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Society notes highlight bridge and weddings in Greensboro
Informal bridge hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas on Hamilton Street honors Mr. and Mrs. Roland Tate Holton with five tables of play. Diffee visits from Cordele and other social events include a Wesley Memorial church youth meeting and a Shakespearian recital by Prof. Frederick H. Koch at the Sheraton ballroom.
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Walter Thomas
Hamilton Street
Roland Tate Holton
Herve
Georgia
James M. Diffee, Jr
Cordele, Ga
L. J. Diffee
Johnson Street
Mr. Diffee
8. H. Tomlinson
City
Alma C. McCain
Frederick H. Koch
North Carolina University
Sheraton
High Point Woman’s Club
Koch
Carolina Playmakers
J. C. Patton
Charlotte
Collier Ellis
Steele Street
Ellis
Patton
Roland Holshaw
James Fon
Begilty
Brada. Clark
Mert Wink 'Prige
Frank Sizemore
A. D. Brockett
Joseph Cog
Fred Thomas
Charles Tomlinson
Cox
Weller Thomas
G.A. Pollock
Henry Kearns, Jr
Woman's Club
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Greensboro
Thomas L. Gwynn
Waynesville
R. S. Pardue
Raleigh
Clyde Eby
New Bern
Sydney P. Cooper
Henderson
Federation
QO. Henry
Howard Rondthaler
Salem College
North Carolina
Elizabeth Kelly
State Department
Randthaler
Gertrude Bonnin
N. Cc. C
Annette Steele
Clarence “Johnson
Isaac Hardeman
E. C. Caldwell
Bureau of Information
Nellie Roberson
Theder
J. N. Wills
State Federation of Music Clubs
Max Obendorffer
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Separk Poetry Cup
Joseph Pearson Caldwell