Greensboro District Methodist Auxiliaries Conclude Meet Here
Delegates and visitors attended the Greensboro District Women’s Missionary Auxiliary session at Wesley Memorial Church in Greensboro. Morning business led to a buffet luncheon, with talks on children’s work and World Peace by Rev. Reid Wall and Mrs. George Hoyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Women’s Missionary Auxiliary
Western North Carolina
M. EB. Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Church
W. T. Powell
Powell
George Hoyle
Shelby
Children’s Work
W. R. Harris
M. R. Banner
Reid Wall
Duck Club Night Hosts Tacky Spring Party At Sedgefield
The Duck Club held a Club Night tacky party at the clubhouse in Sedgefield with about forty guests from Winston Salem Greensboro Marion Siler City and Burlington. Haywood Lassiter won men s prize for a garb of short overalls straw hat and red checked shirt. Miss Melita Eldridge won best tacky girl as an old maid in Gay Nineties. Dancers provided entertainment and Lee Marshall served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Haywood Lassiter
Melita Eldridge
Mildred Schultheiss
Maxine Smith
Clewell Weaver
Owen Ritchie
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Marion
Siler City
Burlington
Lee Marshall
Bridge Night At Emerywood Club Sees Seven Tables
Seven tables of bridge were in play at the Emerywood Country club Tuesday card party held in the ladies lounge. Mesdames Milbourne Amos and J W Poole served as hostesses and prizes of deck cards were awarded at each table after tea and refreshments in the grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Milbourne Amos
J. W. Poole
Local Salem Alumnae Elects Gilbert Clark President
Mrs. Gilbert Clark was elected president of the local Salem Alumnae branch at the annual meeting held yesterday at Emerywood Country Club. Officers include Mrs. Carson Burns as vice president and Miss Mary Young as secretary. guest speakers and a Living Endowment fundraiser via brand coupons were announced. About 25 members attended with refreshments served in the ladies grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Clark
Salem Alumnae Association
Emerywood Country Club
Carson Burns
Mary Young
W. C. Idol
Charles McAnally
Sanders Dallas
Louis Helslig
Mary E. Long
Mabel Davis
Sanders Dalles
General Alumni Association
Business and Professional Girls Club to Award Scholarships
The Business and Professional Girls club of the YWCA decided to use proceeds from Admiral Byrd lecture ticket sales to fund scholarships for young women entering business colleges. Scholarships awarded after applicants secure employment. Membership drive planned for next week and twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and
P. Girls’ Club
Business and Professional Girls Club
Richard E. Byrd
Mary Kearns
Inter-Business Girls Council
Ruth Russell
Lucille Hayworth
Julia Liles
Doris Caldwell
Y’er
Notable Players List From Local Event
The text lists players and hostesses including Mesdames EB E. Mendenhall Gilbert Clinard D F Lydick L J Cherry Jr Fred Whitescarver J H McCall W R Campbell George Robb R L Waynick R I Quigley F Tomlinson J W Thompson H N Phillips Mise Price Mesdames George McLarty Jack Holbrook R L Hubbard Tom Kearns Kenneth Geddie Albert Hart Jr Paul Casey Laurance Ingram H P Hardin J W Lindsay Valette J Harriss and John C Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
EB. E. Mendenhall
Gilbert Clinard
D. F. Lydick
L. J. Cherry, Jr
Fred Whitescarver
J. H. McCall
W. R. Campbell
George Robb
R. L. Waynick
R. I. Quigley
Jack Holbrook
R. L. Hubbard
Tom Kearns
Kenneth Geddie
Albert Hart, Jr
Paul Casey
Laurance Ingram
H. P. Hardin
J. W. Lindsay
Valette J. Harriss
John C. Abels
Elite Club Meets With Miss Vaughan
The Elite club held its weekly meeting at Frances Juanita Vaughan's home. President Gladys Stone welcomed two new members and plans for Friday night May 15 were finalized. Members present included Blanche Harbin Selina Smith Geraldine Hedrick Gladys Stone Thelma Hedrick and Charlotte Stroud along with one visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Juanita Vaughan
Gladys Stone
Blanche Harbin
Selina Smith
Geraldine Hedrick
Thelma Hedrick
Charlotte Stroud
Greensboro Glee Club to Perform Tonight in City
As part of National Music Week May 3 8 the Greensboro college glee club will give a concert at Wesley Memorial Methodist church at eight o clock directed by Walter B Vassar head of the voice department at Greensboro college The group opened Music Week with a May 3 Burlington concert to a large audience and has since toured North Carolina earning a strong reputation in music circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro College Glee Club
