City Folk Festival by Girl Reserve Clubs Friday
The City Folk Festival brings eight clubs from Junior and Senior High to perform ten minute programs representing nations Dutch French Spanish Russian Scotch Indian Swiss Mexican. A prologue precedes the acts and all groups join in the Girl Reserve hymn Follow the Gleam in the finale. Proceeds aid Girl Reserve programs and a CCC summer camp.
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Irl
Young Women’s
Kristian Association
Cityideirl Reserve
Sophmore Club
Ednesday
Juny High
Blair
Cloverdale
Civilian Conservation Corps
YWCA Membership Drive Under Way In City
The annual YWCA membership drive begins with committee chair Mrs. Red Whitescarver leading efforts to renew memberships and recruit new ones. President Mrs. Carter Dalton and officials Ms Betsy Dupuy oversee activities at the hut as volunteers and board members solicit support from residents.
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Young Women's Ristian Association
Memship
Red Whitescarver
Eir
Carter Dalton
Jah R. Houstins
Betsy Dupuy
Girl Roe
Whitescarver
Themmittee
David T. Yow
Vir E Clinard
Gilbert Muse
the Shields
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Gatherings
Tuesday events include Wayside Garden Club at Mrs J F Hayden on Washington Street with program leader topic Outdoor Inies Rooms and Junior Service League at Emerywood country club. Also bridge party at Emerywood with hostesses Hubbard and Groome. Other meetings at Mrs Levi Hayworth 608 North Main Street and DAR at Mrs R L Brinson with new road note. Evening sessions cover Business and Professional Girls Club dinner program, Altrusa dinner meeting at Sheraton Hotel, and Eastern Star at Masonic Hall. Wednesday includes Good Will Garden Club flower judging and UDC Confederate Memorial Day at Oakwood Memorial Park. Friday offers Priscilla Club at 1104 Forest Hill Drive and Girl Reserve Folk Festival at City auditorium plus Burrus Memorial hospital nursing graduation at Lutheran church with speaker C A Kirkman.
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Wayside Garden Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Royster Tucker
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames R. L. Hubbard, Jr
J. I. Groome
Levi Hayworth
North Main Street
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. L. Brinson
Brinwood
English Street
J. W. Harriss
P. W. Flagee
A. 8. Caldwell
J. C. Moore
C. C. Hayworth
Business and Professional Girls Club
Dorothy Hoskins
Alma Andrews
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Good Will Garden Club
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood Memorial Park
Priscilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Church
C. A. Kirkman
Elm Street Pre-School Clinic Set For Thursday Morning
Elm Street School hosts its annual pre-school clinic in the school auditorium Thursday from nine to twelve. Dr. R A Herring and Mrs. Herbert Hodgin lead the event with principal Allene Schroder and PTA president Mrs. Edgar Hartley urging parents to bring future first graders for exam to ensure minimal remedial defects for next year.
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Elm Street
R. A. Herring
Herbert Hodgin
Parent-Teacher Association
Allene M. Schroder
Edgar Hartley
Wayside Garden Club Meeting Led by Mrs Hayden
The Wayside Garden Club meets Tuesday at 10 at Mrs J F Hayden’s East Washington Street home. The program, Outdoor Living Rooms, will be led by Royster Tucker, host daughter. Hayden’s garden features a rural outdoor living room with cooking equipment for inspection. Also announced is the birth of a son, Marvin Howard, to Mr and Mrs Cleo Emerson on April 28 at Burr Memorial Hospital.
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Wayside Garden Club
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Royster Tucker
Cleo Emerson
Marvin Howard
Burru Memorial Hospital
Senior Prom Leaders Named for North Carolina Event
The Senior Prom at the University of North Carolina on May 12 and 13 features Vincent Lopez and his Casa Loma Orchestra. Listed couples include Miss Harrison with Bud Hudson, Miss Isaacs with Felix Markham, Miss Rose with Horace Palmer, Miss MecCachren with Bill McCachren, Miss Galloway with Bill Hendrix, Miss Brown with Charles Wales, Miss Montgomery with Sam Davis, Miss Starr with Charles Kline, Miss Winslow with John Moore, Miss Shell with George Nethercutt, Miss Caldwell with Wait Gilmore, and Miss Richardson with Paul Thompson.
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University of North Carolina
Vincent Lopez
Casa Loma
Miss Harrison
Asheville
Bud Hudson
Miss Isaacs
Durham
Felix Markham
Miss Rose
Henderson
Horace Palmer
Littleton
Miss Galloway
Greensboro
Bill Hendrix
Miss Brown
Andalusia
Ala
Charles Wales
Edenton
Miss Montgomery
Baskerville, Va
Sam Davis
Clarksville
Miss Starr
Mooresville
Charles Kline
Carthage
Miss Winslow
Rocky Mount
John Moore
Miss Shell
Roanoke Rapids
George Nethercutt
Mise Caldwell
Chapel Hill
Wait Gilmore
Winston-Salem
Miss Richardson
Troy
Paul Thompson
Wadesboro
Flowers Show Schedule Set by Good Will Garden Club
The Good Will Garden Club announces Wednesday afternoon flower show details hosted by Mrs. H. D. Sears at Picket Farm. Dor othy Biddle, Garden Digest editor, presets six judging categories including tiny backgrounds still life and a lead or wood container arrangement. Exhibitors bring flowers for specimen judging to Sears home by 3:30 for scoring and a top prize.
