Third Area Conference Speakers Urge Membership Growth at Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Thomas J. Gause of Wilmington, president of the North Carolina American Legion Auxiliary, addressed the third area conference at the Sheraton hotel. She praised unit work in rehabilitation and child welfare, urged enrollment to meet department quota, and presented national citations to several units for membership efforts. The session opened with invocation and color advancement, as local dignitaries welcomed attendees.
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Thomas J. Gause
Wilmington
Department of North Carolina, American Légion Auxiliary
Sheraton Hotel
Clay Hundley
Reidsville
Gausey
Hundley
Jack Burris
W. Constitution
Department of North Carolina, American Legion Auxiliary
Gold Star Mothers and district reports marked Legion event
James B Low of the Andrew Jackson Post welcomed 70 ladies from three area districts as Mrs A H Graham of Hillsboro responded. Edith Moore led songs while Gold Star Mothers Mary J Grant Ernest Mart and L C Phillips were recognized. Luncheon followed and a Tomlinson showroom drive closed the day.
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Meander James B. Low
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
A. H. Graham
Hillsboro
Resbach
Mra
Edith Moore
P. P. Phillips
Asheboro
C. A. York
High Point
H. H. Utley
Franklinton
M. A. Hatcher
Hamiet
Handley
Mary J. Grant
Gause
Tomlinson
Furnik
Woman's Club Meet To Feature Convention Echoes
Echoes from the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs convention will be featured at the Woman's Club general meet at the YWCA Hut. The event, tomorrow at 3 30 p m, is under president Mrs G N Humphreys with a musical program arranged by Mrs H D Sears.
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North Carolina
Hasty High School Presents Crashing Society Comedy
Hasty High School invites the public to Thursday evening commencement exercises in the school auditorium featuring the comic play Crashing Society by James C Parker. The ethiot class offers a family friendly show with a small admission charge.
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Hasty High School
Ethiot
James C. Parker
Stag Club Meeting At Archdale Tonight
The Stag club will hold its regular business and social meeting this evening at 8 o clock at the club lodge near Archdale. Hostess and hosts will be Miss Elvira Marsh John Boles and Wayne Welborn. Miss Louise Creech has been moved to her home 308 Best street from Burrus Memorial hospital and is recovering satisfactorily after four weeks as a patient following an operation for ruptured air.
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Stag Club
Archdale
Elvira Marsh
John Boles
Wayne Welborn
Louise Creech
Best Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Creech
Church Social Plans Friday Wesley Class Meeting
The Woman’s Wesley Bible class will meet Friday at 7:30 PM in the church classroom. Group five, chaired by Mesdames C. L. Lewis and Ed Hoover, will host. The session was postponed from last Monday due to the president’s absence.
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Woman's Wesley
Woman's Wesley Bible
Wesley Bible Class
Mesdames C. L. Lewis
Ed Hoover
J. F. Hayden
Washington Council Meeting on Thursday at New Hall
Washington Council No. 4 Daughter of America will hold a meeting Thursday night at 7 30 in its new hall at 13081 North Main Street The Old Enterprise building. The session will be a flat meeting in the new location.
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Washington Council No. 4
Daughter of America
North Main Street
Enterprise
Social Calendar notes midweek club events and meetings
The Emerywood Country club hosts bi weekly card party with Mesdames Milbourne Amos and James W Poole hosting. The Phi Kappa club meets Mrs A E Taplin at Wood land drive. Salem College Alumnae of High Point meet at Emerywood with Mary Louise Mickey presenting. The Duck club hosts tacky party at Sedgefield lodge. Other gatherings listed across Wednesday to Saturday include garden clubs, golf, art, Utopian Study club, Canterbury club, Latra Wesson chapter, Wick Wack club dance with Brothers orchestra.
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Emerywood Country Club
Milbourne Amos
James W. Poole
Phi Kappa Club
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Salem College
W. B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
W. B. McEwen
R. T. Amos
Women's Golf Association
Emerywood Club
Community Arta Club
Mw Magnolia
Utopian Study Club
Herman Smith
Edgedale Drive
Canterbury Club
Ed Lyon
Otteray Drive
Joe Binder
Latra Wesson
West Point Avenue
Cad
C. C. Earnhardt
Johnson Street
Wick Wack Club
Americans Legion
Thomasville
Brothers
Tatterman Marionettes at High School Jan 15
Arrangements by Mrs Floyd Wilson of the local PTA Council bring the Tatterman Marionettes to the High School auditorium on Friday January 15 1937. The program includes The Taming of the Shrew on an Elizabethan stage and the Jason and the Golden Fleece as a Greek myth dramatization for children.
