Live Yers Entertain Mothers at YWCA Banquet
The Adama Memorial YWCA on North Main hosted a Mother Daughter banquet for the Live Yers group with 42 attendees. Miss Juanita Reic welcomed mothers while Ellen Jensen and Mrs Collier Ellis gave toasts. Hazel Wright led a piano number as Fredericka Munday was named mascot. The Y's Girls toured the Lindale Dairy plant and Emerywood gardens instead of meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama Memorial
North Main Street
Y'ers
Juanita Reic
EE. G. Jensen
Ellen Jensen
Sarah Frances Hart
Ollie Brown
Hazel Wright
Y’s
Lindale
Emerywood
Misses Ray And Modlin Entertain At Shower Honoring Mrs Bradner
Christine Ray and Ruth Modlin hosted a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. F. H. Morris home 212 Lind say Street to honor Elaine Inman Bradner on her upcoming marriage. Attendees included Curtis Newton L J Snyder Bill Snotherly Frank Courtney Arthur Dickens Magna Allen Anna Mae Reeves Love Monday Doris Barksdale Sarah Howerton and Fredericka Morris. A bridal bouquet marked the honored seat and gifts included silver for the bride and an Italian pottery pitcher for Mrs Newton. High score prize Italian glass hud vase went to L J Snyder second prize to Love Monday. An ice course with fruit punch followed the games and mingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Ray
Ruth Modlin
F. H. Morris
Lindsay Street
Howard Bradner
Elaine Inman
Curtis Newton
L. J. Snyder
Love
Love Monday
Doris Barksdale
Sarah Howerton
Fredericka Morris
Girl Scout Council holds long session at YWCA
At a morning meeting in the YWCA building the Girl Scout Council reviewed reports from the Juliette Low regional conference in Winston-Salem and accepted executive board recommendations. The plan includes a fall training calendar, a summer civic program, and a two week leave for director Mrs. Mabel Burnett to attend a national training camp in Cloudland Georgia May 10 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Juliette Low
Winston-Salem
Mabel Burnett
Camp
Juliette Law
Cloudland
F. Carroll
EF. H. Blackard
Royster Tucker
Helen Marie Sheloff
Tucker
Carroll
Entre Nous Club Feted By Mrs S C Clark At Home
Mrs S C Clark hosted Entre Nous Club members and guests at her Parkway home for the bi weekly meeting. Boston Rock provided entertainment and two courses of refreshment followed. Out of town visitors included Miss Carrie Ogburn and Mrs John Ogburn of Winston Salem with several club members and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Clark
Parkway
Nous Club
Boston Rock
Carrie Ogburn
John Ogburn
Winston-Salem
Mesdames
H. W. McCain
J. E. Kirkman
Charles Amos
John Sheloff
H. T. Hudson
G. I. Humphreys
FB. H. Blackard
Howard Hartzell
J. W. Harriss
J. F. Hayden
G. H. Kearns
C. F. Long
L. R. Terry
Z. I. Walser
B. 8S
Cummings
Local residents and visitors noted in brief items
Miss Wini Long a Broadhurst Theater cashier recovers from appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Phillip Davis announce birth of James Lee on May 27 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Buck Matthews moves home from Burrus Memorial Hospital. Lt and Mrs Dick Canon of Newcastle Pa. recently married leave after visiting Mrs Mabel Burnett. O M Smith Baxter Tysinger and A R McMullan attend Kentucky Derby in Louisville. Joe L Iveigh Tom Lackey join Greensboro party for Derby and International Gay Cock Derby on May 5. Mrs R C Loman visits son in Roanoke Va. Essie Hazzard to visit sister in Portsmouth Va and father in Norfolk Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip
Davis
515 Parkway
James Lee
Guilford General Hospital
Dick Canon
Newcastle
Mabel Burnett
Canon
Joe L. Iveigh
Tom Lackey
Greensboro
Louisville
Essie Hazzard
Winfred Ellington
Albert Hazzard
Miss Hazzard
John Foreman
Portsmouth
Mr. Ellington
Norfolk
Mrs. Whitehurst to address federation session tonight
Mrs Johan L Whitehurst of Baltimore Md first vice president general will speak at the concluding session of the 38th annual convention of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs in Greensboro. A son was born to Dr and Mrs Philip Davis J Welch Harriss of High Point and he is visiting New York at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Whitehurst
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Greensboro
Johan L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Philip Davis J. Welch Harriss
High Point
New York
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
High Point College May Day Festival and Piedmont German Club Dance
