March Dance Held At Emerywood Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosted a March dance in the clubhouse with John Peddicord leading the Winston-Salem orchestra at 1:30. Upcoming events include a bi weekly bridge for ladies on Tuesday at 3, a post concert informal party honoring Lansing Hatfield on Wednesday, a Mexican buffet supper Thursday, and a stag party with Dutch supper Saturday at 6.
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Emerywood Club
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem Orchestra
Org
C. S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
Cooperative Concert Association
Lansing Hatfield
Canterbury Club hears three American humorists
Mrs. H. L. Brockmann hosted a Canterbury Club meeting at Fairway Drive where three humorists Clarence Day George Ade and Ring Lardner were featured in The American Scene told from their perspective A report on next year’s plans was also presented and business conducted during the session Floral decorations included spirea jonquils and japonicas and a sweet course with coffee and almonds was served to members including Mrs dames Carson Burns Hoke Bullard W D Sale Jr and others.
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H. L. Brockmann
Canterbury Club
Fairway Drive
Clarence Day
Father
George Ade
Maryland
Ring Lardner
Brockmann
V. D. Sale
Craven Page
BE. R. Lyon
Dames
Carson Burns
Hoke Bullard
W. D. Sale, Jr
W. F
North Carolina Parents and Teachers to hold spring convention
The 26th annual North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers gathers in Raleigh April 12 to 14 with the theme Leisure and Living. Governor Clyde R. Hoey, UNC sociology professor Harold D. Meyer, and WPA recreation leaders attend. The event features district meetings, garden visits, a Meredith College banquet, and social functions at the Sir Walter Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Congress of Parents and Teachers
Raleigh
Doyle D. Alley
Wayneaville
Virgil Dah
Washington, D. C
WPA
Arthur H. Jones
National Recreation Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Frances H. Blake
North Carolina
Jessie Mills
T. &. Johnson
State Planning Board
Clyde R. Hoey
Harold D. Meyer
University of North Carolina
Sir Walter Hotel
Governor's Mansion
Raleigh P. T. A. Council
Meredith College
Raleigh High School
Altrusa To Hear Raleigh Guest Miss Shotwell
Altrusa club hosts bi weekly dinner at the Sheraton with Miss Mary Shotwell of Raleigh as guest speaker She chairs the vocational guidance committee for the Second District and serves as field representative for the North Carolina Employment Service in Raleigh Miss Lucille Johnston presides with Miss Vera Idol arranging the program The meeting begins at 6 30 p m in the private dining room
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Mary Shotwell
Raleigh
Miss Shotwell
Vocaional
Altrusa Clubs
North Carolina Employment Service
Vera Idol
Lucille Johnston
Pre Easter Dance At Armory In High Point
Woodmen Of World hosts a Pre Easter dance Friday at the National Guard Armory in High Point. Piedmont Camp No 62 sponsors with baseball club and degree team acting as chaperones. Tal Henry and his orchestra from Greensboro provide the music for an expected 200 or more couples.
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High Point Woodmen
National Guard Armory
Piedmont Camp No. 62
Tal Henry
Greensboro
High Point
Armory
C E S Officers To Be Installed Tuesday In Public Ceremony
High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star prepares a public installation at the Masonic Temple Tuesday at 7 30 pm for newly elected officers led by Merchie Andrews worthy matron and Ed Updegrove worthy patron Mrs Edna Moag Greenesboro district deputy grand matron to install the new state This is the chapter the only open meeting of the year inviting friends Officers to report by 7 pm Randolph chapter plans a similar installation tomorrow at 7 30 pm with local members invited
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Edna Moag
Greenesboro
Merchie Andrews
Ed Updegrove
Sedgefield Hunt Rides To Hounds
Members of the Sedgefield Hunt rode to hounds yesterday morning, departing the Adams farm at eight o clock. The party included Misses Walker Dillard Ann Cole Frances White Georgia Armstrong and many others with several named gentlemen and local residents.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Adams Farm
Walker Dillard
Ann Cole
Frances White
Georgia Armstrong
Dan Boone
Winston- Salem
Nathan M. Ayers
Stark Dillard
A. T. Smith
Jack Rochelle
T. V. Rochelle
A. L. Hannah
Jack Coble
Gaither Welker
Gaither Welker, Jr
George Bryson, Sr
George Bryson, Jr
Mark Lewis
Household Arts Club Bi weekly Meeting at Mrs Ellis Home
The Household Arts Club held its regular bi weekly gathering at Mrs J T Ellis home on Oakwood Court Tuesday afternoon. Jonquils adorned the living room as members sewed and chatted while a program called Buddies emerged. Sandwiches and strawberry shortcake with coffee were served to Mesdames C F Grissom Minnie Hinkle J R Montgomery N E Russell C F Ellington Fred L Ingram J H Womble and V D Sale Sr.
