Pettengill Named for National P T A Congress Head
Mrs. J K Pettengill of Detroit is slated as head of the National PTA at the 41st annual congress in Richmond Va with 2000 delegates. The slate includes eight regional nominees for vice presidents and follows a push for humane education and a return to home life amid economic depression.
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Richmond
J. K. Pettengill
Detroit
Morrow
National Congress
B. F. Langworthy
Hicago
John EE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Thomas
Ellen C. Lombard
Gosling
Washington
Secondas
Warren S.cation
Cape Girardeau
W. T. Sanger
Depres
Virginia
North Carolina Garden Club to Hold Annual Meeting in Raleigh
The 12th North Carolina Garden Club meeting will be in Raleigh May 6 and 7 at the Woman's Club with an executive dinner at the Carolina Country Club. Notable attendees include Governor Clyde Hoey and regional officers. program features include speaker Hugh Findlay, a lecture on small garden problems, and garden tours of Raleigh homes and the Ruth Huntington Moore Memorial Garden.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Garden Club
Friay
Woman's Club
Carolina Puntry Club
Neipal
Hugh Findlay
Landpe Architect
Columbia Unity
McNeill Poteat
Ra- Garden Club
Per- Gower
Lila Maeges
Clyde Hoey
Osr Lee Mitchell
Chattanooga
Donald Hastings
Love
Claudia Lea Helps
Aiken, S. C
Omas J. Tyne, Jr
Nashle
Tenn
T. Alleark
Roanoke
Floyd Drew
Frank Thompson
T. Maguire, Jr
Eman’s Club
A. Letcher
L. A. Maher
Firs
Jack Hoover
James Poll, Jr
H. Totten
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Governor's Mansion
Grover Dillon
George Goodwin
Katherine Yarborough
Apo
Raleigh Gardens
H. A Royster
Clyde Dillion
J. W
Ladies Bridge Party At Emerywood Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a ladies bridge party at the clubhouse tomorrow afternoon as the first event on May’s new calendar. A large number of members are expected. play begins promptly at three o'clock with no hostesses announced.
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Emerywood Country Club
Preschool Clinic for New Ray Street Students Tomorrow
The pre school clinic for children entering Ray Street school in September will be held at the school tomorrow May 4. All children entering this school in the fall are asked to attend. If parents cannot accompany them contact principal Mrs Johnson by phone.
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Ray Street
R. F. J. Johnson
Mid-Week Study Club Meets at Mrs Marsh Home
The Mid-Week Study club meets Wednesday afternoon at 30 o'clock with Mrs J A Marsh as hostess at her Edgedale drive home per an official announcement.
Women of the Moose Meeting Moved To Tuesday Night
The regular Women of the Moose meeting was changed to Tuesday evening as announced by senior regent Beeson. The special session will be held tomorrow at six o'clock at the lodge hall on North Main street to enable attendance at the Mother's Day program by the Charlotte order on Wednesday. Members are urged to arrive promptly at six tomorrow night.
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Women of the Moose
Beeson
Lodge Hall
North Main Street
Charlotte
Local Social Calendar For May Activities
A list of club meetings and events scheduled from Monday to Friday across several groups. Florence Nightingale YWCA, Wayside Garden, Emerywood Ladies Bridge, WOT Club, YWCA Business and Professional Girls, Elwood hotel dinner talk by Dr. William O Trueblood, Twentieth Century Study Club, High Point Woman's Club, Mid-Week Study Club and Priscilla Club with hostesses and locations including North Main Street English Street Parkway Edgedale drive Louise Avenue.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Wayside Garden Club
John Sheloff
North Main Street
Emerywood Country Club
W. O. T. Club
Mary Alexander
English Street
Business and Professional Girls Club
Business and Professional Club
Elwood Hotel
William O. Trueblood
Whittier
Cal
Twentieth Century Study Club
Lemar McCallum
Parkway
High Point Woman's Club
J. A. Marsh
Edgedale Drive
Priscilla Club
Miss Dalton to Receive Degree From Hollins College
Miss Caroline Dalton daughter of Mr and Mrs Carter Dalton of High Point will receive her Hollins college degree on Tuesday June 1. Robert L Kelly executive secretary of the Association of American College will deliver the commencement address and discuss the purposes of a liberal education. The baccalaureate sermon will be by Dr Tennis F E Gowens of Louisville Ky. The Tempest will be produced in the Hollins Little Theater as part of the commencement festivities. Alumnae Day follows May 29 with reunions and centenary plans for Hollins in 1942.
