U D C Chapters Hold Memorial Service at Oakwood Cemetery
The High Point and Laura Wesson U D C chapters plan a Memorial Day observance Saturday at Oakwood cemetery. A. T. Wishart will lead with a brief address honoring Confederate soldiers, and Grover Kester will tribute Laura Wesson. Taps will close the service. The chapters will place Confederate flags and mangrs on graves.
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High Point
Laura Wesson
United Daughters
Oakwood Cemetery
A. T. Wishart
Wishart
Grover Kester
Ter
Musical Art Club postpones regular meeting to May 18
The Musical Art Club announces the May meeting is moved from Monday, May 11 to Monday, May 18. President Mrs. A. Sherrod says the postponement was unavoidable and calls an executive committee meeting at her North Main Street home at 7 30 p m with delegates from the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs and junior music club counselors.
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Musical Art Club
A. Sherrod
Kit Kat Dance At Thomasville Hut Gala Affair
The Kit Kat club entertained with a dance at the American Legion hut drawing many out of town guests. Royal Aces orchestra of Winston-Salem played, with ten to two hours of music pleasing dancers. James B. Lambeth Jr. named editor of The Chanticleer at Duke University.
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Thomasville Hut
Thomasville
Kit Kat Club
American Legion Hut
Royal Aces Orchestra
Winston-Salem
Lydell Orchestra
Robert EB. Lee
Mrs Hodgin Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. C. R. Hodgin was discharged and returned Thursday to Mock Street after a two week hospital stay following an operation. Mrs. Harston liamson has returned to her Mount residence.
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C. R. Hodgin
Mock Street
City Memorial Hospital
Harston Liamson
Mount
Constipation Remedy Promoted By Kellogg All-Bran
An advertorial promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a remedy for constipation. It claims regular use with two tablespoons daily helps bulk the stool and cleanse the system, noting how insufficient bulk causes discomfort and lowered vitality. The piece promises All-Bran is guaranteed by Kellogg Company and sold nationwide.
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Kellogg Company
Allers
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kindergarten Pupils Hear Musical Program
The Modern Kindergarten school presented a musical program by Mrs. J. W. Lindsay at a regular class meeting yesterday morning. Mrs. Lindsay sang Christopher Robinson's songs, accompanying herself at the piano with Miss Mae Kirkman. Children study Milne poems. a spring farm life study picnic is planned before May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Voorhees
J. W. Lindsay
Christopher Robinson
Mae Kirkman
A. A. Milne
Voorhees
Birthday Supper for J B McDaniel at 908 Asheboro
Mr and Mrs B T Kirkman hosted a surprise birthday supper at their home 908 Asheboro Street honoring J B McDaniel who marked his forty third birthday on Wednesday May 6. Attendees included Neill Sheffield and family W F Hedrick and daughter John McDaniel Cc K Solomon and daughter Larkey Saltera Thelma Kittison and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Kirkman
Asheboro Street
J. B. McDaniel
Neill Sheffield
W. F. Hedrick
John McDaniel
Cc. K. Solomon
Larkey Saltera
Thelma Kittison
D A R Chapter To Meet At Covington Home
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock at Mrs J W Harriss and Mrs Elizabeth H Covington home Mesdames L G Robichaux W D Simmons Jr H L Brockmann H I Coffield C F Long and Miss Mary Simmons will be hostesses Continental Congress report from Washington and a Ellis Island briefing by Mrs Joe Snider with special music on the program
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J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth H. Covington
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mesdames
L. G. Robichaux
W. D. Simmons
H. L. Brockmann
H. I. Coffield
C. F. Long
Mary Simmons
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Ellis Island
Joe Snider
Pre-School Clinic at Johnson Street School Delights Parents
Johnson Street School hosted a pre school clinic on Wednesday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 with Miss Veigh Hutchison in charge. Seventy children were enrolled and examined while parents and pupils toured lavender and white decorated rooms and enjoyed dramatic performances by first and second grades.