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Good Will Garden Club
H. D. Sears
Dorothy Biddle
Famous Garden Authority
Garden Digest
Sears
Martha Lee Finch Wins In Popularity Contest
Martha Lee Finch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Finch, won the first prize in the Popular Baby Contest in Thomasville. The event, organized by the Thomasville News with local merchants, awarded $200 and a silver loving cup to the winner. Lillie Deaton took second with $75 and a loving cup, and Gilliam Crump earned third with $50.
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Thomasville
Martha Lee Finch
Alfred Finch
Thomasville News
Thomasville Merchants
Martha Lee
Lillie Deaton
Gilliam Crump
Social Arts Club Meeting Scheduled for Thursday
The Social Arts Club will hold a regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. Leland B. Nelson of 306 Louise Avenue. Not all star constellations were named by the ancients and many bear modern names such as Antlia the air pump and Sextans the sextant. Scientists suspected Neptune existed before discovery due to Uranus’s peculiar actions suggesting an unknown body.
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Social Arts Club
Leland B. Nelson
Louise Avenue
Neptune
Uranus
Miss Ruth Allred Hosts Bridge Club in Randleman
Mrs Ruth Allred entertained the Contract Bridge Club at her Randleman home with three tables of bridge amid spring floral decorations. Mrs C D Kistler won high score and Mrs N J Carpenter received a visitors prize. After the game a salad course and punch were served to the group as James Pickard and several local residents visited. Hubert Burrow was at Duke Hospital for an eye injury. Providence commencement drew other locals.
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Randleman
Ruth Allred
Contract
A. B. Freeman
C. D. Kistler
Frank Talley
Lewis Luther
Leonard Ward
Cletus Brookshire
Frank Armfield
Jack Newlin
Larry Hammond
Weaver Lineberry
N. H. Carpenter
James Pickard
Chapel Hill
James O. Pickard
Edd Clapp
Durham
Lula Yount
Nita Garrett
Hickory
Slyva
Hubert Burrow
Duke Hospital
Cletus Hardin
John Daniels
Marie
Lucille
Belle Smith
Providence
Class day exercises marry Miss Senior and Mr Life of Service
A local class day program included a wedding ceremony with Alice Ferree as the bride and Richard Farlow as the groom. The event featured a mock wedding between Miss Senior and Mr Life of Service as part of the day’s activities.
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Mr. Life of
Alice Ferree
Richard Farlow
Church Social Daughters of Wesley Class Meets Tonight
The Daughters of Wesley Class of Calvary Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 this evening at the church. Circle No 4 of the First M P Church chaired by Mrs Worth Ivey will meet at 6 45 tonight at Mrs W H Englishs home with several associates. The format will be a weiner roast. The Women s Wesley Bible class of Wesley Memorial Church will hold a business social meeting Tuesday at 7 30 in the church classroom Group number five chaired by Mrs C L Lewis will oversee the gathering.
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Daughters OF Wesley
Calvary Methodist Church
M. P. Church
Worth Ivey
W. H. English
Weaetwood Drive
J. L. Shaw
Tressie Caudle
Myrtle Cates
Woman's Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Church
C. L. Lewis
Fidelis Class to Meet in Monthly Church Session
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist Church will hold a 7:30 Tuesday evening meeting at the church. This gathering serves as the monthly business and social session announced this morning.
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First Baptist Church
Boy Answers Bite Incident With Whimsical Claim
Peoria park board secretary Pat Moore heard his dog Betty whine and found his young son biting the tail. The boy offered a curious explanation, saying Betty bite me so I bite Betty.
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Peoria, Ill
Pat Moore
Park Board
Betty
Morill Visitation and Local Health Updates
Mr and Mrs Fred Morrill of Monroe stay two weeks with Mr and Mrs Mark Stump on Lindsay Street while their daughter Anne visits. Mr Morrill is recovering from an appendectomy. Mrs Archie M Allred of 302 Lindsay Street moved to Burrus Memorial Hospital for treatment after two weeks of illness.
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Fred Morrill
Monroe
Mark Stump
Lindsay Street
Anne
Mr. Morrisl
Archie M. Allred
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Instructions For DAR Meeting At Brinwood Farm
The Alexander Martin chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Brinwood the home of Mrs R L Brinson southwest of the city Access is via the Thomasville highway toward the Guilford Davidson line turning left at Brinwood Filling Station The Thomasville group will turn right at the filling station Associate hostesses are Mesdames J W Harriss P W Flagge A S Caldwell Jr J C Moore and C C Haworth
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Brinwood
R. L. Brinson
Thomasville
Guilford- Davidson County
Old Road
Butter trade sustains New Zealand livelihoods
England imports and consumes enough butter from New Zealand to provide livelihoods for 70,000 families in that dominion.