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Caroline Dalton
Carter Dalton
High Point
Hollins College
Hollins
Robert L. Kelly
Association of American College
New York City
Tennis FE. Gowens
Second Presbyterian Church of
Louisville
Shakespear
Bessie Carter Randolph
Lucy Preston Beale
Holline College
Funeral for Andrew Mallory Burn Victim Held in Hickory
Funeral services were held at Highland Methodist church in Hickory for Andrew Jackson Mallory who died after burns suffered near Dawsonville Georgia. He444 was born October 16 1905 in Bedford County Virginia and survived by five siblings. He worked as a tool dresser and died in a Gainesville hospital after being burned when a lantern ignited his clothing.
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Hickory
Andrew Jackson Mallory
Dawsonville
Highland Methodisl Church
C. B. Murray
Concord
H. M. Wellman
Houck’s Chapel
Bedford County
O. C. Mallory
Guy C. Malory
High Point
John D. Mallory
Greensboro
Frank L. Mallory
R. Lloyd Jones
Pinkne
Herman
Route Three
Betty Calder Named Editor In Chief Of The Carolinian
Miss Betty Calder was selected editor in chief of The Carolinian weekly student newspaper at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro in a campus election. She has served as managing editor this year and is a member of the incoming senior class.
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Betty Calder
the Carolinian
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Miss Calder
Elmer Burns Wins State Creative Arts Medal
Elmer Burns a Junior High student won second prize in the State Creative Arts contest held in Raleigh. He will receive a silver medal at chapel this week. his winning entry was a miniature log cabin with rock chimney. The contest is sponsored by state women’s clubs with North Carolina Education Association cooperation.
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Elmer Burns
Raleigh
R. E. Ranson
Elmer
North Carolina Education Association
West End T E L class to meet at church hut
The T E L class of West End Baptist church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the church hut for its regular gathering and hopes for full attendance. The Hazelian class of Green Street Baptist church will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at the home of Mrs J R Southern 714 Smith street with all members urged to attend.
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West End
Green Street Baptisl Church
J. R. Southern
Smith Street
Recovery or Repentance Which A Nation Must Embrace
Rev H P Williams addressed a large church gathering at Gospel Tabernacle urging national repentance and confession of sin to return to spiritual values. He called for a daylight of prayer on May 16 by the Great Commission Prayer League and stressed honoring the Lord's Day as a starting point for repentance.
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Gospel Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Great Commission Prayer League
Miss Kyser and Pope Share Honors at Thomasville Bridge
Miss Ellen Mae Pegg hosted a bridge party in Thomasville to honor two brides elect, Miss Kitty Kyser and Miss Mildred Pope, with seven tables, high score going to Miss Clarisse Rose and gifts awarded to the honorees and guests. An upcoming wedding for Katherine Emily Kyser and Dr. James Claiborne Pennington was announced, and attendees included Liston Pope of New Haven visiting for the Pope wedding.
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Thomasville
Ellen Mae Pegg
Kitty Kyser
Mildred Pope
Miss Kyser
Claiborne Pennington
Miss Pope
J. Roy Proctor
Rose
Clarisse Rose
Misses Kyser and
Pope
Lela Maud Boyles
Evelyn Baker
Elizabeth Hamrick
Beulah Norment
Lessie Harris
Mamie Harris
Evelyn Webb
C. F. Gibson
P. M. Sherrill
Bertram Heathcote
F. I. Alexander
R. H. Holliday
J. C. Pennington
Alvah Boyles
John R. Myers
Austin Finch
Harry Lee Lambeth
Walter Newby
George Finch
Paul Hassler
Fred Gray
Liston Pope
J. W. Hawthorne
Douglas Crutchfield
Cc. F. Finch
H. R. Kyser
Cc. J. Stone
Belva Harris
Slashing of two women amid Sabbath threat in hometown
An article reports a violent incident at 1229 Downing street where Cora Smith and her daughter Alice Smith were severely cut after a quarrel with Will Williams. Both victims were treated at Burrus Memorial hospital. Earlier a letter condemns Sabbath desecration citing a high school play as offensive to religious values.