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Johnson Street
Veigh Hutchison
J. L. Bulla
Robert Holt
Dan Setliff
Ivey Paylor
Missionary Society and Church Events Highlight Area
Archdale EB church Woman's Missionary Society hosts a Mothers Day program at Mrs I K Purvis home with 25 members. Allen Jay Baptist Three Tobacco Tags perform Hen-Pecked Henry and Hawaiian numbers at English Street West End. Philathea class shares Baraca Philathea Union report and life of Stringfellow. food and refreshments follow. Church of Christ plans a Saturday food sale near Gibson's site. South Side Baptist to stage Our Mothers play for Mother’s Day with oldest mother prize. Prospect Methodist Women conclude May with music and a marker project update.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Archdale
M. EB
I. K. Purvis
R. A. Lemmons
J. H. Redding
The
Friends Church
Delano Theater
English Street
West End
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Raleigh
Henry
Baptist Philatheras
First Baptist Church
W. W. Dickerson
P. BE
Ireland
Roy Adnette
Baraca- Philathea Union
Kinston
Stringfellow
J. E. Wishart
Florie Newton
Hattie Royals
South Side Baptist Church
Young People’s Union
Martha Brown
Lona Belle Grant
Floyd Frye
Landis
Prospect Society
Prospect Methodist Episcopal Church
P. Spoon
Lelia Payne
W. Lee Meredith
Allen Jones
J. W. Frasier
Midway Church
W. R. Jenkine
Lfe
Robert Williams
Thomasville
Guthrie Wall
Young Artists Meet for National Music Week Program
The Y A club held a musical story hour at Miss Elsie Gates studio 207 Howell Street as part of National Music Week. Members discussed rhythm scale tournament musical etiquette popularity and practice discipline. Charles Medlin won a geography song contest and clubs planned essays for Etude Music magazine while joining the cooperative concert company.
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Y. A. Club
Elsie Gates
Howell Street
Charles Medlin
Etude Music Magazine
Mascarade
Borowski
Wagner
Nancy Payne
Annie Laurie
Robin Adair
Miss Gates
Spross
Mise Gates
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The Canterbury club meets at 3 30 p m with Mrs Ed Lyon on Otteray Drive. Laura Wesson chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy hosts Mrs Joe Snider at West Point Avenue. Lotus club gathers at 3 p m with Mrs C Earnhardt on Johnson Street. Wick Wack club hosts a dance Saturday 8 30 p m to 12 with Davis Brothers orchestra at the American Legion hut in Thomasville.
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Canterbury Club
Ed Lyon
Otteray Drive
Joe Snider
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
West Point Avenue
Lotus Club
C. Earnhardt
Johnson’ Street
Wick Wack Club
American Legion Hut
Thomasville
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Kernersville Moravian Group Hosts Attendance Winners
Circle one of the Moravian Auxiliaries entertained circle two in the church social rooms. A playlet depicting the closing exercises of Possum Holler school delighted attendees. Refreshments of lemonade ginger cookies and tea cakes followed. Live Y'ers held a monthly meeting at Miss Kathryn Harrison's home with Miss Lucille Mitchell presiding. A fund drive was authorized to furnish the new community house with Helen Parrotts Mozelle Newell and Margaret Heath named for the committee. New members Mozelle Clark and Mickey Harrison joined. Several local residents visited relatives and friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lambeth
J. W. Jenkins
Mr. Kennedy
C. H. Phillips
Spruce Street
Lou Fair
Ronald Louis
Leaksville-Spray
First Baptist Church
Cary Newton
A. J. Owen
S. R. Matthews
R. §. Green
The
Kingdom
Archibald Johnson
Charles Lambeth
Kernersville
Moravian Church
Live
Y’ers
Kathryn Harrison
Main Street
Lucille Mitchell
Ways and Means
Helen Parrotts
Mozelle Newell
Margaret Heath
Club
Mise Lucille Mitchell
Virginia Caudle
Luray Blackburn
Lucille Newell
Ruth Harper
Mozelle Clark
Mickey Harrison
Junior Prom Dance at University Led by Miss Ruth Mengel
Miss Ruth Mengel daughter of W. Mengel and Mrs Mengel long time High Point residents will lead the Junior Prom at the University with Joe Fisher president of the Junior class. Jimmy Lee Sink born last night to Mr and Mrs W L Sink at 1006 Albert Street in High Point.
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C. F. Clinard
Sara Anne
High Point
Ruth Mengel
W. Mengel
Public Works Administration
Mengel
Chapel Hill
Joe Fisher
Miss Mengel
Jimmy Lee Sink
Haefflinger Return From Florida Six Weeks Away
Dr and Mrs H J Haefflinger return to High Point after six weeks in Florida arriving Tuesday evening Mrs Edgar Hartley and Mr D H Parsons visit Burlington for a State Federation of Garden Clubs meeting. Mrs Hartley president with Mrs W L Clark and daughter Laurie staying with Mrs B Magee in Danville Va as guests.
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H.J. Haefflinger
High Point
Edgar Hartley
D. H. Parsons
Burlington
State Federation of Garden
W. L. Clark
Dater
Laurie
Danville, Va
B. Magee
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James Justice, Jr
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Robert Steele
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