Altrusans Escort International Officers To Martinsville Dinner
Altrusans from High Point accompanied Dr Nina Fay Calhoun of Dallas and Miss Eva Wall to Martinsville Virginia for a club dinner hosted by the Martinsville Altrusa Club. The event included birthday gifts and gardenia corsages, with Calhoun and Wall addressing about thirty attendees and plans for future programs noted by the international president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Fay Carhoun
Dallas
Tex
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
Eva Wall
High Point
Altrusans
Martinsville
Altrusa Club
Bligh Point
Winston-Salem
Calhoun
Wall
Charlotte
Dr. Calhoun
Miss Wall
Bessie Tuggle
Marie Caddell
Martinsville Club
Youthful Musicians Delight At Emerywood Country Club Program
Youthful musicians and young vocalists illuminated the Musical Art Club program at Emerywood Country Club. Sponsored by the Senior Club, directed by Mrs. Armfield and Mrs. Metcalfe, the Junior and Juvenile divisions drew encores. Ralph Tilden led the program. notable piano performances by Pepper Tice, Jean Martin, Mary Lou Dillon, Anne Hall, Dot Lewis, Nancy Barker, Jean Fambrough, Ella Page Harrison, Martha Harriss MacKenzie, Pinky Voorhees, Barbara Brasington, Thomas and Shirley Kirkman. Phyllis Freeman sang Down in the Forest with Billie Frazier on piano. Bob Gayle offered Organ Prelude in G Minor, showcasing budding talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Frank Armfield
Fred Metcalfe, Jr
Virginia Frank
Ralph Tilden
Sittrey
Thomas Kirkman
Pepper Tice
Jean Martin
Mary Lou Dillon
Anne Hall
Dot Lewis
Nancy Barker
Jean Fambrough
Ella Page Harrison
Martha Harriss MacKenzie
Pinky Voorhees
Barbara Brasington
Thomas
Shirley Kirkman
Down In the Forest
Ronald
Phyllis Freeman
Billie Frazier
Bob Gayle
Social Calendar for the Week Highlights Local Club Meetings
FUESDAY events include Air Raid Precaution class and supper at the Y at 5 30 p m. Altrusa Club dinner meeting with Dr Nina Fay Calhoun as guest of honor at the Sheraton Hotel. East Carolina Teachers College Alumnae speaker at 8 p m on Lindsay Street. Wednesday features a Book Club luncheon at the Emeraldwood Country Club and Jewish Women meeting at West Farriss Avenue. Thursday hosts Wild Flower Garden Club talk, Junior American Legion Auxiliary weiner roast, Tea and Topics Club, and Emerywood Country Club Family Night Dinner reservations due by Thursday noon. Friday lists Canterbury Club entertainment at Mrs Carson Burns and Philomathian Club biweekly meeting on Parkway. The Bach Siloti program featured Miss Virginia Frank with elections and planning for Charlotte convention in April. Next meeting set for Monday, April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alirusa 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
Kenneth Redman
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ben L. Herman
West Farriss Avenue
Harry Jacobs
Wild Flower Garden Club
Fred J. Bartlett
Emerywood Estates
Richard H. Shaw
American Legion Auxiliary
Caroline Arden
Chandler Street
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
Canterbury Club
Carson Burns
Greenway Drive
Philomathean Club
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Johnson Street School Pot Luck Dinner Planned
A Johnson Street Parent Teacher association pot luck dinner is set for Wednesday at noon at 1513 Larkin Street hosted by Mrs. E. K. Hightower. Public invited to attend and bring a dish. proceeds go to the school treasury. Asheboro couple announce birth of son Robert Lee Jr March 17 at Randolph Hospital. mother before marriage Virginia Dare Fraley of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent Teacher Association
E. K. Hightower
Larkin Street
Robert Lee Nance
Asheboro
Robert Lee, Jr
Marehy 17
Randolph Hospital
Nance
Virginia Dare Fraley
High Paint
Jamestown P T A to Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting
The Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday night at Seelock School auditorium. The agenda includes a short program and the election of a new officer slate for the coming year. Principal T Bennison urged greater concern for youth and spiritual needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown P.T. A
Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association
Seelock
Lit
T. Bennison
Allen Jay School
Jewel Baptist Chirch
Milion
Christ
A A W Elects Officers For State Meeting Here
