Union Hill Group Have Kite Contest
The Union Hill school primary department held a kite contest on Monday March 28 ending their wind study. First prize for best hand made kite went to Tommy Melton with Darrell Hill second and a Uncle Sam themed design third. Highest flying kite prizes went to Charles Ray Misenheimer and Darrell Hill in the third grade. Judges were Mrs T Bennison Miss Mabel Clay and Miss Robbie Williams. Refreshments were served by primary teachers Mrs Tom Case Mrs Margaret Stroud and Mrs Otis Chapman.
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Union Hill School
Tommy Melton
Darrell Hill
Uncle Sam
Charles Lee Robbins
Kite
James Robbins
Donald Duck
Charles Ray Misenheimer
T. Bennison
Mabel Clay
Robbie Williams
Tom Case
Margaret Stroud
Otis Chapman
University Women Spotlight Cinderella Production and Gems Talk
Mrs. N P Yarborough opens High Point and American Association of University Women meeting at 1431 Wiltshire Blvd dinner then discusses upcoming Cinderella at a junior high Saturday April 2 8 PM with tickets at wall door or AAUW. Arnold Schiffman of Greensboro lectures Story of Gems using a diamond scope and NC gems featured. Refreshments follow hosted by Yarborough Powell Alexander Beeson Chapman Jarrell Hatch Waldorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Yarborough
High Point
J. E.eson
A.A.U.W
Unger
E City
Evelyn Stewart
the Wick Paint Company
Art Committee
Miss Stewart
Arnold H. Schiffman
Greensboro
Schiffman’s
Schiffman
North Carolina
Mesdames Yarborough
Powell Alexander
J. E. Beeson
Marjorie Chapman
Annie Lee Jarrell
Louisa Hatch
Betsy Waldorff
Exchangette Club Hosts Husbands at Covered Dish Bingo
The Exchangette club entertained husbands with a covered dish luncheon and bingo party at Mrs. E. Beamon’s home 411 Gatewood Ave. About forty attended as members and guests served buffet style and played twenty tables of bingo with prizes. Grand prizes won by Mrs. Robert Conrad and Paul Callaham, who auctioned prizes to boost club funds. Proceeds benefited the club treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Beamon
Gatewood Ave
Robert Conrad
Paul Callaham
Harty Honors Lilly Oakley and Bobby Payne at Birthday Dinner
The Oakley family hosted a dinner Sunday evening for son Billy who turned nine, with Bobby Payne also celebrating a birthday this month. The living room featured spring flowers and a nine candle birthday cake. Guests included Mrs Pell Payne Miss Cathleen Wade and several Oakleys and friends.
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J. E. Founts
Gwynn Oakley
Mrs Humphreys Hosts Tea and Topics Club Meeting
Mrs G I Humphreys will entertain members of the Tea and Topics club at her home 821 College Drive on Thursday afternoon. The meeting starts at 3 30 as usual.
People Miss Arden Spends Holiday Visits Near Home
Carolina Arden is visiting her parents on Chandler Street before traveling to Raleigh and then Woman's College in Greensboro. Mrs. Meyer Mendenhall of Thomasville visits with her daughter Mrs. Joe Brown on North Main Street. Carl Stutts near High Point Memorial Hospital recovers from surgery with an expected fourteen day stay. Cadets Thomas and William Penny of Staunton Military Academy vacation with their mother at 633 Colonial Drive. Tommy Smith stays home at 301 Best Street with scarlet fever.
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Carolina Arden
Dan D. Arden
Chandler Street
Raleigh
Woman's College
Greensboro
Mrs. Meyer Mendenhall
Thomasville
Mrs
Joe Brown
Mr. Brown
Gantt
North Main Street
Carl Stutts
Route Four
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Thomas and
William Penny
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton, Va
Evelyn L. Penny
Colonial Drive
Tommy Smith
Best Street
Births announced at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs J E Mims announce daughter Sandra Kay born March 26 at Boulevard unit. Mr and Mrs D A Hodgin announce son David Stephen born March 26. Mrs Hodgin formerly Doris Witcher. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hodgin announce son Lawrence Gary born March 28. Mr and Mrs Isaac L Jackson announce son David Lester born March 25. mother Elizabeth Sink Jackson.
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J.E. Mims
West Willis Street
Sandra Kay
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
David Stephen Hodgin
D. A. Hodgin
Springfield Read
David Stephen
Lawrence Gary Hodgin
Lawrence Hodgin
North Main Street
Lawrence Gary
David Lester Jackson
Isaac L. Jackson
David Lester
Social events calendar for Thursday through Saturday
Mrs R T Amos hosts Miss Marguerite Murray at Emerywood Country Club Thursday evening. La Tertulia Spanish club meets at High Point College with Miss Patsy Gadd. Domino club gathers at 605 Locke Street. Thursday Private Duty Section of High Point Graduate Nurses meets at Trinity hostesses Mrs Herman Bodenheimer. Friendship Club hosted by Mrs E B Collins. Tea and Topics at 821 College Drive. Friday Priscilla Club meeting at Rotary Drive. 8 pm Mary Edith Ferree and Austin Neely honored at Jamestown home. Red Cross Fay Grey Lady Service capping ceremony at Wesley Memorial open to public. Saturday Moose dance at Moose lodge hosted by Mrs Mabel Beeson.
