Argentina Topic Delights Mid-Week Study Club
Mrs. KE H Blackard spoke on Argentina at the Mid-Week Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Sizemore on Brentley Circle. She praised Buenos Aires, described Argentine life, and emphasized Pan American cooperation as a key benefit of closer ties between the continents.
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Argentina
United States
KE. H. Blackard
F. J. Sizemore
Brentley Circle
Buenos Aires
New York City
Herman Addickes
Collier Ellis
8S. C. Clark
Usual Bridges And Dance Feature May Events At Club Here
Emerywood Country Club announces May social activities with ladies bridge on May 7 and 21 at 3 pm. A dance is set for May 18 starting at 9 pm with hors d oeuvres, followed by dancing, and reservations close by 10 am. The evening bridge is scheduled for May 31 at 8 pm with hosts to be announced.
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Emerywood Country Club
Women of Moose Change to Weekly Meetings
The Women of the Moose decide to meet weekly at Moose Hall, moving from bi weekly. Regular sessions will continue Wednesday nights at 7 30. A Sunday morning 11 o clock round table is planned at the Sheraton Hotel in connection with the Tar Heel Legion of the LOOM weekend gathering.
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The
Moose
Moose Hall
Tar Heel Legion of the L. O. 0. M
Sheraton Hotel
Women of the Moose For the Legion
West Emerywood Garden Club Informal Tea Highlights New Members
Members of the West Emerywood Garden Club gathered at Mrs. John Foy's Arbor Dale Drive home for an informal tea hosted by club officers including Mrs. W. G. Ragsdale Jr Mrs. Fountain and Mrs. Frank Wall. The group toured Mrs. Foy's gardens and visited Mrs. Sanders Dallas's garden before continuing. New members Mrs. Herman Smith and Mrs. William Burris were welcomed, with several other members in attendance.
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West Emerywood Garden Club
John Foy
Arbordale Drive
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Robert Fountain
Frank Wall
Herman Smith
William Burris
Mesdames Sanders Dallas
Philip Davis
E. W. Freeze, Jr
C. T. Ingram, Jr
A. B. Henley
Amos Kearns
Charles Kearns
Arthur Kirkman
Charles McAnally
Elliott Wood
Police Auxiliary To Meet This Evening In Gibson Clubroom
The Ladies' Aid Society of the High Point Police Department will gather tonight at 7 45 in the Gibson clubroom. Hostesses include Mesdames Fred Snider K F Ellington and J O House. Members urged to attend on time.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
High Point
May Day Festival At Archdale School
A colorful May Day Festival will be presented at Archdale school Friday evening at 6 with the crowning of the May Queen an important feature. Other items include folk dances singing and a May Pole drill. If rain occurs the festival will be postponed to the first clear day.
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Archdale School
People head to Kentucky Derby and regional visits
Doris Pope travels with Mr and Mrs M R Harris Jr and R W Thompson of Thomasville to Louisville Ky for the Derby on Saturday. Robert J Terry plans a week with his mother in Leland Miss visiting relatives and attending the Garden Pilgrimage May 3 4 with the Weilenman Plantation house tour. Mrs Jule Terrell and her son visit Burlington family in town. Mesdames Bettie Long Howard Hartzell Lewis Bennett Sherwood Forrest dine with Mrs L R Riser at Sedgefield on Tuesday.
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Doris Pope
M. R. Harris, Jr
R. W. Thompson
Thomasville
Louisville
Robert J. Terry
R. C. Terry
Leland
Miss
J. W. Weilenman
Weilenman Plantation
Jule Terrell
Burlington
H. P. Morrison
West Broad Street
Mesdames
Bettie Long
Howard Hartzell
Lewis Bennett
Sherwood Forrest
Church Social Circle To Meet Tonight At Home
Ward Street Methodist Church Circle No 2 meets at 7 30 with Misses Annie and Hope Crouse at Ridgecrest Drive. Truth Seekers class of Green Street Baptist meets Friday at 7 30 with Mrs Eula Russell in Gibson clubroom North Main Street. Ina Pons to lead program. Yugoslavs reassured Belgrade Italian and German diplomats assure no aggression toward Balkans.
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Ward
Circle No
Ward Street Methodist Church
Annie
Hope Crouse
Ridgecrest Drive
Green Street Baptist Church
Eula Russell
Gibson
North Main Street
Ina Pons
Social Calendar Highlights Guilford County Events
Thursday 6 30 p m Ladies Auxiliary of Guilford County Medical Society banquet at the Sheraton Hotel honoring Dr D A Stanton. Friday 3 30 p m Canterbury Club at Fieldstone Farm hosted by Mrs C M Waynick and Philomathlean Club at Tomlinson home with Mrs H Albion Millis directing. Saturday 4 p m High Point College May Day crowning on campus. 9 30 p m Piedmont German Club May dance at Emerywood Country Club with Eddy Weinstein orchestra.
