Eastern Star Officers Are Installed In Public Rites
Members of the Easter Star chapters from Winston-Salem Greensboro and Lexington visited the High Point chapter 106 for its public installation of officers at the Masonic Temple. Miss Elizabeth Wall presided as retiring worthy patron with Ed Updegrove installing and aided by Miss Louise Black grand marshal and Mrs. Constance Johnson grand chaplain. New officers installed included Mrs. Pauline Grey worthy matron and Miss Bessie Pope secretary with wreaths of corsages presented to Miss Wall and gifts to officers. The hall was decorated with palms plants and flowers, and a large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Lexington
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Wall
Ed Updegrove
Louise Black
Geneva Brenner
Pauline Grey
Updegrove
Ruth Williams
Reece Williams
Bessie Pope
Harriet Godwin
Merchie Andrewe
Beadie Mabry
Adah
Kate Bryant
Ruth
Mary Frances Drakalakos
Esther
Christiana Snyder
Electa
Bertha Harbinson
Warder
al Muser
Sentinel
Miss Wall
Grey
Esquire Dance Plans for Easter Ball at Sedgefield
Elaborate plans are underway for the Esquire club Easter Ball in Greensboro to be held at Sedgefield Country Club tomorrow night. Sponsors include Ruth Pollock of High Point with Waylon Ficklin and Evelyn Lyles of Thomasville with Russell Van Landingham, among others, as Earl Hines and his orchestra provide music from 9 30 to 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire Club
Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Ruth Pollock
High Point
Waylon Ficklin
Evelyn Lyles
Thomasville
Russell van Landingham
Mary Letty Mebane
David Gallagher
Mary Owen Donaldson
Carson M. Bain
Pegey Leak
David Cox
Martha Heritage
Burlington
J. T. Causey
Esquire
Earl
Hines
Sedgefield
Grand Terrace
Chicago
Business And Professional Girls Club Hosts Vocational Program
The Business and Professional Girls club of the Y W C A presented a Vocational Guidance Week program with Senior Girl Reserves in attendance. The event featured talks on business schools nursing and job applications, plus music and a vote to fund medals for the state track meet in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Thelma Patrick
Lucille Browne
P. Y. Adams
Winifred Bodie
Santa Lucia
Julia Liles
Annabell Thompson
High Point
Lydia Keiger
Sadie Doss
Gladys Ellington
Joyce McCandless
Frances McDonald
Velaska Yatel
Madeline Lee
Sybil Fogleman
Myra Caudle
Norma Graham
Leslie Johnson
Mary Kearns Woodcock
Spartanburg
S. C
Charles W. Phillips
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Altrusa Club
Business and Professional Girls
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lucille Johnston
Musical Program At YWCA March Members Event
At the YWCA membership event yesterday afternoon a musical program entertained a large attendance. Mesdames C F Tomlinson and A Sherrod led the event with flute, piano, cello and duet numbers performed by Miss Welch Miss Warwick and the Hoffman sisters. Mrs Tomlinson spoke on The Place of Music in the Public Schools for the Development of Well Rounded Personality and noted plans to bring music instruction to all public schools. Tea and sandwiches followed a pleasant social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Hstion Association
Hut
Mesdames C. F. Mlinson
A. Sherrod
Rge
Miss * Welch
Mary Frances Warwick
Alice
Elizabeth Hoffman
Rogers Cranford Wedding Revealed
Miss Edith Maray Rogers and Charlie Everette Cranford were married in a simple ring ceremony on Saturday March 20 1937 at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Moser Rev J A Bowman officiated Mrs Moser and Miss Edith Baldwin witnessed the nuptials Mrs Cranford daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Rogers attended local schools Mr Cranford son of Mr and Mrs L C Cranford of Utah now employed by Peerless Veneer Co They will reside at 304 Ennis Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Maray Rogers
Charlie Everette Cranford
J. A. Bowman
West End
Mr. Cranford
L. C. Cranford
Utah
Peerless Veneer Co
Ennis Street
Mrs Sharp Attends Niecee Funeral In Roanoke
Mrs F C Sharp returned to 810 Carrick Avenue after attending the funeral in Roanoke Virginia for her niece Miss Susan Elizabeth Dyer aged 17 who died last Saturday and funeral held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Sharp
Carrick Avenue
Roanoke
Susan Elizabeth Dyer
Miss Dyer
Mrs Taylor Attends Lexington Executive Board Meeting
Mrs. F R Taylor spends the afternoon in Lexington attending an executive board meeting at the home of Mrs J R Terry. A luncheon was held at 12 30 and a business session was planned. Taylor is treasurer of the state executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Taylor
Lexington
J. R. Terry
Taylor
State Executive Board
Communities Reachable Only by Highways Reach 45,000 in U S
