Emerywood Younger Club Hosts Easter Gala Dance
The Emerywood Younger set dance club held a Saturday night gala at David Chains studio on Main Street with many members and guests enjoying dancing games and Easter favors. A late reception featured light refreshments and festive atmosphere. The Farly American Arts Club met at 10 a m to plan their antique show in April, moving the venue to Hillcrest Lane due to Mary Munyan's illness.
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Emerywood
Ger
David Chains Dance Studio
Oith Main Street
Farly American Arts Club
Wen
Www. Co. Idol
Hillcrestle
Mary Munyan
Munyan
Regular City Parents and Teachers Meeting Announced
A regular meeting of the city Parents and Teachers group is announced for tomorrow afternoon at Elm Street School. One council member will attend as a new state flyer is presented. A nearby Mothers group plans a regular rehearsal tomorrow at 1 PM in the high school building.
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Bcit
Elm Street
Wayside Garden Club Plans Spring Meeting
The Wayside Garden Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday morning at Mrs. E. S. Wall's home with each member allowed to bring a visitor. The program centers on Spring, featuring a talk by Mrs. R. R. Blackburn on Spring Awakening and a second half Songs of Spring with Mrs. Arnold Huff and Mrs. Charles W. McAnally performing spring songs.
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Wayside Garden Club
E. S. Wall
R. R. Blackburn
Arnold Huff
Charles W. McAnally
Clinic Rehearsals Highlight Choral School Clinic
Greensboro March 25 1927 outstanding feature of the Southern Choral School to be held July 22 August 2 at Women s College UNC will be daily clinic rehearsals of the Children s Chorus and the High School Chorus conducted by William Powell Twaddell director of music in Durham public schools. The Children s Chorus will include 40 to 50 children aged 10 to 13 and the High School Chorus about the same number of senior students. Twaddell will also teach a course in Choral Methods and Procedures. He began as a boy chorister at St Andrews Philadelphia studied at Penn Temple NYU and Yale and since 1920 has been Durham public schools director of music and in First Presbyterian Church. He organized and directs the Durham Choir School. The Choral School, first organized last summer, drew musicians from the South. Men and women may enroll. residence halls will house women and rooms are available near campus.
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Greensboro
Southern Choral School
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
William Powell Twaddell
Durham
Twaddell
Mr. Twaddell
St. Andrews
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
New York University
Yale
Frederick Maxson
David D. Wood
Harry P. Jepson
George Edward Stubbs
John Finley Williamson
F. Melius Christiansen
First Presbyterian Church of
South
Hilliard Memorial Class Meets Tuesday
The World Wide Class of Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at Mrs. W. H. Procter’s home on Whittier Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
W. H. Procter
Whittier Street
Student Henrietta Sheloff Visits Mary Alice Sheoff
Miss Henrietta Sheloff of William and Mary College Williamsburg Virginia visits Miss Mary Alice Sheoff at her Parkway home. Mr and Mrs G M Burns of Concord spent Easter with Mr and Mrs W S West at their Boulevard home.
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Henrietta Sheloff
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Mary Alice Sheoff
Parkway
Mrs
G. M. Burns
Concord
Mrs. W. 8S. West
Boulevard
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
The week lists AAUW meeting at 307 Lindsay Street with Dr. Clyde Milner speaker, Wayside Garden Club guest meeting on Hillcrest Drive, Emerywood Country Club bridge party, and city PTA session at Elm Street School. Also BPW YWCA dinner, Altrusa at Sheraton with speakers, and several teas, luncheons, and a Gone With the Wind themed dance at Emerywood Club with John Peddicord orchestra.
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Amercan Association of University Women
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
Vera Idol
Clyde A. Milner
Guilford College
Wayside Garden Club
E. S. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Emerywood Country Club
John A. Russell
John H. Davis
City Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Otteray Drive
Woman's Club
General Federation
Early American Arts Club
W. C. Idol
Hilcrest Drive
Mary Mungan
A. B. Elam
Montleu Avenue
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Mexico
Fred Thomas
Priscilla Club
Forest Hill Drive
Marjorie Ficke
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Elwood Hotel
John Peddicord
Death of U G Speed Former Auto Executive
U G Speed retired capitalist died in Asheville on March 24. A Paris Missouri native, he served on the Council for National Defense during the war and later was an automobile manufacturing executive. Body to be moved to Louisville Kentucky for burial. Survived by sisters Miss Maude Speed and Mrs G P Jackson of Paris Missouri.
