Beta club studies how to study at Wall home
Beta club members met Tuesday at Miss Jessie Marion Wall's home to discuss the topic How to Study with each member participating. Refreshments were served for 15 attendees. D H Dennis and daughter Jessie hosted a birthday dinner Sunday honoring Henry Dennis with many relatives present. A sacred concert followed Sunday at 7:30 pm at the Naomi church auditorium sponsored by the young Ladies class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Beta Club
Jessie Marion Wall
D. H. Dennis
Jessie
Henry Dennis
The
Naomi Church
Maxwell E Jones Weds Edith Holman in Dothan Alabama
Announcement lists the March 27, 1938, wedding of Edith Holman to Maxwell Earl Jones in Dothan Alabama. Jones, once a High Point High School musician, now runs a mercantile business and plans a wedding trip before returning to Dothan to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell E. Jones
Miss Holman
Dothan
Alabama
Maxwell Earl Jones
Jones
Ala
High Point
Lewis L. Stookey
Ciy
Weekly Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
The week lists events across social and civic groups. The Emerywood Country Club hosts the Business and Professional Girls Clubs banquet. Utopian Study Club meets at Rockford Road home with Mrs Valette Harris. Tea and Topics at South Main Street home features guest speaker O Arthur Kirkman. Jeanette Hall from High Point College Music Department performs in Roberts Hall. Canterbury Club meet at Ferndale Drive home. WOT and Philomathaean joint gathering at Woodbrook Court hosted by Mrs D Ralph Parker with guest speaker Arthur Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Utopian Study Club
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
O. Arthur Kirkman
Jeanette Hall
High Point College Music Department
Roberts Hall
Janet Russell
Canterbury Club
E. T. Harrison
Ferndale Drive
Philomathean
D. Ralph Parker
Woodbrook Court
Joseph D. Cox
Arthur Kirkman
Local Daughters Of Confederacy Meet At Emerywood Club
The March meeting of the High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy was held at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs. A. T. Wishart presided as plans were laid for the historical book shelf at the public library and for observing Flag Day on May 10. Members discussed sending representatives to the Woman's Confederate Home at Fayetteville at Easter and mailing Easter cards to veterans at Raleigh Home. About twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
G. H. Kearns
W. J. Fraley
I. Irving Paylor
A. T. Wishart
South
C. B. Mattocks
J. D. Brame
Wheeler
R. K. Stewart
Woman's Confederate
Fayetteville
Raleigh
Swing Club to Start Lecture Series in Spring
The Swing club met bi weekly with Miss Catherine Carmichael hosting at 312 Howell Street. Miss Lillian Weisner presided, Miss Bea Overcash handled routine business, and Ruth Phillips joined as a new member. The next meeting is planned for April 11 at Gibson's club room with Weisner as hostess to launch a lecture series through May. The opening topic is The Correct Use of Cosmetics for Young Girls with speaker to be announced. A social ice course accompanied the session and one visitor, Miss Mildred Hutchens, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swing Club
Catherine Carmichael
Howell Street
Lillian Weisner
Bea Overcash
Ruth Phillips
Gibson's
Visitor From Fayetteville Attends Gibson Club Bridge Party
Mrs W J Bryant hosted a Fayetteville guest, Mrs Ramon E Atkins, recently married, at the Gibson clubrooms. Atkins sat with a flowers basket place card while Mrs Cris C Harvey’s sister-in law was also present. Club prizes included a cream and sugar set for the host, an apron for high prize to Mrs Claude Bruton, and a visitors high to Mrs Atkins who received hose. Draw prizes went to Mesdames Rudolph Frazier and W D Tharin. A sweet course followed for guests including Mrs Atkins and Mrs Harvey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryant
Gibson
Ramon E. Atkins
Fayetteville
Cris C. Harvey
Mesdames
Rudolph Frazier
W. D. Tharin
Mrs. Atkins
Mesdames van Canady
Fenton Rogers
Glenn Hendrix
Claude Bruton
Fred Munday
Elford York
Mary Dean Lopp
Oak View Group To Have Final Meeting
The Oak View school study group will hold its final meeting Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the school. Mrs Nancy K Poston will speak on Books In the Home. All members and interested friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmtreet
Parent-Teacher Association
Elm Street
Edgar Hartley
H. P. Morrison
J. O. Pike
Oak View School
Nancy K. Poston
Phyllis Ramona Phillips Born in March at Home
Mr and Mrs William W Phillips announce the birth of a daughter Phyllis Ramona at their home 1413 Welborn street on Friday March 25. Mrs Phillips before marriage was Miss Mary High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Phillips
William W. Phillips
Phyllis Ramona
Welborn Street
Phillips
Miss Mary High
Greensboro College Glee Club To Appear In Concert Here Sunday
The Greensboro College Glee Club directed by Walter Vassar will perform at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Sunday April 3 at 7 30 PM after an eight day tour of eastern North Carolina Virginia and Washington DC. The group has appeared with the Meistersingers and sung for conferences in Raleigh and Western North Carolina. The program features sopranos altos and tenors from Greensboro and other North Carolina towns with accompanist listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro College Glee Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Walter B. Vassar
Glee Club
Carey Atkins
High Point
Walter Vassar
Greensboro College
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington, D. C
South
Raleigh
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Meistersingers
Alexander Mathews
Eastern North Carolina Methodist Conference
Richmond
Charlotte
Kernersville Officers Installed In Elks Lodge Session
Kernersville chapter 205 O. E. S. held its annual installation at the Masonic Hall with Grand Patron Ralph J. Sykes and other officers visiting from Greensboro and Atlanta. Worthy Matron Doris Larkins, Worthy Patron O. L. Joyner and other officers were installed for the coming year, followed by a social hour and gifts to Grand officers. Circle 2 of the Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Clay Parrish’s home for March, electing officers and sharing refreshment. The M. P. Church Young Women’s Missionary Society met at Rose Linville’s home with Miss Linville elected president and Miss Hendrix as vice president. refreshments served after.
