
Ruthhayer
Ovid Kearns
Carl Kearns
Miss Preddy
Clayton Kearns
Ernodle
O. M. Thomas
Margaret Preddy
Lena Davis
Helen Kearns
Laura Bungarner
Blois Mitchell
Beulah Lewallen
Ruth Thayer
Elizabeth Ellis
Leslie Johnson
Doris Fritz
Frances Dunn
W. W. Preddy
A. J. Sowers
E. F. Kearns
Laura Wesson D U C Unit Holds Regular Meeting
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met yesterday at Mrs. L H Cherry Jr home on Fort Hill drive with Mrs. L W Iyth serving as associate. Mrs Grover Kester opened with prayer and Mrs L G Robichaux discussed the Sixth district annual meeting in Sheboro. Members Joe Snider Grover Kester and Robichaux attended. Business covered Jefferson Davis fund Fort Fisher project and distribution of five books to Burrus Memorial library. Subscriptions to Southern magazine were taken and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
The
United Daughters of the Conederacy
L. H. Cherry, Jr
Fort Hill Drive
L. W.lythe
Grover Kester
Nual
Sheboro
L. G. Robichaux
Joe Snider
Grover Ke
Mrs. Frank Hunsucker Hosts U D C Meeting
Mrs. Frank Hunsucker graciously hosted the March meeting of the High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at her Hillcrest Drive home. President Mrs. A. T. Wishart opened with a report on the Sixth District gathering in Asheboro, followed by talks on Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis memorials. The group voted to send five dollars to the Confederate Soldiers Home in Raleigh for Easter and to the Confederate Women’s Home and state sanatorium patients. Associate hostesses assisted, and Mrs. William R. Goley of Graham attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunsucker
High Point
United Daughers
Hillcrest Drive
A. T. Wishart
Asheboro
R. K. Stewart
North Carolina
J. F. Hayden
Robert E. Lee
H. N. Phillips
Jefferson Davis
Raleigh
Fayetteville
State Santorium
J. E. Kirkman
William R. Goley
Graham
Hunent
H. A. Millis
Will R. Smith
W. J. Fraley
O. E. Mendenhall
Domino Club Meeting At Mrs Ellington Home
The Domino club will meet with Mrs Talmadge Ellington at 404 Howell Street this evening at 7 36 oclock. All members are expected to attend. Mr and Mrs Eugene Beattie of 920 Grace Street announce the birth of a son Eugene Paul on March 20 at their home. The couple were formerly from Gastonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Domino Club
Eugene Beattie
Grace Street
Eugene Paul
Gastonia
Mrs. B. M. Lee
Tommy
Granby Street
Social Calendar for Early Week at Local Clubs
The calendar lists events at Emerywood Country Club, Elm Street School, YWCA huts, and local venues. Hostesses include Mrs. Jesse Washburn and Mrs. Herman Smith. Speakers include Dr. R A Herring and N L Garner. Activities cover bridge, PTA, garden clubs, study clubs, and a Junior dance with Davis Brothers Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Jesse Washburn
Herman Smith
High Point
Elm Street
R. A. Herring
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
C. W. Phillips
Woman's College
Business and Professional Girls Club
High Point Chapter No
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Burbank
N. L. Garner
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Letitians Elect New Club Officers
Members of the Letitian club met at Miss Mary Reid Idol's home on North Main Street with Miss Idol presiding. Miss Dot Smith was elected president to succeed Idol, with Mrs. Eugene Armstrong as secretary, Mrs. Grady Anderson as treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Davis as publicity chairman. Jos Korodin led an unusually interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitian Club
Mary Reid Idol
North Main Street
Miss Idol
Dot Smith
Eugene Armstrong
Darrell Bulla
Grady Anderson
Margaret Hedrick
Robert Davis
Wilton Barnes
Jos Korodin
Instruction School For V F W Units
The local Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars announces a school of instruction led by National Junior Vice President Mrs Anna Mae Lochner of St Petersburg Florida in Greensboro on Wednesday March 24 The schedule includes a 2 30 to 5 dinner at the Lotus at 6 30 a business session at 8 in Post 2087 rooms Elm and Gaston streets A call meeting at 7 30 tonight at Mrs T C Potts home 109 Richardson Street is urged due to a conflict with the auxiliary regular meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary of
United States
Anna Mae Lochner
St. Petersburg
Florida
Greensboro
Ruby Snyder
Lotus
John Wesley
Elm and
Gaston Streets
High Point
T. C. Potts
Richardson Street
Crees
Local visitors and birth announcements in Graham and Indiana
Mrs Elva Bailiff and Mrs J M Buckner with Amy visited Emma Brady at 804 West Green. Tommy Lee sick with pneumonia at 911 Granby. DeSanto announce birth of Donald Ray on March 18 at 808 East Lexington. W J Rinea announce birth of Bill Jr at Burrus Memorial Hospital on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Bailiff
Indiana
J. M. Buckner
Amy
Graham
Emma Brady
West Green Street
W. J. Rinea
North Main Street
Bill Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary Officers Classes Held At Presbyterian Church
