Junior Music Lovers Celebrate Music Week Recital
In observance of National Music Week the Junior Music Lovers club held a Wednesday afternoon recital in Miss Blair's studio honoring mothers and guests. With Miss Elizabeth Hatcher presiding in place of the president, a varied program featured duets, classics, and dances by members including Blair, Teague, Rankin, and Hatcher among others.
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Junior Music Lovers Club
Miss Blair
Elizabeth Hatcher
Margaret Grayson
Melody
Williams
The
Clock
Blake
Betty Fidler
Goldfish
Adler
Luther Barker, Jr
Wright
Pegsy Teague
Gaynor
Schumann
Lula Preston Smith
Aaron — Pessy Bass
Spaulding
Peesy Teague
Lula Smith
Maclachlin
Anne Allman
Tenney
Titania
Goodrich
Frances Grayson
Anna Mae Hatcher
Jeanne Rankin
Heller
Mary Elizabeth Farmer
MacDowell
Crawford
Falcon Hilda Barbee
Chopin
Frommel
Margaret Briges
Willing Workers Class Postponed This Week
The Willing Workers class of the South Main Street M. E. church has postponed its meeting until further notice. Members are asked to note the change and stay alert for a new announcement. Flora McDonald alumnae plan tea to honor twelve college seniors visiting local schools and High Point system observers.
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South Main Street
M. E
Flora McDonald
Mra
F. F. Nicholson
Carl Hill
Tea and Topics meet with Mrs Andrews at Wear College drive
Social calendar notes two gatherings this week. On Thursday at 2 30 p m the Tea and Topics club meets with Mrs R M Andrews on Wear College drive. On Friday at 3 p m the Priscilla club meets with Mrs F F Dickson at 506 Lindsay Street.
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Tea and
R. M. Andrews
Wear College Drive
Priscilla Club
F. F. Dickson
Lindsay Street
Mid-Week Garden Club Hears Rock Garden Talk
The Mid-Week Garden Club met at Mrs. H. A. Millis home to hear a talk on rock gardens by Mia. Troxler who shared plans from her Greensboro road garden and plant combos. Business notes covered the annual flower show May 9–10 and a national park project between Wilmington and Charleston.
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Rock Gardens
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Greensboro Road
Mia. Troxler
Horace Haworth
Furniture Exposition Building
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Haworth
State Garden Club
Greensboro
Wilmington
N. C
Charleston
D. C
Mesdames 8B. 8. Cummings, Frank Hunsucker, Paul Ingle, W. L. Jackson
J. W. Lindsay
J. B. Lyon
Seborn Perry
John Pickett
A. K E. Taplin
Fred Thomas
George T. Wood
Carl Hill
Lewis Teague
K. C. Denny
C. T. Ingram
Local notices and family news from Guilford region
Mrs Ruby Kennedy recovering after appendectomy at Guilford General hospital. Mrs RB Preeland ill at Burrus Memorial hospital. Birth announced for Dorothy Gray to Mr and Mrs W H Ellis of 229 Boulevard at Burrus Memorial hospital. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary holds called meeting at city hall court room tomorrow at 7 45 PM.
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Ruby Kennedy
North Main Street
Guilford General Hospital
RB. C. Preeland
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Vv. FP. W
the Veterans of Foreign Ware
Sacred concert praised by Statesville Daily at First Presbyterian
The Statesville Daily lauds the High Point College A Capella Choir for a Sunday night performance at First Presbyterian church Statesville filling the church and balcony. The 35 member group received praise for versatile program solid training and skilled conducting with soloists Mary Frances Hayworth Ann Robbins C L Gray Dorothy Hoskins Sammie Taylor Margaret Sloan and others highlighted.
