Plans Complete for Legion Auxiliary Third Area Conference
Plans are set for the American Legion Auxiliary Third Area Conference at the Sheraton hotel with about a hundred delegates from twenty five towns across districts eight nine eleven and twelve attending. The program includes opening session led by Mrs. Clay Hundley with Mrs. Thomas J. Gause as principal speaker and visits to local showrooms and Tomlinson Furniture after a luncheon.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton
Clay Hundley
Reidsville
Third Area
Thomas J. Gauge
Wilmington
Arelia Adams
Mary Grant
High Point
N. 8. Stirewall
James FE. Lyon
Ees
Jack Burris
L. W. Filythe
J. L. Webster
A. Sherrod
I. T. Mann
Dept. Constitution
Grayson
Sandy) Graham
Hillebore
Thomas J. Gause
Gold Star
Flanders Field
Hart
Tomlinson Furniture Company
Guilford May Day Festival Crowned May Queen at Guilford College
Guilford College held its annual May Day festival with Miss Emily Ragsdale crowned May Queen. The event featured dances by physical education students, a string orchestra, and a poetic lecture recital on Franz Schubert by Dr. Russell Pope and the Guilford Fine Arts club. Myrtle Poore of High Point performed a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Emily Ragsdale
Jamestown
Women's Athletic Association of
Colum Kelly Schenck
Greensboro
Misa Ragadale
John Hugh Williams
Concord
Guilford
Miss Schenck
William H. Watkins III
Ramseur
John P. Anderson
Mary Ragsdale Strick
Guilford College Fine Arts Club
Memorial Hall
Mise Myrtle Poore
High Point
Sylvia
Orchesis Dance Group Recital Set at Woman's College
Greensboro May 4 Orchesis dance group at the Woman's College of UNC will present its annual recital Friday May 15 at 8 30 p m in Aycock auditorium under Miss Edith Vail. New dances include a cycle honoring women with three pieces Freshmen Campus Opinions and Prom. Listed performers include Geraldine Bonkemeyer Alice Dickinson Nell Goodwin Susan Hamlin Laile Hinton Helen Jones Lillian Jordan Margaret Knight Alice Knott Wilma Levine Josephine Lucas Janet Morrison Mary Louise Myrick Aileen Pendleton Dorothy Rosseland Leah Smirnow Anna Mae Smith Evelyn Tart Lilla Vietor Anne Watkins Charlotte Williams Charlotte Miechlin and others.
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Greensboro
Orchesis
Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
Aycock
Edith Vail
Department of Physical Education
Orchesta
Geraldine Bonkemeyer
Alice Dickinson
Wilson
N. C
Nell Goodwin
Salemburg
Susan Hamlin
Garden City
N. Y
Laeile Hinton
Helen Jones
High Point
Lillian Jordan Hartsville
Margaret Knight
Alice Knott
Oxford
Wilma Levine
Brooklyn N. Y
Josephine Lucas
Janet Morrison
Shelby
Mary Louise Myrick
Aileen Pendleton
Roanoke
Miraim McFadyen
Pinetops
Charlotte Michlin
Greenwich, Conn
Pauline Smith
Rocky Mount
Lillian Jordan
Hartsville
D. C
Mary Frances Ballew
Lenoir
Blanche Gwyn
Mt. Airy
Julia Rice
Asheboro
Marecaret Knight
Leah Smirnow
New Haven
Miriam Miller
Wilmington
Blanche Coley
Stantonsboro
Kent Blair
Charlotte
Mary Glenn
Gastonia
Virginia Jackson
Mildred Duff
Glen Olden
Harriet MecGoogan
St. Pauls
Elm Street Pre-School Clinic Announces Sessions
Elm Street school holds a pre school clinic in the high school auditorium with morning hours 9 to 12 and afternoon 1 to 3 tomorrow. Parents of children who will be six by October first and entering Elm Street next fall are urged to bring them to the school at first time.
