Local Beta Sigma Phi Spring Banquet at Sheraton
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a spring banquet and dance at the Sheraton Hotel Cameron DPD. Deans spoke on Sorority Girls with humor and gravity while William Rennie gave the invocation and Mrs. Walter Fleischmann welcomed guests. About 45 couples attended the card dance after the banquet, with numerous escorts listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Cameron Dpd
Deans
William Rennie
Walter Fleischmann
Sorority
Josephine Gibson
Marc Lovelace
Phyllis Strickland to Page at State Federation
Phyllis Strickland leaves for Greensboro as personal page to the state president Mrs. John D. Robinson of Raleigh. Miss Strickland and Miss Mary Annette Robinson will lead the processional at the Federation opening session and attend the pages dinner. Local delegates include Mrs. P. H. Dalton, Mrs. C. H. Rhodes, Mrs. H. D. Sears, and Mrs. Geddie Strickland plus several others in unofficial attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Strickland
High Point
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Greensboro
John D. Robinson
Raleigh
Strickland
Mary Annette Robinson
Federation
P. H. Dalton
C. H. Rhodes
H. D. Sears
Geddie Strickland
Phyllis
Will Serve Supper This Evening by Eastern Star
The High Point chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star will host a chicken supper in the Masonic Hall dining room on North Main Street this evening. Serving hours are five thirty to seven, with plates available to the public for a reasonable charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
North Main Street
Palmistry Talk By Mrs Kearns At YWCA Event
Mrs Thurlow A Kearns spoke on palmistry before the Business and Professional Girls Club at the YWCA supper meeting in the Adams Memorial building. Twenty nine members and four visitors attended as Miss Helen Deans presided and welcomed guests including Mesdames Lipscomb and Ross and Miss Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlow A. Kearns
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Adams Memorial Building
Kearns
Jo Wood Welch
Egypt
Helen Deans
Mesdames
Henry Lipscomb
J. D. Ross
Thelma Moss
Carroll Urges Parents Teachers To Work Together
Charles F. Carroll city schools superintendent urged closer cooperation of parents and teachers at Elm Street School during a Parent-Teacher Association supper. He linked education to social change and highlighted school community partnerships as essential for adapting to current conditions. The program featured High Point College male quartet with reports from two delegates and plans for the coming year. Over 190 attendees enjoyed the event and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll
Elm Street
Carroll
High Point College
Dan Arden
Percy Payne
W. L. Edawards
Johnson Su P T A To Meet Thursday
The Johnson Street school Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium. A musical program is planned and open house will follow with art from city schools on display announced by Miss Lilla Bell, program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Johnson Street School
Lilla Bell
Pre-School Clinic Planned at Johnson Street School
The Johnson Street pre-school clinic will be held Tuesday from 9 a m to 12 noon. Children who will be six on or before October first should contact Miss Ivey Paylor, principal, if not registered. Dr R A Herring, city Health officer, will be present for examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Ivey Paylor
R. A. Herring
High Point Social Calendar for Wednesday to Saturday
The weekly schedule lists events at the Elwood Hotel YWCA and various homes. The High Point Women’s Club installs officers with Mrs Elsie Flake as installing officer. Girl Scout Council May meeting at the YWCA reports on the regional conference. Entre Nous Club Di weekly meeting at Mrs S C Clark’s home. Guilford County Medical Society banquet honors Dr D A Stanton with officer elections to follow. Canterbury Club and Philomathlean Club meet at private homes. High Point College May Day Festival crowns the May Queen, and the Piedmont German Club May dance at Emerywood Country Club features Eddy Wittstein and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Woman's Club
Elwood
Elsie Flake
Winston-Salem
Carl G. N. Cornstedt
Girl Scout Council
Winston - Salem
Entre Nous Club
8. C. Clark
Parkway
Guilford County Medical Society
Sheraton Hotel
D. A. Stanton
Canterbury Club
C. M. Waynick
Fieldstone Farm
Philomathean Club
H. Tomlinson
Tomlynhurst
Hillcrest Drive
H. Albion Millis
High Point College
Piedmont
