Bidu Sayao to Sing Here in April With Rare Beauty
The Metropolitan Opera star Bidu Sayao will perform Monday evening April 4 as the finale of the High Point Cooperative Association concert series. The event promotes membership outreach and speakers reveal Sayao’s career from Rio de Janeiro to the Met and major European stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidu Sayao
Rare
Metropolitan Opera Association
Metropolitan
R. T. Amos
New York
Debussy
Blessed Damozel
Arturo Toscanini
Philharmonic Symphony
Metrolitan
Opera
Manon
Violetta
Mimi
South America
Europe
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Milan
Paris
Turin
Naples
Buenos Aires
Genoa
Lisbon
Bucharest
Belgrade
Academy
Sheraton Hotel
Girl Scout Leaders Tour Camp Uwharrie Activities Continue
Girl Scout leaders gather at Camp Uwharrie for an outdoor supper led by president Miss Margaret Watson. Troops 1 through 12 plan hikes, star gazing and compass direction lessons as leaders advance tenderfoot work and cooking study with Mrs Herring, Miss Welch and Miss Whitehead guiding activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie
The
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Camp
Uwharie
Margaret Watson
Mesdames Bunn Hackmey
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Hunter Dalton
Camp Uwharrie
Missesell Stallings
Madeline McCain
Hazel Kiser
Troop Three
H. A. Herring
Franklin Welch
Clara Whitehead
Troop Ten
Troop Four
Nell Poole
Alma Andrews
8. O. Schaub
Troop Six
Troop Seven
Cloverdale School
Plans Grow For Wilmington Meeting Of State Clubs
Raleigh March 27 Mrs Howard G Etheridge Asheville reports a busy March with conventions and committee meetings as plans form for the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs Wilmington convention on April 27. She met with Raleigh and Wilmington leaders to arrange luncheon and dinner conferences and Fine Arts Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bunn
Raleigh
North Carolina
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
Wilmington
Etheridge
Irene Price
Federation
W. H. Davie
C. K. Proctor
Oxford
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
W. A. Fonvielle
J. C. Williams
John D. Robinson
Wallace
Radio
J. N. Britt
Lumberton
Mra. Etheridge
State Adult Education Council
Martha Robinson Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs. Bert Robinson hosted a children's party at Wiltshire Boulevard on Saturday from 3:30 to 6 to honor her daughter Martha Goodwin on her fourth birthday. The Easter egg hunt crowned Betsy Lewis as winner with games and a cake table featuring a birthday cake and gold eggs. Attending children included Donnie Sowers Jane Sowers Jerry Sowers Pepper Tice Ruth Royals Martha Ann Yarborough Naomi Yarborough John Perry Bert Robinson Jr Betsy Lewis Norman Sobachen Charles Abernethy Mary Alice Simmons Lucy Heilig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Robinson
Wiltshire Boulevard
Martha Goodwin
Betsy Lewis
Donnie
Jane
Jerry Sowers
Pepper Tice
Ruth Royals
Martha Ann
Naomi Yarborough
John Perry
Bert Robinson, Jr
Norman Sobachen
Charles Abernethy
Mary Alice Simmons
Lucy Heilig
Mattocks Leads High Point UDC Talk on Salt Industry
Mrs. Clarence B. Mattocks will preside at the High Point chapter meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at Emerywood Country Club. Her discourse covers the salt industry as a factor in the Old South economy, with special music by hostesses Estames Fraley Gurney Kearns and Miss Irving Paylor. The 3 p.m. gathering follows the regular meeting agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Mattocks
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Emerywood Country Club
Irving Paylor
Local Party Returns From Florida Tour
Miss Gilbert Muse superintendent and business manager of Burrus Memorial hospital led a party back from a Florida trip Friday night. Accompanying her were Miss Jessie Lassiter Mr and Mrs C C Carter and daughter Emma Lou of Winston Salem. They visited Mrs Charles McCollum then toured floral gardens in Charleston on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Muse
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Jessie Lassiter
C. C. Carter
Emma Lou
Winston-Salem
Florida
Charles McCollum
Miss Muse
Carter
Charleston
Prevo Kirkman Vows Announced In City
The marriage of Miss Emma Lee Prevo to Charles B. Kirkman was held on March 19 at Rev Edw Suits home. Bride wore navy dress with matching accessories. Emma is daughter of Mr and Mrs F L Prevo of 104 Springdale Avenue. Groom is son of the late Mr and Mrs C L Kirkman of Randleman. They reside with the bride's sister Mrs T C Wood at 1510 King Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lee Prevo
Charles B. Kirkman
Edw. Suits
F. L. Prevo
Springdale Avenue
C. L. Kirkman
Randleman
T. C. Wood
King Street
City
Formal Opening Of Thomasville Woman's Club Lauded
About 300 people attended the opening of the Thomasville Woman's Club new clubhouse praised as one of the state’s most attractive. Flowers from local florists and Greensboro college girls' music accompanied refreshments as officials and honorary members helped greet guests. The club organized in 1919 has about 125 members and supports night schools, libraries, Red Cross seals, the Empty Stocking fund and the Sarah E Rapp memorial fund for girls education.