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Elm Street School
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
A series of upcoming events in High Point area clubs and organizations. Meetings include American Legion auxiliary at Mrs. A L Stevens 612 Colonial Drive, Emerywood Country Club card party hosted by Mesdames Milbourne Amos and James W Poole, Phi Kappa club gathering at Mrs A E Taplin Wood land Drive, Salem College Alumnae at Emerywood with Miss Mary Louise Mickey, Duck club tacky tea at Sedgefield lodge, Mid-Week Garden Club on Colonial Drive with speaker Mrs W B McEwen, Women's Golf Association spring tournament at Emerywood, Community Arts Club at Magnolia Court, L G Robichaux entertaining Wednesday Contract Club on Rockford Road, High Point Woman's Club at YWCA hut plus executive board, Utopian Study Club at 421 Edgedale Drive, Lotus Club bi-weekly meeting at Johnson Street, and Wick Wack club dance at American Legion hut Thomasville with Davis Brothers orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
A. L. Stevens
Colonial Drive
Emerywood Country
Mesdames Milbourne Amos
James W. Poole
Phi Kappa Club
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Salem College
High Point
Emerywood
Mary Louise Mickey
Salem
Duck Club
Sedgefield
W. B. Thomas
W. B. McEwen
Mra. R. T. Amos
Women's Golf Association
Emerywood Club
Community Arts Club
L. W. Apple
Magnolia Court
C. A. Osment
L. G. Robichaux
Rockford Road
High Point Woman's Club
Wallburg Seniors Entertained With Attractive Party
Wallburg May 4 The Wallburg high school senior class and invited guests enjoyed a social evening hosted by Mrs R C Lanning and Mrs H F Perdue grade mothers. The rooms were decorated with iris spirea and gold and green colors with yellow roses and green and gold candles as centerpieces. Refreshments followed at 10 30 pm.
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Wallburg
Wallburg High School
R. C. Lanning
H. F. Perdue
Vera Mae Lanning
Maxine Hayworth
Nellie Green
Clara Mae Perdue
Pauline Corella
Ruth Shoat
Zelda Marsh
Roby Clyde Clodfelter
Bruce Smith
Durham Clodfelter
John Martin
Baron Craven
Kenneth Beeson
Nellie Sheffield
R. W. Zimmerman
Ruth Martin
Lillian Lanning
Marion Bodenheimer
Helen Lanning
Annie Lee York
Nancy Jane King
Evangeline Perdue
Josie Knight
Mia
Wade Marsh
High Point
Mesars
Marvin L. Gunn
Bob Dodson
Staley Bodenheimer
Charlie Roe Smith
David Cooke
Clyde Green
Joe Mayden Motsinger
Bil Motsinger
May Day at YWCA features nature poetry reading
May Day program at the Y W C A included May baskets from the Florence Nightingale Club and a Book Club gathering at H A Millis home where ten members heard nature poetry read by Mrs T Wingate Andrews. Announce birth of daughter Betty Lou Greene April 29 at 218 East High Street. Beulah Winfrey Class meeting at Green Street Baptist Church postponed due to study course.
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Book Club
Florence Nightengale Club
Y. W
H. A. Millis
Flornce Nightengale
Greene
Betty Lou
Fast High Street
Beulah Winfrey
Green Street Baptist Church
Marjorie Mansfield Declares Place, Home, and Security Duty
In a bold statement Marjorie Mansfield asserts that any man who refuses to provide a home and security has no right to expect a woman to devote her life to him. The remark underlines gender role expectations and independence.
Stamp envelopes for Queen Mary maiden voyage and airship mail
Collectors may post Queen Mary covers with special marking. no official cachet or cancel on board. England to U S postage rates listed. Bermuda issues nine George VI stamps seen as likely valuable. Hindenburg airship mail shows 40 cents per ounce plus delivery fees with no special stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
White Star Line
Southan
New York
United States
United
US States
Europe
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Column Case
A 24 year old woman writes of eight years with a 34 year old man who won’t marry or end the relationship. She asks for guidance on leaving or continuing the union amid drinking disputes and desire for home and security. Miss Mansfield urges seeking other friends, considering marriage and a stable partnership.
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Miss Mansfield
Crowning Of May Queen Held At Woman's College
Miss Alice Dunlap of Albemarle was crowned May Queen at the University of North Carolina Woman's College in Greensboro. Maids of honor included Elizabeth Yates of Greensboro and Helen Jones of High Point. a large court and heralds participated in a pageant on the front campus with a theme of the courtship of the seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Alice Dunlap
Albemarle
Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
Elizabeth Yates
Helen Jones
High Point
Louise Bell
Mooresville
Mary Louise Shepherd
Durham
Mary Fitzgerald
Wilson
Mary Clare Stokes
Lois Swett
Southern Pines
Emerald Reynolds
Horse Cave
Isabelle Gray
Lumberton
Blanche Coley
Stantonsburg
Amelia Block
Frances Upchurch
Oxford
Marie Spinks
Raleigh
Mary Catherine Proector
Anna Mae Smith
Philadelphia
Rosalie Eanes
Aulander
Dickie McGee
Dickie Painter
Little Jean Barkley
K. L. Barkley