Emerywood Country Club
Eddy Wittstein
State Garden Clubs Elect New Officers
Winston-Salem May 1. Mrs. D J Lybrook Advance elected first vice president of the North Carolina Garden Clubs. Mrs. Charles Griffith Winston-Salem elected treasurer. Mrs. Charles Rice Candor recording secretary. Mrs. C B Black Wake Forest custodian. Mrs. J Buren Sidbury president will continue. District directors named Mrs. J M Tyler Greensboro Piedmont district and Mrs. C F Strosnider Goldsboro coastal plains district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
D. J. Lybrook
Advance
North Carolina
Charles Griffith
Charles Rice
Candor
C. F. Strosnider
Goldsboro
Coastal Plains
Betty Jo McDowell Feted At Archdale Eleventh Birthday
Mr and Mrs BE E McDowell entertained at their Archdale home on Monday evening to honor Betty Jo McDowell turning eleven. Miss Dela Mae Reid directed games and horseback riding capped the party. Refreshments followed with gifts presented to Betty Jo and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo McDowell
Archdale
BE. E. McDowell
Betty Jo
Miss Pauline Douglas Appointed Cabinet Member
Miss Bess Johnson of Henderson, president of the YWCA at Woman's College, announces the appointment of cabinet members for the coming year. Included is Miss Pauline Douglas, daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Douglas of 516 Parkway. C W Phillips will serve as faculty advisor with ex officio cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Douglas
Woman's College Ywca
Greensboro
Bess Johnson
Henderson
Woman's College
A. G. Douglas
516 Parkway
C. W. Phillips
Mrs R K Stewart Leads Winston-Salem Garden Club Meet
Mrs R K Stewart director of Piedmont District Garden Clubs heads the local delegation at the North Carolina Garden Clubs meeting in Winston-Salem and responded to the welcome address. Mrs J Tyler of Advance was elected to succeed Stewart as director as the sessions opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
Winston-Salem
Piedmont District Garden Clubs
North Carolina
Advance
Stewart
Juniors Hear Gov Hoey At Federation Luncheon
Greensboro May 1 The junior convention of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs held business sessions this morning and had Governor Hoey as their luncheon speaker. Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt will speak tonight at the formal opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina Federation of Omen's Clubs
Hoey
Federal Security
Paul V. McNutt
Literary Club Meeting at Mrs Crutchfield Home Thomasville
Mrs Z V Crutchfield hosts Thomasville Literary Club with president Mrs C H Newby in chair. Mrs Douglas Crutchfield reviews the one act play The Gallant Lady by Florence Ryerson, followed by a tea with sweetpeas lilies of the valley and hand painted place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Z. V. Crutchfield
West Main Street
C. H. Newby
Douglas Crutchfield
Florence Ryerson
Play On Dutch Life Concludes Sturdy Of Holland At Oak Hill
Hasty High School hosts the annual spring play Too Many Bosses by Walter H. Baker Company. Fri May 3 in the high school auditorium, a three act farce directed by Irene Johnson features Ruby Payne Ray Myers Roberta Kennedy Eva Austin Teague Ramsay Felder Sybil Ellis Fern Lakin Futrelle Moore Eric Waterman Paul Bryant Gregory Lakin Mary L Smith Monica Lakin Carrie L Brown Mrs Waterman Odelene Byerly Josephine Burnett and Garrett Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty High School
Walter H. Baker and Company
Irene Johnson
Ruby Payne
Vida Lakin
Ray Myers
Grandpa Lakin
Roberta Kennedy
Eva
Austin Teague
Ramsey Felder
Sybil Ellis
Fern Lakin
Futrelle Moore
Eric Waterman
Paul Bryant
Gregory Lakin
Mary L. Smith
Monica Lakin
Carrie L. Brown
Mrs. Waterman
Odelene Byerly
Josephine Burnett
Ray Parks
Garrett Young
May Day and Alumnae Homecoming at UNC Weekend
May Day festivities crown the May Queen in Coker Arboretum as Coed Week at the University of North Carolina unfolds with dances, a Mexican fiesta themed May Day, a homecoming luncheon at the Carolina Inn, tea and reception for coeds, and a Woollen Gym costume dance featuring Charlie Wood and Bascom L. Lunsford’s folk dancers teaching square dancing to coeds and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Woman's Association
Charlie Wood
Carolina Inn
Alpha Kappa Gamma
Coker Arboretum
Rock
Louise Hudson
Mary Wood
Order of the Grail
University Club
Woollen
Bascom L. Lunsford
North Carolina
Lunsford
Carnegie Hall
England
Carolina
Melville Corbett
Kinston
Louise Jordan
Fayetteville
Barbara’ Liscomb
Duluth
Minn
Rocky Mount
Elizabeth Lee Monroe