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Highland Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
The
Highland Methodist Episcopal Church
L. M. Grant
Kernersville
Masonic Hall
Ralph J. Sykes
Greensboro
Grand Marshall
Frances Parker
Faye Sykes
Geneva Andrews
Atlanta
Edith Hough
Philadelphia
Bessie Howard
Sykes
Doris Larkins
O. L. Joyner
Luella Cochrane
C. W. Williams
Lona Dean
Nina Morris
Fannie Blackwell
Annie Jobe Wright
India Fagg
Marshall
Annie Lee Greenfield
Totten M. Honeycutt
Adah
Lucille Joyner
Ruth
Jesse McCorkle
Esther
Georgia Morris
Martha
Sadie Justice
Electa
Lake Snow
Warder
Eva May Williams
Sentinel
Mattie McMillan
Jewel
M. P. Church
Clay Parrish
Paul Butner
Odell Corum
P. Landreth
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the
Rose Linville
Hazel Hendrix
Louise Way
Catherine Harrison
Alice Brown
Margaret Harrison
John Linville
Nation-Wide Banquet Marks 11th Year For BP Girls
The Emerywood country club hosts the Business and Professional Girls Nation-Wide Banquet marking the eleventh annual observance. Mrs Clyde A Milner of Guilford College will speak on Women’s place in the Democracy. Local clubs join Jolly Y and Live Y’ers with regional and state greetings read during the event. For High Point attendees, representatives from Altrusa, BPW, Council of Jewish Women and Omega Kappa Gamma will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Jolly Y
High Point Club
Clyde
A. Milner
Guilford College
Milner
Altruna Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Council of Jewish Women
Omega Kappa Gamma Educational Sorority
Union Grove W M A Society Meets for Pacific Discussion
The regular monthly gathering of the Union Grove W M A Society was held at Miss Minnie Bowman's home on the Kernersville and Oak Ridge Road. Baptist work in Europe was the topic with several talks. No business was conducted and the society adjourned to meet next month at Mrs. Clint Stephens home. De Helous refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grove
W. M. A. Society
Minnie Bowman
Kernersville
Oak Ridge
Europe
Clint Stephens
de Helous
Intermediate Class Enjoys Theater Party in Winston-Salem
The MBE Intermediate Class motored to the Carolina Theater in Winston-Salem to see Robert Taylor in Yank at Oxford. After the show they had ice cream at a drug store with attendees Nancy Kirk Doris Cook Helen Leonard Jane Pegg Betty Linville Jack Albert Bobbie Fulp Leslie Watson and teachers William Fulp and W E Linville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MBE
Carolina Theater
Winston-Salem
Robert Taylor
Oxford
Nancy Kirk
Doris Cook
Helen Leonard
Jane Pegg
Betty Linville
Jack Albert
Bobbie Fulp
Leslie Watson
William Fulp
Linville
Social at Mrs. Leon Lasley’s Home for BYP Union
Members of the Intermediate B Y P U enjoyed a social at leader Mrs. Leon Lasley’s home Thursday evening. Games and contests were held with Nancy Caudle Billie and Bobbie Baker winning prizes Jello and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Lasley
Nancy Caudle
Billie
Bobbie Baker
Mrs Henry A White Named Head Of Local AAUW
Mrs Henry A White was elected president of the local American Association of University Women at a meeting hosted by Mrs N P Yarborough on Wiltshire Boulevard. She succeeds Mrs Horace Haworth who resigned. Miss Vera Idol was named program chairman for the year and the group plans speakers and endowment fund reports while committees are appointed. Refreshments followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. White
American Association of University Women
N. P. Yarborough
Wiltshire Boulevard
Horace Haworth
Yarborough
White
Idol
A. A. U. W. Endowment Fund
Ben Hill
Blake Thompson
Louise Adams
Local residents and visitors headline weekend updates
Notes from High Point area residents and guests include Mrs. Katherine Raymond and Miss Fritzi Raymond returning from Morganton with Mr. and Mrs. H L Shuey while the Shueys plan a May abroad trip. Miss Blanche Burgess hosts Miss Moon at Franklinville before the pair’s visit home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Raymond
Fritzi Raymond
Morganton
H. Ll. Shuey
Twin Sons Born to Couple Near Trinity
Mr and Mrs P B Wagoner of route two Trinity announce the birth of twin sons Jerry Adams and Perry Arnold on Sunday March 27 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Wagoner
Route Two
Trinity
Jerry Adams
Perry Arnold
Concluding Servings Touched Local Figures in Games
The final moments of the games saw servings delivered to Maxine Hepler Ruth Allen Tucker Nancy Caudle Mary Ruth Parrish Billie and Robbie Baker Douglas Marlowe Billy Boone Rex Binkley and Mr and Mrs Leon Lasley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Hepler
Ruth Allen Tucker
Nancy Caudle
Mary Ruth Parrish
Billie and
Robbie Baker
Douglas Marlowe
Billy Boone
Rex Binkley
Leon Lasley
Seventeen Ways to Seat Eight at a Full Table
The article notes there are over 40,000 distinct seating arrangements for eight people around a table set for eight. It highlights the combinatorial explosion and illustrates how even small changes in seating can produce many unique outcomes.