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England
New Zealand
Dominion
Farmers turn to electric barbed wire for quick grazing
Farmers adopt portable electric barbed wire fences to create temporary pastures. The system offers rapid deployment on rough land, enabling controlled grazing while reducing long term fencing work.
Thousands Of Women Gather For Federation Meet In San Francisco
Thousands of club women from across the United States will attend the General Federation of Women's Clubs council meeting in San Francisco May 8 to 13. Noted speakers include Homer Folks, Dr. Henry F. Grady, Dr. Monroe Deutsch, Dorothy Thompson, Kathleen Norris, and Dr. Joseph Mountin. The program covers democracy, welfare, health, child welfare, consumer education, culture, and public publicity with panels, radio broadcasts, and notable officials, editors, and educators participating.
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Washington
San Francisco
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
America
Saidie Orr Dunbar
Portland
Oregon
John L. Whitehurst
Maryland
LaFell Dickinson
New Hampshire
Horace Bonar Ritchie
Georgia
J. L. Blair Buck
Virginia
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Homer Folks
State Charities Aid Association of
New York
Henry F. Grady
United States Tariff Commission
Monroe E. Deutsch
University of California At Berkeley
Dorothy Thompson
Kathleen Norris
David S. Long
Missouri
Department of Public Welfare
Edwin Bevens
Arkansas
Joseph W. Mountin
United States Public Health Service
Mary Irene Atkinson
Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Charles A. Dukes
California Medical Association
Department of International Relations
Frederic Beggs
New Jersey
Arthur J. Hepburn
Twelfth Naval District
Chester H. Rowell
Pacific Coast
Josephine L. Peirce
Ohio
John M. Cassels
Institute For Consumer Education
Stephens College
Lilah M. Vaughan
Boston University
Steele Richardson
Crowell Publishing Company
Carl L. Schrader
Massachusetts
Department of Fine Arts
Grace L. McCann Morley
San Francisco Museum of Art
Gilmor Brown
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Marshall N. Dana
Oregon Journal
Dana
Department of Press and Publicity
Fred R. Lufkin
Illneis
Grace Allen Bangs
Bureau For
Club Women
New York Herald Tribune
Herald Tribune
Frank W. Thomas
Fresno Teachers’ College
California
Agnes Samuelson
Iowa
Thomas
General Federation
Department of Legislation
Gustav Ketterer
Philadelphia
D. C
Congress
Theresa Merkel
Municipal Court of
Alonzo Baker
Pacific Press Publishing Company
Eric A. Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Citizenship Department
Frederick H. Clausen
Wisconsin
Paul F. Cadman
University of California At Berkley
George E. Griffith
United States Forest Service
National Broadcasting Company
Anna Steele Richardson
Gladys M. Graham
University of California At
Los Angeles
Madeline Carroll
Delegates From State Federation To Attend National Meet
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs will send President Mrs. John D. Robinson of Wallace Treasurer Mrs. P. R. Rankin of Mount Gilead Juniors chairwoman Mrs. Earl Bishopric of Spray and former president Mrs. R. H. Latham of Asheville to the San Francisco federation meeting May 8 14. They will participate in Juniors and calendar reform discussions and the year book project will be edited by Mrs. T. E. Browne of Raleigh with district plans finalized in Greensboro.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
San Francisco
John D. Robinson
Wallace
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
Earl Bishoprice
Spray
R. H. Latham
Asheville
State Federation
North Carolina
Robinson
Bishopric
Latham
T. E. Browne
Browne
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Elby
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Zillah R. Hopkins
Y. W
Hopkins
Moffitt
North Main
MR. and
Mis. Emerson
U.N. C
Mary Ellen Harrison
Mary Hunter Isaacs
Alice Rose
Betty M*cachren
Maron Galloway
Eloise Brown
Ruth Montgomery
Mary Wood Winslow
Frances Caldwell
Sarah Stark
Tony Richardson
Thomasville Babies
Harvey Adams
Arnold Caudle
Audrey Pierce
Flemming Bell
Mary Talley
Evelyn Yow
Hazel Owens
Viola Wright
Veda Short
Gladys Trozdon
Ray Kirkman
Quintine Farlow
Wilson Gray
Garland Newby
Vernon McCollum
Lucille Freeman
Betty Lou Pope
Jack Sawyer
Carmen Moser
R. E. Dawkins
Ophelia Davis
Weiner
Woman's Wesley Bible Class
First Baptist Fidelis
Brinwood Farm
Department of American Home
C. K. Proctor
Oxford
Geddie Strickland
J. W., Bunn
Tare
American Institute of Laundering