Annie Fay Holt Crowned Queen At High Point College May Day
Miss Annie Fay Holt of Graham was crowned queen by student body president Allen Austin Jr. at a May Day fete on the High Point college campus. Julia Coe and Gladys Maxwell served as maids of honor, with a program including dances and a buffet supper in the college dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Fay Holt
High Point College
Graham
Allen Austin, Jr
Julia Coe
High Point
Gladys Maxwell
Hendersonville
Helen Cameron
Hildreth Gabriel
Nancy Parham
Virginia Dixon
Verel Ward
Rebecca Coble
Virginia Reel and the Minute
Barbara Jenny
Emory Bencini
Dorothy Wiggins
Fred Cox
Frances Muse
Holland Brinkley
Bernadine Hurley
Banks Thayer
Kathleen Heptinstall
Frank Hege
Ann Watkins
Odell Gallimore
Olga Marlette
Paul Owens
Margaret Austin
James Mattocks
Mabel Warlick
Patsy Ward
Doris Reece
Helen Craft
Helen Waller
Martha Idol
Virginia Curry
Helen Bates
Mary Mitchell Baily
Esther Miran
Louise Cole
Elizabeth Kivett
Ruby Carr
Bessie Joyce
John Lindley
R. H. Gunn, Jr
Betsy White
Barbara Jean Spencer
Joan Crowder
Sidney Brame
Mary Margaret Bates
Mrs Ralph Wilson Hosts Phi Beta Club Tea in Thomasville
Mrs Ralph Wilson presided as Phi Beta club held a Friday meeting at her West Main Street home. New officers include president Mrs C H Newby and vice president Mrs Ralph Wilson, with several Lambeths and Harris elected to key posts. Guests from Winston-Salem attended.
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Ralph Wilson
Phi Beta Club
Thomasville
West Main Street
Wilson
C. H. Newby
Charlies F. Lambeth
R. L. Lambeth
Mamie Harris
Greensboro
Mesdames
C. H. Newsby
Harry Lee Lambeth
Charles F. Lambeth
E. W. Cates
Meade Hite
Lois Johnson
Paul Newton
Jack Kesler
Winston-Salem
Spring Bridge Party Honors Brides Elect Pope and Kyser
Miss Lela Maud Boyles hosts a spring hospitality event on West Main Street to honor brides elect Mildred Pope and Kitty Kyser. Nine tables of contract bridge filled the rooms as guests enjoyed an ice course and party favors while mingling with friends and families of the honorees.
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Lela Maud Boyles
Douglas Crutchfield
West Main Street
Mildred Pope
Kitty Kyser
Miss Pope
Roy Proctor
Miss Kyser
J. Claiborne Pennington
Frank Marr
Harry Lee Lambeth
H. R. Kyser
Pope
Miss Hedrick and R H Lassiter Wed Here
Miss Lois Elizabeth Hedrick became the bride of Richmond Haywood Lassiter in a Saturday morning ceremony at the Green Street Baptist parsonage. Rev C N Royal officiated. attendants were Miss Ruby Curlee and Mr Walter Grace. They will reside at 105 Oakwood Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Elizabeth Hedrick
Richmond Haywood Lassiter
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Ruby Curlee
Walter Grace
Lassiter
J. C. Hedrick
High Point
Jones Business College
Briggs Manufacturing Company
W. H. Lassiter
Route Three
Ellerbee
May Day Baskets Delivered by Florence Nightingale Club
Florence Nightingale club of the YWCA yesterday delivered lavender May Day baskets in tiny containers tied with green ribbons. The baskets contained blooming pansy plants and included May Day folders with Dutch girl illustrations and notes of appreciation for kindness shown during the year.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Y. W
Woman's Club May Meeting Set At YWCA
The High Point Woman's Club will hold its regular May meeting at the Y W C A Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 with president Mrs R H Sechrest presiding. An executive board meeting will be held at 3:00.
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High Point Woman's Club
R. H. Sechrest
Tuer Le Temps Club Hosts Bridge Night at Fisher Ferry
The Tuer Le Temps club was entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. Joe Boyles at her Fisher Ferry street home. Two tables of bridge were played with Mrs. Frank Townson high scorer receiving a novelty water set. Mrs. J. C. Harris won the visitors prize a bath set and Mrs. Clifford Clodfelter took a desk novelty as consolation. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Townson Morgan Clodfelter Harris Green Pollock Eanes and Miss Bernice Hooper.