About 45 000 communities across the United States rely solely on highways for access. The figure highlights the dependence on road networks for isolation and connectivity in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Live Y'ers and Jolly Y clubs meet at Y M C A hut
The Live Y'ers and Jolly Y clubs of the Y W C A hold a joint meeting at the hut at 6 30 p m with N L earner as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y
N. L. Earner
Mrs. Hal Davis Wins Bridge Prize At Club Party
The Emerywood Country club hosted the regular afternoon Ladies' Bridge event with Mrs. Hal A. Davis winning the high score prize. Guests at the decoratively arranged party included Mesdames Ingram, Groome, Mendenhall, and others, plus Miss Jane Hess Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Jesse Washburn
Herman Smith
Hal A. Davis
Mesdames C. T. Ingram
John Abels
Laurance Ingram
J. H. Davis
Paul Fulton
E. W. Freeze, Jr
J. I. Groome
E. Snow
George McLarty
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
O. A. Kirkman
Gilbert Clinard
Joe H. Smith
Hobart M. Bryant
Jane Hess Weaver
Health director outlines disease control at Elm Street meeting
Dr H A Herring city health director spoke to the High Point Parent-Teacher Council on health education and preventive measures to eradicate disease. Officers were elected and the council endorsed the Fletcher-Black-Harrison education bill before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Elm Street
H. A. Herring
Herring
Veigh Hutchison
Katherine Raymond
Willis Slane
R. H. Dalton
Philip Grandjean
Matt Wall
H. S. Coffield
United States Congress
Miss Caldwell Hosts Bridge Club Evening at Forest Avenue
Miss Caldwell entertained the B. D. B. club at her Forest avenue home with a three table bridge session. yellow and white Easter theme highlighted flowers daffodils and Easter eggs. Prizes included candle holders towels a picture bridge cards and crystal vases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Caldwell
Forest Avenue
Bridge
Mildred Marshall
Ellen Jensen
Sylvia Lafnet
Sanford Jordan
Frank Posey
Story Hour At Public Library Friday Inaugurated
A new Bagster story hour begins Friday at 10 30 am in the High Point Public Library story room guided by city librarian Mrs Nancy K Poston. Starting April first a regular Friday story hour will run at 3 30 pm through spring led by the Junior Service League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
High Point Public Library
Nancy K. Poston
Bagster
Junior Service League
Duck Club Fetes Bride Elect And Fiance At Informal Dance
Miss Mildred Marshall and her fiancé Harold Steed were honored at an informal Duck Club dance at Sedgefield. The event featured spring decorations, a buffet, and a gift of a crystal eight‑place setting. About one hundred members from High Point Greensboro Burlington and nearby cities attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Mildred Marshall
Harold Steed
Greensboro
Marshall
High Point
Burlington
Miss McCain Shown Honor in Phi Beta Kappa at Greensboro
In Greensboro on March 24 the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina announced 13 students and two alumnae elected to Phi Beta Kappa at a convocation led by President Frank P. Graham. Ten seniors, three juniors, and two alumnae named, including Alma Virginia McCain of High Point and Marjorie Mendenhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Aycock
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Elizabeth Anderson
Betsy Dupuy
Ruth Hill
Alma Virginia McCain
High Point
Shirley Melcher
Mooresville
Dora Shapiro
Salem
N. J
Mildred Swift
Red Bank
Elizabeth Winspear
Buffalo
N. Y
Kate Urquhart
Woodville
Martha Wiswall
Asheville
National
Honorary Scholastic Society
Georgia Arnett
Gwendolyn MacMullin
Ramseur
Katherine Causey
Liberty
Marjorie Mendenhall
Pattie Groves
Phi Beta Kappa
Vassar
Winthrop College
Groves
Mount Holyoke College
Women's College
Duke University
Woman's Medical College
Grace Bell
Murphy
Music Pupils Of Dan W. Smith Recite At Lovelace Home
Pupils of Dan W. Smith performed a recital at A. C. Lovelace Jr. home for his birthday. The program featured piano pieces by Liszt and Bach, vocal selections, and various students and teachers including Emmagene Shields, Muriel Hilton, Hazel Wright, and Vance Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan W. Smith
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Taylor
Marc Lovelace
Solfegietto
Bach Emmagene Shields
Heaps
Alice Rae Turner
Necken
Kramer
LaForge
H. L. Brockmann
Cunnin
Penn Muriel Hilton
Wonder Shoes
Warren A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Franz
Schumann Mare Lovelace
Rodgers
Marvin Slate
Rubinstein
Jordan
Hamblen Vance Smith
Conviens Partir
Donizetti
Bessy
W. I
Nevin Hazel Wright
Dent on the campus carries on tradition this year
A campus event continues a long standing tradition this year with student participants and campus support keeping the gathering active.
