Over-the-Teacups Club Entertained By Mrs Hart
Mrs J A Hart hosted the Over-the-Teacups club supper and bridge at her Parkway home. Two small tables featured nar cissus and purple violets centerpieces. Mrs C T Ingram won high score with a powder box. Attendees included Mesdames RB Cummings Robert Walker Co T Ingram H A Millis Carter Dalton C M Hauser and Irene Price.
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J. A. Hart
Parkway
Robert Walker
Co. T. Ingram
H. A. Millis
Carter Dalton
C. M. Hauser
Irene Price
Ye Old Time Exhibition at Trinity School
Trinity high school parent teacher association presents a program in the school auditorium tonight at 7 30. Parents portray children of fifty years ago in costumes with proceeds funding the school fund. Public invited with small admission.
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Trinity High School Parent-Teacher Association
Altrusans Attend Winston Meeting
Seven members of the High Point Altrusa club attended the Winston-Salem Altrusana dinner at the Woman's Club. Duke University historian Dr Holland Holton spoke on improving educational methods and was well received. Plans were made to attend the national con...
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High Point Altrusa Club
Winston-Salem
Altrusana
Woman's Club
Holland Holton
Duke University
Holton
Garden Club Meeting and Social Events Schedule
Social Calendar lists 11 a.m. Garden Clubs meeting directed by Mrs. H.A. Millis at Em erywood Country Club with tree expert J. A. G. Davey of Kent Ohio as co speaker. 3 30 p.m Tea and Topics at Mrs. W. F. Armfield on Roland Park. 3 30 p.m Canterbury club bi weekly at Mrs. R. A. McPheeters on West Farriss avenue. 8 p.m Club of Twelve at Mr. and Mrs. Carter Dalton on Johnson Street.
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Piedmont District
H.A. Millis
Emerywood Country Club
J. A. G. Davey
Kent
Ohio
W. F. Armfield
Roland Park
Canterbury Club
R. A. McPheeters
Altrusa Club To Send Delegates To Chicago Meeting
Local Altrusa members will attend a Chicago gathering in June. Mrs. C. H. Caddell will represent the High Point club, with Misses Addie Moore Lucille Johnston Lois Welborn Virginia Ryan Jessie Mae Young and Mrs. C. H. Caddell attending from the local club.
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Altrusa
Chicago
C. H. Caddell
High Point Club
Addie Moore
Lucille Johnston
Lois Welborn
Virginia Ryan
Jessie Mae Young
Coronation Ball in Winston to Crown Miss North Carolina Hopefuls
Misa Helen Von Drehle leaves at noon for Winston-Salem to represent this city at a Coronation Ball at Pepper's Warehouse under Junior Woman's Club sponsorship. She was named Miss High Point at February's Charity Ball and competes with about 150 contestants for Miss North Carolina. winner receives a New York trip. Louise Royals of Trinity also departs to represent Trinity High School. Paul Whiteman and his orchestra provide music for the event.
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Misa Helen von Drehle
Winston-Salem
Pepper's Warehouse
Miss von Drehse
New York City
Louise Royals
Trinity
Winston- Salem
Trinity High School
Paul Whiteman
Tea And Topics Club Hears Program On Character Novel
The Tea And Topics club discussed the modern novel through a program by Mrs. W. W. Idol at her Roland Park home. She traced character portrayal from early writers to current authors and highlighted notable English and American novelists and female writers.
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Tea and
W. W. Idol
W. F. Armfield
Roland Park
John Galsworthy
Warwick Deeping
Somerset Maughn
May Sinclair
Joseph
Illness and travels afoot in local figures
Captain W. H. Long of Fire Department number two is ill at home with rheumatism. Ernest Preist is in Guilford General hospital for an appendectomy. Miss Markarite Burress travels from Stratford College Danville to spend spring holidays with her parents at the Sheraton. Estelle T. Smith of Raleigh visits Mrs. C. M. Hauser and Miss Rebecca Curtis during the North Carolina Education Association in Winston-Salem.