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Tuer le Temps
Joe Boyles
Fisher Ferry Street
Frank Townson
J. C. Harris
Clifford Clodfelter
Wade Morgan
Walter Green
L. Pollock
Sam Eanes
Bernice Hooper
Local Personal Notes From Strat ford and Nearby
Miss Theresa Hoover of Stratford College Danville Virginia visits her parents Mr and Mrs C M Hoover. Mrs Guy Dudley of Winston Salem returns home with her son Rucker after a stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Jen Boyles. Mrs Ray Hoover and her daughters Patsy and Ann travel to Newton to stay with Mrs W F Rader, joined by Mrs H T Hethecock and her son Billy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Hoover
Stratford College
Danville
C. M. Hoover
Guy Dudley
Winston- Salem
Jen. Boyles
Rucker Dudley
Ray Hoover
Patsy
Ann
Newton
W. F. Rader
H. T. Hethecock
Billy
Lineberry-Hammond Betrothal Announced in Randleman
Miss Mary Martha Lineberry of Randleman and Lawrence Townley Hammond of Asheboro announce their engagement at a party hosted by Mrs. L W Lineberry and Mrs. Weaver Lineberry April 26. Guests included Mrs. W C Hammond and others from Asheboro Greensboro Worthville and Randleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Lineberry
Randleman
Lawrence Townley Hammond
Asheboro
L. W. Lineberry
Weaver Lineberry
Mary Martha
Lawrence
Rose Parrish
W. C. Hammond
W. C. Hammer
Watson Milli
Elizabeth Brown
Lucille Freeman
Hilda Snyder
Miss Lineberry
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
State Teacher’s College
Fredericksburg
Hammond
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Idylwild Club Opens Season Of Dances May 8
Card sales are issued for the Idylwild Club dance on Saturday May 8 at Sedgefield Manor. Dancing starts at 10 with Bubbles Becker and his orchestra providing music. Members from High Point Greensboro Asheboro and nearby cities attend. guest cards available by contacting Sam ee 211 Best Street.
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Sedgefield Manor
Bubbles Becker
High Point
Greensboro
Asheboro
Sedefield Manor
Caris
Samee
Best Street
Mrs Trueblood to Speak at BPW Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club plans a Tuesday 6 30 PM dinner at Elwood hotel private dining room. Mrs Willard O Trueblood of Whittier California will discuss The Needs of Youth and a business session will elect officers.
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Business and
Elwood Hotel
Willard O. Trueblood
Whittier
Calif
Rawleys Relocate to Farm on North Main Street
Mr and Mrs D A Rawley have moved to the Rawley Farm on Route Four from the Gantt Apartments on North Main Street where they have been living.
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D. A. Rawley
Rawley Farm
Route Four
Gantt
North Main Street
Miss Alexander Hostess To Club
The W. O. T. club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock with Miss Mary Alexander as hostess at her Pinglish Street home according to an announcement yesterday.
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W. O. T. Club
Mary Alexander
Pinglish Street
Lovely Gardens Of Winston-Salem Open Tuesday
Six Winston-Salem gardens will welcome the public Tuesday from 10 to 6 with Garden Council hostesses. One ticket covers all gardens and can be bought at any garden or the Robert E. Lee hotel for directions. The event includes a Flower Mart at Salem Square with about 10,000 plants and garden gadgets.
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Winston-Salem
Council of Garden Clubs
Robert EB. Lee Hotel
Powman Gray
Carl Harris
Huber Hanes
Louis Owen
James G. Hanes
Ralph Hanes
Bach
Salem Square
The
Garden Council
Lotus Club Entertained At Mrs Jack Taylor Home
Members of the Lotus club were entertained by Mrs Jack Taylor on Johnson Street Friday afternoon. Elegant Easter flowers with red and yellow tulips and irises decorated the room. The game Fiddle Sticks was played in two rounds with prizes to Mrs Harry White and Mrs A W Robertson. First prize went to Mrs Witte and second to Mrs Robertson for a book on Friendship. A salad course followed and new member Mrs W B Britt was welcomed along with several members including FE M Brower A W Robertson H R Williamson Josephine Mourane D H Hall and Mrs Taylor.
