Country Club set April 18 dinner dance and bridge events
The Emerywood Country Club bulletin lists April activities for members. A dinner dance with John Pedicord and his orchestra is slated for Saturday April 18 with early reservations urged. The weekly Friday bridge party returns April 24 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Warner. Ladies bridge parties occur on April 7, 14, 21, and 28 hosted by different members.
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Country Club
Emerywood Country Club
John Pedicord
Phil Warner
T. C. Langley
Walter Tice
M. B. Leath
Lloyd Flythe
Georgia And Alabama Universities Form Program For U D C Meeting
High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy featured a program on the histories of the University of Georgia and the University of Alabama at a meeting at Mrs. A. T. Wishart home. Mrs. Floyd Bell and Mrs. R. A. Herring presented the talks, with Mrs. W. A. Bivins introducing the speakers.
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Universities of
Georgia
Alabama
High Point
United Daughters of Confederacy
A. T. Wishart
Floyd Bell
R. A. Herring
W. A. Bivins
Bell
University of Alabama
Alma Woods
Tuscaloosa
Herring
University of Georgia
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Athens
Savannah
Atlanta
Benjamin Hill
Howell Cobb
Robert Toombs
Crawford Long
Alexander H. Stephens
Thomasville
Fourth District
H. P. Morruson
Social Calendar Schedule of YWCA and clubs
The Social Calendar lists meetings for the YWCA Girl Reserve committee at the YWCA, Woman's Club board at Adams Memorial YWCA, West Emery wood Garden Club at Mrs Earl N Phillips home, Garden Study Club at Archdale road, Twentieth Century Study Club luncheon at 609 Parkway, Eleventh District American Legion Auxiliary at a junior high with a Dutch supper and a state oratorical contest, High Point BPW Club dinner at Elwood Hotel, Girl Scout Council April meeting at Adams Memorial YWCA, and Emerywood Country Club Family Night with reservations due by Thursday noon.
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Yaw.c.a
Y.W.C.A
Woman's Club Board
Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A
J. F. Hayden
West Emerywood
Rockford Road
Garden Study Club
S. O. Peebles
Archdale Road
Twentieth Century Study Club
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
American Legion Auxiliary
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Kathryn Shipman
Kemp Baldwin
Girl Scout Council
Adams Memorial YW. C.A
Taylor Simpson
Emerywood Country Club
Many Remember Mrs. Lambeth On 86th Birthday
Mrs. Frank Lambeth, a prominent Thomasville woman, observed her eighty-fifth birthday at home on Randolph Street last Sunday. Family and friends sent cards, letters, flowers, and hundreds of congratulations. The Wesley Philathea class and Pastor Rev Lee Tuttlg were also thanked for their kindness during the celebration with tea and refreshments.
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Frank
Lambeth
Thomasville
Randolph St
Lee F. Tuttlg
Main Street Methodist. Church
Wesley Philathea
Two Y Clubs Hold Easter Services
The Florence Nightingale Club of the Y held an Easter service with Miss Louise Welch presiding. Miss Vera Seales delivered current events and reported on Phillip Murray's Charlotte speech. Special music by Miss Dorothy Thorpe and piano by Cleo Crawford accompanied.
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Florence Nightingale Club
The
Louise Welch
Vera Seales
Phillip Murray
Charlotte
Ola Carpenter
Ethel Warner
Dorothy Thorpe
Cleo Crawford
Katherine Howard
Shirley Dorsett
Adams Grub
C. L. Easter
Easter
Christ
Adams Club
Ann Moffitt
Moffitt
Florence Montgomery
Altrusa Board Feted At Dinner By Mrs Haralson
The Altrusa executive board met at the Asia Restaurant in North Main Street for a private dinner hosted by treasurer Mrs. Mary Haralson. Attendees included President Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock and other officers as they discussed plans for the spring banquet. a centerpiece was presented to Mrs. Gilbert Muse McCaskill who is taking a year off for rest and study.
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Asia
North Main Street
Altrusa Executive Board
Mary Haralson
Mary -Lou Rothrock
Madeline Troove
Maria Brockmann
Mars
Gilbert Muse McCaskill
Mary H. Hargett
Jessie May Young
Haralson
Gilbert Muse
Mel Caskill
Burrus Hospital
Pentagon Club Meeting With Miss Doris Moser
The Pentagon Club will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Miss Doris Moser on Thurston Street with Miss Moser as hostess.
