College May Queen's Identity To Be Revealed In Ceremony Tomorrow
Speculation on High Point College campus ends as a May Queen is chosen in tomorrow’s 4 30 pm coronation. Three senior women are finalists Derelda Lackey Anne Ross and Marion Holloman with two maids of honor. The event features a prologue a dramatic fantasy final village frolic and court attendants with escorts and a flower girl mascot train bearers and a crown bearer named.
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High Point College
Derelda Lackey
Fallston
Anne Ross
Asheboro
Marion Holloman
Harrellsville
Charlene Humphreys
Martha Jeanne Burton
Tess Russell
Pepr’ Tice
Orton Robertson, Jr
Max Rogers
Mary Mitchell Baily
Mable Parham
Florence Allen
Tommy Jones
Jane Austin
Annie Howell
Gilbert Primm
Betsy Dean Wagner
Alice Jones
Polly Palmer
Jeanne Rankin
Sara
Charles Ostwald
Katherine Mathews
D. T. Harvey, Jr
Ruth Briles
Dwight Morgan
Bernadine Hurley
Forrester Allman
Elizabeth Bagwell
Paul Hamilton
Anna Francis Jones
Beverly Bond
Florence Ward
G. I. Humphreys, Jr
Jean Holloman
Arthur Edwards
Lorene Koontz
Lindsay Walker
Elsie Taylor
Earl Barrett
Virginia Sprinkle
Allen Thacker
Hazel Kiser
Salem College
Salem Academy
Academy Hill
Periwinkle Bank
Virginia Lee
Kinston
N. Y
Margaret Brigas
High Point
Plans Complete For Girl Scouts Mystery Trip Tomorrow
Final plans are set for the Girl Scout Mystery Trip to be held tomorrow starting at 10 30 p m at the Jones street entrance to the junior high school. Mesdames Carroll Coltrane Strickland Wall and Stroupe lead the arrangements with judges Mrs M J Wrenn T E Dodamead and a staff photographer. The Cavalcade will depart with a secret destination and a program of mass singing folk dancing lunch rally and troop representation. First aid firebuilding bed making signaling and nature study will be led by capable leaders and refreshments will follow by the High Point Girl Scout Council. An evening dinner at the Sheraton hotel will honor regional director Miss Helen Oppenlander and regional camp advisor Miss Burch of Atlanta among others.
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Jones Street
M. J. Wrenn
T. E. Dodamead
High Point Girl Scout Council
Sheraton Hotel
Helen Oppenlander
Burch
Atlanta
David T. Yow
E. H. Blackard
R. A. Herring
Dana Nichols
Spring Fever Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Black-Draught a purely vegetable laxative from Nature's own laboratory. It claims to wake a sluggish colon and provide prompt relief, with ongoing regularity as the laxative of the South.
Tri City Ball Tonight Draws DeMolays Guests
Local DeMolays and their ladies will attend the annual Tri City Ball at the Jefferson Roof Garden Greensboro tonight. Henry Terry and his orchestra provide music for a nine to one affair with about fifty couples expected. Plans were finalized at the High Point chapter meeting.
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Tri- City
Jefferson Roof Garden
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Henry Terry
High Point Order
May events fill weekend in Guilford area
The social calendar lists Friday events with Mrs. Charles H. Risch hosting a Twentieth Century study club buffet at Hillcrest drive and a Duck club May Frolic at Sedgefield manor with Frankie Gerard and his D Men of Duke University. Saturday brings May Day at High Point college, a Delta Alpha Epsilon spring banquet in the Sheraton ballroom with Guilfordians, plus Idylwild club dances at Sedgefield manor with Jimmie Cannon’s band.
