Society Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Engagements
Social items report the F U N club meeting with Miss Mary Clinard at her Ray Street home, St Marys Church Woman's Guild gathering with Mrs Roe J Johnson on Carries Avenue, and a Peacock-Philathea banquet at the YWCA cafe. Also noted are UDC dues day at Dee Police residence, Edith Bradshaw engagement to Peter Sigmans of Tampa, and a visiting debaters reception at J G Lambert residence with green and white colors. A C By Alumni plans and a Presbyterian hut address by Frank P Wilson announce union formation for an E. Alumni Fellowship association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clinard
Ray Street
Woman's Guild
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary's Church
Roe J. Johnson
Carries Avenue
U. D.C
Dee Police
North Main Street
Edith Bradshaw
W. G. Bradshaw
Peter F. Sigmans
Tampa
Fla
Miss Bradshaw
St. Mary’s College
Raleigh
Sigmans
Peninsula Telephone Company
Florida
Unbion
Presbyterian Hut
Frank P. Wilson
Regular Sunday Meeting Sees Church Representations
A Wednesday meeting will hear Mr. Wilson with large church representations expected. The hut gathering starts promptly at 7 30 o clock on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdr
I. Wedneans
Wilson
Lovely Easter events and club gatherings described
A social scene features Mrs. Baxter hosting an elegant afternoon with Pauline Hicks Ruth Russell Gladys Ellington Ruth Clinard Bess Marsh Hosk ins Alice Byeriy Elizabeth Watt Inez Strader and Mrs. Lewis Maguin. HBeta Pi plans a bridge session next Thursday at Mrs. Kephari's Him street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Hicks
Ruth Russell
Gladys Ellington
Ruth Clinard
Bess Marsh Hoskins
Alice Byeriy
Elizabeth Watt
Inez Strader
Baxter
Lewis Maguin
Strader
Personalities Note Guests and Homecomings Postcard
Mr and Mrs J H Tate returned home yesterday after four months in Florida enjoying southern points of interest they wintered at many resorts. Mrs Pauline Winnery of Greensboro visits Mrs D L Hayes at 105 Burns Street with friends. E B Zachery and companions visit Greensboro for the day. Mildred Conrad of Lexington was here guest of Corinna Lambert on North Main Street and Wag the team of debaters at the elimination contest. Mary Reiddett visits Greensboro at noon and will attend the North Carolina College for Women this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tate
Florida
Mrs. Tate
Pauline Winnery
Greensboro
D. L. Hayes
Burns Street
Mildred Conrad
Lexington
Corinna Lambert
North Main Street
Miss Conrad
Auditorie
Mary
Reiddett
Ati
North Carolina College For Women
Ed Kearns Returns From Eastern Trip
Ed Kearns came back to the city to rest after a trip to the eastern part of the state. T. H. MacRae of Charlotte is in town on business. He represents the Bilockstone Institute of Chicago with state headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kearns
Iy Tolay
T. H. MacRae
Charlotte
Bilockstone Institute
Chicago
Pretty Birthday Party Held for Miss Inez Strader
Mrs Clyde Baxter hosted a Friday afternoon celebration for Miss Inez Strader’s fourteenth birthday at the Baxter residence on Centennial avenue. Guests enjoyed games until 5 o’clock then moved to the dining room for an ice course with mints as pink hyacinths and sweet peas adorned the reception baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Strader
Clyde Baxter
Baxter
Centennial Avenue
Fire Rips Matthews Tobacco Plant in Louisville Loss $205000
Fire of unknown origin gutted the offices and tobacco handling plant of W. S. Matthews and Sons and damaged several other buildings in Louisville. The estimated loss is 205000, largely covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Frere
W. S. Matthews and Sons
Woman sculptor to display miniature figures in New York gallery
Washington sculptor George Julian Zolnay praises women as equal to men and mentors Mrs. McCarthy who will present ten inch miniature figures at the Metropolitan Art Gallery in New York. Her works include Caruso Lady Astor Harry Lauder Lord Northcliffe John Burroughs and other notables from the arms conference attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Julian
Zoluay
Washington Sculpor
Ard
Ie McCarthy
Metro
Politan Art Gallery
New York City
Washingeton
Elm Street students clear playground for safer area
Three hundred boys from Elm Street school cleared rocks and trash from the grounds under Principal C A Smith and community service leader J P Mahaffey. A self announced rock target added a playful incentive as work continued toward a safer play space for local children. Studebaker New York branch posts record February sales with 474 cars sold and total $769,070.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
A. Smith
Elm Street School
J. P. Mahaffey
Studebaker
New York
Studebaker Corporation of America
Greater
Observations on Hats Taxes and State Officials in Raleigh
MAX ABERNETHY reports on Dr Riddicks Derby hat claim in Raleigh and the banter over hats and fashion. The piece also notes opposition to a bachelor tax from Col Watts and includes brief echoes about Wade Shemwell blue sky cases and license tag letters to the North Carolina officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Himelf
Derby
Col
Fred Olds
Hall of History
Dr. Riddick
Aus Wait
North Carolina
Colonel Watts
The
World
Wade
Baxter Shemwell
Davidson County
Shemwell
Lawrence Nichols
Supreme Court
Wife of Henry Jackson Reports Husband Taken to Chain Gang
A letter states the writer is Henry Jackson's wife and reports he was taken off to the chain gang last week. She says they will not need a license now and implies his absence is permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sawyer
Automobile Lecanse Department
Henry Jackon
Chain Gang
British May Intervene In Ulster Frontiers Debate
London reports the British government weighing Imperial troop deployment on the Ulster frontier. Churchill notes Commons concerns as training and employment guidance gain emphasis, with Goucher College sending 165 girls on apprenticeships in Baltimore and their states to curb blind alley jobs and aid vocation analysis in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ulster
Winston Churchill
Goucher
Baltimore
Bureau of Vocational Guidance
Iva’ B. Peters
Peterg
Goucher College
Wave
Gruidante
Women’s Colleges Study Vocations in Education
A study analyzes the educational systems of major women’s colleges of today. Findings suggest evolving vocations and career pathways for graduates, reflecting increasing interest and practical relevance in women’s higher education.
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Peacock-Philathea
Wessey Memorial Church
Frank Gurley
Chaiman
Thetoeal High
J. G. Lambert
North Mainstreet
Hol Kearns
Jessie Thompson
Harrell
W. C. Horton
Cynthia Garrett
E. B. Zachery
Clara Hayworth
Hattie Hicks
Joy Kitt
Moffitt Furnishing Co
IER
Mvie McCarthy
Eim Street
Max Abernethy
Capitol
Riddiysk
North Casabina State
Riddick
Pelig
Stacdy
Ues. Hinman Lin
SUOE
Buster Brown
EEE
Tees
Ose
Loflin’s
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