Saturday events list two social gatherings. At 4 p.m. the High Point College May Day Festival crowns the May Queen on campus. At 9:30 p.m. the Piedmont German Club hosts a May dance at Emerywood Country Club with Eddy Weinstein and his orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Piedmont
Emerywood Country Club
Eddy Wittstein
May Day in the Land O Cotton at City Lake
The Junior High presents May Day in the Land O Cotton at City Lake outdoor theatre on Saturday May 4 at 5 30 p m Miss Sara Coe Hunsucker will be crowned Queen of the May Her court features crinolined hoop skirts and a cast of about 200 including diverse roles A southern medley by Alma Andrews chorus and Evelyn Sharp string orchestra enhances the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Lake
Sara Coe Hunsucker
Alma Andrews
Evelyn Sharp
Johnson Street PTA Hears Art and Music Program
Johnson Street School PTA meets in the auditorium to hear a recap of a recent PTA Conference. Miss Lilla Bell leads a music and art program with the glee club, third grade Rhythm Band, and an art exhibit across city elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Bell
Glee Club
Keren Canady
Hazel Slack
Francis Booze
Willing Workers to Meet at Hutchens Home Tonight
The Willing Workers class of South Main Methodist Church holds its monthly meeting at 7 30 this evening hosted by Mrs R W Hutchens at 1128 Montheu Avenue. Associate hostesses are Mrs W M Hennis Miss Nettie Hennis and Mrs E W Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Methodist Church
R. W. Hutchens
Montheu Avenue
W. M. Hennis
Nettie Hennis
E. W. Hancock
Bees at Risk Could Endanger Half World’s Flowers
Scientists warn that if bees die out, more than half of the planet’s flowers may disappear. The statement links pollinator loss to widespread ecological and agricultural consequences.
M L Slate named president of Guilford Medical Auxiliary
After a joint banquet of the Guilford County Medical Society and its ladies auxiliary at the Sheraton Hotel Dr D A Stanton was honored and the Medical Auxiliary elected a new slate Mrs Marvin L Slate was chosen president succeeding Mrs A D Ownbey other officers include Mrs J E Slate secretary and Mrs Glenn G Perry treasurer all from High Point in keeping with the alternating Greensboro High Point pattern retiring officers were from Greensboro A May Day tea and a costume ball by the Order of the Grail and University Club were noted with folk dances to be demonstrated and taught by Bascom L Lunsford and troupe two square dancing sessions are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sheraton Hotel
D. A. Stanton
Medical Auxiliary
Marvin L. Slate
A. D. Ownbey
Greensboro
J. E. Slate
Karl Shepard
Glenn G. Perry
High Point
Ownbery
Hanes
Order of the Grail
University Club
Woollen
Charlie Wood
Luana
Bills Joy
Willis Ball Park
Billroy
May Day at UNC Becomes Mexican Fiesta With May Queen
At Chapel Hill on Saturday the May Day pageant in Coker Arboretum will showcase music dancing and a mock bull fight as Miss Louise Hudson of Chapel Hill is crowned May Queen if weather allows Alpha Kappa Gamma sponsors the event The day also features Alumnae Homecoming luncheon at the Carolina Inn and a department showcase quiz led by Prof Russell T Smith Prof Benjamin Swa lin and O V Cook with further details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Coker Arboreum
University of North Carolina
Louise Hudson
Alpha Kappa Gamma
Carolina Inn
Russell T. Smith
Benjamin Swalin
O. V. Cook
YWCA Week-End Activities Planned By Local Clubs
YWCA announces a weekend program with a Live Yers Club breakfast at a private cabin off Fairfield Road at 6 30 Sunday morning. The Book Club meets tomorrow at 2 30 in the Adams Memorial building with M L Patrick as guest speaker. Ten business and industrial clubs are invited to an open house in Winston Salem on Saturday May 11 at the YWCA building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Road
M. L. Patrick
Cloverdale School
Adams Memorial Building
Winston-Salem Y. W. C. A
Junior Legion Auxiliary Candy Sale Invites Public
The Junior American Legion Auxiliary unit will sell home made candy and cookies at Cecil's drug store tomorrow morning. Proceeds support a tea for the mothers of Junior Auxiliary, set for Saturday afternoon next week, before Mothers Day. The newly organized group invites local girls whose fathers are World War veterans to assist and join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Cecil's
Legion Post
Hill birth announced for Roger Evans at Burrus Memorial
Mr and Mrs Edwin E Hill of Archdale Park announce the birth of a son Roger Evans on Tuesday April 30 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Hill before marriage was Miss Margaret Edwards of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edminer. Hill