The High Point branch of the American Association of University Women re elected R A Herring as president. The group met at Mrs Charles FE Steeloffs residence with Miss Bess Sheloff as hostess and planned the April 17 18 state meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. New slate includes Mrs Margaret Farley vice president Miss Esther Kee secretary and Mrs B H Hill treasurer. The convention is expected to draw 75 to 100 attendees with a board luncheon banquet and luncheon planned, featuring talks and a review of Pearl Buck Dragon Seed by Miss Vera idol, who also discussed The Good Earth. Associate hostesses included Mrs Elise Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Herring
High Point
American Association of University Women
Charles FE. Steeloff
Parkway
Bess Sheloff
E. Verardol
High Point College
FR. Taylor
N. F. Yarborough
Vera Idol
Arts
E. M. Shipman
Pearl Buck
Miss Idol
Sheloff
Elise Smith
Esther Kee
Evelyn Rodman
M. Shipman
Ivey Paylor
Maggie Lou Blackman
Florence Cox
Evelyn Stewart
Miss Moss And Austin Entertain Alpha Theta Psis
The alumnae chapter of Alpha Theta Psi sorority held a regular meeting on West Lexington avenue with Miss Thelma Moss and Miss Margaret Austin as hostesses. Three tables of bridge followed a brief business session led by president Mrs John Jennings. High score prize went to Mrs Archie Koonts, second to Mrs James Brooks. A salad course was served to Mesdames Brooks Miller Young Koonts Wardell Jennings Deans Nabors and Misses Nash Poore Lee Jarrell Mc Adams Moss and guest Mrs Smith Moss of Danville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Thelma Moss
Lexington Avenue
Margaret Austin
John Jennings
Archie Koonts
James Brooks
Mesdames
Homer Miller
Dennis Young
Honor Wardell
Cameron Deans
Tyree Nabors
Unity Nash
Myrtle Poore
Ruth Lee
Annie Lee Jarrell
Ina McAdams
2Smith Moss
Danville
Virginia
Miss Moss
Dr Calhoun Feted At Luncheon At Rothrock Home
Dr Nina Fay Calhoun of Dallas Texas president of the International Association of Altrusa Clubs was guest of Mrs Mary Lou Rothrock at a luncheon at 208 Woodrow Avenue. The informal gathering featured Spring flowers and eight place settings for guests including Alice Dickerson Mary Ballard Marie Caddell Lois Welborn Lucille Johnston Madeline Hoover and the hostess a three course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Fay Calhoun
Dallas
Tex
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
Mary Lou
J. L
Calhoun
Alice Dickerson
Mary Ballard
Marie Caddell
Lois Welborn
Lucille Johnston
Madeline Hoover
Local people news from Winston-Salem and surrounding areas
W A Pegram of Liberty Warehouse shows improvement at City Memorial Hospital after injuries from a two car crash. Miss Mary Lou Cecil returns to UNC Chapel Hill after spring holidays with her parents on Oakwood Court. Dewey Stanley, injured in a Randolph County sawmill accident, remains at Randolph Hospital in Asheboro with slight improvement. Mr and Mrs L J Pickard are in serious condition at Burrus Memorial Hospital after admission yesterday. Mr and Mrs Bill Elkington of Henderson visited their sister Mrs J C Spencer at 204 Barker Street for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pegram
Liberty Warehouse
Winston-Salem
City Memorial Hospital
Mary Lou Cecil
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
A. Coke Cecil
Oakwood Court
Dewey Stanley
Randolph County
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
L. J. Pickard
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Bill Elkington
Flenderson
Ellington
J.C. Spencer
Barker Street
Mrs Smith Hosts Dinner for Husband and Brother
Mrs Smith of 1208 North Hamilton Street entertained Saturday evening honoring her husband on leave from Mobile Alabama where he serves with the Signal Corps. Her brother J S Hedgecock Jr also attended. he will soon depart for service with the U S Army. Mrs Smith and daughter Betty Jo plan to join Mr Smith in Alabama after the school term. Fire Dernite Club to meet at Mass Evelyn Sharp’s Carrick Avenue home tonight at 7 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vol. Smith
North
Hamilton Street
Mobile
Ala
Signal Corps
U. S
Smith
Hoom of
Mass
Evelyn Sharp
Carrick Avenue
P T A Meeting Hears Dr Lipe On Dental Care
Dr Lipe a dentist with the State Board of Health spoke to the P T A at Randleman High School on The Care of Teeth. He outlined stages of dental care from prenatal preparation to early childhood nutrition and eating habits for sound teeth.