Local students head home for Easter holidays in Belmont and area
Catherine Jane Ryan of Convent Sacred Heart Belmont arrives today to spend Easter with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ryan. Margaret Briggs of Saleh College Winston-Salem plans to return home on route 2 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Gurney Briggs. Alfred Oliver and others from the city have returned to State College Raleigh after spring holidays. Mrs. J. D. Green is ill with influenza at 106 Idol Street. Sarah Taylor of Greensboro College will arrive tomorrow to spend Easter with Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Taylor. Josephine Gibson of Salem College returns today to 1109 Forest Hill Drive. Mary Frances Hayworth is at Salem College and will spend holidays at home near the city. George Hutchens Jr. and Kenner Amos, McCallie School students, arrive to spend days at home. Leora Hampp of Converse College arrives this evening for spring vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Hampp at 1003 Club Drive. Dorothy Stewart of Randolph Macon Woman's College returns to spend spring vacation with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Stewart. Frances Teer is improving at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Lois Welborn
Altrusa Club
Virginia Carrier
Mary Nelson Kiser
Hazel Kiser
High Point College
Ruth Davis
Margaret Ann Craig
Esther Rae Wilson
Evelyn Sechrest
Helen Kearns
Willie Edwards
Ruth McKenzie
Hycanth Hedrick
Dorothy House
Sarah Grady
Margaret Tull
Catherine Jane Ryan
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Belmont
N. C
J. T. Ryan
Margaret Briggs
Saleh College
Winston- Salem
J. Gurney Briggs
Alfred Oliver
Decoursey Pollock
Mark Taylor
James Farr
H. M. Taylor
Charles Hampp
Kelman Gomo
State College, Raleigh
J. D. Green
Idol Street
Sarah Taylor
Greensboro College
F. R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Josephine Gibson
Salem College
J. E. Gibson
Forest Hill Drive
Mary Frances Hayworth
George Hutchens, Jr
Kenner Amos
McCallie School
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Leora Hampp
Converse College
Spartanburg
D. C
Club Drive
Dorothy Stewart
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
L. R. Stewart
Lindsay Street
Frances Teer
H. L. Teer
Guilford General Hospital
Hob-Nob Club Entertained At Informal Party
Hob-Nob club members and guests relaxed at the club house last evening hosted by Elmer Younge and Clarence Williams. The event featured dancing and entertainment followed by refreshments for a list of members and invited attendees including Eula Chase Ethel Kearns Serena Hunsucker Margaret Roach Blanche Williams Archie Chase Leonard Terry Sid Newnam Dick Lowe Paul Hauser Clyde White Banker Hill and others from High Point Greensboro and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hob-Nob Club
Elmer Younge
Clarence Williams
Eula Chase
Ethel Kearns
Serena Hunsucker
Margaret Roach
Blanche Williams
Messrs
Archie Chase
Leonard Terry
Mises Evelyn Albright
Elouise Clemmons
Ray Stanley
Malone Moorfield
Robert Hooke
Harold Kearns
Betty Richardson
Ruby Gibson
High Point
Betty Joe Berry
George Bullard
Greensboro
Dugan Ritchie
Edgar Kenedy
Thomasville
Household Arts Club Meeting On Thursday
The Household Arts club will meet at the home of Mrs. Sam Dutton on East Green Street extension tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 according to an announcement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
Sam Dutton
East Green Street
Students Win Most Demands From Asheville Board
Asheville Normal and Teachers College students who staged a sit-down strike for more privileges received a letter from Presbyterian Church national missions in New York stating 17 of 18 requests were approved. Decision pending on extra house mothers for the Normal and Florence Stephenson buildings. A new permanent student-faculty cooperation committee was suggested. Also noted are local residents undergoing medical care and students returning from Mars Hill College for spring holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
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Eastern Star
Esquire Dance
YWCA
Moffitt's
North Main
Rogers-Cranford
OK Uoumnenbwe
Service
Rae Ati
Pia
Hal Davis
Parent-Teacher Council
Dr. Herring
Miss Caldwell
C. W. Phillips
McCain
Dan Smith
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Monthey Avenue
Hturcey
Frank Glover
Oakwood Court
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Salisbury
Mr. Glover
Soil Conservation Service
Lizzie Gooch
Oso
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