Mrs Sprinkle Hosts Tea for Bride-Elect Miss Weaver
A refined EmerywoodCountryClub tea honored Miss Jane Hess Weaver bride elect of Richard W. Marshall of Birmingham. Guests from Raleigh Winston-Salem and beyond attended in a green and white floral setting with dainty sandwiches iced tea and cakes as Modern Art musicians played. Approximately two hundred called from four to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Thomas Weaver
Jane Hess Weaver
Richard W. Marshall
Birmingham
Ala
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
James W. Poole
Betty Sechrest
Mildred Marsh
Anna Tomlinson
Mary Wilson Wall
Jane Austin
Margaret Haworth
Gilbert Clinard
Pattie Thomas
Caroline Dalton
J. Elwood Cox, II
Howard Marsh
Alma Virginia McCain
Ruth Clinard
A. Scott Parker
C. E. Lehmann
Collier Ellis
Virginia Frank
Elizabeth Hoffman
Evelyn Boyd
Sprinkle
Miss Munroe Discusses Japan At Junior Service League
Mrs. Charles W. McAnally hosted the May meeting at Edgedale Drive as Miss Elizabeth Munroe of the local school faculty shared first hand details on Japan. She described geography climate and landscapes aided by a personal map while guests enjoyed rose shaped ice and confectionery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League Book Club
Miss Munroe
Japan
Charles W. McAnally
Edgedale Drive
Elizabeth Munroe
Kobe
Mrs. McAnally
Robert Hart
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Church Social and Faithful Workers Meet in Green Street Baptist Tone
The Truth Seekers class of Green Street Baptist meets Thursday at 7 30 PM at 800 Thissell street with Polly Brawley hosting. The Faithful Workers class gathered Monday at H T Hartley home with R R Holder H Hall Frank Wedrick and Paul Hancock hosting and twenty five members present. The Mary Harper Philathea class of Main Street M E plans Thursday at 7 30 PM at 416 Centennial avenue led by Mrs Paul Byrum and Mrs Clayton Kearns with officer elections and urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Truth Seekers
Green Street Baptist Church
Polly Brawley
Thissell Street
H. T. Hartley
R. R. Holder
H. Hall
Frank Wedrick
Paul Hancock
Holder
H. R. Ward
Mary Harper Philathea Clase
Main Street
M. E. Church
Paul Byrum
Clayton Kearns
Centennial Avenue
Women of Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Social Calendar Highlights Events At Local Clubs
Thursday events include YWCA board meeting at the hut and a 7 30 p m community arts luncheon hosted by Mrs H D Gibson on Scott street. Priscilla club and Twentieth Century study club host gatherings at homes. May Frolic music by Frankie Gerard's D Men at Sedgefield manor. Friday features a May Day festival at High Point college and Delta Alpha Epsilon spring banquet with Guilfordians, plus Idylwild club dance at Sedgefield manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
H. D. Gibson
Scott Street
Priscilla Club
Harry L. Brockmann
Fairway Drive
Charles H. Risch
Twentieth Century Study Club
Hillcrest Drive
The
Duck Club
Sedgefield Manor
Frankie Gerard
D Men
Duke University
High Point College
Delta Alpha Epsilon
Sheraton Hotel
Guilfordians
Jimmie Cannon
Danville
Luncheon Held in Winston-Salem for Miss Weaver
Miss Jane Hess Weaver was hosted at a Winston-Salem luncheon by Miss Estelle Follin. Guests included Misses Katherine Hayworth Pattie Thomas Caroline Dalton and several ladies from Raleigh Greensboro Rocky Mount Atlanta and New York City. The gift was linen and the table featured iris and daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Washburn
Herman Smith
Sprinkle
Miss Weaver
Joseph T. Weaver
Beale J. Faucette
New York
J. 8. Lynch
Winston-Salem
William Sprinkle
Durham
W. B. McEwen
John C. Abels
Sara Denny
Rocky Mount
Virginia Ezzard
Atlanta
Francis Marion Shore
Washington, D. C
Marguerite Mann
Mre
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Jane Hess Weaver
Estelle Follin
Mildred Coleman
Katherine Hayworth
Pattie Thomas
Caroline Dalton
Business Girls Hear Report On National Meet
The Business and Professional Girls' club at the YWCA heard a report on the national YWCA convention in Columbus Ohio. Miss Rosalie Andrews, the club delegate, outlined plans to reorganize the National Council and recounted a banquet tied to Northwest Territory founding in 1787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Columbus
