Woman's College to Hold June Commencement Ball
SENSBORO March 29 The Woman's College plans a June 4 commencement ball to inaugurate new social events for the class of 1937. Approximately 220 seniors are to receive degrees at commencement, with a week of activities starting the following morning. The Junior-Senior prom is set for April 24, with Elizabeth Peden of Fayetteville as dance chairman and a slate of chairmen named for arrangements.
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Sensboro
Woman's College
University of North Carol
Col
Onnual
Elizabeth Peden
Fayle
Fannie Daniel
Virginia Tatum
Kathryn Thompson
D. Va
Calena Brothers
Mount
Hannah Steele
Utesville
Georgia Ar- Greensboro
Kath Taylor
Elizabeth Sway
Ence
The
South Hall
Kathryn Mewborn
Snow Hill
Rosenthal Gymnasium
Mewborn
Woman’s College
Adelphian
Aletheian
Dikean
Martha McRae
Charlotte
Garden Club contest honors local poetry writers
B C Page of this city led eight women named for honorable mention in a recent Garden in Chapel Hill poetry contest on gardens or flowers. The winners were announced by Mrs J tham treasurer of the Carolina Garden Club. The prize winners included Bestiford Forbis of Durham with third prize and Jacob of Durham with a sonnet. Honorable mentions include E B Earnshaw Wake, Beulah Walton Pri, Margaret Vale, A H Powell, Ethel Chapin, Charlotte Carroll, and T W Black Winston-Salem.
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B. C. Page
Chapel Hill
J. Tham
Carolina Garden Club
B. Forbis
Durham
Jacob
Page
E. B. Earnshaw
Wake
Beulah Walton
Margaret Vale
A. H. Powell
Ethel Chapin
Charlotte F. Carroll
T. W. Black
Viola Lucille Suggs to wed Clay L. Suggs in Statesville
In Charlotte afternoon social notes report the engagement of Viola Lucille to Clay L. Suggs. The wedding will be at the Race M. E. church in Statesville with Rev k, pastor, officiating. The bride wore a blue suit and pink rose corsage. Miss Freedle is the bride’s mother. Suggs, employed at Mock Full Fashioned mill, is the son of Mr T. E. Suggs of Guilford. Cards are being issued.
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Viola Lucille
Clay L. Suggs
M. E
States
Aycock
Suggs
Mattie L. Freedle
J. D
T. E. Suggs
Guilford
West Russell
Mrs Bess N Rosa Addresses Sorosis Club In Asheboro
In Asheboro on March 29 the Sorosis club met at Greystone Terrace with Mrs Bess Naylor Rosa of UNC teaching staff giving an informal talk on child education. She discussed preschool progress and schooling gains, and was thanked with an Easter lily by club president Mrs James Neely. An iced yellow themed course followed. Also announced: Helen Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Duncan C Smith, married Claude Hill Pearson March 18 in Lawrenceville Virginia and will reside in Roanoke Rapids. Pearson formerly worked in Asheboro.
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Asheboro
Bess Naylor Rosa
Sorosis Club
R. L. Wilson
Greystone Terrace
John Burkhead
Rosa
James Neely
Wilson
Duncan C. Smith
Helen
Claude Hill Pearson
Lawrenceville
Pearson
Roanoke Rapids
Daffodil Show Set At Sheraton Tomorrow Afternoon
The High Point Garden club council invites the public to attend a daffodil showing at the Sheraton hotel ballroom tomorrow afternoon and evening. Dr. D B Carrick, formerly Cornell pomology professor, will oversee the display selected from 160 rare varieties tested at his North Main street gardens. The event was postponed from last week due to cold weather.
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High Point Garden Club Council
B. 8. Wall
Sheraton Hotel
D. B. Carrick
Cornell University
North Main Street
Mr. Page Returns Home From Hospital
B Craven Page rests at 412 Otteray Drive after being discharged Saturday from Guilford General Hospital where he underwent an appendectomy.
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B. Craven Page
Otteray Drive
Guilford General Hospital
Easter Party Held at 1018 North Hamilton Street
Miss Wilma Ramey and Miss Mary Wiley hosted an Easter party Saturday evening at 1018 North Hamilton Street. Guests included Hazel Mink Vera Glasco Clara Mae Jolly Clara Glasco Willard Parish Slater Julian Frankie Perdue and Bruce Wrenn with games and refreshments.