Terrell Everett
Rockingham
Sarah McLean
Medanien Din Gene
Gg Rankin
Montgomery
C. Roe
Dane Yestan
Les Grises Club Hosts Shower for Mrs Charles F Thorburn
The Les Grises club held a miscellaneous shower for president Mrs Evelyn Sechrest Thorburn at Miss Norma Loflin’s home on English street. Gifts were exchanged after a card game as refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother to members Misses Elizabeth Marshall Edna Wood Dorcas Horton Mariam Ritchie Peggy Craig Joyce Mc Candless and Mesdames Bruce Thorburn and Bernard Fowler. The Altrusa Club executive board will meet at 7 30 this evening at Miss Ethel Moxley’s home 246 Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Grises Club
Norma Loflin
English Street
Charles F. Thorburn
Evelyn Sechrest
Thorburn
Elizabeth Marshall
Edna Wood
Dorcas Horton
Mariam Ritchie
Peggy Craig
Joyce McCandless
Mesdames Bruce Thorburn
Bernard Fowler
Altrusa Club
Ethel Moxley
Boulevard
Death Calls Thurman Family to Kentucky
Mrs. Royster Thurman and her mother Mrs Moran travel to Lexington Kentucky after the death of A T Moran brother of Mrs Thurman and son of the latter who had been ill. Moran died Monday night and services were held this morning. Roger Davis of Charlotte and wife announce the birth of a son Ronald Lyte on April 21. Mrs Davis formerly Letha Mae Clinard of Wallburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster Thurman
Mrs. Moran
Lexington
A. T. Moran
Thurman
Roger Davis
Charlotte
Ronald Lyte
Davis
Mias Letha Mae Clinard
Wallburg
Meele Bunthone
Parachute Gear Rules Highlight Dual-Chute Requirement
Pilots during exhibitions or practice jumps must wear two parachutes, typically one chest and one back, ensuring redundancy and safety during flight activities.
World gold output valued at six hundred million pounds
The article notes that the world’s annual gold production is worth about 600 million pounds. It highlights the large scale of mining and the global economic importance of gold in the market.
Church Social And Bible Class Meetings Tonight And Tomorrow
The Catherine Gill Bible Class meets Friday at 7:30 pm at Ruby Windham’s home 1107 Richland Ave. The Lottie Holden Class gathers Thursday at 3 pm at Mrs T W Albertson’s 114 Oakwood Ct. The Mary Harper Philathea Class meets tomorrow at 7:30 pm with Mrs W C Kennerly 610 Chandler St. The Woman's Missionary Society convenes Thursday at 7:20 pm with Mrs C E Mitchell Archdale. J H Smith and J H Redding assist. The Ladies Aid Society of B N A I Israel meets tonight at 8:30 pm with Mesdames London and Doctor on Morris St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gill
Ruby Windham
Richland Avenue
Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Bible
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
Mary Harper Philathea
Main Street
W. C. Kennerly
Chandler Street
John Wade
George Kerr
Glenn Callahan
Woman's Missionary Society of
Archdale
Ladies Aid Society
The
B’nai Israel Synagogue
Mesdames J. London
Harry Doctor
Morris Street
Play At Hasty School Finale Highlights Holland Study
A Dutch play Dutch Life was performed by Mrs Margaret Blair’s fourth graders at Oak Hill School on Friday as part of a Holland study in Social Studies. The cast included Jack Steed Dorothy Loflin Herman Walden Betty Millikan Norine Freeman Darrell French and others. A color moving picture on Holland's canals and dikes accompanied the performance. Tulip bowls decor featuring a gift from D B Carrick adorned the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Margaret Blair
Holland
Mary Louise Walden
Jack Steed
Dorothy Loflin
Hams
Katrina
Herman Walden
Betty
High Point Real Estate Board Hosts National Speaker
Members of the High Point Real Estate Board heard N. C. Farr of Chicago, president of the National Real Estate Association, address real estate men from the state in Winston-Salem. Farr spoke on decentralization of population and how restrictive building codes raise building costs, with discussion on real estate taxation. Kemp Clendinin of Greensboro and Rounie (last name cut) were among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Real Estate Board
Winston-Salem
N. C. Farr
Chicago
National Real Estate Association
Herbert A. Nelson
Farr
Kemp Clendinin
Greensbesa
Rounie
Annual Guidance Conference At High School On Thursday
