Mrs Green Hosts Ace of Clubs in Thomasville
Mrs Julius Green entertained Ace of Clubs members at her home with three contract tables amid spring flowers. Prizes included a high score to Mrs J Green and an ivy bowl to Mrs Alvah Boyles, with visitor prize to Mrs Frank Marr and gifts to Miss Kitty Kyser whose engagement to J Claiborne Pennington was announced. Entourage included Miss Mary Frances Jones and Vera Green Phillips among others. local students Tom A Finch and Joe Bales visiting from Woodberry Forest School stayed with parents.
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Thomasville
Julius Green
Paul Green
J. Green
Alvah Boyles
Frank Murrad
Kity Kyser
J. Claiborne Pennington
T. Alexander
J. S. Green
Alah Boyles
Nat Walker
Charles Phillips
Vernon Snyder
J. Farner
Paul Hassler
Walter Ewby
Frank Marr
Fred Graynd
Randleman PTA Plans Benefit Rook and Ridge Parties
The boys and men’s committees of the local PTA launch rook and ridge party fundraisers at Mrs. W. F. Mathes home. Tickets go on sale Monday with proceeds for school books. All PTA units invited.
Bridge Club Hosts Evening At Newlin Home
Grier Newlin and Claud Fox hosted a bridge club evening at the home of Mrs A U Newlin. High score prize went to Miss Rose.
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Grier Newlin
Claud Fox
Rs. A. U. Newlin
Miss Rose
Pan-Hellenic Essay Contest set to close March 31
New York March 25 The Panhellenic House Association announces the Third Annual Essay Contest closing date for receipt of essays is Wednesday March 31 Essays are received from across the country The prize has previously gone to a Wayne University student and a Montana Intermountain Union College student Panhellenic members include A Hepburn and various sororities The judging panel features Fannie Hurst Mary Colum Lyman Beecher Stowe Kenyon Nicholson Helen Worden Hans Kaltenborn and Lila Bell Acheson The theme asks Is New York Represent the American Scene with other topic options listed
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New York
Panhellenic House Association
Beekman Tower
Mitchell Place
Wayne University
Detroit
Intermountain Union College
Montana
A. Barton Hepburn
Panhellenic Association
Smith
Wellesley
Cornell
Drake
Holy Cross
Purdue
University of Illinois
Notre Dame
Stanford
Fannie Hurst
Mary Colum
Forum
Drama Award
Lyman Beecher Stowe
Kenyon Nicholson
Helen Worden
Hans V. Kaltenborn
Lila Bell Acheson
Readers Digest
The
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Marguerite D. Winant
Delta Gamma
Ruth Busteed
Alpha Xi Delta
LeRoy Kimball
Kappa Alpha Theta
Bessie Feagin
Kappa Delta
Paul C. Boyd
Phi Mu
Sophie P. Woodman
Pi Beta Phi
W. B. Truesdell
Sigma Kappa
W. C. Roberts
Zeta Tau Alpha
Parrish and Newlin Win Consolation at Gathering
Parrish won the consolation prize a toy gun. Mr Fox and Newlin served sandwiches and punch to Lucille Freeman Rose Parrish Elizabeth Swaim Jack Newlin Joe Malloy Eugene Bulla N H Carpenter Grier Newlin and Claud Fox.
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Parrish
Jack Newlin
Mr. Fox
Newlin
Lucille Freeman
Rose Parrish
Elizabeth Swaim
Joe Malloy
Eugene Bulla
N. H. Carpenter
Grier Newlin
Claud Fox
Duke Power Cooking School Set At Randleman High
Misses Swaim Caudle Allred and others are listed visiting relatives in area towns. Duke Power Co announces a free cooking school at Randleman High School auditorium on April 7 at 7 30 PM with prizes.
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Duke Power Co
Randleman High School
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Della Barker Estate Property
Under a Guilford County Superior Court order in the J. T. Carruthers Jr. estate case, the commissioner will sell at noon on Saturday April 24, 1937, in High Point NC, a tract in Guilford County described as lot 6 of Central Improvement Co. Development with a rear 65 ft. strip on Elm street, subject to court confirmation. Sale to highest cash bidder.
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Superior Court of
Guilford County
J. T. Carruthers, Jr
Della Barker
Joe
D. P. Maddox
Maddox
Elim Street
Elm Street
Phin
Barker
W. GC. Jones
CS & Te
Register of Deeds Office
Central Improvement Co
N. E. Barker
Sadie J. Barker
Delia A. Barker
Highland Society March Meeting At Highland M E Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Highland M E Church met in the church ladies parlor. Mrs. W A Price led the devotional with an Easter theme. A rummage sale was planned for March 27 and clothing should be taken to Mrs. L M Young. Delegates to the Mount Airy conference were elected: Mrs. J S Cheevis as delegate and Mrs. J B Jones as alternate. A Foster prayer service is set for Sunday at 6 am. Mrs. L L Grant spoke on The Cross and refreshments were served to 24 members and one visitor.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Highland M. E. Church
W. A. Price
G. R. Ward
L. M. Young
Myrtle Street
J. S. Cheevis
Mount Airy
J. B. Jones
L. L. Grant
Cross
G. B. Dowd
L. M. Starnes
J. J. Cheevis
World Wide class to meet at Hilliard Memorial Church
The World Wide class of Hilliard Memorial church will meet Friday evening at Mrs. J. W. Saunders home at 307 Whitier street. All members urged to attend. The Church of God missionary band will serve an oyster stew and fish fry at 120 College street Friday evening from 5 to 10. Public invited. The A M Idol Philathea class of First M P church postponed its meeting to April 2 at Mrs. Frank Mabrey’s home on Sherrod street. The Woman's Missionary Society of Hilliard Memorial Baptist church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. C. Talbert’s home on Burton street.
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Hilliard Memorial Church
J. W. Saunders
Whittier Street
Church OF God
Church of God Missionary Band
Clinton
Redding Streets
College Street
A. M. Tdots
A. M. Idol Philathea
M. P. Church
Frank Mabrey
Sherrod Street
Hilliard Memorial Socuety
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
J. C. Talbert
Burton Street
Easter program at church features sermons and prayer
Mrs. C. H. Saunders led a hymn and prayer service followed by Mrs. J. B. Ellis who spoke on Discipline of the Spirit. The president Mrs. Saunders introduced The French topic with help from Mrs. J. C. Tolbert Ruth Luck and Mrs. J. W. Saunders. A brief business session social hour and Easter-themed refreshments concluded the gathering.
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C. H. Saunders
J. B. Ellis
Saunders
J. C. Tolbert
Ruth Luck
J. W. Saunders
Alaska Timber Dominated by Sitka Spruce and Alpine Hemlock
Sitka spruce and Alpine hemlock account for 70 percent of Alaska's timber growth, shaping the state's forest industry and future supply.
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Alaska
Prisoner Doster Slashes Wrists In Jail Attempt
Shelby report says Ernest Doster 30 year old ex convict slashed his wrists in a jail cell with a safety razor blade. He was to stand trial on an attempted assault charge brought by Mrs Everett Pearson. Sheriff Cline noted Doster claimed he was the driver in a Touhy gang mail truck robbery.
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Shelby
Ernest Doster
Raymond Cline
Doster
Everett Pearson
Cline
Touhy
Charlotte
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