Calendar notes for local clubs and meetings
Wednesday 6 30 p m Business and Professional Women meet at Sheraton Hotel with Ruth Goodman leading program. Thursday 10 a m Girl Scout Council at Y W C A 3 30 Wild Flower Club at North Main Street. 6 30 8 p m Family Night Dinner Emerywood Country Club. Friday 3 30 Canterbury Club at Mrs Phil W Grandjean 5 p m Philomathian Club at Mrs H A Millis North Main Street. 5 p m High Point College Alumni Association executive meeting in Student Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Ruth Goodman
Girl Scout Council
The
Wild Flower Club
Dale Montgomery
J. W. Montgomery
North Main Street
High Point College Alumni Assoetion
Monarch Club Auxiliary Hears Musical Program
Mrs L H Zimmerman entertained Monarch Club Auxiliary at her home 901 Carrick Avenue yesterday afternoon with a musical program. D W Hunter presided over the meeting. Misses Hazel and Charlotte Zimmerman performed with Hazel on piano and Charlotte on xylophone. Songs included It Started All Over Again As Time Goes By and Ive Heard That Song Before Ralph Zimmerman sang The Bas Viol accompanied by Hazel. Visitors present included Mesdames Wayne Atkins J W Whitfield and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Zimmerman
Monarch Club
Carrick Avenue
D. W. Hunter
A. H. Holton
Hazel
Charlotte Zimmerman
Ain
Lve
Ralph Zimmerman
Hazel Zimmerman
Mesdames Wayne Atkins
J. W. Whitfield
Mesdames
J. M. Lancaster
Glenn Brown
H. M Taylor
R. L. Freeman
A H. Holton
E. E. You
Children Divisional Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Children’s Divisional meet ing of First Methodist Church will be held tomorrow evening as a six thirty dinner followed by a program in the church school auditorium. Rev. Wilson Weldon pastor will be principal speaker on Why Have Vacation Church School. Bronson Matney will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Rev. Wilson
YWCA Club Banquet Time Change For Live Yers Event
The Live Y'er Clubs annual Mother-Daughter Banquet at the YWCA will start at seven tomorrow evening, not six thirty as previously announced. Guest speaker will be Og Cc A McMurray, honoring the mothers of Live Y'ers Club members, the business girls organization of the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og Cc. A. McMurray
Business Girl's Organization
W.C. A
Womanless Wedding to Be Repeated in Thomaseville
The Womanless Wedding staged at Main Street School in Thom asville drew a full house last Friday and will be repeated Thursday at eight o'clock at Kern Street School. The event features local participants in a spoof wedding to entertain the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Main Street School
Kern Street
Tea At Emerywood Club Launches Annual Concert Drive
The Emerywood Country Club hosted a tea announcing the Community Concert Association’s annual membership campaign. Roger Donlon of the Columbia Concerts Company spoke as the drive began with over forty officers and workers in attendance. The local campaign bureau will operate at the Sheraton Hotel from nine to five, with adult and student memberships available. Current members are asked to mail checks or deliver funds by Friday night, and the association aims to bring top international artists to High Point again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Emerywood Country Club
Roger Donlon
New York
Columbia Concerts Company
Ual
Sheraton
Sheraton Bureau
W O T Club Hosts Current Events And Garden Tour
Members of the W O T Club and guests visited Miss Mary Alexander at 210 English Street for a current events program and a tour of the hostess garden. Mrs Joseph D. Cox presided at a decorated dining table with crystal flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O.T. Club
Mary Alexander
English Street
Lovely Garden
Leach
Joseph D. Cox
Mesdames Gurney H. Kearns
J. E. Kirkman
C. F E. Rozzelle
Ladies Host Bridge Party for Mrs Schneider in Charleston
Mesdames Cecil and Russell fete Mrs Fred Schneider of Charleston West Virginia with a dessert bridge at the former’s Rockford Road home. Narcissi and lilies set a pink and white color theme as five bridge tables welcomed guests including Mrs Schneider and a long guest list with prizes awarded for top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Russell
Fred Schneider
Bridge
Charleston
West Va
A. Coke Cecil
Harry X. Russell
Rockford Road
Robert Bain
Emory Perryman
Bob Smith
A. A. Koonts
J. W. VanLoan
Schneider
A. Koonts
M. D. Matthews
B. Barksdale
D. F. Foust
W. Jee L. C. Furgurson
P. L. Younts
J. F. Fink
S. M. Evans
Bob Wilson
F. J. Mickey
H. L. Mitchell
Thomasville
Honor Our War Maimed Some Will Shun Them
Ruth Millett argues that Americans must accept and support wounded veterans returning from war. She urges readers to volunteer as nurses aides, work in hospitals, and confront injuries without shock or horror. The piece condemns a young woman who shunned a Marine with a artificial leg and calls for compassion and duty at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth the Marine
Ba el
Tam
Guadalcanal
Ruth Millett
Honor Combination Sparks This Hand