Duplicate Bridge Club Holds Regular Meeting
The newly formed Duplicate Bridge Club met last evening at Emerywood Country Club for its regular gathering. Fast and West top scorers were Mrs. Oscar Durland and Mrs. H I Coffield, with second places for Mrs. J T Ryan and Miss Virginia Frank. North and South leaders were Mr and Mrs Capus Waynick, with Mrs. John C Abels and Mrs. Laurance Ingram as seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
West
Oscar Durland
H. I. Coffield
J. T. Ryan
Virginia Frank
North
South
Capus Waynick
John C. Abels
Laurance Ingram
Dividends Bizarre Coin Incident Ends With Court Case
Detroit report details a boy, John Rebert Jr., placing a dime into his sleeping father’s mouth. Doctors removed the coin from the father’s esophagus at a hospital. The bizarre event leads to a court action over the child’s future custody and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John Rebert, Jr
Rebert
Little Johnny
Water Carried into Sahara by Atlas and Central Sahara Streams
Water moves into the Sahara from streams originating in the Atlas mountains and the high lands of the Central Sahara, delivering moisture to arid regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Desert
Atlas Mountains
Sahara
Missionary Society Meeting At St Pauls M E Church
The Missionary society of St Pauls M E Church met March 21 at Mrs John Council’s home for the regular monthly gathering. The group opened with Jesus Calls Us, minutes were approved, and devotional lead by Mrs D M Ferree. Mrs Council spoke on Methodist Women Build Their Own Community and Miss Rosa Belle Woolen discussed Rebuilding the Community. Seventeen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the
St Pauls M E Class Meets for January Gathering
Miss Evelyn Allred leads the St Pauls Methodist class monthly meeting with devotion and Lord's Prayer. A program followed by a social hour, Ruth Russell winning the contest prize. Ice cream and cake served to 14 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Allred
St. Paul’s M. E
Miss Allred
Ruth Russell
Surprise birthday dinner honors F W Russell on sixty second
F W Russell celebrated his sixty second birthday with a Sunday March 20 surprise dinner at home on High Point Street. A three course meal followed a cake with candles as the centerpiece and gifts were exchanged among his children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Russell
High Poin Street
Mr. Russell
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fElm
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1003
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Martha Jarrett
NEW Coats
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Emerywood Club
Moffitt
Oak View Group
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Kannapolis
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Virginia Smith
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Salemburg
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New Bern
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Myrtle Heath
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Mary Frances Moore
Evelyn Weeks
Elizabeth Gabriel
Jane Hess
Amy Holland
Mount Holly
Louise Robbins
Winston- Salem
Evelyn Troxler
Grace Clare Taylor
Morehead City
Kathryn Marley
Siler City
Ellen Singleton
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Kernersville U. S
Mrs. Haworth
AAUW
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Weat
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H. L. Shuey
C. H. Bass
Lindsay Street
Blanche Burgess
Franklinville
Miss Moon
Fred Amstein
New York City
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Sohnchen
Eleanor Wilson Paul
Statesville
Paul
Park Place
Dupuy Sears
Mars Hill College
Herman D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Paul Kerr
G. E. Kerr
Tate Street
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High Point College
Climax
Ruth Goodman
Chapel Hill
Carolina Dramatic Association
Theo Redman
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Maurice Davis
Eloise Rankin
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N. L. Garner, Jr
Roger Taylor
Paul Warren
D. A. Dowdy
Mann
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Balfour
A. B. Caudle
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Epworth League
M. E. Church
Ramseur
L. W. Lineberry
Twix
Goodyear West
Cme
Quality Shove Store
Walker
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