Daffodil Show Sponsored by Garden Clubs Draws Hundreds
Approximately 200 gardeners from Thomasville Winston Salem and High Point gathered in the Craton Hotel ballroom for a Daffodil Show hosted by the High Point Council of Garden Clubs. Dr D B Carrick of Cornell spoke on daffodil history and breeding noting varieties such as the Long Trumpet Robert Ham John Evelyn Twink Irene Copeland Queen of Spain White Emperor and Bersheba and highlighting the Galopin.
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Thomasville
Winn-Salem
High Point
Craton Hotel
D. B. Rrick
Cornell University
North Main Street
High Point Council of den Clubs
R. A.kburn
Robertham
John Evelyn
Irene Copeland
Queen of Spain
Dr. Carrick
Wall
Barr and Leed
Carrick
Girls Entagon Club Meeting at Marian Elliott Home
The Girls Entagon Club met last evening at Miss Marian Elliott's home on Parkway. President presided as two new members Mesdames Covington and Jennings were welcomed. Plans discussed include a hay ride on April 17 to honor new members. Hostess served a tempting course to members including Clarine Furgur Katherine Lowermilk Pat Lois Barger Mildred Furson Frances Kester Lois Kester Marian Elliott Nancyith Crowder Hel Crowder Mesdames Covington Julia Jennings Robert Cook Wayne er.
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Tagon Club
Kly
Marian Elliott
Parkway
Mesdames Charles Coven
Julia Jennings
Clarine Furgur
Katherine Lowermilk
Patti
Lois Barger
Mildred Furson
Frances Kester
Lois Kester
Nancy Jith
Edith Crowder
Pastor Rev F C Foster Receives Call at Esville
First Baptist Church of Esville extended a pastoral call to Rev. F. C. Foster of WW for service. The action occurred on March 31 as church members consider his leadership and fit with the congregation.
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Esville
Bers
The
First Baptist
F. C. Foster
Ace-Hi Bridge Club Honored by Mrs Casey
Mrs Silas Casey of Route two hosted the Ace-Hi Bridge club for a two course luncheon with flowers on the tables. High score prize a novelty bed lamp went to Mrs Charles Byrd while Mrs Robert Ingram received a pair of tea towels and Miss Grace Walter of Baltimore got a sport handkerchief. Members present included Mrs Charles Byrd Mrs Robert Ingram Mrs Ernest Wright Mrs Loyd Sheetz Mrs G M Mitchell Mrs A M Hopkins and Steve Ingram.
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Silas Casey
Route Two
Charles Byrd
Robert Ingram
Grace Walter
Baltimore
Mesdames
Ernest Wright
Loyd Sheetz
G. M. Mitchell
A. M. Hopkins
Steve Ingram
Elm Street Group Concludes Final PTA Meeting
The Child Study group of the Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association will hold its fourth and final meeting Thursday at 3 PM in the Elm Street school library. Dr. R A Herring city health officer will speak on Health of School Children. The session runs until 8 46 PM with full attendance urged.
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Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
R. A. Herring
Wood-Rhodes Nuptials Set for Late Spring
J. R. Wood announces the engagement of his daughter Mildred Wood to Lemuel Rhodes of High Point and says the wedding will be held in the late spring.
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Wood
Rhodes
J. R. Wood
Mildred
Lemuel Rhodes
High Point
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Thursday events include Community Arts club gathering with Mrs. Co A Daniel at 514 Montheu Avenue and Tea and Topics club meeting with Mrs A G Douglas on Parkway. Friday features Philomathean club at Mrs W C Idol and Greensboro College Alumnae at Rockford Road with Dr J Roddey Miller as guest speaker. Hob Nob club hosts an All Fools Dance at Sedgefield Manor with Lew Gogerty and his orchestra.