One of the most interesting discussions among experts is the play of certain combination of cards in bridge. The article explains a king jack finesse and how it affects your 11 tricks with openers. A school PTA will sponsor the event with many locals in the cast and audience expected for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
West
East
Parent- Teacher Association
Cheney Whitley Wedding Set For Early In June
Miss Betty Cheney of Detroit will wed Midshipman Joe Lone Whitley of High Point in a candlelight ceremony June 12 at St Josephs Episcopal Church Detroit. The bride elect marks her parents 25th wedding anniversary. Attendants include Eaddy Williams as matron of honor, bridesmaids Chalmers Brown Dorothy Uhl Marol May, and best man Delano Ames. Ushers include C L Joslin Norman Scott H Sherman and Robert Cheney. Whitley to graduate from the Naval Academy June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Betty Cheney
Clarence A. Cheney
Joe Lone Whitley
D. P. Whitley
High Point
St. Joseph's Episcopal Church
Eaddy Williams
Spartanburg
S. C
Cheney
Randolph-Macon College
Chalmers Brown
Knoxville
Brattleboro, Vt
Robert Cheney
Whitley
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ladies Bridge Luncheon Proves Popular Event
The weekly ladies luncheon at Emerywood Country Club drew a lively crowd. North-South high score went to F. R. Wilhite and Harold McKee. East-West top score tied between Robert Garland Esmond Slate and Logan Porter Farrell Gray Virs. George P. Jones Jr. led contract players. winners received war savings stamps. Runners-up listed. luncheon served amid spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
F. R. Wilhite
Harold McKee
Notable Names in Local Entity List
The record lists Howard, J. T. Ryan, Harold Bennett, O. C. Durland, J. S. Welborn, Frank H. Wood, Logan Porter Jr. Harold McKee, J. O. Hauschild, R. L. Brinson, Esmond Slate, Robert Garland, W. P. Hazelwood, C. S. Beaver, R. D. Tillson, Laurance Ingram, Robert Hubbard and F. T Wilhite as named individuals in the period’s roster.
Wesley Memorial class meeting postponed to May 24
The Woman's Wesley Class of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church announced a postponement of its Friday meeting to May 24 due to conflicts. The Catherine Gill Bible Class will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM at 319 Greer Street, home of Mrs. Margaret Peeler. Badminton gains popularity in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Woman's Wesley
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Catherine Gill
Margaret Peeler
Greer Street
Business Club Marks Birthdays And Fetes Bride
Approximately thirty members attended the monthly Business and Professional Club session of the YWCA at Adams Memorial Building. Birthdays for Lucille Browne and Ruth Young were celebrated, a miscellaneous shower honored new member Mrs. Juanita Hayworth Hatcher, and Esther Goldston received a birthday remembrance. A nominating committee was named to present a six month officer slate, and Miss Margaret Link joined the club. Bridal gifts were given to Mrs. Hatcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
Adams Memorial Building
Lucille Browne
Ruth Young
Juanita Hayworth Hatcher
Jo Wood Welch
Ruth Surratt
Annabelle Thompson
Margaret Link
Hatcher
Dr C Excelle Rozzelle Leaves for Louisville Visit
Dr C Excelle Rozzelle of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church left Monday for Louisville Ky to stay with Dr and Mrs W A Ramsay his sister. He plans to return Saturday. Mrs J R Plummer ill at Guilford General Hospital for three weeks has recovered enough to go home on Willow Brook. Girl Scout Council meets Thursday at 10 am at the Y M C A with reports from standing committees. Mrs Howard S Hartzell leaves for Raleigh to attend Diocesan Woman's Auxiliary convention at the Church of the Good Shepherd and will return tomorrow evening. Panama dairy industry threatens to boom Cuba to have first automobile tire factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Louisville
W. A. Ramsay
J. R. Plummer
Guilford General Hospital
Willowbrook
Howard S. Hartzell
Raleigh
Woman's Auxiliary
Church of the Good Shepherd
OBELISK Flour-Self-Rising Promises Quick Golden Bakes
Nutrition experts at a southern university endorse home baking with Jess shortening to make quick golden brown treats in minutes. The ad urges using Ballard's Enriched OBELISK Flour Self Rising or Plain to ensure correct leavening and baking results, warning against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Jess
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Madeline Hoover
Wdnesday
Monarch Club Auxiliary
First Church
Ywca Club
St. Joseph Aspirin
Vic
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Rhode Island
Emerywood Club
W. O. T. Club
Anne Adams
China
Tokyo
Barbados
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
N. Y
McKenney
William EB
America’s Card Authority
West Pass Pass
Cheney-Whitley
North Main &T
Mesdames Harold Bennett
O. C. Durland
Mescames
J. T. Ryan
F E. T. Howard
J. F. Duke
M. Perkinson
Bruce Conrad
Silas Casey
George P. Jones, Jr
D. T. Hunnewell
E. T
Mexico
Business Club
Esther Goldston
Y.W.C.A
Uruguay
Panama
Cuba
Ballard & Ballard
Known
Southern University
Sam
Cuits
Ballard & Ballard Co
Renfro Valley
CBS
E.W.T
C.W.T
Victory Biscuits
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