Reports Of Ventures At Regular Woman's Club Meeting
The Woman's Club at Blair Park Clubhouse reviewed ventures including an Easter program at Floral Park Cemetery and a Cancer Control Drive. Reports of the Raleigh state convention were given and the club discussed universal federation membership ending with plans for a garden party to close the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Blair Park
Floral Park
Robb
American Homes Department
C. H. Williard
Whitescarver Cabin
K. G. Paxton
Raleigh
Virginia Clinard
H. A. White
Sadie Dunbar
General Federation
Forum On International Relations
Rabbi Rypins
Greensboro
Lindsay Patterson
Winston-Salem
H. D. Sears
Book Club Luncheon Plans Year Ahead
Members of the Wednesday Book club met at Mrs. Fred Thomas's Forest Hill Drive home for a luncheon. Hostesses were Mesdames Collier Ellis and F. F. Dickson with Mrs. Thomas. They discussed next year's program led by Mrs. S. C. Clark and Mrs. H. P. Hardin, assigning topics and planning a May 17 picnic at an agreed location, possibly Guilford Battleground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Book Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Mesdames Collier Ellis
F. F. Dickson
Thomas
H. P. Hardin
Hardin
Guilford Battleground
Mesdames
S. C. Clark
A. E., Taplin
Kenneth Redman
R. §. Lafferty
Collier Ellis
Interesting Program At BPWC Meeting With Installations
The High Point BPWC April meeting at the Elwood Hotel featured an evening program of music by Ella Lou Taylor and Doris Koonce. Mrs. C. B. Stainback led discussions on My Future and Yours with groups tackling A Prescription for Success and A Prescription for Security. New officers headed by Oriana B. James were installed by Margaret Thompson with Clara Whitehead Ruth Goodman Birtie White Carrie McGirt. Three new members were welcomed along with visitors including Clara Harrison and Mrs. E. R. Gary who spoke on Cancer Control Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Oint Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Ella Lou Taylor
Woman's College
Greensboro
Doris Koonce
Margaret Thompson
Thomasville
BPWC
Clara Whitehead
Ruth Goodman
Birtie White
Carrie McGirt
E. R. Gary
Woman's Club
Geddie Strickland
Pearl Bumgardner
Feral Green
Eleanor Currin
Thompson
Clara Harrison
Thomasville Club
Consistency and harmony in Rome furnishings topic led study club
Mrs Lamar McCallum spoke on consistency in interior furnishing aligning with exterior architecture at the Twentieth Century Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs Co J Sechwein on Parkway. She cited Home Furnishings by Anna H Rutt and The Personality of the House by Emily Post, noting harmony in style and color. Spring flowers adorned the living room and a Sweet course was served to members including Mesdames Lehmann, McCallum, Risch, Koonts, Freeman, Henderson, Gluyas, and Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
LamareCallum
Twentieth Century Study Club
Co. J. Sechwein
Parkway
McCallum
Anna H. Rutt
Emily Post
Schwein
Mesdames C. E. Lehmann
Lamar McCallum
Charles Risch
Henry Koonts
W. F. Freeman
E. (. Henderson
W. W. Gluyas
J. W. Thomas
West Em erywood Garden Club and May Social Calendar
The social calendar lists events across Emerywood area: West Em erywood Garden Club at Mrs. Teague on Hillcrest Drive 10:30 a.m. Philomath ean Club hosted by Mrs. J E Kirkman on Washington Street 3:30 p.m. Canterbury Club hosted by Mrs. C M Waynick at Fieldstone Farm 3:30 p.m. Emerywood Country Club May calendar begins with an evening bridge at the clubhouse 8 p.m. Piedmont Camp No 62 Anniversary Ball at National Guard Armory English Street 9:30 p.m. with John Peddicord orchestra. Saturday tea hosted by Mrs. Boyd Stout and Miss Dorothy Hoskins for Miss Mildren Weasinger on Arbordale Drive 3:30-5:80 p.m. Sunday May Day festival at High Point College 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Piedmont
National Guard
English Street
John Peddicord
Boyd Stout
Dorothy Hoskins
Stout
Arbordale Drive
Mildren Weasinger
High Point College
Swing Club Names Officers For New Year At Meeting