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Charles H. Risch
Twentieth Century Study Club
Hillcrest Drive
The
Duck Club
Sedgefield Manor
Frankie Gerard
D Men
Duke University
High Point College
Delta Alpha Epsilon
Sheraton Hotel
Guilfordians
Household Arts Club Manages Birthday Celebration at Mrs Farlow’s
The Household Arts club gathered yesterday at Mrs L L Farlow’s 602 Jones Street to honor Mrs John T Ellis on her birthday. Roses and a large white cake adorned the table while gifts were exchanged. Miss Annie Blackburn and Mrs Ellis received corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Farlow
Jones Street
Household Arts Club
John T. Ellis
Ellis
Annie Blackburn
Ohio
Mrs. Ellis
Mesdames
C. F. Grisson
T. G. Shelton
J. H. Womble
Fred L. Ingram
J. R. Montgomery
N. E. Russell
Sam Dutton
Farlow
Silas Casey
May Frolic at Sedgefield Manor Draws Regional Crowd
The Duck club hosts a May Frolic this evening at Sedgefield manor with members from High Point Greensboro and Burlington. Sponsors include Helen Crowder Mere dith Jackson Gloria McCall Emily Harris Alma Mcelver and Margaret Whittington. Frankie Gerard and his D Men provide music. Dancing runs from 10 to 2 with several chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Duck Club
High Point
Greensboro
Burlington
Helen Crowder
Meredith Jackson
Gloria McCall
Emily Harris
Alma Mcelver
Margaret Whittington
Winston-Salem
Frankie Gerard
D Men
Duke University
M. L. Patrick
M S. Hall, Jr
George Wood
Robert Garland
B. 8. Goode
Birthday Evening Honoring Mrs J Fred Lambe At Smith Home
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Smith hosted Wednesday night for Mrs. J. Fred Lambe in celebration of her May birthday. The event featured moving pictures of their European tour and Washington D C, followed by cake and refreshments and a stroll through the garden. guests included Miss Eather Maness, Miss Helen Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. J Fred Lambe, Mr. and Mrs. C B Boylen, and Mr. and Mrs. EB G Abbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Smith
J. Fred Lambe
Paris
France
Rome
Italy
Europe
Washington, D. C
Silver Moon Cafe Opens at Five Points
Announcement reports the opening of the Silver Moon Cafe and service station at Five Points by proprietors Long and Morris. The cafe offers a varied menu and the new establishment aims to serve locals with fuel and dining options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Points
Long and
Morris
Muskrat Meat Supply Pegged at Six Million Pounds in Louisiana
In Louisiana, about 6,000,000 pounds of muskrat meat are available annually for food consumption, highlighting the state's wildlife harvest and potential local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Bridge Party Honors Miss Weaver Preceding Her Wedding
Mrs. F. H. Hallenbeck hosted a bridge event for Miss Jane Hess Weaver at Forest Hill Drive with three tables of contract play. Prizes went to Miss Virginia Ezzard of Atlanta and to Miss Weaver, with a prep dinner at the Sheraton and a country club dance as final pre wedding events before the wedding tomorrow at Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Weaver
F. H. Hallenbeck
Forest Hill Drive
Jane Hess Weaver
Virginia Ezzard
Atlanta
Weaver
Sara Denny
Rocky Mount
Caroline Dalton
Pattie Thomas
Betty Jo Abels
Margaret Sears
B. J
Harold White
W. C. Jones
Virginia Kasard
Sedgefield Inn
Country Club
Bride Honored At Buffet Supper In Barber Street Home
Mrs A G Ellington Jr and Miss LaVelle Wilson hosted a buffet supper at Ellingtons Barber street residence honoring recent bride Mrs Frances Oliver Smith. Guests signed recipe cards, with pink roses and peonies decor and an indexed box presented to the honoree. Out of town visitors included Mrs Aubrey Kinney and Miss Eleanor Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ellington, Jr
LaVelle Wilson
Barber Street
Claude A. Smith
