Daughters and Social Events Highlight May Notices
High Point society pages note births for Shirley Rebecca and other pillars of local families. Nell Terry hosted bridge games at the Durland and Hauser homes with prominent guests and prizes. Wesley Memorial Church and St. Mary’s Auxiliary held meetings and plans for June conferences at Raleigh and Durham. The D A R district meeting scheduled for May 13 in Greensboro invites delegations from Winston Salem High Point and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Durland
Durland
Robert Walker
C. C. Prince
Tom Gold
B. S. Cummings
C. Prince
Houston
Hiatt
Ernest Shipman
Otis Mendenhall
Willis Slane
J. Brash
Ed Hutchison
Winnifred Barnes
Nell Terry
St. Mary’s Church
Houston B. Hiatt
Roland Park
Winston-Salem
Beverly Thurman
High Point
George W. Sadder
Lewis Tabb
Thomas Trott
St. Mary’s College
Raleigh
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Trott
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina
Keensboro
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Durham
Lexington
Salisbury
Albemarle
J. M. Millikan
Country Club
D A. R
Alexander Martin
Klab Kalendar Bridge Events and Chautauqua Closures
A list of local club meetings and cancellations for the week. Details include bridge clubs meeting with Mrs. Houston Lb Histt at Roland Park and with Mrs. B Wheeler on Lindsay Street, Philathea class at First Baptist with A Ausband, and multiple groups noting Chautauqua suspensions. Future meetings postponed two weeks from the stated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Co
Berides Bridge
Thelma Wineskie
Woman’s Club
Chautauqua
Blue Bird Band
Recreation Club
WY. W. GC
Othe
Local Daughters of the American Revolution Pageant Attendee Visits York
Miss Elizabeth Wilborn of York occupies a few days as guest of Mrs. W. H. McCain on Johnson street. Wilborn was a page at the national DAR convention in Washington D C and is noted as a bright member of Yorks younger set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wilborn
York, SC
W. H. McCain
Johnson Street
Confessions of a Bride Chapter 21 Jealousy Revealed
The narrator describes Chrys trapped in a life she cannot face while Jordan Spence fails to rouse her from stupor. The speaker stays with Bob in his father's house guarding Chrys as nurses watch her. Bob concentrates on his father’s affairs and Morrison’s gem crew, leaving the narrator to monitor Chrys and suspect others. Katherine Miller leaves after the royal rings’ loss, and the narrator wrestles with suspicion of an inside job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Jordan Spence
Chrys
Bob
Morrison
Gems
Katherine Miller
Women to run all camp duties at Lena Lake Forest
Helena reports the National Federation of Business and Professional Women plans a permit secured summer camp at Lena Lake Forest along the Little Blackfoot river. Four Montana officers lead the effort with Hazel Davis as president and Mabel J. Humphrey as treasurer. Women promise self sufficiency with no male staff, renaming the site Camp Lena Lake Forest in honor of Detroit's Mrs. Forrest. Bears remain nearby but residents anticipate safety and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Blackfoot River
Helena Reserve
Rockies
Federal Forest Service
Montana
Montana Organization
Hazel Davis
Bertha
G. Carroll
Bessie Davey
Mabel J. Humphrey
Lena Lake Forrest
Lena Lake Forest
Hypnosis Plan Delayed in Chrys Trance Case
The narrator recalls Bob and Katherine as intolerable links while sitting by Chrys. Spence postpones his hypnosis proposal to awaken Chrys, choosing to let nature run its course instead of forcing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence
Chrys
Nature
Bitter heart and forbidden freedoms test marriage
In a heated exchange, Jane confronts Bob about his affair with Katherine. She asserts her right to leave, challenging his modern theory of male freedom and demanding fidelity. The scene ends with Jane declaring she will not render her strength and support, while Bob recoils as the page ends with Diana referenced. TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Jane
Katherine
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Baillie
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Miss Terry
Pittsburg
Alvis Barnes
K. A. Snow
South Main Street
Charles Hauser
Cummings
Mrs. Hauser
Wesley Memorial Church
Charles Ragan
Robert Morrow
Ragan
Mrs. Durland Fontertains
J. R. Hiatt
Clinton
P. M. Derrick
Tampa
Fla
Hisen School
High Point High School
Olive Hammond
R. G. Knight
Clara Grissom
R. Kk. Ranson
R. E. Kranson
Henry Grady Owens
Frances Morris
Horace Hayworth
Rena Perry
Charles de Shazo
Ethel Icard
Wesley Memoria Cnure
Thurlough Kearns
East Russell Street
WB. Hall
Roshanara
Sport
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Moffitt Furnishing
Lois Howie
Mary Cunningham
Greensboro College
C. B. Hayworth
Charles Kephart
Pensacola
Florida
J. J. Harmon
Hopewell, Va
J. A. Smith
Fort Pierce, Fla
Adamless Eden
Helen Davis
Great* Falls
Bertha Carroll
TRUTH
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Kansas City Times
Quality Shoe Store
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