Musical Art Club Tonight Features Junior and Juvenile Divisions
The March meeting of the Musical Art Club at Emerywood Country Club presents piano selections and one vocal piece by the Junior and Juvenile divisions. Mesdames Armfield and Metcalfe direct. Mrs. Harris presides. Performances include Jack and Jill, The Hunting Song, The Popcorn Man, In a Chinese Garden, and more with various student performers and duets.
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Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Frank Armfield
Fred Metcalfe, Jr
Valette J. Harris
Jack and Jill
Pepper
Thompson
Thompson Jean Martin
Smith
Mary Lou Dillon
Oberholt Anne Hal
Local Altrusa Cup Won at Charlotte Meet by High Point
High Point Altrusans attended the Second District Conference in Charlotte and returned with the silver roving cup for organizing the new Martinsville Virginia club. Dr Nina Faye Calhoun of Dallas Texas will visit the local club tomorrow and speak at a 6 30 pm dinner and program at the Sheraton Hotel.
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High Point Altrusans
Charlotte
High Point Club
Martinsville
Nina Faye Cal‘houn
Dallas
Tex
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
Calhoun
Mary Lou Rothrock
Woodrow Avene
Sheraton Hotel
American Business and Exchange Clubs
Vernon Nash
Calloun
Alma Young
High Point
Rothrock
Marie Caddell
Cade
Maida Adams
Gastonia
Bessie Tuggie
Martinsville Club
Daisy H. Stubbs
Atlanta
Eva Wall
Winston-Salem
Mint Museum
United States
Charlonte
Gastonia! and Rock Hill, 5. C
Nitta Fay Calhoun
William Greenburg
C. Fred Laurence
Rock Hill
S. C
South Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
High Point Music Committee Named
Mrs Valette J Harriss announced Mrs Henman D Sears as chairman of arrangements for Music Week Observance May 3 to 10 with Miss Virginia Frank of the city schools music department and Miss Vera E Whitlock from High Point College as committee members Plans for special music programs will be launched after Sears returns from out of town and is coached for a statement.
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Valette J. Harriss
Henman D. Sears
Sears
Virginia Frank
City Schools
Vera E. Whitlock
High Point College
Harriss
Philomathean Club Plans Friday Meeting at Mrs Douglas Home
The Philomathean Club will meet at Mrs. A. G. Douglas home, 316 Parkway, Friday afternoon at 3 30. In a second note, Mr and Mrs N J McCuiston announce the birth of a daughter, Faye Carolyn, this morning at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Philomathean Club
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
N. J. McCuiston
Richardson Street
Faye Carolyn
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ballad Singers At WCMC Mar 25 Program Preview
Greensboro March 23 The American Ballad Singers present two Aycock Auditorium shows at Woman's College March 25. Under Elie Siegmeister they perform folk songs from two centuries, highlighting work songs, spirituals, dances, and love tunes sung by Ruth Fremont and other soloists.
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Greensboro
Aycock
Woman's College
Elie Siegmeister
America
Woman’s College
Anne Bain Injured After Pony Throw At Home
Anne Bain, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Bain, was taken from Burrus Memorial Hospital to her Emerswood Estates home after a pony accident yesterday. She suffered two broken bones in her left arm severe bruises and shock and is recovering as well as can be expected. During the First World War the United States sent Britain 4277000 in cash.
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Anne Bain
Robert. Bain
Emerswood Estates
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings
Local church Christian Endeavor groups meet weekly with topics centered on service to Christ. Welch Memorial and Lebanon Methodist sections note leaders and discussion participants, with plans for upcoming prayer services and shared programs between junior and senior societies.
Wayside Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Sideloff Home
The Wayside Garden Club will meet tomorrow at ten o'clock at Mrs John C Sideloff's home 1104 North Main Street. Also includes household care tips on furniture refinishing and removing stains plus a soup trick for greasy stock.
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Wayside Garden Club
John C. Shceloff
North Main Street
Social Calendar Highlights of Local Clubs and Events
The alumnae chapter of Alpha Theta Psi meets Miss Thelma Moss on West Lexington Avenue with Miss Margaret Austin as associate hostess. Musical Art Club March meeting at Emerywood Country Club features Junior and Juvenile division. High Point branch of AAUW meets Miss Bess Sheloff at 539 Parkway with local teachers assisting. Various clubs schedule meetings, luncheons, and dinners through Tuesday to Friday, at Emerywood CC, Sheraton Hotel, YWCA, and homes across town. Abstract: social calendar lists Women’s clubs, associations, and civic groups hosting meetings, dinners, and events with dates, hosts, and venues.
