High Point Garden Club Met Yesterday
High Point Garden Club met at Mrs. A. EB te on West Broad Street for its regular monthly meeting. Mrs. presided over routine business and appointed committees including one to draft officer slate for June. Mrs. Cox spoke on the North Carolina Garden Club meeting in Chapel Hill and the delegates’ opportunities to hear speakers and visit gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ebte
Herme
West Broad Street
Igh Point Garden Club
Tuesay
Joseph D. Cox
Woman's Club May Meeting Cancelled
The Woman's Club cancels its May general meeting due to a clash with the State Convention in Asheville on May 24. Mrs. G I Humphreys becomes president and Mrs. Geddie Strickland retires, and convention headquarters will be at the George Vanderbilt hotel. The State Federation seeks an updated film diet for youths and has formed a motion picture committee chaired by Mrs. Strickland. She also serves as Seventh District vice president, appointing county committees to review and revise public school curriculum with state educational authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Woman's Club
Asheville
G. I. Humphreys
Geddie Strickland
George Vanderbilt Hotel
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cquarer
Diet
Strickland
Social clubs and family events fill week schedule
Social calendar lists Entre Nous meeting with Mrs A E Tate on West Broad, Tea and Topics with Mrs Horace Haworth Edgedale Drive, Priscilla club with Mrs Hoke Bullard Forest Hill, Lotus club with Mrs J W Hed Tick North Main, Laura Weston chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at 1110 Forest Hill Drive, Mrs H B Robertson as associate hostess. Weekend also features bridge sessions for Mrs Elliott Wood’s honor, Miss Hunt Barber, and Miss Pat Miller at Sedgefield Inn. Matches and birthdays plus local family notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Tea and Topics Club
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Priscilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
J. W. Hed- Tick
Lotus Club
North Main Street
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. H. Cherry, Jr
H. B. Robertson
Cherry
Anne Robbins
Bridge
Elliott
Sedgefield
Pat Miller
Thomas A. Ring
S. B. Miller
Sedgefield Inn
Wonderful New Face Powder Promises Youthful Skin
Advert says MELLO-GLO powder protects skin and hides pores for a flawless look. Claims long wear and gentle to the skin with no irritation. Available in 50c and 1.00 prices marketed to women.
Trinity Seniors Entertained By Grade Mothers At Pretty Party
Trinity High seniors enjoyed an April 30 event at Mrs. B. C. Crowson home hosted by grade mothers Mrs. Chas W. Redding and Mrs. Crowson. Spring flowers and class color rainbow decor framed lively games around a bonfire and indoors, with comical prizes and refreshments of ice cream cake and punch. Notable attendees included Miss Helen Zimmermann, class teacher, and numerous seniors and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Trinity High School
Chas. W. Redding
B. C. Crowson
Helen Zimmerman
Evelyn Blair
Winnie Gilbert Williams
Bernice Brooks
Virginia Lobr
Ruth Coltrane
Clara Cain
Margery Redding
Dezree Younts
Margaret Shelton
Mary Belle Royale
Sam Davis
Curtis Brooks
Floyd Steed
Wyche Rice
William Wood
Ricket Crowson
Donald Hill
Duke Davis
Walter Vuncannon
Coke Miller
Tri-City Ball Attracts Younger Social Set In Greensboro
The Tri City Ball last night at Greensboro Auditorium drew a large crowd of Piedmonts younger social set. Inter club Council delegates from High Point Winston Salem and Greensboro organized the event with Noble Sissie and his famed orchestra on a southern tour. The band played for the May Frolic at the University of North Carolina and broadcast over WBIG prior to the dance. Sponsors included Misses Lucy Clyde Ross and Mildred Stewart of the Coteriens, with a list of chaperones from High Point led by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rawhey and others named in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Carolina
Greensboro Auditorium
Inter- Club Council
High Point
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Noble Sissie
University of North Carolina
Stadio
WBIG
Lucy Clyde Ross
Mildred Stewart
Coteriens
Inter-Club Council
J. P. Rawhey
D. A. Burress
Holt McPherson
R. G. Garland
Hugh P. Smart
Phil Warner
Reuben Bundy
D. A. Kirkman
Sanders Dallas
Glenn Smith
Jack Tucker
Laurance Ingram
R. T. Amos
Charles McAnally
R. M. Bundy
Mra
L. W. Flythe
H. 8S. Dunkelberger
Recent Brides and Brides-Elect Will Be Honored On Saturday
Social calendar notes several Saturday parties honoring recent brides and brides elect. Ann Robbins hosts at 10 30 a.m. for Mrs Elliott Wood and Miss Elizabeth Snow Welborn at her south of city home with a bridge. At 3 30 p.m. at Sedgefield Inn Pat Miller is feted by B Miller, ahead of her June 2 wedding to Thomas Ring. Also at 3 30 p.m. Jack Tucker hosts seven tables of bridge at Sedgefield Inn with Hunt Barber and Lucy Carr Voliva sharing honors ahead of June nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Robbins