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Marguerite Murray
Emerywood Country Club
La_ Tertulia
High Point College
Patsy Gadd
Arbordale
Domino Club
Orin Whitener
Locke Street
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Fred Royals
Trinity
Herman Bodenheimer
Friendship Club
E. B. Collins
East Farriss Avenue
G. I. Humphreys
College Drive
Priscilla Club
Fred Ingram
Rotary Drive
Helen Mitchell
Jamestown
Mary Edith Ferree
Austin Neely
Fay Grey
American Red Cross
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Moose
Mabel Beeson
UDC Meeting Highlights History and Mothers of Confederacy
Mrs J F Hayden reviews the United Daughters of the Confederacy history from 1892 in Nashville and discusses the Mothers of the Confederacy naming Betty Taylor Phillips and five pioneer women. The meeting at Mrs Shields home included devotional by Mrs Whitaker and remarks by President Mrs Arden. The social hour followed with refreshments and cooking tips. The article also notes a $46,725 four year old’s earnings, including $35,000 earned by age two.
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M. R. Shields
H. D. Hatch
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Chestnut Street
C. L. Whitaker
Dan D. Arden
J. F. Hayden
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas Jefferson
Robert FE. Lee
Friendship Club With Mrs Collins Meets Thursday
The Friendship club will meet Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. B. Collins 540 East Farriss avenue. The meeting was announced today and planned with Mrs. Paul G. Wilson. members are asked to note the change in plans.
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Friendship Club
E. B. Collins
East Farriss Avenue
Paul G. Wilson
Stephens Bible Class Meeting Tomorrow
The Stephens Bible study class will meet tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at Mrs. John G. Yorks home 605 Hawthorne Street. Mrs. J Paul Hill will be the leader.
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Stephens Bible Study
John G. York
Hawthorne Street
J. Paul Hill
Tanner's Nearway wins Rowe Memorial handicap in Bowie
Co. C. Tanner's Nearway posted a come from behind victory to capture the $10,000 Rowe Memorial handicap at Bowie. The horse earned its third straight win this year in the race run yesterday.
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Bowie, Md
Co. C. Tanner
Spring veg sandwich filling and cauliflower salad idea
Use spring vegetables radishes green onions celery lettuce carrots cucumber mixed with mayonnaise and pepper on whole wheat or rye bread. Cauliflower served as salad with lightly boiled florets on greens, tomatoes ring, and seasoned French dressing.
Tired Kidneys Warn Sleepless Nights
Doan's Pills promoted as a stimulant diuretic for kidney and bladder issues. Warns of backache swelling headaches and dizziness from kidney disorder. Encourages asking a druggist for Doan's Pills, claiming decades of use and toxin removal from blood.
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Doan
Miss Wanda King Honored in Shower Ahead of April Wedding
Mrs. S. M. Newell and daughter Jean hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Wanda King bride elect to Arnold Jester. Guests enjoyed spring flowers, corsage gifts, and games with prizes to H. D. Guyar Cecil Burton Asa Jester and Robert Lee. A dessert course followed with about twenty guests. Plans for a second honor event April 2 at the Gibson Gold Room were announced by Mr and Mrs Robert Montgomery and Mr and Mrs Frances Payne.
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Wanda King
Arnold Paris
S. M. Newell
Jean
H. D. Guyar
Cecil Burton
Asa Jester
Robert Lee
Miss King
Arnold Jester
Robert Montgomery
Frances Payne
Gibson Gold Room
North Carolina Musicians Highlighted by Mrs Friedlaender
Mrs. Marc Friedlaender of the Euterpe Club spoke to the Friday Morning Music Study club on North Carolina musicians and composers. She cited figures like Dr Wade Brown Lamarr Stringfield the Moravians and UNC as pivotal, noted Wardell of Salem College and played Old Joe Clark in both its original and symphonic forms.
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North Carolina
Marc Friedlaender
Euterpe Club
Greensboro
R. T. Amos
James Foscue
Amos
Emerywood
C. F. Tomlinson
Friedlaender
South
Wade Brown
Lamarr Stringfield
North Carolina Symphony
Moravians
University of North Carolina
Charles G. Wardell
Salem College
Joe Clark
Dr. Wardell
R B Silman Feted At Birthday Dinner
A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday March 27 at 1308 Tipton Street to honor R B Silman on his birthday. Attendees included his granddaughter Nancy Ty singer and many of his children and their spouses and children.
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T. E. Tysinger
Tipton Street
W. H. Brown
Jeanette
K. T. Brockbank
Margaret
Gail
Burnett Mason
Richard
Irby Cates
Dolores
Judy
Nancy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Hill Group
Niversity
Xchangette Club
Harty
Lilly Oakley
Payne
Monark
Mrs. Humphreys
Jeff's Drug Store
N. Main Street
Sandra Kay Mims
Prunella Wood
UDC
Mothers of Confederacy
Mrs. Collins
SCTC
Sun
Dize Awning and Tent Company
Willowbrook
Durham
Union Bus Terminal
Lindsay and
Broad Sts
Carolina Trailways
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Optometrist
N. Main St
Gallo
EEM Electric
Guilford
Newell
Music Study Club
R. B. Silman
Wei Aic Seward
Gwe
Hes
Gobi
Duke Power Company
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