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Pentagon Club
Doris Moser
Thurston Street
Johnson Street P T A Sponsors Silver Tea
The Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association hosts a silver tea tomorrow from 3 to 5 PM at Mrs. H C Simmons 913 Dayton Street. Mrs. Frank L Lewis and Mrs. C J Elliott assist as hostesses with Mrs Simmons. Proceeds go to the school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
H.C. Simmons
Dayton Street
Frank L. Lewis
C. J. Elliott
Bilrs. Simmons
Mrs Fant Kelly Heads Classroom Teachers Group
Mrs Fant Kelly was elected president at the final general meeting held yesterday at Bay Street school auditorium. The North Carolina Education Association report was heard, with retiring president Mrs Grace Reivel in chair. New slate includes Miss Evelyn Rodman as vice president and Miss Edna Kate Hale as recording secretary, Miss Margaret Chatfield treasurer, with the president to name the corresponding secretary.
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Bay Street
Fant Kelly
North Carolina Education Association
Grace Reivel
Raleigh
Classroom Teachers’ Association
Evelyn Rodman
Aliss Edna Kate Hale
Margaret Chatfield
Reitzel
Ruth Lee
Thelma Moss
Ruth Modlin
Domino Club Dinner and Theatre Party Tonight
Members of the Domino Club meet at Miss Billie Bundy's home in Jamestown at 6 45 p m then travel to Greensboro for a dinner and theatre party. All members should be prompt noting the 6 45 meeting time instead of 7 45.
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Domino Club
Billie Bundy
Jamestown
Greensboro
Sunrise Services In Randleman Plan Mount Lebanon Observance
RANDLEMAN March 31 Sunrise services at Mt. Lebanon church will feature a yet-to-be-announced speaker, special choir music, and grave decorations. Union pre Easter services begin March 30 at First Baptist Church with cooperation from several pastors. Also noted are social gatherings and visits by local residents, including friends from Asheboro and Greensboro, with various hosts hosting banquets and dinners.
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Randleman
Mt. Lebanon
Y. D. Poole
Union
First Baptist
I. L. Roberts
St. Paul
Naomi
Baptist Church
Bailey
Mars
N. N. Newlin
H. H. Hamilton
Main Street
Nelle Robbins
C. W
Wall
T. P. Rumsey
T. E. Allred
Mesdames T. P. Rumsey
Sumner Farlowe
R. P. Bell
C. W., Wall
D. E. Bullard
Miss Nelle Robbins
Alton Wall
Haywood Hamilton
March Weather Verses By Mildred Davis Anthony
A short poem reflects on March weather cycling from harsh winds to spring sunshine. The verse notes daffodils and violets appearing, hinting at unpredictable moods and cheerful days ahead. The author signs as Mildred Davis Anthony.
Woodmen Circle Social Meeting Planned for Wednesday
Piedmont Grove No. 172 of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold its regular monthly social meeting on Wednesday evening, April 1, at 7:30 at their hall on West Commerce Street. Greenside will host and entertain, with prior planning for the Charlotte district meeting on April 4.
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Piedmont Grove No. 172
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
West Commerce Street
Greenside
Green Side
Ruth Ellington
Lucille Chilton
Ruby Keller
Clemme Handy
Sarah Ferree
Aide
Ruby Carroll
Charlotte
Bell family visit noted in Lyndin county
A. C. Hal Bell is in town for a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Bell called on Bell's mother Sunday afternoon in Lyndin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Hal) Bell
R. P. Bell
Mr. Bell
Lyndin
Piedmont Women Golfers Meet Here Wednesday
Members of the Piedmont Women's Golf Association from Piedmont area towns are expected at Emerywood Country Club at 10 a.m. for the season opener. The meeting will decide whether to continue activities during the war emergency or disband, following a morning golf tournament. Mrs. George T. Wood chairs arrangements for the event.
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Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Piedmont
Emerywood Country Club
George T. Wood
Brentwood Pupil Concert Tomorrow Afternoon
Fourth grade pupils at Brentwood School will present a concert at the school on April 1 at 4 30 pm. The public is invited and a free will offering will aid in paying for a new moving picture machine purchased by the school.
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Brentwood School
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