The Swing Club elected officers for the six month term at Miss Mildred Hutchins home. Ben Harriss is president Catherine Carmichael vice president Estelle West secretary treasurer Frances Moon program chairman Lillian Weisner club reporter. A weiner roast at City Park on May 15 is planned with each member inviting a girl friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hutchins
Ben Harriss
Catherine Carmichael
Estelle West
Frances Moon
Lillian Weisner
Weiner
Altrusa Board Dinner Honors Members and Appointments
Altrusa club executive board met at Mrs. Edna Blake’s Montlieu Avenue home for a dinner and business session chaired by Miss Lucile Johnston. The group announced Mrs. Marie Caddell’s appointment to the hostess committee of the International Altrusa convention in Portland and Miss Johnston’s own board of regents role at Barnum Springs Orphanage. Attending were Miss Lillian Massey, Miss Lois Welborn, Miss Julia Ryan, Mrs. Edna Blake, Miss Hazel Johnson, and Mrs. Mary Ballard. In Winston-Salem news, Mr. and Mrs. J R Sexton announce the birth of Carol Ann on April 25 at their Long Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Blake
Lois Welborn
Altrusa Club
Blake
Montlieu Avenue
Lucile Johnston
Marie Caddell
Portland
Oregon
Miss Johnston
Barnum Springs
Lillian Massey
Julia Ryan
Hazel Johnson
Mary Ballard
Sextons
J. R. Sexton
Carol Ann
Winston-Salem
Long Street
Community Prayer Group Meets Friday at Mrs Scoggins Home
The Community Prayer Group will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at 302 West Bay Street hosted by Mrs Scoggins Nat Oliver will lead the session. The Willing Workers of Main Street Methodist Church plan an evening gathering at 7 30 PM at 118 North Hamilton Street changing from the previously announced Friday. The Beulah Winfrey class of Green Street Baptist Church holds its monthly business meeting Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
William Blythe
North Hamilton Street
Beulah Winfrey
Green Street Baptist Church
Plans For W O W Anniversary Dance At Armory
Plans are completed for Piedmont Camp No. 62 Woodmen of the World anniversary dance at the National Guard Armory on English Street tomorrow night. Seven sponsors are named and Winston-Salem orchestra leader John Peddicord will provide music with vocalists Miss Anne Tyree and Reginald Marshall. The armory floor and stage have been finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
National Guard
English Street
Jackie Sugg
Nita Underwood
Dorothy Slaydon
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Mamie Brame
Elizabeth Anne Martin
High Point
Ruth Kindley
Thomasville
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Anne Tyree
Reginald Marshall
Church Outing Planned After Friday Meeting
The meeting Friday afternoon will be an outing with all members meeting at the church at six o'clock and transportation provided. The Woman's Guild of St. Mary's Episcopal Church serves a fried chicken supper tomorrow evening from six to eight with tickets via Guild members. Pilgrim Holiness class will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 with Mrs Eugene Proctor on Richland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Pilgrim Holiness
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Eugene Proctor
Richland Avenue
Peace College names Louise Stirewalt editor in chief
Miss Louise Stirewalt of Raleigh a freshman at Peace College has been chosen editor in chief of Voices of Peace the college publication. She will also serve as delegate to the Inter Collegiate Press meeting in Greensboro representing the college publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Stirewalt
Peace College
Raleigh
Voices of Peace
Greensboro
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Pease
Book Club
Home Furnishings
Thomasville Cotillion Club
Paul Hassler
Swing Club
Nancy Gray Riley
M. E. Riley
Nancy Gray
Thissell Street
Engine
Marinello
Altrusa
ST. Mary's Guild
Morrow
College
Stirewalt
N. S. Stirewalt
East
Lexington Avenue
Mor
Junshane
Richardson’s
Richardson
Phillips
Peas
Rinso
van Camp
Dungaree
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