Observes Birthday Local Students Are Among Winners In Art Contests
Greensboro Durham Raleigh Winston Salem High Point Albemarle win first place in ten divisions of North Carolina School Art Exhibit. Elementary exhibit shows in Person Hall Art Gallery at university. tour to follow after display here. Winners span illustration, posters, modeling, watercolor, prints, costume design, surface pattern, leather tooling, lettering, and construction across grades one to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Winston
High Point
Albemarle
North Carolina
Woman's College In
Lemar Dodd
University of Georgia
Edith Mitchell
Delaware
Ray Faulkner
Columbia University
Winston-Salem
High Pain
WPA Art Center
Winston- Salem
Albemaric
Albemarie
Growing Christian theme marks Leaksville B T U convention
The third annual Baptist Training Union Convention of Region No. 3 met at First Baptist Church Leaksville on March 20 and 21 with Rev. L. R. Evans of Spencer directing. Delegates from Liberty Piedmont Pilot Mountain Randolph and Rowan counties attended. Highlights included a speech "Growing a Soul" by Dr. J Clyde Turner of Greensboro and a Hymn Festival featuring multiple choirs. New officers for the coming year include Director Rev L R Evans and Associate Director Rev Bruce Price. Grover Farlowe of Norfolk visited with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Training Union Convention
J. Clyde ‘Turner
Greensboro
Jean
Smith Sisters
Leaksville
Ira Boone
Spencer
Mills Home
Thomasville
First Church
Dora Lewis
West End
High Point
A. C. Lovelace
Young Peoples
Harry Monroe
Ridgecrest
Thelma Patrick
Winston-Salem
Ofirst Baptist Church
R. R. Cline
Salisbury
James Pegram
Ruby Ziglars
Mabel Starnes
L. R. Evans
Bruce Price
Asheboro
Fleth Smith
Lexington
Kathleen Johnson
Ila Hensley
R. C Faster
Leaksvie
Ef. M Highfill
Winston
Mrs Mitchell Honors Daughter With Birthday Party
Mrs Mitchell hosted a birthday gathering Saturday evening at her Chestnut Street home honoring her daughter Betty on her fourteenth birthday. Games and contests entertained attendees with prizes awarded to William Ray and B B Yarbrough, as refreshments were served to numerous friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mitchell
Ales. Nlr
Mitchell
Chestnut Street
Betty
William Ray
B. B. Yarbrough
Mary Elivaleny Sheen
Betty Jean Patterson
Virginia Brown
Betty Newby
Dan
Norma Hollingsworth
Mary Thompson
Lila Vincannon
Ruby Hodges
Donna Lee
Cecil
Shirley Harvey
Dolly Roberts
George Smith
Bobby
Roscor Weaver
Williams Dean Lee
Jack ‘Taylor
Omee Hobbs
Leon Corder
William “Babe” Roy
Troy Hodges
Greatest Meat Eaters In Argentina Record High Consumed
The world’s heaviest meal eaters are the people of Argentina. They annually average about 346 pounds of meat per person, highlighting a striking dietary habit across the nation.
Berlin Claims 13 More Ships
Berlin reports from German broadcasts that U boats off North America sank 13 more merchant ships totaling 93,000 tons. The claim includes seven tankers and notes another tanker of about 1,000 tons was torpedoed and likely sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
High Command
North America
U. S.S
U. S. Atlantic
Pentagon Club Meeting at Mrs Kornegay's Home
The Pentagon club will hold its weekly meeting this evening at 830 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Kornegay on North Main Street. The Stephens Bible study class meets tomorrow at 3 o'clock with Mrs. M J Lee at 1003 Lindsay Street led by Mrs. Nora L Andrews. The article notes the origin of the strawberry in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Robert Kornegay
North Main Street
Stephens Bible Study
M. J. Lee
Lindsay Street
Nora L. Andrews
North America
Europe
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Aitrusa
Altrusa
Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Rethrock
Mabel Burnett
Mary Haralson
Caddell
Procter'& Gamble
Discovery
Valette J. Harris
G. D. Peulibone
Als. A. E. Whitley
Asheboro Hospital
P-T. A. News
Allen Jay
Jewel Baptist Church
A. A.A.W
MES. RK. A. Herring
Mrs. Smith
Domino Club
Evelyn Sharpe
Randleman
Dr. Lipe
State Board of Health
P.T. A
Glee Club
Dot Marshall
J. W. Jobson
H. H. Hamilton
Frank Talley
Rose Parrish
Society of Christian Service
Y. D. Poole
India
Poole
America
Talmadge Daniel
W. H. Trogdon
Mesdames McCollum
W. F. Matthews
John Fox
Cletus Hardin
D. Poole
Gene Hinshaw
Nora Hughes
Walker’s Mill
Aresdames Center
John Reynolds
Little Tots
Treasury
P F
Hal Bell
Lodwick Aviation Military Academy
Avon Park
Fla
T. L. Helms
Elford Outland
Luia McDuffie
Jackson Springs
Helms
E. W. Browne
Philip Anthony Sedberry
PB. A. Sedberry
Wilmington
High Point Group
B.T. U
Grover Farlowe
Norfolk
Mrs
Troy Farlowe
Princess Beauty
Main & Washington
Mudrey Thcker Rogers
Opal Elder Virgie Grogan
American
Stephens
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Mautn St
Phone Furt
Quality Shoe Store, Inc
Expert Shoe Fitters
Welborn's Products CO
North Week Street
Welborn’s
Wim
Caller Appliance CO
East Washington Street
Thorne
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