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Mra
Floyd Wilson
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Tatterman
Jason and the
May Day Pageant at Converse College Highlighted by Indian Legend
Mrs. C. C. Hampp Mrs. D. A. Burress and Mrs. L. Stabler returned from Spartanburg where they attended the May Day festival at Converse College last weekend. Leora Hampp served as costume manager and participated in the Firedancers number. ANNOUNCES BIRTH OF SON Dick Powell Craven born May 4 at 707 West Lexington Avenue.
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C. C. Hampp
D. A. Burress
L. Stabler
Spartanburg
Converse College
Leora Hampp
Bon
8. C. Craven
Dick Powell
Weat
Lexington Avenue
Greensboro College Glee Club to Perform at Wesley Memorial
Tomorrow evening the Greensboro College Glee Club directed by Walter B. Vassar will give a concert at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. The group is praised statewide for its artistic singing and well arranged programs with Miss Elizabeth Mendenhall of Winston-Salem as accompanist.
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Greensboro College
Walter B. Vassar
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Curtin Institute of Music
Philadelphia
School of Music
DePauw University
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Junior Senior Banquet Ends Randleman High Event Colorful
In Randleman on May 6 the junior senior banquet stood out for color and elegance. The gym was decorated with evergreens, dogwood blossoms, and red and white roses, the school colors. Guests entered greeted by Miss Heatrice Hollingaworth and Mary Council. Waitresses Erma Lee Toomes Virginia Dorsett Virginia Hirshaw Ruby Pugh Mary Ellen Farlow Vernelle Robbins Dorothy Russell served cocktails and the memory books and baskets as favors.
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Erma Lee Toomes
Vir
Ginia Dorsett
Virginia Hirshaw
Ruby Pugh
Mary Ellen Farlow
Vernelle Robbins
Dorothy Russell
Smali
George Davis
Paul Jarrett
Robert Ga
Dixie Helms
James Willam Pickard
Colore
H. H. Hamilton
Bernard Spivey
T. L. Helma
Ella Dean Heath
J. C. Fox
Parent Teachers Association
Katherine Talley
Anna Lee Handcock
Local residents return from Washington trip and health updates
People Mre Oca Agenas Elate Agenas Virginia Liverman Le tha Suggs and W F Smith returned yesterday from Washington D C where they spent the weekend with friends. Mrs J C Kaneer of 508 Woodrow avenue is improving at Burrus Memorial hospital after a recent operation. Donald Lee Haynes is recovering at home after an operation at Guilford General hospital Saturday. Dr George T Wood and wife left for Asheville for the North Carolina Medical Society convention expected to last through Thursday. Mrs Mebel Williams Russell has moved from Guilford General hospital to her daughter Mrs C F Elkins home in Archdale to convalesce. Friends of H F Adame report he is improving at home after two operations since March 2 at Guilford General hospital. Mrs A A Gallimore has been moved to her sister's home after hospitalization.
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Mre
Oca Agenas
Elate Agenas
Virginia Liverman
Letha Suggs
W. F. Smith
Washington, D. C
J. C. Kaneer
Woodrow Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Donald Lee Haynes
Guilford General Hospital
West Green Street
George T. Wood
Asheville
The
North Carolina Medical Society
Mebel Williams Russell
C. F. Elkins
Archdale
H. F. Adame
Mr. Adame
Guilford General
A. A. Gallimore
Mrs. Ferguson Convalescing at 12 Cent Tate Street
Mrs. B. T. Ferguson of 12 Tate Street is convalescing at home following a bout of Hinesa.
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B. T. Ferguson
Tate Street
Girls Pentagon Club Meeting This Evening
The Girls Pentagon club will hold a weekly meeting at 7 o clock this evening. The gathering takes place at the home of Miss Lois Chidester, 1163 Rotary Drive, and every member is expected to attend.