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Walter B. Vassar
Greensboro College
Glee Club
First Methodist Church
Burlington
North Carolina
Officers Named for 1936 37 Sophomore Class at High Point College
High Point College elected the 1936 37 sophomore officers this morning John Apple of Reidsville was chosen president Dan Sharpe of Stoewaters is VP Ed Stirewall of High Point becomes secretary and Mary Mitchell of Henderson is treasurer Royce Gibbs of Burlington and Ann Watkins of High Point were named to the student council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
John Apple
Reidsville
Dan Sharpe
Stoewaters
Ed Stirewall
High Point
Mary Mitchell
Henderson
Royce Gibbs
Burlington
Ann Watkins
Spring reflections and community notices from a local paper
The column muses on sunny days and golf misfires while a county official hawks a novel shaving kit with donkey or elephant receptacles for razor blades. It notes the North Carolina post office Clerks convention on May 30 and ends with a humorous veterinary tip about administering medicine to a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hoffman
Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
North Carolina
National Association of Post Office Clerks
Senior Recital Planned at Greensboro College
Miss Charlotte Hammer daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor P Hammer of 1723 North Main Street will give a senior piano recital at Odell Auditorium Greensboro College Friday evening May 8 at 8 30 oclock The program includes works by Gluck Brahms Scarlatti Weber Chopin Ireland Korngold Verdi Liszt Schumann with Miss Blanche Burrus assisting Ushers listed Misses Dellinger Leftwich Robbins Rohrer and Ward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hammer
Victor P. Hammer
Greensboro College
Charlotte Hammer
North Main Street
Odell Auditorium
Hammer
Blanche Burrus
Greensboro Colle
Gavotte
Ireland
Schumann
Miss Burrus
Elizabeth Dellinger
Jean Leftwich
Mary Elizabeth Robbins
Katherine Rohrer
Viola Ward
Social Calendar Highlight May Meeting Mix
The calendar lists club gatherings across Wednesday and Saturday. Mrs L G Robichaux hosts the Contract club on Rockford road. High Point Woman's club meets at the YWCA hut with an executive board session at 3 PM. Utopian Study club meets 3:30 PM at Mrs Herman Smith 421 Edgedale. Canterbury club at Mrs Lyon Otteray drive 3:30 PM. Laura Wesson chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meets Mrs Joe Snider West Point avenue at 4 PM. Lotus club bi weekly meet with Mrs C C Earnhardt Johnson street at 3 PM. Wick Wack club dance 8:30 AM to 12 at the American Legion hut Thomasville with the Se Brothers orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Robichaux
Rockford Road
High Point Woman's Club
Utopian Study Club
Herman Smith
Edgedale Drive
Priday
Wick Wack
American Legion Hut
Thomasville
Farmer Seeks Help after Horse Blows Powder Down
A distressed farmer rushes to a veterinary office crying I am dying The horse blew first The odd exchange ends with the farmer seeking urgent care as the situation unfolds in a rural veterinary setting.
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Veterin
Condu N
Four Building Permits Issued In Wesley Memorial Repairs
Wesley Memorial church receives permits for stalled fire escapes and remodeling the Sunday school room with a $1,600 project, per two permits issued by Fire Chief BE K Ingram. Additional permits cover J B Hall repairs at 1104 Hoover for $350 Ira Adams additions at 1807 Commerce for $250 and J W Welborn reroof at 119 Thurston for $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
BE. K. Ingram
Hall
Hoover Street
Ira Adams
Commerce Street
J. W. Welborn
Thurston Street
Ward 8 Street Epworth League Outing At Colfax
The Senior Epworth League of Ward Street M. E. church hosted a weiner roast for about 30 girls and boys at Colfax. Cold drinks, weiners, and marshmallows were served and the outing was a great success. Weekly Sunday School League services are at 6:45 and welcomes visitors and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Colfax
Bitten by Snake CCC Camp Patient at Burrus Memorial
Horace Winchester of CCC Camp No. 434 was bitten by a snake yesterday and is listed in good condition at Burrus Memorial hospital. He is expected to be released this afternoon.
