Queen of May crowned at Greensboro College festival
Miss Imogene Boyles of Thomasville will be crowned Queen of May at the May Day Festival on the Greensboro College front campus at 5 30 p m tomorrow. The day marks Founders and Benefactors Day with an 11 a m program in Odell Memorial Auditorium featuring Dr W A Stanbury on Educating For A Difficult World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Boyles
Greensboro College
Thomasville
Odell Memorial Auditorium
W. A. Stanbury
West Market Street Methodist Church
Stanbury
Deshayes
Mildred Town
College School of Music
Lohengrin
Wagner
Edward Molitore
Audrey Bruton
Faure
Charles Pier
High Point
Mrs Horace Haworth Hosts Tea And Topics Club
Mrs Horace Haworth hosted the Tea and Topics club at 411 Edge dale drive on Thursday afternoon at 4. The meeting featured a program on Julia Marlowe with a review of Julia Marlowe Her Life and Art. A sweet course was served to members and guest Miss Caroline How of Haverhill Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Haworth
Tea and
Edgedale Drive
A. G. Douglas
J. B. Marsh
Julia Marlowe
High Point College Plans Society Day Activities
High Point College literary groups Nikanthan Thalean announce Society Day events for Saturday led by Rev. Clay Madison. Programs include a 10 30 a m address in Roberts Hall, a 2 30 p m debate on US adoption of British radio control features, 5 p m May Day queen crowning, dances and a banquet at 8 p m with alumni and townspeople invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikanthan-Thalean
High Point College
Roberts Hall
Clay Madison
Edith Guthrie
John Austin
Wilbur Hutchins
Forest Wagoner
United States
Hoyt Wood
Quentin Veach
Elizabeth Gurley
Lena Hunter
Fay Holt
Margaret Stout
Janet Rawlings
New Powder Promises Girlish Bloom for Skin
MELLO-OLO is a new face powder claiming to shield skin from exposure and preserve youth. A French process in manufacturing is highlighted as the key to its protective effects and fresh appearance.
Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Holds Evening Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a called meeting at 302 Monthieu Avenue, the home of Mrs. W. E. Neese, this evening at 7 30 o clock. All members are urged to attend.
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Vv. FP. W
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. E. Neese
Monthieu Avenue
Sedgefield Ladies Golf Tournament Announced for May
The ladies golf committee led by Mrs. John Henry announces a Blind Bogey event for club members at Sedgefield Country Club on Tuesday afternoon starting at 1 PM. Prizes will go for first and second places and putting. An additional Ladies Day Tournament is planned for May 2.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Ladies
John Henry
Mrs Tate Hosts Entre Nous Club Soiree at West Broad
Mrs A B Tate entertained the Entre Nous club and invited guests yesterday at her West Broad street home. Guests enjoyed a garden walk, a springlike parlor setup with tulips, and refreshments after the game of rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Tate
Entre Nous Club
West Broad Street
Mesdames
J. F. Hayden
W. C. Beavans
S. C. Clark
B. 8. Cummings
J. W. Harriss
Bascom Hoskine
A. H H. Kearns
A. A. Morris
C. B. Overman
H. Nwn. Phillips
A. M. Rankin
L. R. Terry
Z. J. Walser
O. P. Moffitt
R. K. Stewart
C. A. Barbee
C. A. Ring
May Day Pageant At Salem College On Campus
Local girls prepare for the May Day celebration on Salem College lower campus with Miss Mildred Hanes crowned queen and Grace Pollock maid of honor. The Elizabethan era pageant will feature twelve ladies of the court and dancers Fraley and Margaret ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem College
Mildred Hanes
Winston-Salem
Grace Pollock
New Bern
and Fraley
Margaretta
Local Notables and Visitors Mentioned in City Notes
Mrs. Van Dusenberry receives care at Burrus Memorial Hospital while Mrs. Stafford of Kernersville is ill at High Point hospital. Lizzie Gooch returns from New York with new merchandise. Miss Caroline How of Haverhill, Mass. visits A. G. Douglas at Parkway. Jimmy McCall recovers from appendectomy. A party of six sails to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby. J Frank Marshall, now in Spartanburg, visits en route to Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dusenberry
East Green Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. A. Stafford
Kernersville
High Point Hospital
J. Frank Marshall
Spartanburg
8. C
Durham
Social clubs plan gatherings in Friday calendar notes
The Priscila club meets at Mrs. Hoke Bullard's Forest Hill Drive home at 3 pm. Lotus club hosts Mrs. J. W. Hedrick on North Main Street. Sorosis club gathers at Mrs. B. D. Steele's Washington Street home at 3:30 pm. Laura Weston chapter UD C meets at 1110 Forest Hill Drive with Mrs. L. H. Cherry Jr. and Mrs. H. B. Robertson. Bridges and social events honor Mrs. Elliott Wood and Miss Elizabeth Snow Welborn with engagements and upcoming weddings at Sedgefield Inn and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscila Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
J. W. Hedrick
Lotus Club
North Main Street
Sorosis Club
B. D. Steele
Washington Street
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. H. Cherry, Jr
H. B. Robertson
Cherry
Anne Robbins
Bridge
Elliott
Comrade Class 18 Entertained At Party
Doris DeLappe hosted the Comrade class of Green Street Baptist church at Worth Avenue with games and refreshments. Attendees included Oneada and Maxie Weathers Ruth Andrews Beulin Brown Ruby and Itis McDowell Geral dine Wrenn Willie Mae Holle field Vandeline Smith Daisy Boyles Sara Myers Sara Brandon Margaret Tate and others plus James Brandon Earl Myers Joe Leonard Raymond Samuels Jack Curlee Jake Raymond Eller and Junior Stutts. A separate note mentions Mrs. R L Brinson and her father A K Schock traveling to Tuscaloosa for Arch K Schock’s law school graduation then to Biloxi to visit relatives. The DAR chapter Alexander Martin will meet May 8 at Rockford road hosted by Miss Mary Simmons and Mrs L G Robichaux with associate hostesses. reports from the Continental Congress in Washington will be heard.