Miss Baughan Benz of Patterson New Jersey will guest with Mr and Mrs Willis Slane at their Emerywood home for the weekend and attend the Piedmont German Club dance Saturday night Mrs M A English of Archdale has recovered enough to return home from the 1009 North Hamilton Street residence of her sister Mrs Charles Lee W L Hepler at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem shows slight improvement but remains unable to receive visitors Miss Jean Hunt daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd R Hunt of 1100 Ferndale Drive is to return home Friday after a ten day visit in Wadesboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lambeth
Mary Johnson Lambeth
New York City
Nat Walker
Peer
State Garden Club
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
M. A. English
Archdale
Charles Lee
North
Hamilton Street
W. L. Hepler
Baptist Hopital
Jean Hunt
Lloyd R. Hunt
Ferndale Drive
Wadesboro
May Day Fete Showcases Woman's College Spring Program
Greensboro May 1 Saturday May 4 marks the Woman's College spring calendar with Parents Day Home Economics Open House and the Cinderella themed May Day pageant at 4 30 on front campus. Dr W C Jackson welcomes guests as 060 parents dine. Virginia Sterling wrote the script and Virginia Ambrose is the queen of the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman’s College
Woman's College
W. C. Jackson
George R. Tate 46 Dies After Illness in Durham
George Robert Tate a longtime Greensboro resident and Globe Parlor Furniture employee died at Duke Hospital Durham after a three month illness. Born December 14 1893 in Rockingham County he leaves a son George Kenneth Tate and a wife Camilla Barnes plus two daughters Betty Francis and Beulah Faye and son Robert Howard all of High Point. Funeral set Thursday at Southside Baptist Church with interment Floral Garden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robert Tate
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Duke Hospital
Durham
Rockingham County
Robert A
Betty Paschal Tate
Basha Brown
George Kenneth Tate
High Point
Camilla Barnes
Betty Francis Tate
Beulah Faye Tate
Robert Howard Tate
Dewey
Julian
Benjamin
Bernard Tate
Mesdames Roy Stanley
G. A. Caviness
Ray Basinger
Jack Smith
Roy Durham
Buck Medley
Greensboro
Southside Baptist Church
George Liner
Archie O’bryant
George Hill
Primitive Baptist Church
Floral Garden
King Street
Local officials and attendees list from High Point meeting
Boone state secretary and a group from High Point were recognized. Attendees included J. E. Amos Paul Sanders Ed Mendenhall Charles Mendenhall Taylor Simpson R. W. Jenkins J. C. White Curtis Smithdeal Allen Mitchell M Sessions Meldon Holmes H V Koonts and Donald Conrad.
Guidance Conference Set At Senior High With Noted Speakers
The third annual guidan conference sponsored by the St Olent Council will be held at Senior High School tomorrow with Louise Hunter as advisor. A day of panel discussions features leaders from various fields and an address by Dr. Henry Louis Smith president emeritus of Washington and Lee University on Twenty Four Hours A Day. A general assembly at 2 o'clock, a mixed quartet, and a tea dance from 3 to 4 in the gym close the event beyond the homeroom period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolent Council
Louise Hunter
Henry Louis Smitl
Washington and Lee University
General Assembly
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Clay Madison
Fi Methodist Church
Mull Lutz
Madison
D. P. Whitley
Pricipal
Cecil Prince
Noble T. Pratal
Flake Shaw
Architeure
Eccles Everhart
Army
Segeant Fred
Civic Service
W. T. Winlow
W. Shearer
Gregor Ivy
E. Daily
Wiliam P. Freman
Charl Johnson
H. A. Mills
Collier Elli
J. W. Snotherly
John Mebane
Horace Haworth
Jo Mebane
R. A. Elliott
Foeign
Rupert T. Picke
Dave Caldwel
Harry Brockgfan
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Madeline Hoover
Sara Forrest Thompson
Jack Gibson
Hildreth Gabriel
Olin Blickensderfer
Mary Louie Gibson
Pauline Kennett
John Hamm
Bill Rennie
Margaret Shields
Tom Harvey
Avune
Chappell
Willis Tarver
Virginia Dixon
George Elkins
Mabel Warlick
Hugh Hampton
Frances Muse
Edgar Welborn
Jewel Welch
Cameron Deans
Fleischmann
Emory Gibson
Phyllis Strickland Page
Service Council
Elm Street School
Elm Stret School
C.E
Moffitt
North Main ST
T. A. Kearns
Rotes Grill
State Garden Clubs
Gov. Hoey
New York
Grosfeld House
D. A. Long
Paul Green
R. H. Holliday
John R. Myers
Samuel Wiley
John Crowell
Robert Rapp
E. L. Webb
J.E. Lambeth
Doak Finch
Lee Tuttle
W. K. McGee
O. R. Hodgin
Isabel Boyles
Sturdy of
UNC
Altrusa Board
Moxley
Kentucky
Ronald Lyle’ Daves
Mary Harper
Archdale Methodist Group
Jewish Ladies Aid Society
Hasty School
High Point Men
Realty
Thursda
George R. Tate
Acta
Teethina
Walgreen's
Southermvor
ARKID
American Institute of Laundering
Monite
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