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Cora Smith
Alice Smith
Downing Street
Will Williams
Moon Street
Burrus Ven Orial Hospital
Sechrest
Local residents receive medical updates and visits
Police officer A Clyde Ward underwent a tonsil operation at Lackey Groome clinic today and will return home at 1207 East Green Street tomorrow. Mrs. Herman Hauschild of Lakewood Ohio arrived to spend two weeks with her son J O Hauschild and Mrs Hauschild at 1112 Forrest Hill Drive. Mr and Mrs Hauschild met her in Charleston West Virginia Sunday and accompanied her to the city. Mrs H W Hairr Twilight Beauty Shop manager left for Gretna Virginia for her father W R Amos's illness and death. Details of funeral arrangements were not learned this morning. Mrs Bert D Robinson of 1415 Wiltshire is recovering from a minor operation Saturday at Burrus Memorial hospital. Betsy Yow and Gertrude Tomlinson spent the weekend at Salem Academy in Winston Salem. Bobby Stroupe is recovering well after an operation last Thursday night at Burrus Memorial hospital. Dorothy Sutton Jane Crawford Clarence Malpass Bill Sossman Paul and Clarence Hoosier visited Mildred Mulling in Roanoke Sunday. Mrs W L Jackson is improving from an operation and is at home on Forest Hall Drive. She moved home late last week. Mrs J M Farlow of Green Street is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital and improving after illness. Mrs J F Bradshaw and daughter Carolanne of Drexel are visiting Mrs Bradshaw's parents Mr and Mrs R F rower on Route Three.
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W. C. Hammer
L. C. Phillips
John Wood
Page
Asheboro
F. 8. Lambeth
Liston Pope
New Haven
J. Roy Proctor
Pope
Humphrey Street Congregational Church
Ralph Wilson
Alice Lambeth
Wilson's Mill
Elizabeth Pratt
Whiteville
Lena Pratt
Salem Street
Lillian Yow
Statesville
Harston Williamson
Ben
Mount Airy
Mollie Snell
Myers Street
Snell
Frances
Lena Myers
Williamson
W. W. Rankin
Durham
A. Clyde Ward
East Green Street
Herman M Hauschild
Lakewood
Ohio
J. O. Hauschild
H. W. Hairr
Twilight Beauty Shop
Gretna, Va
W. R. Amos
Greta Garbo Faces $10500 Suit Over 1924 Loans
Los Angeles May 3. Greta Garbo, cited as defendant in a $10,500 lawsuit filed by an assignee of David Shatter, faces a courtroom drama over three loans allegedly advanced in 1924. Garbo, then a $300 a week European film actor, denied ever receiving financial help and claimed the statute of limitations may have expired.
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Los Angeles
Greta Garb
David Shatter
Berlin
Garbo
Shratter
Maurice Stiller
EnglandAdapts Phones For Weak-Eyed Subscribers
In England, telephone subscribers with weak eyesight may have instruments fitted with a bearing figures three times the normal size to aid reading, marking a move toward more accessible service for visually impaired users.
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England
Revival Services To Be Continued At Cloverdale Church
The Church of the Living God at Cloverdale will extend its revival meeting begun this week. The Southside Baptist church assists with a song service as J. C. Collins of Thomasville serves as pastor and Burt Miller leads the meeting.
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Church of the Living God
Cloverdale
Southside Baptist Church
J. C. Collins
Thomasville
Burt Miller
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T. T. Allison, Jr
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W. A. Lambeth
Winston-Salem
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Benson
Bert D. Robinson
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Burrus Memorial Hospital
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Gertrude Tomlinson
Salem Academy
Bobby Stroupe
Dorothy Sutton
Jane Crawford
Clarence Malpass
Bill Sossman
Paul and
Clarence Hoosier
Mildred Mulling
W. L. Jackson
Guilford General Hospital
Forest Hall Drive
J. M. Farlow
Green Street
J. F. Bradshaw
Carolanne
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