West Emerywood Garden Club Tea and highway beautification plans
The West Emerywood Garden Club met yesterday at Mrs. W. G. Ragsdale’s Jamestown home for a garden tea that moved indoors due to weather. Officers welcomed members, approved next year’s highway beautification project, and planned a picnic form for June. A nominating committee was named, a new member Mrs. Robert Davis joined, and the club agreed to host the annual Flower Show at the Old English Motor Company building. Visitors included Mrs. William Hopper of India, visiting sister Mrs. Arthur Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
West Emerywood Garden Club
Ragsdale
Mesdames
Henry Foscue
James Moffitt
William Burrus
Frank
Robert Davis
Council
William Hopper
Guntur
India
Arthur Kirkman
Mesdames John Foy
A. B. Henley
Philip Davis
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Robert Fountain
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Eliott S. Wood
Utopian Study Club Hosts Final Program at Pickett Home
Mrs. John S. Pickett hosted the Utopian Study Club’s final program meeting of the year on North Main Street. Mrs. Jesse Washburn chaired, read the one act play A Good Woman by George Middleton, and gave a sketch of Middleton as a pioneer in printed plays and lecturer. Refreshments featured spring flowers. attendees included Harry Alexander, J. S. Groome, Rodney Snow, P. Y. Adams, Roland Holton, Lawrence Matton, Valette Harriss, Jesse Washburn, and J. H. Walker. The next meeting will be a summer picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Study Club
John S. Pickett
North Main Street
Jesse Washburn
George Middleton
America
Middleton
Mary Tice and Ernest Ford Wedding Planned in Greensboro
Social calendar outlines multiple events around Miss Mary Tice of Greensboro and Ernest E. Ford of Greensboro. Bride to be Mary Tice, a former High Point College student, with a ceremony on Hillcrest Drive and a reception at Dr. W. T. Tice’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bouldin
Bridge
Trinity
Mary Tice
Greensboro
Ernest E. Ford
Tice
High Point College
Mary Bailey Tice
Hillcrest Drive
W. T. Tice
Royal Ambassadors Meet Friday at First Baptist Church
The Royal Ambassadors of the First Baptist Church will meet Friday at 4 30 PM at the church to study Ranking. Boys who plan to attend the Royal Ambassador Camp in June are asked to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mrs Wall speaks to Moose Women on British aid plans
Mrs Matt Wall guest speaker at the Women of the Moose meeting in Moose Hall spoke for Bundles for Britain and outlined ways the chapter could aid the cause. Committee chairs reported the best reports of the year, a surprise shower honored Mrs Nell Pearsall Sprinkle, and attendance prizes were awarded. A nine o'clock ceremony and endowment fund march were observed. A son John Anderson was born Wednesday May 7 to Mr and Mrs Lee Sherrill at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Julia Coe of the city is the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Wall
Women of
Moose
Ers
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Britain
Mable Beeson
Pearl Smith
Hospital Guild
Sadie Smith
Nell Cathcart
Ola
Perry
Geneva Ellington
Nell
Pearsall Sprinkle
Myrtle Therrell
Esther Brooks
Lucille Smith
Louise. Burton
Endowment Fund
Lee Sherrill
John Anderson
Guilford General Hospital
Sherrill
Julia Coe
Wednesday Eight Club Entertained By Miss Sigman
Miss Evelyn Sigman hosted the Wednesday Fight Bridge club at her Carr street home with two tables playing. Spring flowers decor and iced drinks accompanied the session. Betsy White won a toiletries prize. C. F. Williams Jr. was runner-up and received bath powder. Mrs. Newell Black also participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Sigman
Carr Street
Betsy White
C. F. Williams, Jr
Newell Black
Fingercraft Club Set Meeting At Mrs Harvill Home
The Fingercraft Club will meet Friday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs C B Harvill 502 Everette Street All members are urged to attend. Ann and Mrs F L Auman announce the birth of a daughter Carol Jan on May 1 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fingercraft Club
C. B. Harvill
Everette Street
Carol Jan. Auman
Hospital Ann
F. L.auman
Carol Jan
Guilford General Hospital
Costume jewelry prize described as traveling award
The article notes a piece of costume jewelry served as a traveling prize. It lists table makers including Miss Betsy White Maud Carraway Blanche Williams Kate Workman Margaret Welch and Mrs C F Williams Jr, plus club members and visitors Mesdames Meredith Bulla and Newell Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy White
Maud Carraway
Blanche Williams
Kate Workman
Margaret Welch
C. F. Williams, Jr
Meredith Bulla
Newell Black
Sixth Grade Day Observed At Junior High School
The High Point Junior High School marks the end of its third annual Sixth Grade Day with grammar school sixth and Oak View seventh graders visiting their prospective home for half a day. Sponsored by the Junior High School Student Association, students tour home rooms building and library, dine in the cafeteria, and receive handbooks to prepare for junior high next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Junior High School
Grammar School
Oak View School
Junior High School Student Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Social
Chih -Adtiatio
Madeline Hoover
John Pickett
Philomathean Club
R. F. J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
Tice-Ford
Mrs. Tice
Emerywood Country Club
Reablima
Elgin
Veritas
A. Elgin de Lune
Rosé
Jeweler
South Main Street
Miss Sigman
Batiste
Richardson’s
Jacquard
Crisp Bayon
Warelerpul
Kom
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!