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The
Guilford County Medical Society
Sheraton Hotel
D. A. Stanton
Canterbury Club
C. M. Waynick
Fieldstone Farm
Philomathean Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Tomlynhurst
Hillcrest Drive
H. Albion Millis
High Point College
Emerywood Country Club
Eddy Wittstein
McNutt Addresses NCFWC Convention in Greensboro
Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt spoke at the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs urging long range savings in health promotion conservation of resources employment education and social security as part of a modern democratic society. Awards for junior department honors went to Raleigh Wilmington and Greensboro with Wilmington taking the Mamie Brown Latham trophy. Governor Hoey noted women’s steadier cost awareness and influence on state finances. Announce the birth of a son Allen Dale Clark on April 29 at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Allen R Clark formerly Miss Inez Goodwin.
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Greensboro
Paul V. McNutt
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
American Legion
Department of the State Federation
Raleigh
Wilmington
Mamie Brown Latham
Ayden
Russell Carlton Boyce
Hoey
Allen R. Clark
Allen Dale
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Clark
Inez Goodwin
Mrs Hartzell Hosts Bridge Party for Niece Miss Long
Mrs. Howard Hartzell entertained at her Guilford Avenue home for her niece Miss LeGrande Long who is wintering there. Three tables played with spring flowers. high score went to Miss Betty Sechrest who received a desk stand. Refreshments followed, served by Mrs. Hartzell and her mother Mrs. Bettie Long, for guests including Misses Long Dot Stewart Sarah Lacey Tomlinson Caroline Dalton Grace McCracken Margaret Briggs Frances Mann Betty Gwyn Weaver Helen Marie Sheloff Kathleen Kearns and Mrs Ed Atkinson.
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Howard Hartzell
Bridge
Guilford Avenue
Miss LeGrande Long
Miss Long
Sarah Lacey Tomlinson
Caroline Dalton
Betty Sechrest
Grace McCracken
Margaret Briggs
Frances Mann
Betty Gwyn Weaver
Helen Marie Sheloff
Katherine Kearns
Ed Atkinson
Miss Mary Sue Briggs Attends Opera Series at May Day
Miss Mary Sue Briggs of Converse College Spartanburg S C will take part in the May Day ceremony on Saturday May 4 according to an official notice. She spent last weekend in Atlanta attending the Metropolitan Opera series and was guest of Miss Virginia Ogletree of Atlanta, also a Converse student.
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Mary Sue Briggs
Sophomoore
Converse College
Spartanburg
S. C
Converse
Briggs
Atlanta
Virginia Ogletree
Magdalene Rebekahs Set Meeting Tomorrow Evening
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will hold and regular meeting tomorrow at 7 30 in the lodge hall on West Commerce Street. Important business will be transacted and all members are urged to attend.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
West Commerce Street
Textile worker killed in highway crash near Laurinburg
May 2 report from Laurinburg says 40 year old John Cox of Rockingham was killed in a highway accident last night near the city. He worked in a Rockingham textile plant.
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Laurinburg
John Cox
Rockingham
Here
Ace Of Clubs Entertained By Mrs Garner In Thomasville
Ace of Clubs members met at Colonial Drive home of Mrs J F Garner for two tables of contract bridge. Top scorer was Mrs Vernon Snyder, runner up Mrs Nat Walker. other prizes went to Mrs W H Curllee and Mrs Claiborne Pennington. Also notes of local wedding and family news.
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Thomasville
J. F. Garner
Ace of Clubs
Bridge Club
Colonial Drive
Julius Green
W. E. Tomlinson
R. K. Farrington
W. G. Smith
G. T. Alexander
Vernon Snyder
Nat Walker
Walter Rapp
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Whitten Home
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club enjoyed a dessert bridge at Mrs. O. E. Whitten’s home on the club’s name day. Guests were greeted with a sweet course and two bridge tables were set for play.
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O. E. Whitten
Safe Rubber Grips Offer Bath Safety
New rubber hand and foot grips fasten securely to surfaces to reduce the risk of dangerous bathtub falls. They provide stable holds for users entering or exiting the tub and can be installed without special tools.
Tub accessories with suction cups in neutral colors
The item features suction cup mounting on the bottom and sides for stability. Designs are conservative and neat with color options to suit different bathrooms.
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Moffitt
Police Auxiliary
Torn Weis, Pelroveom
Sheraton
Hotel Grill
Mrs. Hartzell
Converse May Fete
Magdalene Rebekahs
W. H. Curllee
Claiborne Pennington
Mesdames Curllee
J. Roy Proctor
R. L. McDonald
Z. P. Long
Keith Williams
Joe Johnson
P. M. Sherrill
Mabel Cora Stenson
Clarence L. Keen
Danville
Keene
Grady Stenson
Jordan L. Keene
Rocky Mount
J-P Coats
Sport Oxfords
Batiste
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglass
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