Pioneer Council Meeting Tonight Seeks Delegates for State Convention
The Pioneer Council 52 Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Commerce street hall. Delegates will be chosen to attend the state convention in Wilmington in June followed by a social after the regular business session.
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Pioneer Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
Wilmington
Piano Pupils of Miss Kirkman Present Recital
Miss Mae Kirkman presented a small group of piano pupils at her Jones Street home for the first recital in a series. Solo pieces included works by Gounod Pinto Chaminade Tschaikowsky Debussy Brahms and Chopin. Performers named include Margaret Stout Judy Metcalfe Carolyn Dillon Albert Alexander John Farr Patty Dillon Jane Sowers Jane Marlette Nancy Cridlebaugh and others.
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Jones Street
Mae Kirkman
Gounod
Pinto
Chaminade
Tschaikowsky
Debussy
Brahms
Chopin
Margaret Stout
Judy Metcalfe
Carolyn Dillon
Albert Alexander
John Farr
Patty Dillon
Jane Sowers
Jane Marlette
Nancy Cridlebaugh
Rarata 11
Johnson
Vass Cavas
Alfie Lee Crowder
Johnny
Mary Sizer
Wilmington Azalea Queen and Court Crowned
RKO actress Martha Hyer will reign as Azalea Queen at Wilmington festival April 1 to 3. The court includes May and Beauty Queens from ten NC colleges, among them Katy Evans and Anelia Shannon. Hyer, from Dallas, notable for RKO films, will be crowned by Charlie Justice at the Lumina Ball on Wrightsville Beach April 2.
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Wilmington
Audrey Scarboro
Rocky Mount
N. C
Miriam Bailey
Fair Bluff
Virginia Gray
Clinton, S. C
Jill Dellinger
Lincolnton
Nancy Hanks
Cashiers
Ft. Worth
Tex
Jeanne Dickens
Delray Beach
Fla
Miss Hyer
RKO
Dallas
Texas
Fairfax Hall
Virginia
Northwestern University
Charlie Justice
Lumina
Wrightsville Beach
Practice Session at First Evangelical and Reformed Church
A Tuesday evening practice at 7 30 was held at the First Evangelical and Re formed Church. It was described as a most important session for the group.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Community Event Schedule Highlights Local Groups
High Point clubs and social groups announce meetings and events through Monday to Saturday. Highlights include United Daughters of the Confederacy at 513 Chestnut, Exchangette husband bingo at 411 Gatewood, several bridge clubs, and a Red Cross Grey Lady ceremony at Wesley Memorial Methodist church. Also listed are a Miss Ferree wedding bridge, private nurse club meetings, La Tertulia Spanish club, and a Moose dance at 9 p.m. with Mabel Beeson as hostess.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
M. R. Shields
Chestnut
H. D. Hatch
Exchangette Club
J. E. Beamon
Gatewood
Wovedmen Circle Bridge Club
Josephine Walker
Potts Street
F. T. Ward
Cardinal Bridge Club
Earl Sullivan
Thomasville
American Association of Universit Women
N. P. Yarborough
Wiltshire Boulevard
Arnold H. Schiffmen
Greensboro
Marguerite Murray
Emerywood
la Tertulia
High Point College
Patsy Gadd
Arbordale
Domino Club
Orin Whitener
Locke Street
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Fred Royals
Trinity
Herman Bodenheimer
Priscilla Club
Fred Ingram
Rotary Drive
Helen Mitchell
Jamestown
Mary Edith Ferree
Austin Neely
Grey Lady Service
American Red Cross
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Moose Home
Moose
Mabel Beeson
Philathea Class to Meet at Green Street Baptist
The Philathea Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Mabel Moore at 604 Centennial. Associate hostesses are Mesdames E L Beasley J B Cave and C M Brown.
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Moore
Green Street Baptist Church
Mabel Moore
E. L. Beasley
J. B. Cave
C. M. Brown
General President to Attend NCFWC Meet In Goldsboro
General Federation president Mrs. J L Blair Buck will speak at the 47th annual N C Federation meeting in Goldsboro April 1921 with focus on Our Friends in the Orient. First Lady Mrs W Kerr Scott to attend banquet as guest. Junior Extension Secretary Mrs Richard S Horan to address juniors. workshops led by Mrs Hugh Butler and others.
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NCFWC
Goldsboro
J. L Blair Buck
General Federation of Women's Clubs
North Carolina
Buck
Orient
China
Korea
Japan
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
General Federation
Council of International Clubs
W. Kerr Scott
Richard S. Horan
Elyria
Ohio
Hugh Butler
Washington
Charles G. Doak
Richmond Smith
J. Henry Highsmith
Federation
Stella Scurlock
Goldsboro Club
Clu
Cornelia P. Jerman
Local Visitors Share News During Spring Break Week
Mr and Mrs Natie Rosenfield and daughter Ruth of Boston visited Myer Skrull and Marty Sirull families in town. Mrs Edwin Cappell and son Richard returned from two weeks in South Carolina visiting Columbia and Georgetown relatives. Mrs George E Knight at Boulevard hospital underwent major operation last Monday and can receive visitors. Mrs Jack Wright travels to Philadelphia with son Dickie for Devereux Schools spring break. James Thomas of State College Raleigh spent spring holidays with parents. he is engineering major and was named on the honor roll.
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Natie Rosenfield
Ruth
Boston
Mass
Myer Skrull
Montheu
Marty Sirull
Louise Avenue
Rosenfield
Edwin Cappell
Richard
Ferndale Drive
South Carolina
Columbia
Georgetown
Jack Wright
Philadelphia
Dickie
Devereux Schools
James Thomas
State College
Raleigh
J. Thomas
Scott Street
Thomas
Spivey Daughter Born and Sykes Have Son
Mr and Mrs A D Spivey of 210 West Point avenue announce the birth of a daughter Linda Darnell on March 26 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital Mr and Mrs W R Sykes of Chestnut Street extensions announce the birth of a son Stephen Ray on March 26 at the Boulevard unit of the local hospital Mrs Sykes is the former Miss Betty Moore
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A. D. Spivey
West Point Avenue
Linda Darnell
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jury May Get Cannaday Case Sometime Today
In Lillington on March 28 the jury was slated to hear arguments in the Cannady murder trial. Judge Burgwyn and Solicitor Hooks pressed for first degree conviction as Cannady denied killing his wife while officers testified he admitted the shooting. The slain woman was killed in Dunn last August.
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Lillington
Sam P. Cannady
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Canady
Cannady
Dunn
Lowly Sandwich Rises In World
Philadelphia report notes a local sandwich shop at 48th and Spruce displaying a window sign for a Bombshell Sandwich priced at 1.25 dollars. The item is presented as a complete delicatessen store between three slices of white or rye.
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Philadelphia
48Th and
Spruce Streets
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Anne Stuart
Marie Ruth
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Dorothy Guy
Couve
Claudia Lee
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Miriam Bailey Sale
Greensboro College
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N.C. Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Marshall E. Ginsburg
Jack Hooks
Lester’s
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