High Point PTA debate open forum on politics at meeting
The High Point Parent-Teacher Association approved a nonpartisan open forum on politics before the approaching election. They adopted new constitutional by-laws, heard reports on the state congress meeting, and praised a youth panel headed by Marion Justice. Association president Mrs. Hunter Dalton chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Hall
Igh Point
T. A
Harold Bennett
Horace Iaworth
Anna Menden
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
T. A. Tilden
Anna Medenhall
D. P. Whitley
P T. A
Hunter Dalton
Association
May Frolics Exhibit Brentwood Pupils Month Pageant
Brentwood school held the May Frolics gala with about 450 attendees on the school grounds. Adrene Rickard presided as May Queen with twelve attendants. month tableaux featured as Pilgrims, Indians, Dutch, and Colonial figures culminating in a patriotic American song. Mrs. S. B. Coe led festival planning with teachers directing each month’s tableau.
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Mary Elizabeth Vaughn
George Washington
America
S. 8. Coe
Lottie Holden Bible Class Meeting Tomorrow
The Lottie Holden Bible class will meet tomorrow afternoon at tee o'clock at the home of Mrs A Ingram on Best Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Holden
A. Ingram
Best Street
Oak View P T A to Install Officers Thursday
New officers of the Oak View P T A will be installed at 7 30 p m Thursday during the regular meeting at the school A recital by music pupils led by Carey J Davis will also be part of the program at the school.
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Oak View P.T. A
Oak View P-T. A
Carey J. Davis
Social Calendar for Wednesday to Saturday in High Point Greensboro
The notices list meetings and events for several groups including Moose women at Moose Hall. High Point Graduate Nurses Club with Edna Heinzerling in Raleigh. Social Arts Club at Mrs A J Koonce. Tea and Topics Club at Mrs R M Andrews. YWCA board meeting at Adams Memorial building. Priscilla Club at Mrs J F Hayden. United Daughters of the Confederacy memorial service at Oakwood Cemetery with Mayor O A Kirkman. Junior American Legion Auxiliary tea at YWCA.
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Wromen of the Moose
Moose Hall
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Edna Heinzerling
North Carolina State Nurses’ Association
Raleigh
A. J. Koonce
South Main Street
R. M. Andrews
Guilford Avenue
Greensboro
Adams Memorial Building
North Main Street
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Friendly Twelve Entertained By Mrs. B. C. Rogers
Mrs. B C Rogers hosted the Friendly Twelve Club at 505 Woodrow Avenue for a one oclock luncheon. Guests included Mrs E R Outland and Mrs Beulah McCollum of Reidsville with birthday corsage and china gift for Mrs C R Wright. club members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Rogers
Friendly Twelve Club
Woodrow Avenue
C. R. Wright
Eclub
Rogers
E. R. Outland
Beulah McCollum
Reidsville
W. W. Preddy
Clyde Connor
J. ©. Connor
R. A. Wilson
Paul Spencer
N. KE. Russell
Reitzel Pitts
B. B. Byrum
R. C. Plimmer
Birthdays Celebrated by Business Girls Club Members
The Business and Professional Girls' Club celebrated three member birthdays at the monthly dinner and business meeting at the Adame Memorial YWCA. Nosegays were given to Lucille Browne Elva Grissom and Wilma Byerly Farmier who had September birthdays. A cake was cut and served with dessert. Helen Deans led the brief business session with 31 members and two visiting guests.
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Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Adame
Washington Council Plans Regular Thursday Meeting
Washington Council No 4 Daughters of America will hold a regular meeting Thursday night at 310 North Main Street. The degree team captain urges every member and officer to attend. After extensive preparations, work begins at the sea plane harbor at Rineanna Eire, with a two year completion horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council No. 4
Daughters of America
North Main Street
Rineanna
Eire
Cold Remedies Review For Self Spreading Nasal Drops
Unclear text describes a product or treatment called Penetro Nose Drops with a claim of rapid relief for a clogged nose. Reading is incomplete and lacks verifiable details such as ingredients, manufacturer, proper usage, or safety warnings.
Girl Reserve Council Plans Spaghetti Meal at YWCA
The Inter-Club Council of the Senior Group of Girl Reserves met at the YWCA to plan a family spaghetti supper at the YWCA building next Wednesday from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. Proceeds will fund sending members to Camp Betty Hastings in Winston-Salem this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem
Dot Price
Peggy Bass
Catherine Proffitt
Phyllis Freeman
Juanita Lee
Betsy Yow
Rachel Hunt
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
Annie Louise Brown
Irma Shore Sheroff
Five Tables Of Bridge In Play At Emerywood Club
Five tables of bridge were in play at the Emerywood Country Club yesterday for the regular bi weekly party for ladies of the membership. Club hostesses were Mrs. E. G. Watkins and Mrs. L. W. Flythe. The prize went to Mrs. A. A. Oliver. Participants included Mesdames Oliver Watkins Flythe Case Ayers Marlowe Met calf Kester Davis Tillson Beaver Moses Grant Jones Williams Mitchell Brooks Kirkman Lovelace.
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Emerywood Country Club
E. G. Watkins
L. W. Flythe
A. A. Oliver
Mesdames Oliver
Watkins
Flythe
D. J. Case
J. H. Ayers
T. A. Marlowe
Fred Metcalf
Grover Kester
Hal Davis
R. D. Tillson
C. 8. Beaver
Frank Moses
A. D. Grant
Judson C. Jones
H. O Williams
Hugh Smart
W. E. Mitchell
John Brooks
O. A. Kirkman
James Lovelace
Mrs Payne's Pupils Stage Recitals This Week
Music pupils of Mrs Pell Payne present two recitals this week starting tonight at New Market School Sophia at 8. The program includes piano and vocal numbers from New Market and Randleman High School pupils. Tomorrow at 7 45 p m her Trinity pupils perform at Trinity High School.
