Dresden china talk sets club alight at Early American Arts
Mrs George Lowe discusses Dresden via for Early American Arts Club at the Sefof Mfrs on Far m Avenue. She outlines Dresden china origins from the early eighteenth century, showing marks and pieces including an HK Al plate. Alys Lowe’s paper enchants members as Mrs W C Idol shares a visit to the Dresden factory and Meissen collection. Members present include Mses Idol Ha worth, Hudson, Sumner, Pickens, Harris and others. guest Mrs C O McMichael of Winston-Salem attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lowe
Dresden
Mfr
George Loswé
Farm Avenue
Vallette J. Harris
Intry
J. E. Millis
Its. Lowe
Lowe
Ong
Alys. Lowe
W. C. Idol
Meisssen
Mesdames
C. C. Haworth
Homer Hudson
EB. A. Sumner
Rupert Pickens
Horace Haworth
Valette Harris
W. G. Ragsdale
W. F. Bailey
Rey Spearman
A. C. Davis
John Walker, Jr
W. L. Jackson
Miss Pearl Idol
C. O. McMichael
Winston-Salem
R. T. Amos
Evening Radio Schedule Framed by Wartime Programs
A dense listing of radio programming for Friday in Eastern War Time, detailing CBS NBC and mutual network segments. It includes rhythm and dance programs, music orchestras, war updates, news drams, serials, and talent showcases with numerous named performers and show titles scattered through the dense schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Alesser
Jluss Brown
Hie Benge
Cbs-West
Mbs enoVed Plushug
Cba-Basic
Abe
Chs
Cbs
Ted Steele
Nbe Jom
Abner
Pine Ridge
Frank Walker
Basic
cbs-Dizis
Jack Aringhong
Stern
Lowell Thomason
Fon
Chicago
Cbsaptain
Bred Waring
East
Col Stoopasgle
Canada
Aniis
Andy
Lucie Manners
Khate-Smith
Tal ‘Tiliney
L'O
Ore
Kelner Davis
Abis Lyman
Nba
Playhouse
Dhs
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs-Basie
Mbs
o—Parey
Dbs-Basie
CBS Concert Orchestra
Cbe
Dirle Vo
Elsa Maxwell
Ginny Sims
Ramona Gad
Blue Glenn Stiller
Che Wedrie Foster
Olga Coelho
Ires
Clear Danes Orchestra
Morgan Beaty
Blueberry Svayne
Hoh Hayk
Billy Keston
Blus Broadene
World News
Cbs-East
Nbc-Red
Fred Waring
Nbc
Girl Scout Council Annual Camp and Cookie Sale Report
At the May meeting of the High Town Girl Scout Council held at the Adams Memorial YMCA reports highlighted the annual cookie sale and camping plans. Cookie chair Mrs. Sam Tobias noted success with 900 boxes sold for the first time. Thomasville troops sold 2000 boxes. Funds raised supported the Juliette Low Memorial and a World War aid program. Camp plans divide into two sessions June 6-10 for Brownies and June 14-27 for Scouts with a training camp for staff. Scout commissioner Mrs. Taylor Simpson presided and reported on the Atlanta Regional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnt
Adams Smorial Y. W
C. A
Sam Tobias
Pointe’ T
Tve
Thomasville Girl Outs
Jennie Id Newby
Frances Griffin
Thomasville Outs
Juliette Low
C. E. Diifendal
Girl Scouting
Tom J. Kearns
Taylor Simpson
Atlanta
Frank Hunsucker guest speaker for Tea and Topics Club
Yesterday the Tea and Topics Club held a meeting at Mrs. M. T. Lambeths on Wellington Road with Mrs. Frank Hunsucker as guest speaker. She reviewed Peruval Renters Springs of Virginia noting its social history and figures such as George Washington and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunsucker
Tea and Topics Club
M.T. Lambeth
Wellingon Road
Peruval Renters
Orginia
Mra. ‘5. Wall
Hunsucker
Sixty Six Attend Dinner at Emerywood Club
Around sixty six members and guests attended the Family Dinner at the Emerywood Country Club last evening with tables reserved by many couples and individuals including Willis Slane Lumpkin Lehmann Smith Elliott Wood Sanders Wineskie Powell WilHITE Freeze Miblis Poole Denny Charlotte Denny Redman Campbell Beanett Collam Hafl Hudson Foscue Hazelwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Willis Slane
John Flenderson Lumpkin
C. E. Lehmann
Frank Smith
Elliott, Wood
Sanders Dallas
Frank Wineskie
W. 7. Powell
Homer T- Hudson
Henry, Foscue
W. P. Hazelwood
Dorcas Class Meeting at Smith Home Tonight
The Dorcas Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet at Mrs A M Smiths home on Asheboro Road with Mrs Waldo Carroll as associate hostess. All members and visitors should assemble at the church at 7 30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Smith
Green Street
Baptist
A. Mo Smith
Asheboro Road
Waldo Carroll
Allen Jay School holds 35 diplomas at finals
