Social and City Society Notes Highlight May Day Pageant
North Carolina women’s groups met at the Sheraton with 75 attendees including Miss Clara I Cox speaking on social welfare. Hollins College hosted a May Day pageant with 55 students presenting Robin Hood legends under Freya leadership. Minor wedding notice announces Mildred Elizabeth Kalchthaler's marriage to Charles Ernest Beck in Detroit.
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B'Nai Israel Society
Ladies Aid Society
Binai Israel Synagogue
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
Sheraton Hotel
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Mt. Airy
Reidsville
Burlington
Thamesville
High Point
Clara I. Cox
Miss Perry
North Carolina
Hollins College
Mabel Uzzell
Margaret
Lockwell
Elizabeth Hester
Frances Lineberger
Belmont
Elizabeth Morris
Roxboro
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Miss Lineberger
Forest of Arden
Virginia
Botetourt Springs
Lafayette
America
Hollins
College
Freya
Sherwood Forest
Robin
Nottingham
Robin Hood
Allan-a-Dale
Allana Dale
Eleanor Wilson
Chester
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Sorg
Richmond
Anne Brown
Albany
Georgia
Friar Tuck
Jane Jones
Johnstown
the Fool
Mary Adams Holmes
Kinsey
Montana
Will Scarlet
Mary Stoakley
Norfolk
Kalchthaler
Beck
John Kalchthaler
Mildred Elizabeth
Charles Ernest Beck
Detroit
Michigan
Southeastern
Mr Beck
Myr
C. A. Beck
J. Ford Motor Company
Catawba College
Charlotte Kollmorgan
Cleveland
Lemay Avenue
Social guest notes and May Day events at Salem College
A flow of visits from Mrs. R F Johnson’s aunt Mrs E N Baker of Wadesboro to the Johnston home. Mrs Osborn Bethea of Charlotte and Miss Lalla Singleton from Charlotte stay with local hosts. May Day at Salem College drew many attendees including Mrs Lawrence Matton and Miss BeBe Hyde as participants.
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R. F. J.oohnson
E. N. Baker
Wadesboro
Lalla Singleton
Charlotte
Elsie Preston
Wiltshire Drive
Lawrence Matton
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Bebe Hyde
Matton
Major Fleming
Rocky Mount
W. C. Idol
Hamilton Street
Eleanor Idol
W. CC. Idol
Sarah Graves
Mt. Airy
Beatrice Hyde
Buchanan
Virginia
A. S&s
Local bridge clubs host enthusiastic gatherings in Thomasville
Mrs. Austin Finch entertained a bridge group at East Main street with two-table play, tulip decorations, and prizes for high scores. Guests included Mrs. R. M. Cooksey and Mrs. George Finch. Miss Alliene Hoover led an Eshera club evening with three tables and prizes for ladies and gentlemen. The Night Bridge club met at the Finch home with Zed Griffith winning top honors. The Thomasville Garden club met at Spring street with plans for the Regional Flower Show in High Point and a soils and fertilizers program led by Mrs. Charles F. Phillips.
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Thomasville
Austin Finch
East Main
I. H. Mahone
Finch
R. M. Cooksey
O. R. Hodgin
Alliene Hoover
George Finch
Reece Harville
EF. H. Mahone
Ralph Wilson
C. H. Newby
Esbera Club
East Main Street
Night Bridge Club
Colonial Drive
Zed Griffith
Meade Hite
Thomasville Garden Club
Will Long
Spring Street
Sam Welborn
High Point
Charles F. Phillips
G. W. Lyles
James &. Lambeth
H. W. Maier
Nat Walker
Long
Sims Courts Reform Call From National Bar Leader
Henry Upson Sims of Birmingham told the North Carolina Bar Association that a crying need exists for reform of the U S legal code. He urged state and national bars to take charge of supervising justice and noted reforms have historically flowed from organized bar efforts.
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Pinehurst
United States
North Carolina Bar Association
Henry Upson Sims
Birmingham
Ala
American Bar Association
State Bar Organization
Sims
Association
Organized bar to guide reform for legislature and courts
Mr Sims argues reform should be supplied systematically by the organized bar. Legislation and judicial guidance require the bar to teach and advise, directing lawmakers and courts in the reform process.