Frances Oliver
Anna EB. Kearns
Edythe Crooks
Love Monday
Claudine Irkman
Martha Jarrett
Mesdames Talmadge Ellington
Walter Hutchins
Kelman Gomo
van Canady
Robert Taylor
Aubrey Kinney
Greensboro
Eleanor Davis
Wilson
Margaret Hedrick Hosts Bridge Supper for Mrs Frank Holmes
Miss Margaret Hedrick entertained at a buffet supper and four-table bridge party in honor of Mrs Frank Holmes formerly Dorothy Smith. Guests included Miss Dorothy Smith, Mrs Gene Armstrong, Mrs Edwin Hedrick, Mrs Robert Williams, and others. Prizes were stationery and travel soap with silver gifts given to the honoree and Mrs Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hedrick
Frank Holmes
Dorothy Smith
G. Beb
Hedrick
Gene Armstrong
Edwin Hedrick
Holmes
Robert Williams
Mary Reid
Miss Jane Hess Weaver Bride Elect Honored at Luncheon Bridge
Mrs Gilbert Clinard hosted a pre nuptial bridge luncheon for Miss Jane Hess Weaver at her mother Mrs L R Stewart’s home on Lindsay street. Guests included Miss Caroline Dalton who won high score and received a double deck of cards, with gifts given to the bride elect and to Mrs Roger Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hess Weaver
Clinard
Gilbert Clinard
Bridge
L. R. Stewart
Lindsay Street
Caroline Dalton
Roger Edwards
Julia Drake
Raleigh
Miss Weaver
Sara Denny
Rocky Mount
Virginia Ezzard
Atlanta
Margaret Sears
Betty Jo Abels
Pattie Thomas
Dorothy Ingram
Mesdames c. T. Ingram, Jr
Elwood Corll
Howard Marsh
John Whitescarver
William Jarrell
Albert Hart, Jr
Miss Nelle Ansley Resigns YWCA Post in High Point
Miss Nelle Ansley resigns as executive secretary of the local YWCA and plans to take a similar post in Honolulu by late August after graduate study at Ohio State University. She leaves High Point June 19 for Ohio and will head the education and business girls departments at the new association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Ansley
Young Women's Christian Association
Honolulu
Y.W.C.A
Miss Ansley
Ohio
Ohio State University
Department of Education and Business Girls
High Point
Cleveland
Carter Dalton
Dalton
M. J. Wrenn
H. A. Millis
H. I. Coffield
W. C. Idol
Gladys Ellington
Mothers and Daughters Banquet At Central Friends Church
Mothers and Daughters of Central Friends Church will hold their annual banquet in the church annex Sunday at 5 30 p m Mrs Luther Barker president of the Woman's Auxiliary will be toastmistress and Mrs A B Frost will give the principal talk Additional vocal selections will be performed by Mrs J Gurney Briggs and Miss Mary Sue Briggs The full program will be announced Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters of
Central Friends Church
Church Annex
Luther Barker
Woman's
A. B. Frost
J. Gurney Briggs
Mary Sue Briggs
Women Of Moose To Host Dance Saturday Evening
The Women of the Moose announce a dance at Chains studio on Saturday May 7. Dancing starts at nine o'clock and the public is invited to attend at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Chains’ Studio
iD A R Chapter Meeting Tuesday At Country Club
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a regular meeting at Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday at 3 30 in the afternoon. Associate hostesses will include Mrs Caldwell Jr, Miss Alice Caldwell, Mrs Haworth, Mrs Raymond, Mrs Richardson, Mrs Smith, and Mrs Tabb. Mrs Hayden, newly elected regent, will attend in this capacity and she has called an executive board meeting for 2:15. Board members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emerywood Country Club
Mra. A. &. Caldwell, Jr
Aliee Caldwel
C. Haworth
Katherine Raymond
D. B. Richardson
Frank B. Smith
W. L. Tabb
W. L. Tabb. This Wil Be the First Meeting At Which Mra
Roy Champion Jr Born in Asheboro to Roy and
Mr and Mrs Roy Champion of Asheboro announce the birth of a son Roy K E Jr on April 28 in Asheboro. The Champions are former residents of High Point.