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Community Arts Club
A. Daniel
Montheu Avenue
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Hudson-Delange Orchestra
Philomathean Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Greensboro College Alumnae Association
J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth H. Covington
Rockford Road
J. Roddey Miller
Greensboro College
Sedgefield Manor
Lew Gogerty
Mrs. C. M. Farlow Recovers After Operation
Mrs. C. M. Farlow is recovering nicely from a recent operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. She will be remembered by friends as Miss May Davis of Randolph County. Other local residents report Easter travels to Florida Panama City Washington D C Brown Summitt Virginia and a weekend in oo with Miss Nell McIn- 8.
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C. M. Farlow
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dorothy House
Sergeant
J. 0. House
Nell McIn
Oak View P T A Sets Final Meeting in School Auditorium
The Oak View Parent-Teacher Association will hold its final meeting of the year in the school auditorium Thursday evening at 7 30. A social hour will follow the business session and all members are urged to attend.
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Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Philomathean Club Meet at Hillcrest Home
The Philomathean club will be entertained by Mrs. W. C. Idol at her Hillcrest Drive residence Friday afternoon at 3 30 oclock.
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Philomathean Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Moose Lodge Hosts Joint Social with Bingo Night
The High Point Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose held a joint Bingo party at the Moose lodge on North Main street with about thirty attendees. Charles A. Kirby, regional director of the Order of Moose from Baltimore, Md, was a special guest. Prizes went to first and second scorers among both ladies and men. Mrs Aussie Forward won a china dish and Jack Forward took a deck of playing cards. Mrs Alda Mae Harbinson and Mr Samuels earned second scores and cleansing tissues and handkerchiefs. Refreshments followed the games.
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High Point Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
North Main Street
Charles A. Kirby
Order of Moose
Baltimore
Aussie Forward
China
Jack Forward
Alda Mae Harbinson
Samuels
Church and club meetings listed for Friday and Thursday
Several church groups schedule events this week including the Philathea class of the First Methodist Protestant church meeting Friday at Mrs Frank Mabrys home and the T E L class of First Baptist meeting Friday at the church. Saint Mary's Episcopal church hosts a spaghetti supper Friday evening and Green Street Baptist Euzelian class meets Thursday at Mrs H D Hills home with birthday pennies. Lottie Holden Bible class gathers Thursday at Mrs Albertsons on Oakwood court.
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M. P
A. M. Idol
First Methodist Protestant Church
Frank Mabry
Sherrod Street
Green Street Baptist Church
H. D. Hill
Cable Street
Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Bible
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
Y. W. Book Club Plans Pottery Trip
The Y. W. Book Club of the Y. W. C. A. will visit Cole's Pottery near Jugtown below Asheboro on Saturday afternoon replacing the usual hut program. The trip, postponed due to bad weather, is led by Miss Nelle Ansley, executive secretary of the Y. W. C. A.
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Book Club
Cole's Pottery
Jugtown
Asheboro
Y. W. Hut
Nelle Ansley
Y. W
President Roosevelt Invited to Wilmington Post Office Opening
Lamonth Smith chairman of the general celebration committee said today President Roosevelt would be invited to take part in ceremonies at the opening of the new post office building in Wilmington on May 29.
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Roosevelt Wilmington
Lamonth Smith
General
Roosevelt
Hospital meeting in Raleigh announces regional convent
The hospital association of Virginia, the Carolinas, will hold its annual convention in Raleigh from April 22 to 24. The event gathers representatives from the three states to discuss medical and administrative topics.
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Raleigh
Mar
Thietate Hospital Association of
Virginia
South and
North Carolina
Business Girls Hear Talk By QO A Kirkman
Arthur Kirkman general manager of the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway spoke to the Business and Professional Girls club at the YWCA last evening. He described a summer Orient trip with Mrs Kirkman focusing on Japan and impressions of the country. The club president Miss Thelma Patrick presided and welcomed visitors including Mrs Horace Haworth and Miss Vera Idol and Gilbert Muse as advisors.
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Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Y. W. Hut
Kirkman
Orient
Japan
Thelma Patrick
Horace Haworth
Y. W. Co. A. Board
Vera Idol
Gilbert Muse
Business and Professional Girls Club
D A R Delegates To Elect Officers At Meeting Today
Charlotte March 31 The North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution held the 37th annual convention with a memorial service regents luncheon officer elections and a day pageant. Over 300 delegates attended with more expected, led by state regent Mrs W H Belk of Charlotte.