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Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Thelma Moss
Lexington Avenue
Margaret Austin
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
High Point
American Association of University Women
Bess Sheloff
Wayside Garden Club
John C. Sheloff
North Main Street
R. D. Tillson
Y. W. CA
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Nina Fay Calhoun
Dallas
Texas
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
American Business Club
East Carolina Teachers College Alumnae Association
Lindsay Street
Ruth Modlin
Estelle McClees
Chuir
Kenneth Redman
High Paint Council of Jewish Women
Ben L. Herman
West Farriss Avenue
Harry Jacobs
Kindergarten Heads Meet In Greensboro Saturday
A statewide kindergarten teachers’ meeting is planned for March 28 at the University of North Carolina Woman’s College. From 8:30 a.m. to noon, visitors watch activities in the Curry kindergarten under Miss Eugenia Hunter. Lunch is provided by Curry home economics students, followed by a round table on home school relations led by Ralph F W Brimley. About 70 teachers were invited and about 25 expected to attend.
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Greensboro
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Curry
Eugenia Hunter
Ralph F. W. Brimley
Curry School
Early American Arts Club Meeting Postponed to April 9
The Early American Arts Club meeting set for Thursday this week has been postponed to Thursday April 9. The session will be hosted by Mrs J E Millis at her Emerywood home at the new April time. Members are urged to note the date change.
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Early American Arts Club
J. E. Millis
Emerywood
East Carolina Teachers College Alumnae Meet Tomorrow Night
The East Carolina Teachers College Alumnae Association will meet tomorrow evening at 8 at 212 Lindsay Street with Miss Ruth Modlin as hostess. Miss Estelle McCrees, state secretary, will be the guest speaker. New tarley varieties raise crop importance in North Carolina per Dr. G K Middleton of NC State.
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East Carolina Teachers College Alumnae Association
Lindsay Street
Ruth Modlin
Estelle McCrees
North Carolina
G. KR. Middleton
N. C. State
College
Miss Creech Paid Bridal Courtesy By Miss Setliff
Miss Bessie Lee Creech, engaged to Purcell Kimsey, was honored at Miss Julia Faye Setliff’s Link Street home Friday evening with games, prizes, and a miscellaneous shower. Crystal gifts were presented, hosted by Mrs. Selliff and Mrs. A. D. Creech, with many friends attending and assisting.
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Bessie Lee Creech
Purcell Kimsey
Julia Faye Setliff
Link Street
A. D. Creech
Elsie Lee
S. P. Kimsey
Bill Bennett
Esker Amos
Montgomery Kimsey
D. B. McAdams
J.D. Howard
Pat Steed
Lathedis Clifton
Beverly Merchant
Jerry Hedrick
Laverne Hartgrove
Earldine Patterson
Ditty Williams
Margie Morgan
Elaine Kirkman
Mrs. Setliff
Misses Fowler and Hughes Entertain 13 Club
Miss Pauling Fowler hosted a pleasant Friday meeting of the W3 Club at 307 Park Street with associate hostess Miss Fero Hughes. Easter decorations, brief business, games, and a prize won by Mrs. J. Franklin followed by a salad course. Attending were Mesdames Efird, J. Franklin, Thomas, Parton, Garrett, and Misses Fowler and Hughes.
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J. E. Franklin
Ted Thomas
Frank Parton
Clay Garrett
Pauline Fowler
Ferol Hughes
Bridal Couple Feted At Dance At Andrew Johnson Hotel
Mr and Mrs Paul Jack II were honored guests at a Knoxville Tennessee dance Saturday hosted by Mr and Mrs Charlie Cruze Jr The event at the Andrew Johnson Hotel featured about fifty guests met in the lounge and presented to the couple Then dancing followed in the ballroom with blue and red decor and Spring flowers Special music by the hostess accompanied refreshments Mrs Jack wore a black net gown with a corsage of white roses The bride is the former Virginia Kent of High Point before her February marriage.