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Pentagon Club
Lois Chidester
Rotary Drive
Oak View P T A Holds Final Meeting
The Oak View Parent Teacher Association schedules its final meeting Thursday at 7:80 PM in the auditorium. New officers will be elected and a year-end summary will be presented. Music by students of Frank Payne will be featured.
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Oak View
Fation
Adool
Frank Payne
Mrs J E Wicker Hosts Bridge Event in Graham
Mrs J E Wicker hosted a bridge evening at her Graham home with guests including Miss Ruth Warren and Miss Jessie Wiel. High scorer was Miss Griffin McClure, runner up W A McAdam, and a corsage announced the engagement of Miss Jessie Wiel to Howard M Ellis. The wedding is set for June.
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Miss Wicker
Bi Point School
Color Arrangement In Garden Mid-Week Club Talk
The Mid-Week Garden club will meet at Mrs. B Thomas on Colonial Drive to hear Mrs. W B MeBw discuss color arrangement in the den. Mrs KR T Amee will lead the color arrangements segment and Mrs. McEwen and Mrs H T Hudson urge balanced club participation at the gathering tomorrow morning.
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W. B
Garden Club
B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
KR. T. Amee
McEwen
H. T. Hudson
Business Girls Club Meets This Evening
The Business and Girls club will have a dinner meeting at the Y W A Hut this evening. A business session will follow with president Mary Kearns presiding. All members are asked to attend as reported this morning by Mice Biva som.
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Business and Girls Club
Y. W. A. Hut
Mary Kearns
Mice Bivasom
Woodmen Circle To Meet Tomorrow
Woodmen Circle will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday evening at thirty o'clock in the hall on Ten Street. Eva Hunt reports all members are urged to attend.
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Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Joe Snider
West Poin Avenue
Woodmen Cle
Ten Street
Eva Hunt
Theganization
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Legion Auxiliary
Hears Dept
Doren
Hutchen’s Bakery
Moffitt’s
North Main
Woman's Club
Meet
Guilford May Court
May Court of Honor
HM. M. H
Dorothy Ragsdale
Earline Hunter
Naomi Binford
Alexander
Mary Weber
Lucile Jones
Helen Stilson
Guilford College
Ragedale
Jamestown
le. Chas. Miail
Trinity
Guilford
Colum Kelly Schenck
Billy Beittel
A. D. Beittel
Lucille Jones
Guilford College Community
Providence
R. L
Reidaville
Francs Alexander
Bergenfield
N. J
Mika Eriine Hunter
Eatfeld
Joseph Ragedale
Ragsdale
Leakeville
Mary Ragsdale Strickland
H. Strickland
Regedale
Heywood Washburn
Jesse Washburn
Marcia Anne Furnas
Philip W.furnas
Dawson Millikan
Frank Millikans
Greensboro
Ste Purdom
B. G. Purdom
Frances Cannon Lindley
Francis Lindley
John Hugh. Williams
Concord
William H. Watkins
Ramseur
Schenck
Paul Bowers
Sanford
Hunter
Henry Nan
Misa Binford
John Bradshaw
Franklin
Pinkey Turner
Weber
Edward Charles Schumann
Camden
Miss Jones
Frank Nicholson
Stith
John Anderson
Billie Osborne
Edna Bengel
Anna Bonham
Beatrice Rohr
Ruth Anderson
Tenafly
Betty Locke
Brighton Heights
N. Y
Man
Mary Bryant
Woodland
Julia Cannon
Guilford College Women's Athletic Association
Wee
Russell Pope
Guiliford Fine Arts Club
Memorial Hall
First Baptist
Firat Baptist Church
L. G. Monroe
Cc Avenue
Green Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
B’nallarael Synagogue
J. Pliskin
Ed Shane
Pliskin
Washington Council
Laura Wesson VII
D. C
Saint Mary's Church
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Woman's Guild
T. V. Osborne, SR
T. V. Osborne
T. V. Jr
Osborne
Missula Richardsap
P.T. Council
Yeat Malls
Highpoint
Thomasville Mint
Tremasville ML
Hart
Greensboro College Glee Club
Randleman
Oak View P.T. A
Isaac Fidler
High Point, HN
Quality Bakery
Ait
Hemraees A
Dize
J. E. Wicker
Graham Functio
Business Girls’ Club
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Mother's Day
R. R. Bland. and Music Co, Food Ie
Eee Guitane
Ays
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