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Thomasville
Woman's Club
High Point
D. A. Long
R. M. Cooksey
Greensboro College
A. H. Ragan
Spring Street
George D
Doak Finch
Elliott Drive
Alice Lambeth
John R.) Myers
Esther Pickett
Chas. F. Finch
Charles F. Lambeth
G. B. Crowell
Lee Rice
R. W. Crews
H. W. Maier
G.E. Crowell
Dave Long
George Finch
Finch
Ralph Wilson
Alvah Boyles
John R. Myers
Sallie McCracken
J. W. Hawthorne
J. Co. . Lloyd
Rapp
Department of American Citizenship, Public Welfare
Fine Arts
Davidson County Library
City Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Sarah E. Rapp
Lookabill Stanley Vows Announced in Quiet Wilmington Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Estella Lookabill and Willie L. Stanley wed in a small March 23 ceremony in Wilmington. Rev. John Cline officiated. The bride wore a beige bolero dress with British tan accessories and gardenia rose corsage. The couple will reside at 806 Park Avenue in Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Estella Lookabill
Willie L. Stanley
Wilmington
N. Ce
John Cline
L. H Stanley
Igh Point
Greensboro Daily News
Wilson
Stanley
Park Avenue
Bodenhamer Child Observes Birthday
Mrs. J. B. Bodenhamer entertained numerous children at her West Lexington avenue home Friday afternoon for her daughter Betty Lou fourth birthday. Guests enjoyed lawn games then gathered in a green and yellow decorated dining room. A large Easter themed cake centered the table as gifts were opened and favors handed out to Peggy Culler, Ann Bain, Joanne Craven, Nancy Lee Warner, Glenn Kennedy, C. W. Gillespie, Wayne Gillespie, Eleanor Charles, Mary Alice Johnson, Paul and Lula Male Berrier, Jimmie Pickard, Clara Belle Welborn, Harper Welborn, Jackie Thornton, Joyce Sapp, and Jerry Lee Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bodenhamer
West
Lexington Avenue
Betty Lou
Peggy Culler
Ann Bain
Joanne Craven
Nancy Lee Warner
Glenn Kennedy
C. W
Wayne Gillespie
Eleanor Charles
Mary Alice Johnson
Paul and
Lula Male Berrier
Jimmie Pickard
Clara Belle
Harper Welborn
Jackie Thornton
Joyce Sapp
Jerry Lee Craven
Courtesy Shown Popular Bride By Miss Mason
Miss Patty Mason hosted a bridge party at Mrs. Elmer James’s home for Mrs. Herold Dorsett the honored guest. Three tables of bridge, spring flowers, and prizes including a compact and a pottery jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mason
Herold Dorsett
Patty Mason
Elmer James
Boulevard
Dorsett
Archie Koonts
Polly Moon
Pat Hart
Steve Pleasant
Winston-Salem
Oak Hill PTA to Hear School Board Member Speaker
Arthur Kirkman of the city school board will speak at 7 30 pm Tuesday for Oak Hill school’s Parent Teacher Association meeting. He will discuss Some Aspects of Present Day Education with music by E C Alexander and the school glee club led by Miss Anne Moss and Miss Margaret Tippett. Mrs W D Russell, PTA president, urges all interested parents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kirkman
City School Board
Parent-Teacher Association of
Oak Hill
E. C. Alexander
City School Music
Glee Club
Anne Moss
Margaret Tippett
W. D. Russell
Tea And Topics Club Meeting With Mr. Kirkman
The Tea and Topics club meets at Mrs. J. E. Marshs home on South Main street Thursday evening for the regular bi weekly gathering. The program features Dr. Arthur Kirkman general manager of the High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad as guest speaker at three o clock.
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Kirkman
J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Marne Mansfield Answers Readers in The Enterprise
Address your questions to Mar ne Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Readers' letters will be answered in these columns.
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Marne Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advises a Young Husband
A 22 year old man seeks guidance after a hasty marriage to a woman of poor reputation ends with an unviable pregnancy. He asks about divorce and alimony, while the wife plans to claim support and move on. The columnist urges informing his family and seeking their counsel, noting the affair’s risk of financial trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Daughters of America and Washington Council Plan Joint Meeting
Peace Council No. 9 and Washington Council No. 4 announce a joint meeting Thursday night March 31 at the Washington Council hall 310 North Main. New members will be initiated and all members are urged to attend.
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Peace Council No. 9
Washington Council No. 4
Daughters of America
Washington Council
North Main Street
Divorce Timing and Alimony Considerations
The text advises that a divorce should proceed promptly in your home state and suggests consulting a lawyer to understand potential alimony challenges from the wife. It emphasizes arranging the divorce quickly to minimize disputes.
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Xyz
Bitter lesson in spotting decent young men
The text suggests that some girls escape consequence by finding men who will pay or support them to avoid scandal, and it expresses hope for a brighter future for the reader.
When a Marriage Fails A Woman Seeks Payoff Over Hope
The writer discusses how men avoid trouble by divorce or separation, but a woman can win a payoff by shedding tears in court. The piece argues payoffs beat a hopeless marriage, and men mainly end up paying to end disputes.
Miss Amos Named On Committee At Randolph-Macon
LYNCHBURG Va March 26 After the spring holiday at Randolph-Macon Woman s college freshmen will return to plans for Odd Day which will be celebrated on April 13 Miss Eleanor Amos of High Point NC is on the Main Hall decorating committee Miss Amos is a member of Pi Beta Phi social sorority
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Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Eleanor Amos
High Point
N. C
Amos
Pi Beta Phi Social Sorority
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Ann Cheney
Hartsdale
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Gibssonville
Nancy McMillan
Knoxville
Martha Robinson
C. B. Mattocks
High Point Y. D. C
Thomasville Woman's Club
Bodenhamer
D. B. Carrick
Monthieu Avenue
Main Street
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Carrick
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Montlieu
Remnant Saless
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Chintz
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Batiste
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Marjonic
Randolph-Macon
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