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Horace Winchester
CCC
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dessert Bridge Honors Mrs. John R. Reavis in Pink Theme
Miss Pauline Haynes and Mrs. Otis Sain hosted a dessert-bridge party at the Haynes home on Chestnut Street. Guests enjoyed pink and white refreshments and spring flower décor as bridge and monopoly games filled the evening. Honoree Mrs. Reavis received a hostess gift, with prizes awarded to high scorers Eva Chap and Mrs. Tre N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Haynes
Otis Sain
P. D. Haynes
Chestnut Street
John R. Reavis
Addie Lomax
Eva Chap
T ‘Ree N
Thelma Pirick
Reavis
Kate Lomax
Smith
Eva Chappalear
M Stanfield
Bessie Hedrick
Ginia Hunt
Ila Hensley
Liles
Virginia Seward Mesdames
Tyree Nabors
J Brooks
Hoyle Lapp
Thelma Patrick
H Smith
Sue Stanfield
Rose Smith
C. D. Goldsmith
M. R. Shields
Community Notes on Local Visits and Recoveries
Friends of C C Hooks learn he has been moved to 207 Parkway from Burrus Memorial hospital and is improving. Local residents make visits as Misses Caudle and Hauser return from Spartanburg, S C, to the area. Mrs Blair will spend months in Forrest Hills N Y. Various residents visit relatives in Burlington Monroe and Winston-Salem. Mrs Sain of Covington Va visits Salisbury, and May Day events are noted at Salem College with Josephine Gibson taking part. Mrs King undergoes a major operation at Burrus Memorial hospital and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls
Business and Professional Observer
Blanche Barbour
Miss Barbour
Ruth Russell
Lucille Hayworth
Lucille Browne
Elva Grissom
Miss Kearns
Youth Association
Cc. C. Prince
Kathleen Roser
Canola Geddie
Helen Paschall
Wilma Byerly
C. C. Hooks
Parkway
Burrus Memorial Hospital
D. A. Dowdy
J. E. Perryman
J. 8. Gibson
E. Gibson
Salem College
Josephine Gibson
J. EB. Gibson
W. C. King
Students Install School Council Members
In the school auditorium the elected ATU council of the high school was installed. Joe Wilson administered the oath to Vi von Drehle as incoming president and Ruth Harrell as president. Von Drehle urged student support for next fall’s Student Council Congress and announced the new officers for the senior class Grover Wilson and Esther Rae Wilson, Randall Goodman and I Parker for juniors, and Taylor and Kathryn Allen for sophomores. Freshmen representatives will be elected next fall at the beginning of the school year. Dr. T. Wingate Andrews, superintendent, welcomed the new members and spoke on the school election.
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Atu
Joe Wilson
Vion von Drehle
Dent
Ruth Harrell
VonDrehle
St Council
Bers
Grover
Esther Rae Wilson
Randall Goodman
I Parker
Taylor
Kathryn Allen
T. Wingate Andrews
Eers
Visitor Arrives With Daughter on Thurston Street
Mrs. Barker receives a visitor and brings news from Thomasville where her daughter has stayed several weeks. Dewey Hammer is in Chicago for several days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Barker
Thurston Street
Dewey Hammer
Chicago
Ness
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greensboro District Methodist
Duke Institute of International Relations
First Baptist Church
Forrest Murray
Wesley Memorial Auxiliary
J. E
J. T. Council
Randleman
Emerywood Party
Quality Bakery A
Felts
Salem Alumnae
Wilda Mae Yingling
Salisbury
School of Music
Chopin
Ibert
Etude
Walter Kester
Mayme Bundy
Roland Holton
Misa Frances Lambeth
Vaughan
Greensboro Glee Club
City
John Mebana
Bill
Hennis
Snakh
ER. BR. Holder
Green Street Baptist Church
R. Holder
Holder
Poplin
C. A. Joyner
A. M. Idol
First Methodist Protestant Church
Blanche Burgess
Lindsay Street
Miss Burgess
Mayme Ellis
Frances and
Jewell Montgomery
M. EB
W. 8. Hasty
Baptist Philathebas
Mary Jones
W. F Hauser
Oraafer
Hutchen’s Bakery
B. Washington &I
Faye
Artis Caudle
Vivian Hauser
Spartanburg, D. C
W. D. Cannon
Caudle
EB. C. Blair
Forrest Hills
N. Y
Ruby Lamb
I. L. Nance
Betty and
Lloyd, Jr
Mra
W. B. Hall
M. D. Robertson
C. M. Weber
John Weber
Danville
C. V Woosley
Mra. Lee Rice
Thomanville
Install Studen Council Member
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman
Just In Mother's Day Cards
New Sheet Music
R. R. Bland Music Co., Incorporated
Med Sane Senne
J. W
Lady Lindsey Beauty Creations
Ann Joyner
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