Rosalie Andrews
Business and Professional Girls’ Assembly
Andrews
National Council
Northwest Territory
Wilma Byerly
Helen Paschal
Lucille Browne
May Queen Crown Event Slated At High Point College
High Point College will crown its May Queen Saturday at 4 30 pm as part of a festival. The queen will be chosen from three seniors Anne Ross Cerelda Lackey or Marion Holloman by secret ballot. Maids of honor attend as the other two are crowned. The ceremony includes a flower girl train bearers a crown bearer and a 20 member court with escorts followed by a dramatic fantasy The Dream Garden and villagers frolic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Anne Ross
Asheboro
Cerelda Lackey
Fallston
Marion Holloman
Harrellsville
Little Charlene Humphreys
Martha Jean
Helen Oppenlander
Jones Street
M. J. Wrenn
T. Emile Dodamead
Enterprise
Alma Andrews
Nel Poole
Otis Marshall
National Red Cross
Girl Scout Council
Evening Garden Club Tours Nine Lovely City Gardens
Approximately fifteen members of the Tuesday Evening Garden Club toured nine private gardens in the city starting at Mrs. Jones Burns on English Street. The visit featured new members, refreshments, and displays of flowers, vegetables, and landscape designs across residences on North Main Lindsay and Steele streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Garden Club
Mrs
E. J. Hearst
Levi Hayworth
North Main
J. W. Hedrick
J. D. Brame
Lindsay
J. H. Tate
J. W. Montgomery
R. R. Blackburn
J. G. Snipes
Steele Street
Funeral attendances mark Mount Ulla services
Mrs. R. K. Stewart attended the funeral of Mrs. Josephine Sherrill mother of Mrs. George Wood at Mount Ulla yesterday. Mrs. J. T. Burrus returned to the city after attending the funeral of Mrs. A. E B. Sherrill at Mount Ulla yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
Josephine Sherrill
George Wood
Mount Ulla
J. T. Burrus
City
A. E B. Sherrill
Smith Pupils Present Musical Program
Pupils of Dan W. Smith offered a diverse program last evening featuring piano numbers such as Hop O My Thumb and The Jester, and vocal selections including Thou Art The Night Wind and On Wings of Song. Performers included Kenneth Dillion Mare Lovelace A C Lovelace Mrs J H Alfred Annie Louise Brown Elizabeth Ellis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan W. Smith
Kenneth Dillion
Fox
Mare Lovelace
Bach
Jester
A. C
Beecher
Gaul
Hart
Mendelssohn
Howe
Elizabeth Ellis
Friml
Ardidi
Herman Falk
Shadrack
McGimsey
Wolf
A. C. Lovelace
Little Woman In Gray
Hahn
Miss Isabel Boyles Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club
Miss Isabel Boyles hosted the Tuesday Afternoon club at her West Main street home as bridge tables circulated. Prizes went to Mrs. Claiborne Pennington and Mrs. Glenn Pennington with guest towels presented to Mrs. Glenn Pennington. a salad and sweet course followed for a group including Roy Proctor Z P Long Claiborne Pennington Glenn Pennington C F Gibson Douglas Crutchfield Paul Hassler and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Isabel Boyles
West Main Street
Claiborne Pennington
Glenn Pennington
Roy Proctor
Z. P. Long
C. F. Gibson
Douglas Crutchfield
Paul Hassler
Mary Johnson
Evelyn Webb
Evelyn Baker
Lela Maud Boyles
Ellen Mae Pegg
Woman's Auxiliary meets at Main Street M E church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Main Street M E church met Monday at the church hut on Randolph street with Mrs. James B. Lambeth presiding. Extracts from the Buletin were read by Mrs. R. M. Cooksey. Circle one led the program including devotional by Mrs. Frank Marr and a talk titled Sixty Years In China by Mrs. E. J. Poe. Mrs. J. N. Hauss reported on the missionary conference in Monroe and Eugenia Booth sang with Lillian Yow at the piano to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
M. E
Randolph Street
James B. Lambeth
R. M. Cooksey
Circle One
Frank Marr
China
E. J. Poe
J. N. Hauss
Monroe
Eugen
Local Notices and Visiting Residents
James FE Lambeth attends the general conference of the M E church South in Birmingham Alabama. Mrs J A McAuley of Mt Gilead visits daughter Mrs J E Lambeth on Randolph Street. Miss Josephine Williams of Greensboro visits parents Mr and Mrs Robert Williams for the weekend. Mrs M A McGee of Anderson visits son Dr W K McGee at their Cramer Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Lambeth