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Asheville
U. G. Speed
Council For National Defense
Paris
Louisville
Maude Speed
G. P. Jackson
Meredith Rites Held At Hopewell Church
Funeral service for Billy L. Meredith who died at Trinity Route 1 was held at Hopewell Methodist Church with Rev. W. B. Shinn and Rev. S. W. Taylor officiating. Active pallbearers included Fred Buning and others. burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Riley McDowell
Alvin English
William Lee Meredith
Gideon Deaton
Nazi Umbrella Torpedo Found Near Bridlington Beach
A 12 foot German aerial torpedo decorated with a portrait of Prime Minister Chamberlain with his umbrella was found on a beach near Bridlington. Admiralty experts examined the device which could function as a floating mine after its motive power is spent.
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London
Chamberlain
Bridlington
Admiralty
President Roosevelt Improves After Restful Weekend
Washington March 25 The president is said to be very much improved after a restful weekend though precautions against his cold still apply. Rear Admiral Ross T McIntire the physician refused to allow a trip to the White House executive offices.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntire
White House
Mrs Henry Redding Honored At Asheboro Affair
Asheboro society notes a large At Home event honoring bride Mrs Henry Redding and her family on Worth Street with guests from near and far. Vera Idol of High Point College spoke to the Asheboro Woman's Club about Edwin Arlington Robinson, a Pulitzer winner, followed by a club meeting and refreshments.
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Henry Redding
Asheboro
Vera Idol
T. H. Redding
Neely Hunter
Marianna Redding
Worth Street
W. A. Coffin
J. D. Ross
Redding
S. S. Steele
Rockingham
D. B. McCrary
Hunter
McCrary
Steele
Miss Redding
High Point College
Miss Idol
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Curry Loflin
Charles Fox
Sunset Hall
High Point Woman's Club
Dubilee
Chipmunks Delay Egg Hunt At French Lick Hotel
Chipmunks delayed the East er egg hunt at French Lick Springs Hotel as they stole eggs hidden for children. Attendants restarted the hunt and later found the animals chattering over bright eggshells.
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French Lick
Ind
French Lick Springs
I R A Sharply Rebuffs De Valeras Peace Plea
Dublin reports say the Irish Republican Army in Belfast is ready for armed intervention on both sides of the border as Eamon de Valera advocates peaceful inclusion of Northern Ireland. The prime minister marked the Easter rebellion anniversary with a call against violence. Guatemala exported over 10 million banana bunches last year. A Vladivostok Siberia chess tournament featured 224 boards.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Ireland
Eire
Paris Inventor Branly Dies at 95 in Paris Home
Edouard Branly, 95, the French physicist whose coherer aided Marconi’s wireless development, died last night in his Paris residence. The report also notes that Mexico produced twice its yearly coffee consumption and cites European and Anglo-Indian populations in India.
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Paris
Edouard Branly
Marconi
Mexico
Women in 1950s America say change is possible
Ruth Millett interviews Percival Jackson who argues women should broaden home making and engage in national leadership. He claims women have more time, superior intellect, and cultural background and could improve housing, politics, and society. He supports voting for Eleanor Roosevelt as president and urges women to prove their capability.
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Ruth Millett
New York
Percival Jackson
Jackson
Canadians Vote Tomorrow In Wartime Election
Ottawa dispatch notes eight week campaign ends with Liberals and Conservatives urging 6.6 million voters to unite for wartime effort. Prime Minister King appeals for Liberal return to show wartime unity as he prepares final campaign speech. He denounces Conservative tactics as hindering a national government led by Dr. Manion.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
W. L
MacKenzie King
King
R. J. Manion
Cuba Bans Impromptu Speeches On Radio
Cuban authorities prohibit unscripted talks on radio broadcasts citing the need to regulate content. The move targets live commentaries and impromptu remarks by radio hosts and callers.
Build-Up Relief for Dysmenorrhea Promoted to Women
A brief explains that headaches nervousness and cramps stem from functional dysmenorrhea due to poor nutrition. CARDUS is said to improve appetite gastric juice flow and digestion, boosting resistance and reducing distress. Many women report less period discomfort after using CARDUI before and during the cycle.
Portland PCL Games See Declining Crowds Says Official
Hague the liquor administrator told the state liquor commission that policing at Portland Pacific Coast League games is easing each year. He noted smaller crowds would make enforcement easier if attendance continues to fall. Portland finished in the cellar last year and the commission denied an application to sell bottled beer in the stands.
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Hague
State Liquor Commission
Portland
Commission
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