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Bar
Mr. Sims
Theater Party Tickets Issued by High Point Chamber
Tickets for a theater party at the Ameri can theater Friday night May 9 were mailed yesterday by the High Point chamber of commerce. The event honors the film The March of Business produced for the U S Chamber of Commerce while the regular program proceeds. Hundreds of tickets already issued, a crowded theater expected.
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High Point Chamber of Commerce
March of Business
United States Chamber of Commerce
From Cop To Actor in London Theater District
Twenty seven years ago Tom Walls patrolled a theater district beat as a burly police officer. Now he is an actor producer earning more than 590 dollars weekly and is regarded as one of England’s best in the field.
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London
Tom Walls
C. Division
England
Cobbler Judge Masters Shoes in Spare Time
Justice Rowlett uses his spare moments to repair shoes and is praised by expert cobblers as a master craftsman. The Cobbler Judge is known for many other hobbies beyond the bench.
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London
Justice Rowlett
Waldorf Fruit Cup Menu and Chicken Ham Pie Recipe
The article lists a Sunday dinner menu including tomato puree ham and chicken pie with green peas French fries and salad and describes a chicken ham pie preparation with puff paste and cream. It then gives a chocolate souffle recipe with milk cornstarch chocolate sugar eggs and vanilla and instructions to bake and whip eggs.
North Carolina books in High Point Public Library special collection
The High Point Public Library lists titles about North Carolina suited for a North Carolina Collection. Works include Foote Sketches of North Carolina, Kings Mountain and Its Heroes, Wheeler Historical Sketches, Ashe History of North Carolina, and references to university and Davidson College alumni, with a call for gifts to complete a representative collection for the community.
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North Carolina
North Carolinia
High Point Public Library
William Henry Foote
Kings Mountain
Draper
John H. Wheeler
General Assembly
Davidson College
Samuel A’court Ashe
High Point
Sheriff becomes best man after court wedding tale
In Logan Ohio Sheriff L F Hammond arrested Joseph Waltz after a struggle. Waltz paid a 155 dollar fine and thenasked Hammond to be his best man. Hammond agreed and served as best man for Waltz and Babe Conrad at their marriage ceremony.
Am erican Theatre Promises Comfort and Quality Entertainment
The piece extols a theater as a source of good entertainment and utmost comfort, inviting patrons to choose this venue for enjoyable performances and a superior theatre experience.
Maple furniture trends reflect Early American popularity
Maple continues to be popular in spring furnishing trend. The wood is favored for small pieces suited to apartments and small houses. It appears in bedroom suites spool beds four poster toppers and day beds as well as in dining room dinette sets and small tables.
Hidden furniture skirts conceal storage in bedrooms
A dainty feminine note is introduced into bedrooms via skirted dressing tables. Some skirts hide a chest of drawers while others conceal several shelves. Materials include glazed chintz cretonne taffeta and printed linen.
Brighten the Corners Returns in Upholstery Trends
Leather makes a comeback in varied colors with warm finishes. Reproductions of period styles, especially Colonial, remain popular due to versatile pairing with other decors. Bedroom updates include plain headboards with striped or figured fabrics and water-repellent plain or patterned fabrics.
Multifunction Tables Fill Rooms With Hidden Uses
A speaker notes that tables serve many roles in rooms with each space hosting varied configurations. Every table type supports multiple functions, turning a card table into a screen, a ten table into a trap, and an end table into a card table.
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W. W. Idol
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George Stephens
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Nabers
Abe White
Margaret Bane
Milton Silver
Harriett Skull
Edith Moore Sherrod
Little John
Janet Stirling
Wilmington
Delaware
Elizabeth Trenbath
Montclair, N. J
Clarice Williams
Guilford General Hospital
Harry Raymond
Katherine Raymond
Fritzie Raymond
Fritz Harry
Sedgefield
Don M. Burgess
Kansas
Clarence Graham
Mitchell Waggoner
Marjorie Ann
Mooresville
N. E. Russell
Woodrow Avenue
H. N. Phillips
W. C. Jeavans
W. J. McAnally
Irene McAnally
McAnally
KODAK
Carolina Studios
South Main
Esbera
Oscar of
the Waldorf
High Point Publ
UFON
J. P. Stevens Engraving CO
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia
Stevens
Marge
Sheraton Beauty Shop
Saturday Evening Post
Tom Thumb
Monarch
Hufhams Market
Worth’s
Mother
Glenn Tyron
Navy
Cerner