State College Style Show Winners at North Carolina State College
Winners of the annual textile Style Show at North Carolina State College include 132 participants from 11 colleges. The photo shows Vera Rackley Emmy Wellman Virginia Kerns Sadie McCall Virginia Patrick Iva Mae Fowler Mary Lanier Seagraves Athiea Boone Sarah Hasson Mary Graham Elizabeth Norfleet and Wylma Ferguson. Fabrics for costumes were designed and woven by Textile School students. The photograph was taken after the tenth annual show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Vera Rackley
Warrensville
Appalachian State Teachers College
Emmy Wellman
Salisbury
Catawba College
Virginia Kerns
Ether
Eton College
Sadie McCall
Elizabeth Norfleet
Roxabel
Salem College
Wylma Ferguson
Asheville
Women’s College of the University
State College
Public Offered Opportunity Of Visiting Lovely Gardens
Five of High Point's loveliest gardens will open to the public on Saturday May 8. Mrs Valette J Harris, Garden Club Council president, announces proceeds aid the Cadet rose garden at B Park. Guides will be available at each location with a small admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Valette J. Harris
Garden Club Council
J. E. Millis
Forest Hill Drive
R. T. Amos
Forest Hill
A. Tate
Broad Street
Miss Perry Bride Elect Honored at J H Allred Bridge
Miss Dorothy Perry of Thomasville, bride elect of E C Brandon Jr., was feted by Mrs. J H Allred at a Sunset Drive bridge party. Guests from Thomasville included Miss Kyser and Mrs C F Gibson among many others. Tea and desserts followed five tables of contract with prizes and nuptial themed decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Perry
Bridge
J. H. Allred
Dorothy Perry
Thomasville
E. C. Brandon, Jr
Sunset Drive
Alma Andrews
C. C. Bruton
Perry
Allred
Kitty Kyser
C. F. Gibson
D. E. Cauble
Lela Maud
Virginia Boyles
Douglas Crutchfield
John R. Perry
Edith Crowder
Julia Coe
Frances Gueth
Peg
Vi Jenkins
Louise Adams
Mesdames
Phillip Walker
Darrell Bulla
Elmer James
James J. Ellington
Fred Babcock
Solon G. Williamson
Robert Davie
Mary Reid Idol
Coterien Club Moves to Expanded Arcade Rooms
The Coterien Club has moved to larger second floor quarters in the Arcade Building with two leased rooms for meetings and social activities. New officers elected for the quarter are Darrell Bulla president Robert Davis vice president Bob Adams secretary Rip Tabb treasurer and Bill Price corresponding secretary. The club reports growing activities and an open house planned for the new rooms. The softball season has begun with the Coterien defeating the Buccaneer club of Greensboro 8 to 7 on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
Darrell Bulla
Robert Davis
Bob Adams
Rip Tabb
Bill Price
Coterien
Buccaneer Club
Greensboro
Coteriens
Priscilla Club Meeting and Legion Tea Details
Social Calendar notes a Priscilla club gathering at Mrs R Laf ferty’s Louise Avenue home at 3 p m and an American Legion Auxiliary tea at Mrs W J Bennett 906 Fourth Street from 3 30 to 6 p m to honor World War II mothers before Mothers Day. contact Mrs M P Vail or Mrs Bennett for transport or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Lafferty
Louise Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
W. J. Bennett
Fourth’ Street
M. P. Vail
Bennett
Mrs Jack W McMahon Visits Relatives in Florida
Mrs Jack W McMahon left yesterday for an extended visit with her mother Mrs J M Crafton and two relatives, all confined to a Kissimmee Florida hospital after recent operations. R J Shoemaker returned from Sumter South Carolina. Evelyn Martin recovers from operation at Guilford General hospital last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. McMahon
Kissimmee
Fla
J. M. Crafton
Dorothy Spurgeon
James Peevey
Evelyn Martin
Guilford General Hospital
Church Social Mary Harper Class to Meet Friday
The Mary Harper Philathea class of South Main M. E. church will meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. at 322 West Russell street with Mrs. M T Hicks Jr hosting and new officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harper
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Friends Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Archdale
Archdale M. E. Church
Don Payne
Miss Frank To Present Pupils In Thomasville Musicale
Miss Virginia Frank will present her Thomasville violin pupils in their first public musicale in the Music hut on Salem street. The program includes Volga Boatmen, Carnival of Venice, O Sole Mio, Capua, Concerto in C, Le Paloma, Meditation Thais, Pizzicato Gavotte, and Three Fours. The Modern Art Trio and accompanist Evelyn Boyd join as featured performers. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Virginia Frank