Elliott Wood
LaVerne Hudson
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Sedgefield Inn
B. Miller
Pat Miller
Miss Miller
Thomas A. Ring
Jack Tucker
Hunt Barber
James S. Moffitt
Fred Voliva
April
Lucy Neal Carr
Wesley Memorial Plans Unusual Midweek Service
Wesley Memorial church hosts an unusual midweek service celebrating sequi centennial American Methodism under the woman’s missionary auxiliary. Mrs. J Vassie Wilson presides as three auxiliary members give talks on The Shrines of Methodism, John Wesley and his mother’s inspiration, and the last week’s missionary conference in Hendersonville. Dr W A Lambeth notes broad interest as the Southern Methodist General Conference sits in Jackson Miss. The program starts at o o’clock in the intermediate department room of the main building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
W. T. Powell
Hendersonville
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial
General Conference
Southern Methodist Church
Jackson
Miss
Georgia And Virginia Find Cheap Car Licenses Don't Aid In Increasing Revenue
Miss Harriet M. Berry argues against cutting North Carolina license fees. She cites Georgia and Virginia results after reductions, noting highway revenue drops, worse road conditions, and higher local taxes. She contrasts North Carolina spending and maintenance with these states, warning motorists of reduced service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
Berry
State
Miss Berry
Union
Z G Simmons 63 Dies After Illness of Week
Funeral services for Zalmon G. Simmons 63 chairman of the Simmons Company were held at his Greenwich Connecticut estate. He led the firm for decades including 20 years as president and since 1932 as board chairman. He died last week at Johns Hopkins Hospital from an intestinal ailment. He is survived by two sons including Grant the current company president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zalmon G. Simmons
Simmons Company
Greenwich
Conn
Simmons
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Grant
Mary Jones Bible class to hold monthly meeting Thursday
The Mary Jones Bible class will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs BE J Tuttle, 2002 East Green Street. The group will study the fifteenth chapter of St John. Mrs Blanche Poston has returned home from Burrus Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of
Emma Blair
Reformed
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church
Circle Three
J. M. Hedrick
Lexington Avenue
Circle Four
M. F. Crooks
North
Hamilton Street
Pinehurst
8. S. Saunders
Saunders
Mary Jones
Mary Jones Bible
BE. J. Tuttle
East Green Street
St. John
Blanche Poston
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Local residents note health and college visits in Guilford area
Mrs. W. W. Royals of 407 West Green Street remains in Burrus Memorial Hospital after an operation on Tuesday and is resting well. Mrs. Anna Goolsby, until recently ill at her daughter’s home, shows slow improvement. Mrs. G. H. Brown and children George Jr and Sarah Lou with Miss Ruth Russell attended Guilford College May festival yesterday, where Sarah Low Brown served as train bearer to the May Queen. Billy Sheloff returns to Duke University after a visit with his parents at 1104 North Main Street, hosting Hazel Emery and Deedie Dortch who also attend Duke. they attended a J. Welch Harriss dance at Sedgefield Manor on Monday. Miss Janes Hess Weaver goes back to Duke after the dance night, escorted by Homer Lucas of Salisbury visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Royals
West Green Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
G. H. Brown
George, Jr
Sarah Lou
Ruth Russell
Guilford College
Sarah Low Brown
Billy Shelos
Duke University
John Sheloff
North Main Street
Hazel Emery
Janes Hess Weaver
Welch Harriss
Sedgefield Manor
Homer Lucas
Salisbury
J. T. Weaver
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Rachel Gregory
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James Sherrill
Josephine Cates
Jesse Paschall
Joe Wheeless
Dorothy Cates
Arnold Metcalf
Georgia Rae Creech
Nancy Roberts
Billie Gupton
Richard Mclintyre
Zane Thompson
Buster Stewart
Lawrence Metcalf
Caroline Gregory
Ralph and
Terresia Therrill
Jimmy Wheeless
N. E. Russell
The
Vogue Beasty Shop
Chapel Hill
Betty Durham
Woman's Association
Miss Durham
M. BE. Durham
Janie Jolly
Durham
Misses Jewel
Mozelle Crowson
Elizabeth Redding
Tri-City
Z. G. Simmons
Toa Almanhe
Mrs. Poston
Anna Goolsby
North Mais Street
Magnesia
Barry
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Rexall Drug
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RIKER
Ilasol
France
Vincent's
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Alco Rex
Charmona
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Martel
Epsom
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