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The
Household Arts Club
J. T. Ellis
Oakwood Court
C. F. Grissom
Minnie Hinkle
J. R. Montgomery
N. E. Russell
C. F. Elling
Fred L. Ingram
J. H. Womble
V. D. Sale, Sr
Evelyn King Bride Elect Honored At Bridge Party
Miss Evelyn King, bride elect of April, was honored at a bridge party Friday night at the Gibson Club rooms. Hostess Clarice Moorefield awarded Mrs. Jack McMahon high score and Mrs. Juanita Mason high in setback. Gifts followed with an Easter time sweet course for the honoree and attendees including Mrs. G. W. King and many friends.
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Gibson
Evelyn King
Clarice Moorefield
Jack McMahon
Juanita Mason
G. W. King
Homer Ritchie
J. W. McMahon
Noble Shoemaker
Ruth McRae
Corolla Isenhour
Louise McBride
Ola Perry
Vera Pierce
Ruth Pearson
James Mangum
Billie Hall
Olive Stutts
Elizabeth Garner
James Fagan
Dot Brintle
Elizabeth McMahon
Virginia Ward
Miss Wynne to Wed Roy Harmon in April
Announcement from Thomasville notes the engagement of Miss Way Lee Wynne and Roy Harmon. The couple plans a marriage around April 15.
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Miss Wynne
Roy Harmon
Miss Way Lee Wynne
Thomasville
Social Service Topic Of Women Of Moose Program
Mrs Amy Forward chairwoman of the High Point chapter 961 Women of the Moose invites members to a chapter night program at the Moose hall Main Street Wednesday March 29 at 7 30 pm. The social service topic and meeting promise far reaching benefit to attendees.
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Women of Moose
Moose Hall
Main Street
Amy Forward
Social Service Committee
High Point
Women of the Moose
Women of the Moose chapter night program outlined
The Women of the Moose Social Service Committee hosts a chapter night with a brief outline of local and national social service activities. A professional social service worker will be the guest speaker and present a true account of services.
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Women of the Moose Social Service Committee
Wayside Garden Club to Elect Officers Tuesday Meeting
The Wayside Garden Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 10 a m at Mrs. R A Sheloff's home on Johnson Street. Officers will be elected and Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod will discuss Chemical Gardening and the Use of Hormones.
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Wayside Garden Club
R. A. Sheloff
Johnson Street
Edith Moore Sherrod
Social Service Aims to Tackle Nationwide Problem
A social service proposal outlines aims to address a broad national issue by expanding support networks, improving access to resources, and coordinating community efforts. It emphasizes equity, preventive care, and collaboration with public agencies to reduce gaps in services.
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Greensboro College
MAY Queen and Attendants
Parent-Teacher Congress
J. Buren Sidbury
Wimington
N. C. Congress
N. L. Walker
Walker
P. FT. A
Altrusans
Woodmen of World
C.E. S
Randolph
Ruth Yount
Hickory
Evelyn Troxler
Polly Brewster
Cedartown
Betty Trotter
Liberty
la von Osborne
Independence
Willie Mae Cooper
Statesville
Anne Bryan Jones
Washington
Grace Clare Taylor
Morehead City
Martha Everett Robinson
Palmyra
Josephine Dees
Fremont
Jewelry Company
Elwood Hotel Corner
SILK
Rayon Taffetas
Dimity, Batiste
Lawn
Richardson
Rinso
J-P Coats
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