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Wilma Ramey
Mary Wiley
North
Hamilton Street
Hazel Mink
Vera Glasco
Clara Mae Jolly
Clara Glasco
Willard Parish
Slater Julian
Frankie Perdue
Bruce Wrenn
Social Roundup of Local Residents Spending Spring Break
Senior Caroline Dalton plans spring vacation with her parents on Johnson Street and will return to Hollins Thursday. Honolulu visitors Mr and Mrs A L Congley stayed at a Sherton hotel. Otis Harvey and wife visited Fayetteville relatives. Alma Virginia McCain travels to Westfield Mass for spring holidays with Miss Elizabeth Ashley. Henrietta Sheloff visits Miss Mary Alice Sheloff in Savannah. Salem Academy students holidaying at home. Haworth family spending Easter in Mocksville. Mrs Daisy Page Walker and Mrs J E Johnson visit Otteray Drive. Fred J Flagler vacationing in St Augustine. Mrs S S Coe and Mary Anne Coe with Norma Page spend day in Greensboro. Walter Hedrick returns to Rome Ga for Darlington School after vacation with parents. Cora E B Wiley and others visit High Point. Col and Mrs Citt Andres of Washington DC guest at Sheraton. Lois Chidester holidays in Raleigh for Pike Ball with James Furr.
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Caroline Dalton
Hollins College
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Walter Hedrick
Rome
Darington School For Boys
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Community Arts Club to Meet Thursday at 2:30
The Community Arts club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs A Daniel 614 Montlieu avenue. Members are asked to note the change in meeting time.
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Ursday
A Daniel
Montlieu Avenue
Swanson and Brewer Tie in Winston-SalemMarriage
Mrs Ina Brewer and Paul Swanson wed Saturday evening March 27 at Rev V M Swaim’s home in Winston Salem The bride is a local newspaper woman active in civic work The groom a local attorney and publisher of Forsyth Liberal educated at Wilkesboro High School and High Point College class of 28 A B later studied Duke Law They plan home life on Woodland extension after April 3
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Winston-Salem
Ina Brewer
Paul Swanson
V. M. Swaim
Swanson
Duke University Law School
Woodland Extension
Kirkman to Address Girls Club Dinner
O A Kirkman general manager of the High Point Thomasville and Denton railway will speak at the Business and Professional Girls club dinner at the YWCA tomorrow evening at six thirty. He will recount his Orient trip with Mrs Kirkman.
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A. Kirkman
High Point
Thomasville and Denton
Business and Professional Girls Club
Emerywood Club dance and varied social events listed
A weekly social calendar lists events at Emerywood Country Club including a Monday 9:30 to 1:30 dance with Royal Campbell orchestra, a Daffodil Show at the Sheraton with Dr B S Carrick, Wednesday Utopian Study Club at 622 Colonial Drive, Thursday Tea and Topics at Parkway home, Piedmont German Club dance at Emerywood, Le Greensboro College Alumnae meeting with guest speaker Dr J Roddey Miller, and a Hob Nob All Fools Dance at Sedgefield Manor with Lew Gogerty orchestra.
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Emerywood Country Club
Royal Campbell Orchestra
High Point Garden Clubs
Sheraton Hotel
Dr. B
Carrick
Utopian Study Club
Walter B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Piedmont German Club
Hudson-Delange Orchestra
le Greensboro College
Sedgefield Manor
Lew Gogerty
Court resumes power hearing in Santee-Cooper case
In Columbia South Carolina private utilities seek to restrain government spending on the Santee Cooper power and navigation project. The federal court trial entered its fourth week with defense witnesses to begin and about 40 witnesses expected. Senator R M Jefferies for the SC public service authority warned testimony will take at least a week.
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Columbia
8. C
Santee-Cooper Power and Navigation
R. M. Jefferies
South Carolina Public Service Authority
Jefferies
Two Local Babies Born in City Hospitals
Mr and Mrs J E Ledford announce the birth of daughter Edith Ree at Guilford General hospital on March 26. Mr and Mrs R B Jordan report a son, Russell Edward Jr, born at Burrus Memorial hospital on March 25. Mrs Jordan is formerly Miss Emily Ingram.