May 8 report: Thirty-five students received diplomas at Allen Jay High School during Tuesday evening commencement exercises. 33 completed the eleventh grade and two completed the twelfth. Recipients included Charles Auman, William Bell, Donald Causey, Joseph Dalton, Clifford Drake, and others. Citizenship award went to Paul Tysinger. English, scholastic, civics, geography, commercial awards to a slate of honorees. Mildred Davis gave the salutatorian address and Joseph Dalton delivered the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Allen Jay High School
Tuvo
Charles Aumian
William Bell
Donald Causey
Joseph Dalton
Clifford Drake
J. F E. Hipps
Randall Johnson
Roger Morgan
John Smith
W. L. Thrift
Paul Tysinger
Paul Whitlock
Marler Zachary
Josephine Barrington
Ernestine Bodenheimer
Mildred Davis
Vivian Deaton
Nita Dickens
Margaret Giles
Olivia
Greenway
Dorothy Hepler
Dorothy Leonard
Anne Ling
Elinabeth McNabb
Edith Nelson
Hallie Peatross
Ernestine Smith
la Verne Smith
Margaret Summey
Vada Taylor
Louise Thomas
Porothy Tysinger
Hazel Ruth Coltrane
Reba Cox
T. R. Foust
E. T. Bennison
Scholastic
Barbara Shepherd
W. M. Lewallen
Wilsons to Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C F Wilson of 1604 Johnson Street celebrate their golden wedding with an open house Sunday from three to five pm at their home. Mrs Wilson is ill but hopes to greet guests. daughter Mrs Archie Clapp of Lillington will help receive visitors. The couple married May 17 in Randolph County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wilson
Johnson Street
Calden
Remarkable perfect hand at Syracuse bridge tournament
At the Central New York tournament in Syracuse John Haggarty and his wife achieved a rare perfect hand with 4-3-3-3 distribution across suits. The event featured a newly unshuffled deck producing repeated contracts and high scores, with defenders often taking the odd trick on no trump. Haggarty opened with a five and easily won seven bricks at his table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New York
Syracuse
John Haggarty
Haggarty
Local social notes from Rocky Mount and area
Mrs. Kenneth Denny of Rocky Mount visits Hillcrest with Mr. and Mrs. George W. Denny and drives over for the weekend. Sergeant Orville Owings and Sergeant Bill Johnson, recently in Walla Walla Seattle Washington and Alaska, visit relatives in town. They have been transferred to Camp Alabama. Sergeant and Mrs. John W. Ratledge of Fort Bragg visit his mother in High Point. Mrs. C. O. McMichael of Winston-Salem stays with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Amos. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Amos and Eleanor Amos were guests at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Mrs. Norman Surratt of High Point leaves for Baltimore to visit her husband, with her sister Mrs. Charles Crawford. Miss Mary Alice Sheloff recuperates at home after a hospital operation. Mrs. Margaret Cartwright of Charlotte and Mrs. Hasell Dick of Washington DC leave after overnighting with Mrs. A. S. Caldwell. Mrs. Dick and husband, a longtime U. S. diplomat, were in Bordeaux during the Nazi invasion and now reside in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Denny
Rocky Mount
George W. Denny
Hillcrest
Denny
High Point
Orville Owings
Bill Johnson
Walla Walla
Seattte
Washington
Alaska
Sam Lewis
Boulevard
Owings
Sergeant Johnson
Camp Alc
Clelland
Alabama
Ghree
C. O. McMichael
Winston-Salem
R. T. Amos
McMichael
Amos
New York
Eleanor Amos
Forest Hill Drive
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Norman Surratt
North Main Street
Baltimore
Charles Crawford
Thomasville
Mary Alice Sheloff
C. E. Sheloff
Parkway
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Margaret Cartwright
Charlotte
Hasell Dick
Washington, D. C
A. S. Caldwell
U. S
Bordeaux
France
American Mother of 1942 Writes Absent Children Weekly
Mrs William N Berry of Greensboro North Carolina chosen American Mother for 1942 attends luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria to receive a gold medal and citation. She notes nine of her 13 children are away at schools or in the armed forces with several in college or religious life. Her son Joseph at the Naval Academy wired praise and a $10 loan, while her son James a West Point graduate serving in the Army Air Corps sent prayers for her day. The Berry household hosts servicemen and she remains proud of a busy life balancing home business with the coal enterprise and family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Porter
