Jamestown Club Dinner Theatre Party and Ramseur Wedding
Jamestown Octet Club enjoyed a dinner and theatre party with a three act comedy to be staged by Amestown High Dramatic Club featuring Ruth Davis as lead. A baby clinic by Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association is set for Tuesday at 8:40 at theairdale Church. Grace Frazier married Raymond E. Stiely in a Ramseur church ceremony on April 19. The couple will live with Grace’s mother in Ramseur Rt 2. Pre-school clinic for Johnson School area children aged to be 5 by October 1 is scheduled for Tuesday morning 9 to 12.
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Jamestown
Octet Club
Teensboro
Hsman
Miriam Walker
Sarah
Thelma Bliss
Amestown High School
Doyle
Grandma Colbert
Ruth Davis
Airdale Church
Ramseur
Monage
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Grace Frazier
Raymond E. Stiely
Sacato
Avery
N. Frazier
Jer
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High Pointollege
University of North Corona
Chapel Hill
Theohnson
Hool
Final Meeting of Randleman P T A Tuesday Afternoon
Randleman May 4 The last P T A meeting of the school year will be held in the high school at 3 45 PM Tuesday with new officers to be elected. Also notes of local visits and births.
Watkins and Flythe Host Ladies Bridge at Emerywood Club
Mesdames EB G Watkins and Lloyd Flythe will be associate hostesses for Emerywood Country Club ladies bridge party. The event occurs Tuesday at 3 p.m. Reservations are required in advance of the May bi weekly series. Light refreshments will be served before play as per club custom.
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Mesdames
EB. G. Watkins
Lloyd Flythe
Emerywood Country Club
Elm Street Fourth Graders Stage Geography Play
Miss Margaret Chatfield leads Elm Street School fourth graders in a Friday afternoon play. The production, a culmination of a geography unit, features scenes set in Egypt Italy Switzerland and The Netherlands.
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Margaret Chatfield
Elm Street
Egypt
Italy
Switzerland
Netherlands
Brentwood School May Day Pageant Tuesday Theme
Brentwood School sets its May Day celebration on Tuesday at 5 30 on the lawn. The Pageant of the Months will feature school activities for each month with songs and dances including School Days Indian Dance Snowflakes and May Pole Dance. May Queen Adrene Pickard will be accompanied by maids of honor Peggy Lyerly Betty Lou Meadows and a long list of attendants.
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Brentwood
Adrene Pickard
Peggy Lyerly
Betty Lou Meadows
Edna Bowers
May Day Festival at Junior High Delayed to Tuesday
The May Day program at Junior High School was postponed from yesterday due to sudden cold weather and will be staged at 4 p m on Tuesday. Miss Sara Coe Hunsucker will be crowned May Queen with Miss Jane Ferree as maid of honor in a program featuring plantation scenes.
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Sara Coe Hunsucker
Jane Ferree
Woman's College to stage annual concert this afternoon
The Woman's College Glee Club and A Capella Choir under Paul Oneley will perform in Aycock auditorium this afternoon. The Glee Club has earned state wide notice through concerts and radio, while the A Capella Choir debuts after forming last fall from Glee Club members and Greensboro area men. Miss Mary Alan Clinard, UNC student, visits, and was elected dorm house president last week, with her roommate Miss Jane McMasters winning the student council presidency.
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Greensboro
Woman's College Glee Club
Aycock
Paul Oneley
Woman's College
Gleen Club
Glee Club
Oneley
Mary Alan Clinard
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
J. W. Clinard
High Point
Clinard
Miss Clinard
Jane McMasters
Winnsboro
S. C
Jamestown church groups hold regular meetings
The James town Methodist Church women and Missionary Society schedule weekly and monthly gatherings. The ladies Bible class meets the first Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs O M Undy’s home while the Missionary Society convenes Tuesday at 3 p m in the church classroom with hostess Mrs Earl Coltrane. Circle one will serve a church supper Wednesday evening 6 to 8 o'clock with door tickets. Additionally, birth announcements list Margaret Elizabeth Lov ing and Joan Grace Coltrane born May 3 at home.