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Lotus Club
Jack Taylor
Johnson Street
Harry White
A. W. Robertson
Witte T
F P Club Hosts Social Evening With Local Members
The F P club met Friday at Miss Katharine Hayworths home 1027 South Main with associate hostess Mrs Margaret Hedrick. Mrs Forrest Harris presided over business reports. Bingo and a questionnaire contest provided entertainment. prizes went to Miss Lou Thompson and Mrs Forrest Harris. Thirteen members attended along with a new member Mrs Thelma Robinson and a visitor Mrs Vola Hensley.
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F. P. Club
Katherine Hayworth
South Main Street
Margaret Hedrick
Forrest Harris
Lou Thompson
Thelma Robinson
Vola Hensley
Local People To Attend P T Meet In Richmond Va
Local residents will attend the State and National Parent-Teacher Congress in Richmond Virginia from May 3 to May 8. They include Mrs H S Coffied president of the High Point Parent-Teacher Council Mrs Dan R Schroder member of the Board of Managers of the North Carolina Congress Mrs Geddle Strickland president of the Ray street association Mrs H P Morrison president of the Elm street association Mrs J S Forward president of the Breent wood and Ada Blair association Mrs James Coletrane Mrs W L Edwards president of the Cloverdale association Mrs R B Harrison of the Cloverdale association and Mrs Lloyd Sheetz of the Emma Blair school.
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Parent-Teacher Congress
Richmond
H. S. Coffied
High Point Parent- Teacher Council
Dan R. Schroder
North Carolina Congress
Geddle Strickland
Ray Street Association
H. P. Morrison
Elm Street Association
J. S&s. Forward
The
Breentwood
James Coletrane
Ada Blair Association
W. L. Edwards
Cloverdale Association
R. B. Harrison
the Cloverdale Association
Lloyd Sheetz
Emma Blair School
Dr Willard O Trueblood to Lecture in North Main Visit
Dr Willard O Trueblood and his wife Mrs Caroline Trueblood will be guests of Mrs Blanche Harman Hayworth at North Main street this week. Dr Trueblood will conduct the Central Friends Preaching Mission after arriving this afternoon from Guilford College where they held a week of student conferences and preaching services.
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Willard O. Trueblood
Caroline Trueblood
Blanche Harman Hayworth
North Main Street
Trueblood
Central Friends
Guilford College
Mrs. Ernest Crouch Hosts Archdale Bride Elect Party
Mrs. Ernest Crouch entertained at Clarence Peace home in Archdale to honor bride elect Miss Bstelle Griggs. Guests wore spring attire, enjoyed a bridal contest and tea towel hemming, and contributed a page to a happiness book for the honoree.
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Ernest Crouch
Archdale
Bstelle Griggs
Clarence Peace
Ardale
Miss Griggs
Little Gene
Nancy Peace
Recent Brides Honored At Mrs Hunt and Mrs McKinney Party
Mrs W L Hunt and Mrs W B McKinney hosted a Thursday evening party for brides Mrs H B Riddell and Mrs A J Simeon. Four bridge tables, snowball and spirea decor, corages of valley lilies, high score went to Mrs Earl Womble, second to Mrs Charles Kearns. Prizes included kitchen novelties and ash trays, favors for hosts and honorees.
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W. L. Hunt
Earl Womble
Charles
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Continental Beauty School
Beginner's Department
Kyser
Isabel Boyles
J. W. Boyles
Ulova
Godden
Auth
Jeweler Ath Main Street
iroRrs
Aya
Ane
Miss Hedrick
R. H. Lassiter
Ywca Club
Woman's Club
Lineberry
Idylwild Club
Mrs. Trueblood
D. A. Rawleys
Miss Alexander
Parker
Beauty
Willowbrook
Miss Hayworth
Mrs. Hedrick
P.T
Younginer
Hazel Coltrane
Bessie Meade
O. E. Wilson
Ed Crisco
Blanch Owen
A. R. Bullock
Tom English
John Andrews
Lynn Marsh
Herbert Andrews
Nea English
Mesdames Riddell
Simeon
Hutchens’ Bakery
Edgar Snider
North Wrenn Street
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
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