Music Hut
Crewe
Salem Street
Crews
Bobby Crews
Sally Ruth Shuford
S.ccos
Yradior
Bobby Carpenter
Paul Green
Ruth Wood
Elizabeth Hoffman
Veces
Cs Massenet
High Point
Evelyn Boyd
Coleridge-Taylor
The
Modern Art Trio
Sailing Vessels Topic At Twenty Century Club Meeting
Mrs. W W Gluyas spoke on Sailing Vessels for the Twenty Century Club at Mrs Lamar McCallum Park Way home. The lecture traced ship history from Egyptian and Phoenician vessels to modern days noting 1850 as a peak for American sailboat building and the decline of wind powered lines. Light refreshments followed as spring flowers adorned the McCallum residence with club members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gluyas
Twentieth Century Club
Lamar McCallum
Parkway
Hollywood
McCallum
Mesdames R. I. Quigley
Craven Page
W. W. Cae
CC. Ee. Reem
C.J. Schwemn
W. F. Freeman
Mrs. McCallum
Tinsley Family Grief as Mother Falls Ill in Georgia
L E Tinsley’s mother Mrs J E Tinsley of Calhoun Georgia is gravely ill at age eighty. L E Tinsley left Tuesday night to be with her, with no hope of recovery after a message to Mrs L E Tinsley states her condition is unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BE. Tinsley
Calhoun, Ga
J. E. Tinsley
DeMolays Of Two Cities Plan June 3 Dance
High Point and Greensboro DeMolay chapters arrange a joint Graduation Ball for June 3 at the Trianon ballroom Greensboro. Mal Hallett and his orchestra will provide music for graduates and guests in what’s billed as an outstanding social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
de- Molay
Trianon
Mal Hallett
South
Distinguished Guest Is Visitor In City
Mrs. John L. Woodbury of Louisville Kentucky, sister of Mrs. A T Wishart, visits Steele street home. They returned from Richmond Virginia where they attended the Mothers rooms dedication at Robert E Lee birthplace. Mrs Woodbury spoke as president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The two women stayed with Mr and Mrs George Urwick at Gastonia Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Woodbury
Louisville
A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
Woodberry
Wishart
Richmond
Robert B. Lee
Woodbury
United Daughters of the Confederacy
George Urwick
Gastonia
Senior Girl Reserves Spring Carnival Friday
The Senior High School Girl Reserves host a Spring Carnival at the YWCA Hut on Friday May 7 with two performances at 4 PM and 8 PM. Activities include a fishing pond ponies comedy film elephants clowns food Bingo Penny Game Ring the Hooks side shows dancing and a floor show featuring Helen Marie Young and others. Chairmen Louise Surratt Evelyn Sechrest Frances Williams oversee publicity Francesa McDonald Madeline Lee. Nora Graham acts as mistress. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Helen Marie Young
Charlie Hedrick
Edward Kemp
Jack Sappenfield
Anne Tyree
Eloise Rankin
Arthur Ulley
Christine Leonard
Marjorie Barker
Louise Surratt
Evelyn Sechrest
Frances Williams
Francesa McDonald
Madeline
Frances Gregg Hosts Attractive Tenth Birthday Party
Frances Gregg entertained several friends at a birthday party at her home to celebrate a tenth birthday. Games were played with prizes, followed by ice cream and cake served by Mrs. Gregg for guests including Evelyn B, Betty Grady, Janet Russell, Jen Russell, Beverly Han, Valeria Kivett, Juanita Burris, Bonnie Burris, Pauline Kelly, Ruth Chaney, Pat Koo, Ann Moss and Virginia Gress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gregg
Mrs. Gregg
Evelyn B
Betty Grady
Janet Russell
Jen Russell
Beverly Han Valeria Kivett
Juanita A
Bonnie Burris
Pauline Kelly
Ruth Chaney
Pat Koo
Ann Moss
Virginia Gress
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Congress
Walkup McCain
North Main
Moffitt’s
N. Main
R. J. Shoemaker
Sumter, S. C
First Baptist Church
Mary Conrad
Leslie Johnson
A. B. Conrad
Cornelia Howard
L. B. Jolly
L. B. Williams
Grover Jones
Marjorie Smith
Pearl Eichelberger
Jesse Jolly
Esther Guy
Mamie Baird
Herman Goodman
Bolivia
Paraguay
Frank
the Volga
Boatmen
Gilbert Snyder
Carnival of Venice
Munem
Harvey
Raul Wrecee O Sole
Capua
Wieniawski
Hob Nob Club
Serena Hunsucker
Bunker Hill
Prospect Road
Ruby Gibson
Betty Richardson
Allene Lambe
Katherine James
Opal McMillan
Olivia Amos
Evelyn Sigman
Buck Davis
Thurlow Kearns
Joe Wadsley
Tommie McMillan
Welborff Malpass
This City
W. T. Harriss
Jack Russell
Bill Mack
Mise Margaret Peace
Hoyt Hedrick
Janie Crawford
Dorothy Sutton
Clarence Malpass
Bob Sassman
L. E. Tinsley
South Main
Wagger's Ladies Shop
Richardson
Coats
Bae
Bemberg
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