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Jamestown
Woman’s Missionary Society
Earl Coltrane
College Choir To Sing Here Tonight
The High Point College choir directed by Mrs. Janet Russell Owen performs a sacred concert at Wesley Memorial Church tonight at 8. The program features Mendelssohn and Luther numbers, two solos by Wade Koontz and Zelma Parnell, and Negro spirituals. Dr Embree Blackard will give a brief message.
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Lenoir Rhyne College
Mary Beth Kuhn
Ickory
Katherine Cline
Charleston
West Va
Gladys Woolford
Cherryville
H. D. Moretez
Hickory
Cornelia Marion
Martha Lou Matney
Kings Mountain
Peggy Setzer
Madelyn Thorne
Professor Lee
Carolyn Locke
Waynesville
Edith Ridenhour
Charlotte
Juanita Anderson
Erwin
Marion Morgan
Imogene Locke
Sam Ostwalt
Troutman
C. P. Fisher
Landis
Elizabeth Cooper
High Point
Helen Lee
Concord
Eva Baldwin
Polly Hewitt
Lattimore
Edith Morrow
Gastonia
Ruth Miller
Stony Point
Martha Moretez
Betty Story
Lenoir
Sara Dry
Richard Fritz
Columbia
Hugh Ba
Herman Cauble
Salisbury
Joe Griffin
Rural Hall
Lois Rimmer
Frances Gilbert
Catawba
High Point College
Janet Russell Owen
Wesley Memorial Chor
Mendelssohn
God
Martin Luther
Schubert
Wade Koontz
Hiller
Zelma Parnell
Po' Little
Jesus
Embree Blackard
Raleigh hosts social rounds for state chiropractors
Mrs M Dollar of Raleigh president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the North Carolina Chiropractors Association announces tours luncheons and tea at the governor's mansion during the association meeting in Raleigh next Friday and Saturday May 10 11 Mrs B S Parker heads to New York City to join her husband for the weekend staying at the Hotel Lincoln
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M. Dollar
Raleigh
The
North Carolina Chiropractors Association
Governor's Mansion
Parker
New York City
Hotel
Lincoln
Tea And Topics Club Meets In Greensboro
The Tea and Topics Club will meet Thursday at 3 30 PM at 607 Guilford Avenue Greensboro. Hostess Mrs R M Andrews a former High Point resident will present the program.
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R. M. Andrews
Guilford Avenue
Greensboro
High Point
Wayne Morris Feted On Sixteenth Birthday
A surprise party honored Wayne Morris on his sixteenth birthday at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lanier, 704 South Hamilton Street. Guests enjoyed games and later refreshments prepared by Mrs. Juanita Pike and Mrs. Kathleen Kennedy.
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Wayne Morris
W. A. Lanier
South Hamilton Street
Juanita Pike
Kathleen Kennedy
Piano Pupils of Miss Moton Hold Regular Meeting
The Melody Club under Miss Beulah Moton met at Miss Margaret McIntyre's home at 205 Thurston Street yesterday afternoon. Pupils performed selections by Donald Chaberlie Barbara Lowe Pauline Malonis Gladys Joyce Lucille Linthicum Clyde Connor Jean Montgomery Ann Dowd Zula Mae Spencer and Margaret McIntyre with Lucille Spencer winning a contest. Two poems were read and games enjoyed afterwards.
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Melody Club
Beulah Moton
Margaret McIntyre
Thurston Street
Donald Chaberlie
Barbara Lowe
Pauline Malonis
Gladys
Joyce
Lucille Linthicum
Clyde Connor
Jean Montgomery
Ann Dowd
Zula Mae Spencer
Margaret MctIntyre
Lucille Spencer
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Millikan
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Alamance School
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Bernice Frazier
New York
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Chalmers Eury
Mabel Dolores
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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Miss Bertha Chandler
Watkins
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Club Ladies’ Bridge
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High Point, Inc
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East Farriss Avenue
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Chester G. Coltrane
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Wesley Memorial Church
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Fairfield Road
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Guilford General Hospital
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Colebrook
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Cash & Carry
West Washington
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