Burrus Memorial
Edwin E. Hill
Archdale Park
Roger Evans
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hill
Margaret Edwards
Williamson Urges Practical Christianity at College Assembly
Dr. C. C. Williamson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, addressed High Point College seniors during the assembly. He urged a Christianity that meets daily needs and facing facts, arguing an intellectual creed alone fails. He said true faith should build character and empower believers to tackle tasks larger than themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
High Point College
Williamson
Elementary Glee Clubs Present City Concert Tonight
City elementary glee clubs will perform at 8 PM in the Junior High School auditorium. More than 300 fourth through sixth graders take part under Miss Dorothy Hoskins and Carl G. Cronstedt. Admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hoskins
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Thomasville stores to close early this spring and summer
In Thomasville the merchant group announces early closing hours for retail stores starting Tuesday afternoon and continuing through May June July and August. The practice began years ago to provide employers more time for recreation and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Editors Named For College Paper At High Point College
Marie Grant is named editor and Irene Parker associate editor of the HI PO weekly student newspaper at High Point College for the coming year. Grant replaces Beverly Bond, 1939 40 editor from Haynesville Louisiana, while Parker retains the assistant editor role. Grant, a rising senior, has been sports editor for two years and aided special sports coverage for The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Grant
Irene Parker
High Point
High Point College
College Publication Board
Hi-Po
HIPO
Grant
Beverly Bond
Haynesville
Miss Parker
The
Enterprise
Forty Patrols Gather for Uwharrie Camporee Inspection
Forty patrols with about 300 Scouts from High Point Thomasville Yadkin Asheboro Salisbury and Lexington districts reported to Camp Uwharrie for the first inspection of the 8th Councilwide Camporee. First inspection ends at 5 p m with a Greensboro patrol observing from 2 p m today through 2 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Thomasville
Yadkin
Asheboro
Salisbury
Lexington
Uwharrie
Greensboro
R. B. Carpenter
Junior Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Elwood Hotel
High Point Chapter members met at the Elwood Hotel with President Charles Mendenhall presiding. Allen Parker Fred Delappe and Sam Carr were appointed to work out meeting location and format. Don Huff district traffic manager of Eastern Air Lines gave a program task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elwood Hotel
Charles Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Allen Parker
Fred Delappe
Sam Carr
Kimrey
H. S. Coffield
Treasury
Burton Wagger
Joe Edmondson
Don Huff
Eastern Air Lines
Huff
Women should keep men in the kitchen says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that housekeeping is hard muscular work and should be shared. She contends men are capable hosts and child caretakers and questions why domestic tasks are deemed women’s work, suggesting men might prefer homemaking if given the chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Hotel men meet at Pinehurst opens weekend gathering
The North Carolina division of the Southern Hotel Association plans a two day meeting in Pinehurst starting tomorrow. The session will cover aviation safety, pilot selection, and humorous in flight incidents. About 100 members were present at the preceding talk and adjournment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst Pinehurst
North Carolina
Th Southern Hotel Association
Sunda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
YWCA
Ray
Modlin
Shower
Entre Nous Club
S.C. Clark
Moffitt
Wini Long
Broadhurst Theater
Buck Matthews
Circle Drive
Hnee
O. M. Smith
Baxter Tysinger
A. R. McMullan
R. C. Loman
CC. E. Loman
Roanoke, Va
Moroline
White Petroleum
JEI
Johnson Street
P T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of
Johnson Street School
Raymond Campbell
P.T. A
KK. K. Hightower
Johnson Street Association
Birs. M. L. State
Bascom L. Lunsford
M. C
Junior Legion Auxiliary Unit
Uwharrie Camporee
Airlines
Jayvee
Sheraton
Mr. Huff
Ing
Nat Walker
Walgreen's
North Main St
East Washington
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