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Marion Barry
English
Son
Dence
Edith Ree Ledford
J. E. Ledford
Hood Street
Edith Ree
Guilford General Hospital
Jordan
R. B. Jordan
Russell Edward, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Zeppelin Hin denburg Plans 18 Round Trips in 1937
In 1937 the zeppelin Hin denburg plans eighteen round trips, eight more than in 1936. Each round trip is estimated to take about five and a half days.
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Zeppelin
Hindenburg
Survival Rules Outlined At Pedestrian Traffic Meeting
Providence March 29 The first all pedestrian traffic conference in the United States outlines survival rules for non drivers. Experts propose cross street while light may be red with legal right of way. Suggestions include wider streets to slow crossing and bamboo pole mass suicide reports.
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United States
Providence, R. L
Providence
R. L
National Pedestrians’ Association
Arthur H. Blanchard
Roger L. Morrison
University of Michigan
Harry Bareantee
Hartford
Conn
Hickory Flier Missing in California Flight Search
March Field California held a search for two missing army fliers Lieut Robert C Love 26 of Hickory North Carolina and Chester S C and Private Emory J Parson 23 Mineola Texas after a 64 mile flight from Glendale airport. Air and ground crews scoured rugged mountain terrain above San Bernardino as 25 planes of the 17th attack group failed to sight the craft. A recent Detroit Akron flight set a woman record for 126 miles in 40 minutes 43 seconds.
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March Field
Calif
San Bernardino
Robert C. Love
Hickory
N. C
Chester
S. C
Emory J. Parson
Mineola
Tex
Glendale
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on a Spoiled Temper and Home Peace
A reader asks how to handle a wife who throws tantrums and rules the roost. The columnist advises ignoring fits, leaving when she tantrums, checking the husband’s own behavior, and ensuring her rest and recreation to restore harmony.
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Miss Mansfield
Miss Marjorie Mansfield Asked To Contact The Enterprise
The notice directs all questions to Miss Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise and promises prompt responses.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Vandenberg Says Liberal Turn Grows From Realities
Washington March 29 Arthur H Vandenberg the Michigan Republican senator said his ten year in Washington has shifted his outlook from conservatism toward liberal sympathy for goals once opposed to him He described his mind as unconsciously walled in and noted daily exposure to realities broadened his philosophy The interview portrays a veteran lawmaker reflecting on personal and political change.
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Washington
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Woman Wore Ring in Husband's Absence as Symbol of Authority
In early custom a wife wore a ring to signify her forged delegated authority during her husband's absence. The ring represented the husband’s trust and temporary transfer of control over household matters or legal duties.
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Oman
le-Suggs
Satesville Church
North Carolina
W. H. Belk
William A. Becker
Preshhad
Mort
Bess N. Rosa
Vicks Lienert
CY Eshelman
Mr. Page
Ramey
Wiley
Mrs
A. L. Congley
Honolulu
Hawaii
Sherton Hotel
Otis C. Harvey
Alma Virginia McCain
Westfield
Mass
Elizabeth Ashley
McCain
Henrietta Sheloff
Savannah, Ga
Mary Alice Sheloff
Helen Millis
Eleanor Amos
Doris Stroupe
Salem Academy
Mra
Horace Haworth
Horace, Jr
Mocksville
Daisy Page Walker
Mra J. E. Johnson
Greensboro
Fred J. Flagler
St. Augustine, Fla
Cora EB. Wiley
Vera Wiley
W. A. Sweaney
Little Billy
F. A. Wiley
Oo. Wiley
Col. and
Wie Citt Andres
Washington, D. C
Lois Chidester
Raleigh
Pike
James §. Furr
Community Arts
Bride
O. A. Kirkman
Girl's Club
Margaret B. Clarke
Fred
Gore
Fred C. Gore
Weldon
Engineers’ Council
N. C. State's College
Margaret L. Clarke
Monroe
Saint Pat
Princess Pat
Birmingham
Ala
Detroit
Mich
Akron
Marjorie
Mansfield
Mr. Mamie Bland
Dr. Pierce
Mls
Tableta Sc
Saas Roy
Ake
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Memphis
Tenn
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