Whistler and Goethe Discussed At Twentieth Century Club
At Mrs. W. W. Gluyas home in Greenwal Drive the Twentieth Century study club held a biweekly luncheon yesterday. Mesdames Frank Smith and R. I. Quigley presented Whistler as painter and Goethe as poet, detailing Whistler color theories and Faust adaptations, with prints of Whistler works and comparisons to Bruno.
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W. W. Gluyas
Greenwal Drive
Twentieth Century Study Club
Mesdames Frank Smith
R. I. Quigley
James McNeill Whistler
Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Whistler
Goethe
Mrs P S Kennett Re-elected To Head Good Will Club
The Good Will Garden Club held its regular meeting at Mrs T A Tilden s home on Montheu Avenue electing officers. Mrs P S Kennett was re elected president with Mrs Tilden as vice president and Mrs J S Ingram as treasurer. Mrs R E Shelton becomes secretary and Mrs W A Davis chairs the project committee. Plans for the Flower Show and a May picnic to Pinehurst Orchid Gardens on May 15 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Kennett
Good Will Club
Orchid Gardens
Good Will Garden Club
T. A. Tilden
Montheu Avenue
Airs. P. S
Juvenile Musical Art Group Meeting Saturday
The Juvenile division of the Junior Musical Art Club will hold its regular meeting Saturday afternoon at the home of Barbara Tobias on Parkway. The hour for the meeting will be four o'clock.
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Juvenile Musical Art Group
Barbara Tobias
Junior Musical Art Club
Parkway
Mrs. W. H. Curtlee Hosts Thomasville Literary Club
Mrs. W H Curtlee entertained the Thomasville Literary Club at her Fisher Ferry Street home at 1 PM with a two course luncheon. The program by Mrs R H Holliday explored North Carolina folklore, recounting Croatan tribes and other early Indian lore. Members present included Mesdames Crutchfield Holliday Webb Rapp Lambeth Myers and Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
W. H. Curtlee
Literary Club
Fisher Ferry Street
R. H. Holliday
North Carolina
Miss Tomlinson Made Adelphians' Junior Marshal
GREENSBORO May 1 Spring elections completed at the Woman's college yielding presidencies for Miss Lula Hinton Pittsboro head of the Adelphian society next year Miss Patsy Sattler Monkton Md Cornelian Miss Mary Gordon Breeden Bennettsville S C Aletheian and Miss Ernestine Oeettinger Wilson Dikean also named. Junior marshals include Miss Anna Tomlinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Tomlinson of this city among the chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman’s College
Lula Hinton
Pittsboro
Adelphian Society
Patsy Sattler
Monkton
Cornelian
Mary Gordon Breeden
Bennettsville
S. C
Aletheian
Ernestine Oeettinger
Wilson
Dikean
Adelphian
Josie Harding
Washington
Connie Grigsby
Arlington
Cynthia Grimsley
Winston Salem
Betty Dahlin
Evanston
Ilinois
Anna Tomlinson
Charles F. Tomlinson
Women of the Moose Chapter Night in Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose held Chapter Night with Mrs. Belle Cathcart in charge. Songs included God Bless America and Playmates by Ronnie and Darrell Cathcart. Judy Brooks read a poem. guests Mrs. Lena Lowe Jarrett and Mrs. Fred Haney spoke on Emma Blair Day Nursery School activities and routine. Attendance prize won by Mrs. Lucille Smith. Endowment fund march and nine o clock ceremony observed.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Belle Cathcart
Social Service
God Bless America
Ronnie
Darrell Cathcart
Betty Jo Beeson
God
Judy Brooks
Lena Lowe Jarrett
Fred Haney
Emma Blair Day Nursery School
Jarrett
Lucille Smith
Hospital Guild
Endowment
Police Auxiliary Meet at Gibson Clubrooms Tonight
The Police Auxiliary will gather this evening at 7 45 for a meeting at the Gibson Clubrooms. Trustesses named are Mrs J C Hoover Mrs Wal ter Elliott and Mrs Jack M Mahan. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
J. C. Hoover
Walter Elliott
Jack McMahan
Dogwood Festival Opening Expected to Shine On Roanoke Island
The annual Roanoke Island Dogwood Festival opens tomorrow. Raleigh observers anticipate a peak bloom with white dogwood against cedar backgrounds and a touch of pink from budding red oaks in the landscape.
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Bloom Manted
Roanoke Island
Raleigh
Friendly Garden Club hears talk by Mrs. Nibbelink
The Friendly Garden Club met nine members and three visitors on Route One to hear guest speaker Mrs. Nibbelink, general chair for the High Point Flower Show. Mrs. Upshaw presided, presenting a kitchen shower to Mrs. Patterson who moves to High Point. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Kivett at Route Four for an outdoor gathering.
