Community Circle and Church Groups Report March Meeting
The C I C circle of Springfield Friends church held its March meeting at Cable street with Misses Betty Bogan and Jessie Quick hosting. New officers were elected led by Ruth Briles as president and Jessie Quick as treasurer. Other notes include church women’s society meetings, new members, program reports, and a Junior Music Club postponement.
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C. L
Circle
C. I. C. Circle of Springfield Friends Church
Betty Bogan
Jessie Quick
Cable Street
Novella Burton
Ruth Briles
Gladys Davis
Elizabeth Evans
Adiella Briles
Elisabeth Evans
Margaret Evans
Aileen Hendricks
Ruth Hendricks
Verona Jackson
Lena Nance
Anasia Robertson
Helen
Grace Rice
City W. M. A
West End Church
A. Lee Gibson
City Woman's Missionary Union
West End
Mrs Sherrod Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs A Sherrod served as hostess at her North Main street home for a pleasant Entre Nous club gathering with guests. The event featured a pink and white color note and several games, including Rook, played at five tables.
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Entre Nous Club
Social event calendar for midweek clubs and performances
Wednesday 3 PM Miss Elizabeth Long hosts Nesday Contract Club at Elm street. Thursday 3 PM Entre Nous Club hosted by Mrs A Sherrod at 1100 North Maina. 3:20 PM Tea and Topics Club with Mrs J W Wilson at 425 Hillcrest Dr. Friday 3 PM Mrs V Sale Jr hosts Canterbury Club at Otteray Dr. 3 PM Lotus Club with Mrs W Lo Hargett at 1107 Johnson St. 8 PM Le Grange Due presented by Le Woman's Club at High Point College auditorium. 8 PM Spring Festival by Lend A Hand Club of YWCA at Highland Hall led by Miss Mary Gwyan.
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Elizabeth Long
Thenesday Contract Club
Elm Street
Entre Nous Club
A. Sherrod
North Maina Street
Tea and Topics Club
Mra. J. W. Wilson
Hillcrest Drive
Mra. V. Sale, Jr
Canterbury Club
Otteray Drive
Lotus Club
Mra. W
Lo Hargett
Johnson Street
le Grange
L@ novelty musicale
High Point College
le Woman's Club
The
Highland Hall
Mary Gwyan
People at Pinehurst Horse Show and Local Health News
Mrs R B Terry Mrs W Hi Slane Mrs Reborn Perry Mrs Gratton Foy Mrs Ben Cooper of Statesville and Mr Jack Grubb of Atlanta Ga attend the horse show in Pinehurst today. Bobby Holt suffers a broken arm from a fall near his North Hamilton street home yesterday. Mrs C J Sears is recovering well from an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. Miss Ruth Welch is improving rapidly after an operation at Guilford Generals hospital last week.
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R. B. Terry
W. Hi. Slane
Reborn Perry
Gratton Foy
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Jack Grubb
Atlanta, Ga
Pinehurst
Littl
Bobby Holt
North
Hamilton Street
C. J. Sears
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ruth Welch
Guilford Generals Hospital
Mirages Draw Animals to Visionary Pools in South Africa
In South Africa mirages have appeared as empty illusions at times, causing animals to rush toward imagined water sources. The optical phenomenon misleads wildlife into seeking nonexistent pools.
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South Africa
Cats Claw Trees to Remove Loose Toe-Nails
Cats claw at trees to shed loose toe-nails in a curious gardening or wildlife context. The scene highlights animal behavior toward rough bark and plant interaction. No human involvement or broader event is stated.
Tea and Topics Club programs on China
The Tea and Topics club yesterday discussed China with Mrs. G. I. Humphreys outlining the country’s cities and life. Mrs. W. G. Shipman added notes on Chinese art as guests enjoyed tea and sandwiches after the program.
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Tea and
China
G. I. Humphreys
J. W. Wilson
Hillcrest Drive
W. G. Shipman
A. G. Douglas
Hosteas
W. G. Kirkman
Mesdames C
B. Sieeloff
Jeeves
J. B. Maresh
J. Jewns
Coe
KR. M. Andrews
H Sechrist
Logan Porter
A. Douglas
H. D. Sears
Intimate Glimpses Hollywood History of Film Deception
A look at how motion picture cameras deceive by combining studio and on location imagery. King Kong’s giant height is achieved through scale tricks. toy trains simulate wrecks. Directors Florey Arliss Adleri discuss romance pacing. stars Ruby Keeler Joan Blondell wear wedding rings off screen. Anita Louise often pictured with Sealyham puppy and film Littl Women upcoming.
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Hollywood
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Tiis
Ruby Keeler
Joan Blondell
Patou Applauds Passing of Discordant Details in Spring Fashion
In Paris fashion commentary notes a shift from last year to this season. Patou discusses evolution, avoiding vulgarity, and balancing fantasy with elegance as he explains his recent collection and the fading of exaggerated high waists.
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Patou
Paris
Cary man killed in two-truck crash near Starnburg
Ernest Hayes of Cary was instantly killed when two trucks crashed near Starnburg Virginia. Hayes’ truck was operated by C. J. Justice of Raleigh.
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Cary
Ernest Hayes
Starnburg
Hayes
C. J. Justice
Raleigh
Schools Continue Eight Months In Gastonia Plan
Gastonia city schools will keep an eight month term despite an empty treasury. The article notes the Hollo way women’s prison in England provides athletic programs for inmates.
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Gastonia
The
Women's Prison At
Holloway
Eng
Palmer divorce suit cites dance claim in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 31 Dorothy Aldridge Palmer filed for divorce from William Alvin Palmer. She alleges he rose at night to perform the dance of the dying swan before a mirror and belittled her dancing ability.
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San Francisco
William Alvin Palmer
Dorothy Aldridge Palmer
Palmer
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