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Paul Jack II
Andrew Johnson
Knoxville
Tenn
Charlie Cruze, Jr
Jack
Virginia Kent
High Point
Mrs Kenneth Redman Hosts Emerywood Wednesday Book Club
The Wednesday Book Club luncheon will be held at Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday at 12 36 P M Mrs Kenneth Redman will be hostess with the program following the luncheon The notice corrects an earlier erroneous announcement that listed Mrs W W Idol as hostess the Enterprise misprint was for another club meeting this week
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Kenneth Redman
Emerywood Club
Emerywood Country Club
W. W. Idol
Bailey visits Asheville friends and travels with Pearce kin
Raeford Bailey spent the weekend in Asheville visiting friends including Mr and Mrs Norman Surratt. Mr and Mrs Norman Pearce and Mrs WL E Bowers of 17 North Main Street returned from a trip to Richmond and Newport News Virginia. While in Richmond they visited Mr Pearce's grandparents.
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Raeford Bailey
Asheville
Norman Surratt
Norman Pearce
WL EL Bowers
S17
North Main Street
Richmond
Newport News
Mr. Pearce
Sorosis Club Postponed Indefinitely This Week
The Sorosis Club meeting scheduled for this week has been postponed indefinitely. The date for the next meeting will be set later, per an announcement this morning.
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Sorosis Club
We The Women We The Women
A cautionary piece urging wives to avoid sharing chats about their husbands with friends. It warns such conversations paint men as foolish, trivialize their flaws, and nicknames the spouse, urging restraint and respect to keep their image and marriage fair.
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John
State May Collect 19 Million in NC Income Taxes
North Carolina tax receipts may reach a record $19,000,000 for the current fiscal year, with $17,185,299.97 collected by March 11, far above last year. If $2,000,000 more is collected through year end, the total would exceed the previous peak of $14.48 million set in 1940-41.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Textile plants largely comply with wage law survey
Raleigh March 23 Labor Commissioner Forrest H Shuford reports a survey of North Carolina textile plants shows most comply with basic wage hour provisions Of 296 establishments inspected since last November 85 complied with all provisions Minor violations disqualified many from full compliance Thirty one plants violated minimum wage rules four over time and eight child labor rules Also includes tips on saving electricity and notes on Lisle mercerized yarn origin.
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Raleigh
Forrest H. Shuford
North Carolina
North Carolina education board proposal gains teachers support
North Carolina teachers, superintendents, and principals endorse a constitutional amendment to place public school control in a board with no educators. The State Board of Education would include business and finance trained members, shifting professional guidance and final authority away from current educators.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Education Association
State Board of Education
Services At The Churches Sermon Theme Sunday March 22
The Christian Science Lesson Sermon across churches centered on the theme matter. The Golden Text echoed The fashion of this world passeth away from First Corinthians 7 32. Bible citations included Ecclesiastes 2 10 and related passages. The Science and Health text by Mary Baker Eddy adds that goodness and spirituality are real and evil and materiality unreal.
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Christian Science
Semon
Mary Baker Eddy
Tin Utensils Care for Pans After Washing
Tin cake and pie dishes should be thoroughly dried after washing to prevent rust. Ordinary washing with soap and water keeps them in good condition. If food sticks or burns on the pan use a very fine scouring abrasive to clean it.
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Jean Fambrough
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Pinky Voorhees
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Phyllis Freeman
Billie Frazier
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Barbars Brasington
Ty Hecotbate
Bob Gayle
Dr. Calhoun
High Point Music Committee
Faye
McCuiston
TRY
Rumaford
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Box A
Rhade Island
WCMC
Great Britain
Nancy Iretta Borland
Ira Borland
Coltrane Street
Nancy Scott Hoskins
Guy Hoskins
High Point Route Three
Stone Studie
Welch Memorial Methodisy
Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor Society
Lessie Briley
Christan Endeavor
Mallie Fowler
Mable Joyner
Roscoe Briley
Kathleen Gibson
W. W. Frye
H. Kivett
Winifred Brown
Odell Brown
Lebanon Methodist
Christian Endeavor Society
Lebanon
Methodist
Spring Hill
E-C
Miss Creech
Miss Setliff
Fowler
Hughes
Pern
Lord Hallifax
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Lisle
Lille
France
Childs Colds
Vicks
Vaporub
Capitol Square
Bob Thompson
Enterprise News Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Ben Prince
Hendersonville
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Oscar Pitts
Graham
Broughton
Governor's Office
Sam Morris
Lionel Klutz
Salisbury
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Klutz
Adrian Mitchell
State Board of Elections
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Hertford
Joe Doaks
Roosevelt
Maine
Vermont
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
South
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Hell
Vale
Democratic Party
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
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