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Roy B&b, Champion
Asheboro
Roy KE. Jr
Champion
High Point
To Mother A nostalgic verse by Gertrude Cook Page
A reflective poem to a mother, praising kindness and resilience through childhood memories. The speaker recalls a blue cup and plate, a grey kitten, a grandfather clock, and a carriage departure, expressing gratitude and asking for strength to bear future grief and joys.
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Grey Kitty
Gertrude Cook
Local residents plan visits and travel for May events
Mrs C F Tomlinson Miss Anna Tomlinson and Miss Clara Cole Sherrod depart for Sweet Briar Va for the May Day Fete with Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson in the May Queen's court. Nearby families relocate and visit as Crouch, Peatross and Ingram households move or travel with hospital and school notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Tomlinson
Anna Tomlinson
Clara Cole Sherrod
Sweet Briar
Sweet Briar College
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
U D C Delegates Attend District Convention at Leaksville
Local women from two U D C chapters attended the Sixth district meeting in Leakeville. Delegates included Mesdames J E Kirkman J F Hayden Fred Whitescarver Grover Kester and Joe Snyder from the High Point and Laura Wesson groups. Hayden also attended Winston-Salem district gathering with eight state executive board members. George Enoch Suits Born Here April 27 to Mr and Mrs Ed Suits on Fairfield road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leakeville
Mesdames
J. E. Kirkman
J. F. Hayden
Fred Whitescarver
High Point
Mesdames Grover Kester
Joe Snyder
Laura Wesson Group
Hayden
Children of the Confederacy
Winston-Salem
George Enoch Suits
Ed Suits
George Enoch
Fairfield Road
Church Social and Prayer Services Reach Home Meetings
The Catherine Gill Bible class of Welch Memorial M. P. church meets tonight at 7 30 at Miss Margaret Hoover 1507 King Street. The Farriss Andrews Bible class of First Baptist will meet at Miss Minnie Gregor 1013 Lindsay Street with the service at 7 30 now named as Community prayer service led by Mrs Nora L Andrews. Southside Circle Two of the Southside Baptist church gathers Saturday at 4 PM with Mrs A Swaim 1224 Dorisstreet. A kingly jewel value estimate places Britain crown jewels at 30000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Margaret Hoover
King Street
Farriss-Andrews
Farriss- Andrews Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Minnie Gregor
Lindsay Street
Nora L. Andrews
Meee
Southside Circle
W. M. VU
Southside
A. Swaim
Dorisstree
Tatanka praised as remedy for stomach trouble and indigestion
Georgia W. Pike of High Point North Carolina reports relief from stomach trouble heartburn and constipation after using Tatanka advertised in the newspaper. He cites improved digestion reduced gas and urges others to try the medicine available at Ring Drug Co 114 North Main Street and from a local Tatanka specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pike
KE. Green St
High Point
N. C
High Point Weaving Co
Ring Drug Co
N. Main Street
Tatanka
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Girl Scouts
Togos
Moffitt's
North Main Street
Tri-City
Mrs. Farlow
Mr. and
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Lambe
New Cape
W.C.A
Hondu
A. R
Roy Champion, Jr, Horn
Ernest Crouch
Ernestine
Robert
Winston-Salem Highway
Archdale
Crouch
R. M. Peatross
Ruther Glen
J. V. Guyer
Asheville
Mrs. C. T. Ingram, Sr
Woodland Drive
C. T. Ingram
T. J. Gold
Myrtle Beach
US. C
Dorothy Marsh
Howell Street
St. Leo's Hospital
Clyde Connor
Charlotte Sanatorium
Leaksville
Great Britain
East Green Street
Soltare
Die Vaation
Tee Genuine Diamonds
Siavens
Lees
Samuel
Hyman
Hamilton
Bernte de del Care
Elgin
Mother
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