Tea honors bride Mrs George Hendrickson in Asheboro
Mrs R L Bunch and Mrs Clara Gill hosted a tea from 4:30 to 6 at Mrs W A Bunch home on Main Street in honor of Mrs George Hendrickson recent bride About 200 guests attended Mrs Hendrickson greeted at the door In the receiving line were Mrs A I Ferree and Mrs Zeb Rush Floral decor featured Iris spirea and pink sweet peas A garden supper for about 40 followed at the garden of Mrs S B Stedman Asheboro Woman's Club prepares for a garden meeting with hostesses Mrs Everette Boling Mrs W H Grimes and Mrs I D Wargeer in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
R. L. Bunch
Clara Gill
W. A. Bunch
Main Street
George Hendrickson
Zeb Rush
W. A. Underwood
J. C. Redding
W. P., Stone
3. C. Senter
W. L. Woodard
Anne Fuller Young
Mabel Robertson
Georgia Warren
Misa Rose Hamilton
Eunice Bulla
Mary Elizabeth Bunch
Misa Partricia Bunch
Mra
B. Stedman
Mra. Stedman
Kemp Alexander
Asheboro School
Faithful Workers Meet at Green Street Baptist
The Faithful Workers class of Green Street Baptist church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs R R Holder 1405 Ragan Street. All members are urged to attend. The Mary Stevens class will meet tonight at 7 30 PM with Mrs Fred L Harries on the Greensboro road. Transportation from the church at 7 16 PM will be provided. The T B L class of West End Baptist will meet tonight at 7 30 PM in the church hut hosted by Mesdames W A Hedrick Carl Harvey and Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green ST
Green Street
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Fred L. Harries
Greensboro Road
T. BE. L
West End Baptist
West End Baptist Church
Mesdames
W. A. Hedrick
Carl Harvey
Hunter
Salem College May Day Attendees Crown May Queen
Attendants at the Salem College May Day festival included Mrs. W. C. Idol Miss Eleanor Idol Mrs. Charles McAnally Mrs. W. J. Fraley Mrs. J. Gurney Briggs Mary Sue and J. G. Briggs Jr. The article also notes a visit by Mrs. Milton Steinberger and son Norman from Statesville and reports young Janis Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Spencer, injured by a skating fall resulting in a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem College
W. C. Idol
Eleanor Idol
Charles McAnally
W. J. Fraley
J. Gurney Briggs
Mary Sue
J. G. Briggs
Janis Spencer
J. C. Spencer
Barker Street
Pre School Clinic At Johnson Street School
The Johnson Street School hosts its annual pre-school clinic on Wednesday May at 9 to 12 morning and 1 30 to 2 30 afternoon. Parents of children starting school next fall should bring them during one of these periods and have physicians fill in required information. Also noted is the birth of a son, David Jerry, born April 26 to Mr. and Mrs. J M Fagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
J. M. Fagg
Centennial Avenue Extension
David Jerry
Heir
Carrie Jones
Carl Sewell Hurt In Auto Accident
Four year old Carl Sewell, son of Mr and Mrs R E Sewell of 706 Woodrow Ave, suffered severe facial lacerations when a car he rode in collided with a machine driven by R L West of Keystone WV. The crash at Woodrow Ave and Blain St also left other Sewell family members with minor injuries. he received treatment at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sewell
R.E. Sewell
Woodrow Avenue
R. L. West
Keystone
W. Va
Blain Street
Sewell
Carl
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Wrong Flue Misadventure Ends With Jail Time
In Atlanta Porter John Johnson believed himself a Santa Claus yet faced a raid by a police lottery squad. He attempted to escape through a chimney and became stuck. The mishap left him with a sooty face a dry cleaning bill and a cell in the city jail.
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Atlanta
Porter Johnon
Johnson
Thomasville Woodmen Win Opener 5-2 Over Linwood
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville Woodmen of World beat Linwood 5 to 2 in Davidson county circuit on Saturday. Freedle and M Little starred at the plate while Thomas pitched a strong game allowing three hits. Barrier led Linwood at bat.
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Thomasville
Woodmen
Davidson County
Linwood
Freedle End M. Little
Thomas
Barrier
Starting Motor Jam Risk From Worn Gears and Bent Shaft
A mechanical note indicates the starting motor may jam due to worn gears or a bent starting shaft, posing a fault condition likely requiring inspection and replacement.
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Legion Auxiliary
Jom Boy
Moffitt’s
North Main
Woman's College
Gladys W. Black
School of Music
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Music Building
Black
Elizabeth Drake
Scotland Neck
Handel
Drahms-Hochstein
Tschaikowsky-Saenger
Wieniawski
Saint-Saens
Marjorie
Mansfield
By J. S. Klein
Bermuda
George of
Eng
Marjorie Mansfield
DeEtte Kimrey
Katy Belle Cagle
J. A. Spence
J. T. Barnes
N. M. Crawford
Milton Steinberger
Norman
Statesville
Taplin
A. B. Taplin
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Mother’s Day
Muse
R. R. Bland Music C Incorporated
Hood Bank
Hutchen
Canada
Tetley
Taylor's
Laurel Bacon
Gibb
Johnson St
W.O. W
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