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Comrade
Doris DeLappe
Green Street Baptist Church
Worth Avenue
Oneada
Maxie Weathers
Ruth Andrews
Beulin Brown
Ruby
Itis McDowell
Geraldine Wrenn
Willie Mae Hollefield
Vandeline Smith
Daisy Boyles
Sara Myers
Sara Brandon
Margaret Tate
T. R. Andrews
James Brandon
Earl Myers
Joe Leonard
Raymond Samuels
Jack Curlee
Jake
Raymond Eller
Junior Stutts
R. L. Brinson
A. K. Schock
Joe Mills
R. L
Moody
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Simmons
L. G. Robichaux
Rockford Road
J. W. Harriss
W. C. Covington
O. A. Kirkman
C. T. Ingram
W D. Simmons
Continental Congress
Washington
British May Step In To End Arabian War
London reports threaten the occupation of Hodeidah as Yemeni chaos spreads with Ibn Saud's forces advancing. British forces and a warship move to protect foreigners as Italy dispatches three warships to Hodeidah to safeguard Italian interests amid the Yemen conflict.
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London
Hodeidah
Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Red Sea
Desert
Aden
Yahya
Yemen
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Arabian Peninsula
Italy
Eritrea
Somaliland
New 50 Cent Size Relief Sold by All Drug Stores
Persistent use brings permanent relief as advertised for a new 50 cent size product. Available at druggists and pharmacies.
Kentucky Belle Play At South Main Church
The Kentucky Belle will be presented this evening at 7:30 by the Business Woman's Circle of South Main Street M. E. Church. Characters are performed by a Calvary M. E. Church group, repeating the play by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Church
South Main Street
M. E
Business Woman's Circle
Calvary M. E
Woodin Dies After Long Illness in New York
William H. Woodin died at 6 16 P M EST after a hemorrhage forced hospitalization at Manhattan eye and ear hospital on April 2 He had shown some improvement then declined Miss Mary Minor and Mrs Woodin were at the bedside Surviving children include Mrs O F Harvey Mrs Wallace W Rowe and William H Woodin Jr burial planned for Berwick Pa from the family home site
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodin
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
Mary Minor
O. F. Harvey
New York
Wallace W. Rowe
Cincinnati
William H. Woodin, Jr
Arizona
Berwick, Pa
Forest fires rage across Blue Ridge highlands in area wide spread
Fires roared through the Blue Ridge region with multiple blazes around Mitchell's River Roaring Gap Stone Mountain Bull Head Handy Mountain and Alleghany mountain. The tinder dry woods fed sparks from falling timbers and winds eased but no rain came as haze hung over the highlands and flames raced before gusts.
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Mitchell’s River
Roaring Gap
Stone Mountain
Bull Head
Handy Mountain
Alleghany Mountain
Winston-Salem
Birth Aboard Car As North Carolina Fires Surround
Paul Folger reported a baby born in his automobile near Mount Airy as out-of-control fires closed in on a home. The mother was moved to safety. the infant arrived shortly after. State officials said forest fires across Dow and Saw Mountains areas were being battled with CCC help in Stokes and surrounding counties.
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MT. Airy
Paul Folger
Dobson
Folger
Surry Ty
Raleigh
State Department of Ceuse and Development
Dow
Saw Mountains
Stokes County
Stokes
New National Forest Purchase
Laura Towns
Walnut Cover Conservation Corps
Doe
CCC
Large White Sign Painted at Ceredo Track
A 25 pound white lead sign was painted on the back of a race track sign at Ceredo West Virginia. The message is readable from across the nearby state of Ohio.
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Ceredo
W. Va
Ohio
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Moffitt’s
Sedgefield
Mrs. Tate Hostese
Pendple
the Barretts
Wimpole Street
Katharine Cornell
Greensboro
H. B. Hiatt
Ned McEachern
Jake Froelich
Forrest Murray
R. T. Amos
J. EB. Millie
Harry Raymond
Katharine Raymond
C. M. Hauser
Virginia Frank
Welch Harriss
Alice E. Freeze
J. W. Poole
R. E B. Boyce
Brooks Reusel
Anna Robbins
Ed Mendenhall
Margaret Hauser
J. B. Richardson
H. M. White
Milbourne Ames
Minnie
Mary Alexander
English Street
W. L. Watson
P. W. Flagge
Lizzie Gooch
New York City
Parkway
Caroline How
Haverhill
Mass
Miss How
Little Jimmy McCall
J. H. McCall
C. L. Amos
EB. W. Freeze
K. C. Denny
J. B. Amos
J. B. Millis
Louisville
William Tuis
Nebraska
Zayree Ames
Wilbur
Wright
Penzance
Sana
Egypt
Gooch - Thomas, Inc
Lydia E. Pinkham
Blue Ridge
Bargain
Horace G. Ilderton, Inc
Dodge
Plymouth
Willowbrook
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Ballard's
Obelisk
Lindsay St
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