Birmingham
Ala
M. E. Church
South
J. A. McAuley
Mt. Gilead
J. E. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Josephine Williams
Greensboro
Robert Williams
M. A. McGee
Anderson
Cramér Street
Grace Lutheran missionary society meeting highlights
The Grace Lutheran church missionary society met Monday evening with Mrs. B. C. Ritchie leading. Mrs. G. O. Ritchie and Mrs. L. O. Yeats were elected delegates to the Eastern Conference in Raleigh on May 12. Jane ile pil Mrs. Ralph Cheek moved from Guilford General hospital to Madison Apartments, recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the
Grace Lutheran Church
B. C. Ritchie
G. O. Ritchie
L. O. Yeats
Raleigh
Jane Ile Pil
Ralph Cheek
Madison Apartments
Guilford General Hospital
Puppet Show At Ray St. Tomorrow
Puppet show featuring puppets crafted by children from the Little Theatre in Greensboro will be performed at Ray Street tomorrow. The event was originally set for last week but is now on the schedule for the coming day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray St
Little Theatre
Greensboro
Movies and Travel Talk At YWCA Luncheon
Mrs. Willis Slane presented an illustrated travel talk to about 40 YWCA members at the hut. The program featured scenes from Milan to Naples and Amalfi coast, Vesuvius, Pompeii, Herculaneum, a Naples Rome motor trip, and a voyage to Algiers and Gibraltar with commentary on the sites and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Slane
Y.W.C.A
Cano
E Tures
Naples
Rome
Mediterranean
Giers
Gibraltar
Puppetry Show Postponed at Ray Street School
The performance scheduled for tomorrow at one o'clock at Ray Street School is postponed because a principal puppeteer was unavailable last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Ray Street
Bachelor Girls Elect Officers
Misses Anne Grissom and Elsie Stanley hosted the Bachelor Girls club at Gibson club rooms on North Main Street. Elsie Stanley became president with Lessie Nevil as vice president and Anne Grissom secretary and publicity chair. Olivia Amos named treasurer and Elizabeth Amos chair of the entertainment committee. Helen Davis of Columbia was honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Grissom
Elsie Stanley
Bachelor Girls Club
Gibson Club
North Main Street
Allene Lambe
Lessie Nevil
Helen Smith
Clara Mickey
Olivia Amos
Elizabeth Amos
Helen Davis
Columbia
8. C
Amos
Betty Richardson
Winston-Salem Road
More Boys Sought To Attend CMTC
The recruitment drive for the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Bragg North Carolina runs June 16 to July 15 1938. Government aims to open the training to more youths while meeting the total quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CMTC
Citizens Military
Fort Bragg
N. C
Youths urged to apply for county camp attendance
The note lists Ford County youths who have fled for attendance at the camp including William Ralph Burrage High Point John William comb Greensboro Grant Jr Greensboro Henry B Greensboro Talmar Simon say High Point and John Davis Greensboro There are 38 vacancies in Guilford County and young men ages 17 to should submit applications without delay Lieutenant nel Jonet C Minchinnette county chairman will assist to expedite applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford County
William Ralph Burrage
High Point
John Williamcomb
Greensboro
Grant Jr
Henry
Talmar Simonsay
John Davis
Guilford County
Nel Jonet C. Minchinnette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Togos
Moffitt's
Mary Harper
Hollywood
Arcade Amusement Company Arcade Building
Household Arts Club
L. L. Farlow
Whirl Scout Council
Mra
H. A. Millis
Mra. R. A. Herring
Burton
Tess Russell
Pepper
Tice
Burton Robertson, Jr
Gertrude Strickler
Olin Blickensderfer
Saidie Bunn
Susie Hester
Howard Link
Baren Garlington
W. C. Barnhouse
C. W. Martin
Smith
Bridge Club
Boxwood Gardens
KR. P. Roger
Peggy Anne
South Main ST
ARRI
Drug and Dept
Samuel Hyman
Hunter Crystal
Pach
Rose Point
WM. Rogers
Waltham
Fulton
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