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Charlotte
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
William A. Becker
Summit
N. J
National Society
W. H. Belk
Bodie Woman Remains In Critical Condition After Stroke
Mrs Bodie of 711 Sunset Drive remains in very serious condition at Burrus Memorial Hospital after a stroke in Thomasville while riding in an automobile with her son C H Bodie She was rushed to a local hospital by Green's ambulance and has been hospitalized since Monday.
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N. D. Bodie
Sunset Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
C. H. Bodie
Green
Parents-Teachers To Hear Dr Williamson
Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Association plans a regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. Officers will be elected and installed. A toy orchestra led by Mrs L C Ray will perform a varied program. Miss Dorothy Bergers sixth graders present the Highland Fling dance and Dr O C Williamson of the First Presbyterian Church is the principal speaker.
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Johnson Street
L. C. Ray
Dorothy Berger
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Thomasville DAR Members Attend North Carolina Session
Mrs. G. M. Hoover Mrs. John R. Myers and Mrs. J. R. Blair travel to Charlotte for the North Carolina Society D A R meeting in session through Thursday. Mrs. James E B Lambeth and Mrs. W Dixon and Mrs. Ralph Wilson also attend as guests. All are Alexander Martin chapter D A R members from High Point along with Mrs. F S Lambeth an official delegate.
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Thomasville
Mar
G. M. Hoover
John R. Myers
J. R. Blair
Charlotte
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
James EB. Lambeth
W. Dixon
Ralph Wilson
Edwin L. Jones
Alexander Martin
High Point
F. S. Lambeth
Local Families Share Easter Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs W W Rankin and children of Durham visited their mother in Winston Salem for the Easter holiday and attended Moravian Easter services. Mr and Mrs David MacFester and children returned from Raeford. Mr and Mrs F C Jernigan of Red Oak stayed with Mrs F D Jones over the weekend. Miss Sallie McColman spent the weekend in Washington DC visiting friends. Rev H Leach Hoover of Hartsville is visiting relatives. Miss Lillian Yow visited Shelby with Rev and Mrs Courtney. Friends report Mrs Courtney's serious illness.
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W. W. Rankin
Eleanor
William
Durham
Sarah Bernhardt Born Jewish and Converts to Catholicism
The famous actress Sarah Bernhardt was born Jewish and later converted to the Catholic faith, marking a significant shift in her religious identity.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Piedmont Garden Clubs Meet in Leaksville April 8
The Piedmont District of North Carolina Garden Clubs invites all district clubs to a meeting at the Leaksville clubhouse on Thursday April 8 with registration at 10:00 and the session starting at 10:30. Lunch is available with a small charge. reservations to Mrs G. Co Gammon by April 7.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
Leaksville
Exhibits Sponsor Chosen for N C State College Engineers Fair
Miss Florence Lythe of Weirsdale Florida selected by Key Scales president of the student Society of Industrial Engineers to sponsor the department exhibits at the Engineers Fair April 2 and 3 on the North Carolina State College campus. The display will include a mechanical robot answering questions on industrial engineering as visitors from more than 50 high schools are expected. Seven major departments of the School of Engineering cooperate in the two day event drawing several thousand visitors.
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College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Florence Lythe
Weirsdale
Florida
Key Scales of
School of Engineering
Giraffe Uses Narrow Tongue to Pick Leaves Among Thorns
A giraffe can narrow the end of its tongue to the width of a lead pencil, allowing it to reach through dense thorns and pluck leaves from the African thorn tree.
Jewelers Convene North Carolina Virginia Associations Meet
The fourth annual joint convention of the North Carolina and Virginia Retail Jewelers associations will be held in Durham from April 18 to 20.
Chicago Produce Prices Steady as Butter and Eggs Hold
Chicago market report shows butter at 7,929 units and eggs at 23,523 units with prices unchanged and steady, reflecting stable commodity levels in today’s session.
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Chicago
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