An all day session of the Auxiliary Officers Training School drew fifty eight officers and circle chairmen from the local Presbyterian Auxiliary. Mrs. P. H. Dalton presided as sessions covered parliamentary procedure by laws and a round table discussion. A luncheon followed before six groups resumed with varied leadership roles. The day closed with a religious program titled The Christian's Check-book led by Dr. O C Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Auxiliary Officers Training School
Presbyterian Auxiliary
P. H. Dalton
O. C. Williamson
Frank Dickson
Bessie Smith
Mary Thompson
Dalton
W. W. Lentz
Frank Wall
C. A. McMurray
David Andrews
Winston-Salem Musical Art Club program praised
The Thursday Morning Music Club presented a marked program under Miss Marguerite Saylor at the Emerywood Country Club. Guests from Winston-Salem and the Musical Art Club enjoyed sopranos Mrs. Everett Straley and Marguerite Saylor, two-piano numbers, a cantata, and a varied vocal ensemble with favorable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Salor
Musical Art Clu
Emerywood Country Club
Winston- Salem
Musical Art Club
A. Sherrod
W. H. Dickieson
Everett Straley
Marguerite Saylor
Vic
Clara Edwards
Errett Straley
Gondoliers
Venice
Nevin “Maloguena
Andalucia
Dan MecKeithan
Ernest Hicks
Veracini Marguarite Saylor
Cole
Fearis
J. B. Rierson
Mar— Saylor
J. Harold Waim
Deems Taylor
Howard White
the Wren
Liza Lehman
C. O. DeLaney
Joseph W. Clokey
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Tolbert Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church holds its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at Mrs J C Tolbert's Burton street home. All members urged to attend. The Gleaners class of the Pilgrim Holiness church also held its reg meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
J. C. Tolbert
Burton Street
Absaeg i Sell
Pilgrim Holiness Church
New Members Welcomed By Girl Pentagons
Four new members Katherine Lowdermilk Nancy Smith Frances Covington and Julia Jennings joined the Girls Pentagon club during a regular meeting with Lois Barger presiding The group planned an April 17 old fashioned hay ride to honor the new members and a committee was formed to arrange details The dining room display featured spring flowers yellow motifs Easter bunnies and an Easter egg dessert nine other members attended with Miss Barger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lowdermilk
Nancy Smith
Mesdames Frances Covington
Julia Jennings
Pentagon Club
Lois Barger
North Main Street
Marion Elliott
Mesdames Covington
Jennings
Wayne Garner
Mildred Furgurson
Patricia Hall
Miss Barger
Stephens Bible study class plans Wednesday meet at Willowbrook
The Stephens Bible study class will meet Wednesday at 3 pm with Mrs. L D Wagner at 216 Willowbrook. Rev C K Gentry will lead and select his subject for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
L. D. Wagner
Willowbrook Street
C. K. Gentry
Plan To Organize Barber Science Class In City
After an address by A D Koonce Greensboro masters barbers chapter secretary treasurer a committee of local barbers was appointed to study establishing a barber science class taught by Koonce The meeting led by T B Sikes aimed to determine feasibility with a report to the local president soon if feasible classes would be held in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Koonce
Greensboro
Associated Master Barbers of America
T. B. Sikes
High Point Journeymen Barbers
Koonce
Sikes
Wagger's Ladies Shop Expands Sales Force
Wagger's Ladies Shop adds to its sales staff naming Mrs Billie Scoggins. Scoggins formerly worked with Brownhill's in Greensboro and later with Bon Marche in Asheville before relocating to High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagger’s Ladies Shop
Wageger’s Ladies Shop
Billie Scoggins
Scoggins
Brownhill’s
Greensboro
High Point
Asheville
Bon Marche
Clemson Boxers to Enter NCAA Tournament in Sacramento
Clemson College boxers Russell Dorn 155-pound Southern Conference welterweight champion and John Murray featherweight finalist plan to enter the NCAA boxing tournament in Sacramento California starting April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
8. C
Russell Dorn
Clemson
John
Ripper) Murray
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Esquire Club
Esquires
Sedgefield Manor
Earl Hines
Peggy Leak
Mary Letty Mebane
Mary Owen Donaldson
Evelyn Lyles
Martha Heritage
Burlington
Ruth Pollock
Miss Leak
David Cox
Mebane
David Gallagher
Donaldson
Carson M. Bain
Lyles
Russell van Landingham
Scotland Neck
Heritage
J. T. Causey
Capital City
Daughters of Confederacy
U.D.C
Moffitt’s
North Main ST
Nat Walker
Hart Drug Store
Letitians
V.F.W
R. A. DeSanto
Donald Ray
East
Lexington Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Winston-Salem Club
Ruth Roediger
F. G. Aspelmeier
J. Harold Swaim
T. R. Hosick
W. H. McMahan
George Q. Ekstrom
Clyde B. Shore
Brand
Pilgrim Holiness Class
Girl Pentagons
Ular
Evangeline Hawks
Archdale
Margaret Wright
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
South Main Street
Lucy Eshelman
Monthey Avenue
Lek Ded
Leisure
Magic Chef
South Main
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