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Statesville
High Point College
First Presbyterian Church
Odlorets
Mary Frances Hayworth
Ann Robbins
C. L. Gray
Dorothy Hoskins
Sammie Taylor
Mies Margaret Sloan
Techaikowsky
C. E. Raynal
Central School
Greensboro College Alumnae Meet At Mrs Harriss Home
The High Point branch of the Greensboro College Alumnae Association met at West Broad Street, hosted by Mrs. J. W. Harriss. Officers for the new year were elected led by President Mrs. P. W. Flagge, with Holt McPherson as vice president and Boyd Royal as secretary and treasurer.
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High Point
Greensboro College
Burbank Garden Club Hosts Meeting and Iris Program
The Burbank Garden Club met at Hillcrest Drive with Mrs. J. C. Teague hosting and Mrs. W. G. Reich presiding. The group planned the next week flower show, July and August meetings, and future two meetings monthly. Officers elected included Miss Mary Mungan as president and Mrs. D. H. Parsons as vice president, with Greensboros state meeting attendance noted.
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Burbank
Mary Mungan
D. H. Parsons
Homer Hayworth
Wade Hiatt
Mary
W. F. Ellis
J. C. Teague
Herbert St. Claire
W. G. Reich
State Garden Club
Greensboro
Arthur Marsh
J. A. Marsh
F. B. Moses
Henry Grady Owens
Vv. D. Sale
Herbert &J. Claire
Edgar Whitener
W. E. Rettew
Mary Munyan
Rum Runners On Trial In Florence
Trial of 10 persons charged with operating a large liquor smuggling enterprise in Florence and Brunswick County continues slowly. W. J. McGuire is named as head, with his wife and another woman among the associates, using Florence as an inland base to smuggle liquor from the high seas. federal agents testified about wiretaps on McGuire’s Detroit home and monitoring from March 7 onward.
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Florence
8. C
W. J. McGuire
Brunswick County
N. C
McGuire
Detroit
Rum Running Details Mentioned by Agents
May 16 conversations referenced rum running activities with agents noting quoted prices. Information was sent when ships arrived and the number of liquor cases was named.
Hose Union Scores Reading Wage Scale Read in South
The American Federation of Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery Workers says Reading district mills undersell southern rivals as wages in Reading and rural Pennsylvania are equal to or lower than southern wages. They cite potential selling pools to curb below cost sales and claim wage cuts in Eastern Pennsylvania are harsher than in the Carolinas Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Philadelphia
American Federation of
E. F. Callaghan
Reading
South
Pennsylvania
Henry Janssen
Textile Machine Works
Berkshire Knitting Mills
Janssen
U. S. Supreme Court
Appalachian Coal
Carolinas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Scientists to Meet Davidson for NC Academy Meeting
The 32nd annual meeting of the North Carolina Academy of Science will be held here tomorrow and Saturday with scientists gathering from the region to discuss current research and developments.
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Davidson
North Carolina Academy of Science
Ward Withdraws From Party Primary As Nomination Contests Narrow
J E Ward fourth ward grocer and announced candidate for a Democratic councilman nomination did not enter the primary and withdrew earlier. The Enterprise notes that Sechrest and Young won nominations over him in the May 18 Democratic primary. Only two contests were in that primary, with Grayson winning the mayoralty nomination while Amos and W...
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J.E. Ward
Fourth Ward
Lithium Floats on Water Like Cork Says Science Note
A note describes lithium as the lightest metal and states it will float on water, compare to a cork, highlighting its unique density properties.
MELLO GLO Powder Ad Promises Fresh Look
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO powder with a new French process for smoother wear, hiding fine lines and pores. It promises a non shiny, irritation free finish and urges purchase at Mann Drug Store and Eckerd's for 50c or $1.00 tax free.
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Mann Drug Store
Eckerd’s
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Jewelers
M. Main and
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James B. Richardson
Commercial Bank
Guis Congert
Mrs. Harriss
M. P. Vail
L. J. Ingram
Burbank Garden Club
Antiwanters
Columbus
Dilco
Inter
Aunt Rose
Betty
Rose
Ringo
Rinso
Flapper
Fanny
Glanys Parmwa
Lever Bros
America
J. E. Ward
Tom Powell
Eleanor
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