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Pell Payne
New Market
Sophia
Local social notes from Canton and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs L C Parrish with Misses Anne Harris and Almina Stroud are spending the week in Miami and other points of interest. Mrs R G Crawford and daughter Mrs Lucile Ward returned from the western part of the state visiting relatives and attended the Allen family reunion in Canton. Mrs Fred Bryant of route two is recovering at Guilford General Hospital after an operation. Robert Walker Jr ill with double pneumonia near Philadelphia showing slight improvement. Mr and Mrs Ky T Wishart Mrs Lucy Neal Voliva and Miss Lizzie Gooch returned from Louisville after attending the Derby. Mrs Ora Lee Heath is slightly improved at her home on North Street.
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L. C. Parrish
Anne Harris
Almina Stroud
Miami
Fla
R. G. Crawford
Lucile Ward
Canton
Crawford
D. R. Allen
Allen
Fred Bryant
Route Two
Guilford General Hospital
Robert Walker, Jr
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Mr. Walker
Ky T. Wishart
Lucy Neal Voliva
Lizzie Gooch
Louisville
Ora ‘Lee Heath
North Street
Ernestine Grimes
Henry Kennedy, Jr
W. C. Lyerly
Lexington Avenue
Mr. Lyerly
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Miss Grimes
R. M. Grimes
Thomasville
Pilot High School
Lees-Me- Rae College
Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing
Charlotte
Kennedy
H. Kennedy
Pilot School
Jones Business College
High Point
Davidson Wholesale Company
Thorn
Esther McKoin
Woman’s College
Greensboro
C. C., McKoin
Annie Ruth Clark
Eloise Smith
Alberta Keck
Pannie Mayfield
Woman's College
Raymond Phillips
Hope Mills
W. W. Bishop
R. A. Knight
Durham
R. M. Cooksey
Cooksey
Hampton Thompson
Raleigh
G. T. Cochrane
Salem Street
E. C. Jernigan
F. D. Jones
West Main Street
Joe Bales
Moyer Mendenhall
Roger Matthews
University of North Carolina
Edward Hobgood
Wake Forest College
J. E. Hobgood
Mary Matthews
Bath
Lee Fouts
Chloe Leon Fritts
W. GC. Lyerly
Eloise Bodenheimer
Woody Crowson
deKoven
Friml
Howard Fouts
Mooresville
Fairgrove High School
Amos Hosiery Mills
Fritts
Jesse Fritts
Air-Conditional Training Corporation
Youngstown
Ohio
Sink E Electric Company
Mrs. Clyde Milner Addresses Thomasville Club at Luncheon
Mrs. Clyde Milner dean of women Guilford College spoke at the Thomasville Woman's Club Spring luncheon, urging unity in family life and democracy. A crowd heard music from the American Legion junior band and a report on the Greensboro Federation meeting.
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Clyde Milner
Thomasville Woman’s Club
Thomasville
Guilford College
Thomasville Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Milner
W. E. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
American Legion
Federation
Greensboro
Co. C. Wall
Charles F. Finch
Pre School Clinic At Johnson St. Sets Attendance Record
The Johnson Street school's pre school clinic drew record attendance on Tuesday from nine to twelve. The foyer and auditorium displayed iris tulips and pansies as parents and pupils were greeted at the front door by Mrs. Raymond Campbell.
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Johnson St
Johnson Street
Raymond Campbell
W O T Club Plans Annual Picnic At Sedgefield May 21
The W O T Club schedules its final season meeting and annual picnic for May 21 at Mrs. T J Gold's home in Sedgefield. Hostesses are Mrs. Hiram Armentrout and Mrs. Joseph D. Cox. The event follows a business session led by Mrs. A S Caldwell with current events discussion and floral displays featuring tulips and Japanese iris.
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W. O. T. Club
Mary Alexander
English Street
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
Gold
Hiram Armentrout
Joseph D. Cox
A. S. Caldwell
CC. F. Long
Doris Pilson Is Honored On Thirteenth Birthday Party
Doris Pilson celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a party at the West Bay street home Monday night. Games and contests delighted guests, prizes went to Dillard Wagner Carolyn Ward and Jimmie Ward, and ice cream and cake followed served by Mrs A W Pilson Mrs C W Pilson and Mrs J T Sugg. Attendees included Eugene Melton Estelle Scarce Faith Strathers and many others. In a separate note, New Zealand builders face hardware shortages delaying home construction.
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Doris Pilson
West Bay Street
Dillard Wagner
Carolyna
Jimmie Ward
A. W. Pilson
C. W. Pilson
J. T. Sugg
Doris
Eugene Melton
Estelle Scarce
Faith Strathers
Dot Pilson
Carolyn Ward
Hoyt Bradshaw
Lawrence Mallardy
Buddy Mixon
Jimmy Ward
Hazel Buie
Patsy Ann Suggs
Jackie Pilson
Billie Walker
Nora Mae Lessiter
Sarah
Susie Mixon
Piedmont Quartet to Sing at Ward Street Church Service
The Piedmont quartet will perform during the mid week prayer service at Ward Street Methodist Church this evening at 7 30. Australia plans to send city firemen to lecture on bush fire fighting in wooded country areas.
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Piedmont Quartet
Ward Street Church
Piedmont
Ward Street Methodist Church
Australia
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Fred Kimball
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R. W. Green
J. C. Green
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J. &. Lambeth
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T. B. Johnson
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Lulu Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
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C. H. Newby
Sallie Tolen
W.O. T. Club
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J. R. Keith
E. K. Hightower
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L. A. Caudle
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