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W. H. Long
Fire Department
Ernest Preist
Guilford General Hospital
Markarite Burress
Stratford College
Danville
D. A. Burress
Sheraton Hotel
Estelle T. Smith
Raleigh
C. M. Hauser
Krader Curtis
Wilson City and County
Curtis
Rebecca Curtis
Elm Street
George Campbell
North Carolina Edudation Association
Winston-Salem
Church Social and Tacky Party Headed by Local Groups
The Young Women’s Bible class of the Evangelical and Reformed church led by Mrs. Edgar A Whitener meets this evening March 29 at Miss Rose Long’s home 400 South Hamilton Street. Wesley Memorial church hosts a tacky party at 7 30 PM in the classroom with small admission to aid the class. Dr and Mrs William J McAnally and Mr and Mrs Charles W McAnally travel to Reidsville this afternoon as dinner guests of Dr and Mrs John W McGehee honoring Dr and Mrs James McGehee McAnally, recently married. the bride Myrtle Beatrice Wagner of Philadelphia is the former.
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Young Women's Bible Clase
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edgar A Whitener
Rose Long
South
Hamilton Street
Whasley Memorial
Woman's Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
Reidsville
William J. McAnally
Charles W. MccAnally
John W. McGehee
James McGehee McAnally
Myrtle Beatrice Wagner
Philadelphia
Rebekah District Meeting Draws Big Greensboro Turnout
More than a hundred people attended the Fourth District Rebekah Lodges gathering in Greensboro yesterday afternoon and into the night. State President Mrs. H A Halstead of Mooresville and Mrs. Carrie Simmons of Winston-Salem led the program with a courtesy dinner for visitors and the Greensboro Lodge granting degrees in the evening. Attendees from High Point include numerous members and officers. Fall meeting planned for Winston-Salem.
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Rebekah Lédges
Greensboro
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
H. A. Halstead
Mooresville
Carrie Simmons
Winston- Salem
Greensboro Lodge
High Point
Mra
R. P. Jacobs
J. le McMahon
Mesdames T. P. Andrews
Berta Loman
Homer Taylor
Hattie Boyer
Emma Calhoun
Dessie Gregory
Frances Jarrell
Annie Law
Nancy Moss
Messers
Anderson
J. M. Thomas
Paul Cocina
J. R. Young
C. A. Hughes
J. R. McGuinn
F. W. Gibbardt
J. F. Strickland
G. C. Howard
Norris predicts Roosevelt renomination. no third party
Senator Norris argues Roosevelt will be renominated, warns against Hoover, and says no clear Republican nominee emerges. He contends Roosevelt could be invincible if he avoids moving right, but cites job distribution as a vulnerability.
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Nebraska
Hoover
Washington
Norris
Roosevelt
Nebraska Republican Independent
Smith
Ciich
Plant shoot Growth Rate Report
Agricultural note states that under normal conditions the average plant shoot grows one inch every 1144 days, indicating extremely slow vertical development in typical environments.
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Cecil
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Johnson Street
Winston, Salem
Gene Austin
Don
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Ole Olsen
Olesen
Johnson
Coco Heimel
J. A. Callahen
Auburn
Ind
H. S. Dunkelberger
This City
Louis Miller
Sedgefield
Hergersheimer
Booth Tarkington
Sinclair Lewis
Hervey Allen
Theodore Dreiser
Willie Cather
Edith Wharton
Maro de la Roche
Edna Ferber
Zona Gale
Julia Peterkin
Martha Ostenso
Mesdames
Horace Haworth
Joseph T. Weaver
RR. M. Andrews
A. G. Douglas
J. B. Marah
G. I. Humphreys
B. Sheloft
Logan Porter
W. M. Idol
H. D. Sears
BR. S. Wall
W. F. Clayton
R. H. Sechrest
Biag AG
Suh Avenue
Landy Special
Loft
Bishop Hall
Rebekah Meeting
Moffitt’s
North Main
China
Perkinson
Dewelers
Red
Ring Drug Co
Wachovia
Hank
Harilee
LNTO
Hadnut
Richard
Hudnut
Aru
LE Gant
Fleischer
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