Women’s Missionary Union meets in Rocky Mount for 31st annual session
More than 700 women attended the North Carolina Baptist auxiliary gathering in Rocky Mount with delegates from High Point including Mrs. C K Sheloff and Miss Virginia Clinard. Pastor J W Kincheloe led Tuesday night sessions and Dr C L Jackson delivered the annual sermon in place of Dr Charles F E Maddry. The city hosted elaborate events and a Y W A pageant closing the three day program. High Point delegates depart Tuesday for Greens boro.
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Rocky Mount
Woman's Missionary Union of North Carolina
Baptist State Convention
Rocks Mount
C. BK. Sheloff
Fred Thomas
Herman Sears
High Point
Virginia Clinard
J. W. Kincheloe
C. L. Jackson
Charles FE. Maddry
Jill
High Point PTA Delegation Heads to Greensboro Lecture
A delegation from the High Point Parent-Teacher associations will travel to Greensboro on Thursday night to hear Mrs. M. P. Higgins of Worcester Massachusetts lecture at the courthouse at 8 o clock. Higgins is president of the national council of parent-teacher associations and will discuss General Parent-Teacher Activities.
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High Point
Parent-Teacher Associations
Greensboro
M. P. Higgins
Worcester
Mass
Court House
Delta Tau club meeting and women’s club notices
KEUB calendar shows a Delta Tau club gathering with Mrs Kenneth Denny on Hamilton Street at 8 32 80 oclock. A Women’s club meeting is listed for the fifth Wednesday at the Blue Bird Band of Girl Reserves April Fool session at the YWCA hut at 8 45. A mold-dance class at the YWCA at 7 39 with Mrs W G Shipman on Gatewood Avenue follows at 8 00.
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Delta Tau Club
Kenneth Denny
Hamilton Street
Blue Bird Band
YW. W. CO. A. Hut
W. G. Shipman
Gatewood Avenue
Thursday South Main grade school club hike meeting
A South Main grade school club plans a hike this Thursday at 8:20. Members and staff will gather at the school for the outdoor activity and return plans.
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South Main Grade
Priday Cornelian Club Eyes Home Meetings This Hour
Priday Cornelian club to meet with Mrs Reb Sheloff and Mrs Garnet Pollock at the Sheloff home in Jahson Place Hour 3230 oclock. Gamma Zeta club to revert hostess as yet unannounced. Sorosis club to meet with Mrs BF oR Creelman North Main street Hour 330 oclock. Priscilia club to meet with Mrs WG Shipman on Gate wood avenue Hour 3:00. The business meeting will begin promptly.
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Priday Cornelian Club
Reb Sheloff
Garnet Pollock
Sheloff
Jahson Place
Gamma Zeta Club
Sorosis Club
BF. Or. Creelman
North Main Street
Priscilia Club
W. G. Shipman
Gatewood Avenue
Springfield club and church group meet at 3 o clock
The Saturday meeting notes show the Junior Guild of St Marys Poo and the Springfield club gathering with individuals Mrs George W Ladder and Miss Fog Plate as director at North Main Street and WY venue at 3 o clock.
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St. Mary's Poo
George W. Ladder
North Main Street
Springfield Club
Miss Fog Plate
Graham and Cobb to Wed This June in Wilmington
Miss Marie de Brutz Graham will marry Clyde Baldwin Cobb of Greensboro in June. Mr. Cobb is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius I. Cobb. Miss Graham resides in Wilmington. The upcoming wedding plans are announced to friends and family.
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Marie de Brutz Graham
Clyde Baldwin Cobb
Greensboro
Cobb
Julius I. Cobb
Graham
Wilmington
Graham-Cobb
Young Social Set Attends Easter Dance at Neeses Hall
A number of High Point youths joined Greensboro residents for an Easter Monday dance at Neeses Hall. An excellent orchestra provided music and attendees danced until late hour.
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High Point
Neese’s
Greensboro
Shoe Party Planned at Boston Schoolhouse Friday Night
A shoe party and merriment will be held at the Boston school house east of the city Friday night at 8 oclock. Miss Lizzie Ripple Miss Fate Carroll and Miss Pearle Ripple, teachers, will hostesses and the public is invited to attend.
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Boston
Lizzie Ripple
Fate Carroll
Pearle Ripple
Easter Party for Elm Street Girl Reserves Club
Miss Valette Jones hosted a pretty Easter party for the Elm Street grade school Girl Reserves from 38:30 to 5:30 at her Morris Street home. The event featured initiation and installation, a lawn egg hunt, music, and lavender and white decorations led by the adviser.