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Friendly Garden Club
Roy Brown
Ray i
Nibbelink
High Point
High Point Garden Club
M. L. Holton
A. M. Upshaw
Mesdames
R. H. Hilliard
L. H. Matthews
W. S. Vaughn
L. H. Patterson
W. L. Kivett
Route Four
High Point Women Win at Piedmont Golf Event in Winston-Salem
The Piedmont Women's Golf Association hosted a golf luncheon at Old Town Country Club. Mrs. W. B. Hunt of Lexington scored a hole in one as 65 women gathered. Winners included Mrs. Kenneth F. Mountcastle and others from High Point in A, B, C, and D divisions. May 4 at Starmount Forest Country Club was announced for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Old Town Country Club
Winston-Salem
W. B. Hunt
Lexington
Kenneth F. Mountcastle
Wintson-Salem
Jean Yates
Greensboro
Fred Petree
Laurence Ingram
Starmount Forest Country Club
J. M. Seegar
Mrs Kanoy Hosts House Warming At New East Green Home
Mrs. Hubert Kanoy and family welcomed friends to a house warming at 1505 East Green Street after moving in. Hosts Mrs. DeWitt Holton, Mrs. Lawrence Lee, and Mrs. Herman Crawford served refreshments and presented gifts including vanity lamps and dishes.
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Hubert Kanoy
Kanoy
Peggy Joyce
East Green Street
DeWitt Holton
Lawrence Lee
Herman Crawford
Holton
Lee
Crawford
Irene Chandler
Evelyn Meadows
Jewell Rutledge
Kathleen Wood
Lola Watson
Fieta Vancer
Vernon Kirkman
Katherine Hayworth
Edith Burchfield
Gertha Tucker
Lou Thompson
Jude Thompson
Clemmine Handy
Bessie Martin
Gladys Corrigan
Linda Holton
Jackie Sue Cranford
Peggy Joyce Haney
Herbert Kaney
F. A. Burton
Willing Workers Class Meets Friday Night
The Willing Workers Class of the Main Street Methodist Church will meet Friday evening May 2 at the home of Mrs. Bernice Sexton 118 North Hamilton Street. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. Bell Saunders Bessie Mallory and Mrs. J T. Smith.
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Main Street Methodist Church
Bernice Sexton
North Hamilton Street
Bell Saunders
Bessie Mallory
J. T. Smith
Asheboro Music Club Sacred Concert Planned in May
Asheboro in celebration of National Music Week the Asheboro Music Club sponsors a sacred concert at the First Methodist Church on May 18 with Mrs R J Hilker directing. Choir members from city churches will perform with organ and piano by Mrs S B Stedman and Miss Ethel Johnson. A first general rehearsal is set for Sunday at 2 PM at the church.
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Asheboro
S. B. Stedman
Music Club
Ethel Johnson
First Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary Union Meeting At South Side Baptist
The Women’s Missionary Union of South Side Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 PM at the church.
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Women’s Missionary Union of the South Side Baptist Church
Freshman Advisers Named at Mary Baldwin 1941-42
Sixteen Baldwin juniors and seniors led by Byrd Laks Ashland as chairman are named freshman advisers for the 1941-42 session. They will return early in the fall to welcome and supervise new students. Miss Anne Garrett of Eligh Point, daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Garrett, Rockford Road, is listed among the advisers.
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Mary. Baldwin
Byrd
Marmola Diet Pill Claims to Slim Face and Figure
A vintage advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a safe method for adults with thyroid-related obesity to slim down without dieting or exercise. It notes 30 years of public use, 20 million boxes distributed, and urges consulting a physician for diagnosis before use.
Magdalene Rebekahs Plan Statesville Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet at 7 30 tomorrow to discuss plans for the state meeting in Statesville on May 19. High Point members will handle the memorial service at the Statesville meeting. All members are urged to attend.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Statesville
High Point
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Twentieth Century Club
Ame
PWT
Senator Rd Frees
Ry A
Brenda Kay Rich
Ennis Stret
Russell Rich
Stone
W.H. Curtlee
Women of
Police Auxiliary
Mrs. Nibbelink
Piedmont
Mrs. Kanoy
High Point College Footlighters
Kiwanis Club
Asheboro Music Club
South Side Baptist Woo U
Anne Garrett
Mary Baldwin
Arcade Amusement Company
Arcade Building
Richardson
Silf Chiffon
Shades
Magdalene Rebekahs
Batiste
Pat
Rueiors Baking Powder
Rumford, R.1
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