District Meeting Of UDC Convenes Here
The Fourth District of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the First Methodist Church with High Point Chapter as hostess. The program included worship, addresses by officers, memorial rites for four deceased members, a luncheon, and elections electing Mrs. Bass as district director and Mrs. Dave Jesln 7ee as designated secretary. A Winston-Salem host for next year was announced. A sleeveless boat neck cotton dress offering comfort is noted for summer wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of the Confederacy
First Methodist Church
High Point
Clyde H. Bass
C. L. Whitaker
Jesse F. Hayden
UDC
United States
W. A. Bivins
Hi H Point
Janie Martin
Mocksville
Martin
Bass
William F. Dickens
Earl Moore
Shelby
C. K. Proctor
Raleigh
Crosses
John Welborn
Winston-Salem
Coera
Elizabeth Croom
Winston , Salem
The
Confederacy
W. C. Tucker
Greensboro
Virginia
Carol Walker
Croom
Charles H. Robinson
Hillsboro
J. L. Lashmit
Lala Cox
J. Frank Morris
George Compton
High Point College
Charles McAnally
Woman's Club
Dave Jes Ln
James B. Gordon
Social club events fill Tipton schedule for week
A lengthy list details daytime and evening gatherings across Tipton. Meetings include the W C U at Mrs E A Lockwood’s home, Sertoma Aux Sana dinner at 801 Carrick, Pilot Club at the Sheraton, and multiple garden and home demonstration club sessions. notable social events feature Ruth Ellen Monroe’s dinner with attendants, a Forestdale Garden Club meeting, and the Monroe McDowell wedding rehearsal and related festivities.
Y. W. C. A. News Tuesday Schedule Highlights
A busy YMCA program slate lists girls swim periods for various ages, Y Teen and adult clubs, craft and education sessions, a business dinner, a golf class, and a trip planning meeting. Open house for 10th and 11th graders rounds out the evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Health Education Committee
Y.W.C.A
Greensboro
Agenda
Robins Club
Stardusters Club
State Convention Delegates Elected By Juvenile Club
The Juvenile Musical Art Club elected delegates to the Junior Convention of the State Federation of Music Clubs. Judy Hicks and Joyce Groome led as officers with Judy Culp and Lettie Fay Meehan elected as president elect and vice president elect. The group discussed Music Week and attended performances including the N. C. Symphony, with Mary Frances Stanton organizing arrangements for a concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Music Clubs
Juvenile Musical Art Club
Carolyn Conrad
Emerywood Estates
Judy Hicks
Miss Hicks
Joyce Groome
Judy Culp
Lettie Fay Meehan
Floyd Meehan
N. C. Symphony
Winston-Salem
Mary Frances Stanton
Miss Groome
Miss Stanton
America
Dana Gibson
Susannah
Donald Conrad
Gayle Leonard
Agenda Club Hosts May Day Breakfast Program
The Agenda Club of the YWCA gathered at Springhill Methodist Church Hut for the annual May Day Breakfast and program. Lena Davis presented a devotional from What If They Had Quit by Pearl Moss as 17 members attended and Pearl Cridlebaugh presided over a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Club
The
YWCA
Springhill Methodist Church
Lena Davis
Main St. Methodist Church
Pearl Moss
Pearl Cridlebaugh
Ralph Norman
W. G Moser
Queens College Tea Honors Miss Wilcox Bride Elect
Miss Venetia Wilcox future bride of Ray Greene was honored at a Queens College tea held at the Phi Mu sorority house in Charlotte. Attendants included Miss Peppy Scott and Miss Joyce Tucker, with about 35 friends present and gifts of roses and silver forks. The couple plan to wed June 12 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venetia Wilcox
Peppy Scott
Kingsport
Tenn
Joyce Tucker
Concord
Phi Mu
Queens College
Charlotte
Wilcox
High Point College
Cecil Wilcox
Cla Greene
Miss Wilcox
Ray Greene
Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church
Mrs Chiles To Have Club Meets Wednesday
The Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. with Mrs. L C Chiles. A dress revue is planned as part of the program.
May Day Breakfast Of Garden Club Held At Westwood Home
The Mid-Week Garden Club plans its final meeting of the year with a May Day breakfast at 9 am tomorrow. Host home is 1225 Westwood, hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Redman. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Collier Eis, Mrs. Jesse Washburn, and Mrs. R.T. Amos Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Redman
Westwood
Mesdames Collier Ellis
Jesse Washburn
R. T. Amos Sr
Ray Storms
Colonial Dr
Oak View
Grange Hall
Delbert Clodfelter
L. C. Chiles
League of Women Voters
P. Hunter Dalton
Rockford Rd
George Haltom
Gay Garden Club
Jack Rochelle
D. Clark
Kate Ragan
Chestnut St
Evelyn Nance
Ruth Ellen Monroe
Lindale Dr
Nature Study Club
Jay Williard
Hillcrest
Guy Carr
Tipton St
Forestdale Garden Club
Jamestown
William Lawrence
Forestdale Dr
P. A. Jones
Collier E.is
R.T. Amos
Wake Robin to Elect Officers
The Wake Robin Garden Club meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Tilman's home on Florham Ave. Officers for the coming year will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C U
E. A. Lockwood
Roy Putnam
R. A. Wilson
Carrick
Pilot Club
Sheraton
VFW Lenga
Begamg
Ain Oo
Ter
A Dawson
E. Farriss
Kathleen Fletcher
Green Acre Garden Club
Walter R. Comfort
James L. Bulla Jr
Wake Robin
Wake Robin Garden Club
Dexter Diaper Aims For B-29 Look Puts Mothers In A Spin
Houston readers learn of a novelty diaper named the Dexter Diaper that resembles a B-29 bomber in design and fast operation. Makers offer samples by mail with a small fee and promise a gift set. inquiries can be directed to the Dexter Diaper Factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Dexter
Dept
Nature Study Club to Meet Thursday
The Nature Study Club will meet Thursday at 10 AM at Mrs. Jay Williard’s home 408 Hillcrest Dr. Speaker Mrs. Guy Carr will discuss making corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Study Club
Jay Williard
Hillcrest Dr
Guy Carr
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Mary Grey
Belk -Beck Co
United Church Women
Perry McDowell
Billie Sue Miller
Hicven
Clyde Lowman
Linton Lutz
Jackie Lig
Wallace
Paxec
Posture Foundation
Bizes
Mrs. Chiles
Garden Club
Efird
Cy Kitche
Department Store
the Friendly Store
Friendly City
High Point, N. C
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