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Valette Jones
Elm Street
Girl Reserves
Morris Street
Girl Reserve Club
Girl Reserve
Jones
Miss Jones
Polk Hour Tonight Folk Game Class at YWCA Hut
A special invitation is extended to women of the city to attend a folk game class tonight at the YWCA hut conducted by Mrs. Willis Slane former physical training teacher. The program begins at 7 30 and includes folk dances songs and general recreation work. The first class three weeks ago drew praise and the return tonight is expected to draw a large attendance.
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Willis Slane
Slane
Mrs Crowson Hosts Tuesday Bridge in Roland Park
Tuesday afternoon bridge at Mrs M Clarence Crowson's Roland Park home featured two tables. Appointed hours were 3 to 5 o clock with Mrs Oscar Durland awarding high score.
U S Women Lead British in Shoe World Rise of American Dancers
An article notes American women lead in shoe fashion and predict progress in European arts. It asserts that insistence on proper footwear will elevate American dancers and dressmakers, shaping global art in Europe.
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London
Maud Allan
Americas
The Efficient Business Woman Examined by Club
The article profiles successful professional women from illustrators and secretaries to milliners and insurers. It praises their poise, health, ambition, and stylish dress while noting diligent study by the High Point Business and Professional Women's club on the efficient business woman.
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Business and
Easter Season Card Party Ends With Willow Basket Prize
At the conclusion of the rubber matches a pretty willow flower-basket was awarded. Mrs. Crowson hosted a lavish refreshment course with stuffed tomatoes crab croquettes saltines hot biscuits coffee and mints. The card salon overflowed with lilacs and spring blossoms decorating the tables. Attending were club members Mrs. Durland Mrs. D N Wel born Mrs T V Rochelle Mrs H B Hiatt and Mrs Crowson with guests Mrs Ed Parker Mrs G W Sadler and Mrs Ernest Shipman.
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H. B. Hiatt
Crowson
Ed Parker
G. W. Sadler
Ernest Shipman
Local Household News and Health Updates
Mrs. E K Jones attends Wo mans Missionary union convention in Rocky Mount. Mrs W Frank Luther remains ill on Willowbrook Street. Fred A Thomas left to join parents in Akron Ohio to live permanently. Emry Waters and Alma Waters visit during Easter. Alfred Hedrick Jr recovering from appendicitis at home after hospital stay.
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W. Frank Luther
Willowbrook Street
Fred A. Thomas
Akron
Ohio
Ohio City
Alfred Hedrick, Jr
High Point Hospital
Mrs. Herbert Jones
Wilson
N. J. Kirkman
Chestnut Street
Personal visitors and guests at the Elwood hotel
The High Point area sees a parade of business guests and visitors including Alston Morrison of Charlotte, J L Brown of Charlotte, C M Cutting of Richmond, and W T Reade of Raleigh at the Elwood. Others travel or return from holidays, with Miss Ruth Wicker from Charlotte to High Point and Miss Hattie Fowler returning to Statesville after visiting in Johnson Place.
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Ruth Wicker
High Point
Charlotte
Hattie Fowler
Statesville
Beverly Thurmans
Johnson Place
Mrs C J Cummings Spotted in Winston-Salem Visit
Mrs. C J Cummings was seen in Winston-Salem yesterday during a routine local engagement, drawing attention from residents and sparking chatter about possible travels this week.
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C. J. Cummings
Winston-Salem
Miss Estelle Crawford Guests in Gatewood Holiday Call
Miss Estelle Crawford of the North Carolina College for Women visited with Miss Louise Edwards at her Gatewood avenue home during the holidays.
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Estelle Crawford
North Carolina College For Women
Louise Edwards
Gatewood Avenue
Miss Janie Edwards Visits Parents in Williamston
Miss Janie Edwards returns home for a brief visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. BE. A. Edwards. She is spending the winter in Williamston.
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Janie Edwards
BE. A. Edwards
Miss Edwards
Williamston
Miss Marvy Muse Recovers After Tonsil Surgery
Miss Marvy Muse shows rapid improvement after tonsil removal operation. She has many friends who will be pleased to hear of her better condition.
What Constitutes a Business Woman in Early 20th Century Circles
An article by Anna B. Haines in the Independent Woman outlines essential traits for a business woman including good judgment, intelligence, attention to detail, interest in work, respect for an employer’s time, trustworthiness, current events knowledge, charm, health, and diplomacy. It notes doctors lawyers and dentists among the professional women encountered at business club meetings.
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High Point
Anna B. Haines
Independent Woman
National Federation of Women's Business and Professional Clubs
Business Club
Netherlands Relies Entirely on Imports for Stone
The Netherlands lacks native stone resources and must import its entire supply for construction and industry, influencing quarrying, trade, and pricing dynamics.
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The
Netherlands
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