York
William N. Berry
Greensboro
N. C
Joseph
United States Naval Academy
Washington
Golden Rute Foundation
Berry
Wal Astoria
James
West Point
Army
Flying Corps
Ife
Mary Elizabeth
Margaret
William
St. Michael's
Union City
N. J
John
Naval Reserve Commission
Francis
Georgetown University
Army Reserve Corps
Richard Fuller
Anne
Teresa
Benedict
Thomas
Stephen
Alpha Theta Psi Banquet Dance at Sheraton Tonight
Members of Alpha Theta Psi sorority at High Point College hold their annual banquet and dance at the Sheraton Hotel this evening. About fifty members alumnae and guests are expected in the ballroom with a 7 30 banquet and dancing from nine to twelve. Dick Ginther and his orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
High Point College
Sheraton Hotel
Dick Ginther
Junior High May Day Pageant delayed to Monday at lake
A rainy forecast postponed the Junior High May Day Pageant from yesterday to Monday May 10 at five pm in the lake park amphitheater. The event titled Freedom of Fun features 350 colorfully costumed students under a Liberty statue by Neil Sicele and crowns Colleen Whitlock as Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Lake Park
Neil Sicele
Colleen Whitlock
Trinity High School honors sixty one graduates in record class
Sixty one seniors received diplomas at Trinity High School in the largest graduating total on record. Mayor O A Kirkman Point gave the address on Defense Around the World. Principal F D McLeod presented the Bruce Craven Cup to Arthur Williams. The Glee Club sang America to the Homeland as diplomas were awarded by C H Redding, chair of the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
O. A. Kirkman
F. D. McLeod
Bruce Craven
Arthur Williams
America
C. H. Redding
Charman
Accurate pitch standard broadcast by Bureau of Standards
The musical pitch standard broadcast by the Bureau of Standards is precise to one part in ten million, reflecting a high-accuracy calibration effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bureau of Standards
UDC Memorial Service Bookends Memorial Day Ceremony
A short but impressive Memorial Day service will be held by the High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy on Monday afternoon at Oakwood Memorial Park. Members are urged to attend with decorations for graves of Confederate veterans and others, as the ceremony begins at 3 o clock. ANN BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Mrs Douglas Reese and wife announce the birth of daughter Julia Mariene at Burrus Memorial Hospital on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood Memorial Park
Douglas Reese
Clara Cox
Julia Mariene
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Reese
Aliss Pauline Neese
Methodists Hear Session at High Point College
The High Point District Conference of the Methodist Church met at High Point College with District Superintendent W. Taylor in charge. Bishop Clare Purcell spoke on preaching today and war, urging faith to sustain morale, while laymen and ministers held meetings and officers renewed licenses and prepared for next year’s gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
The
Methodist Church
High Point College
Ss. W.taylor
D. D
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
World Service
General Administrative Fund
District Fund
Children
Brevard College
Woman's Society For Christian Service
W. T. Powell
Vera E. Whitlock
Clare Purcell
Charlotte
God
Jesus Christ
College
J. D. Williams
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Guy O. Bag
Well
W. B. McEwen
Arnold J. Scoonce
G. W. Allen
F. L. Mock
Board of Missions
W. B. West
Salisbury
E. I. McLarty
Methodist
Boone
D. R. Fowler
L. A. Ring
J. A. Jones
Ss. W. Taylor
C. FE. Ridge
Farewell party honors Mesdames Parker Samuels at Current's Place
Mrs Burley Current hosted a farewell gathering at Current's Place on Phillips Street for Mesdames Parker and Samuels as they prepare to join their husbands in Pensacola Florida and Durham North Carolina. Prizes and lingerie gifts were awarded, with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Raymond Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Parker, Jr
Evelyn Current Blackwelder
Pensacola
Fla
R. G. Samuels
Durham
Burley Current
Current's Place
Phillips Street
Grammy
Ner Johnson
N. G. Samuels
Mary O'Neill
Edna Rogers
Samuels
Parker
Raymond Campbell
Elmer Johnson
R. R. Rogers
Hoyt Harris
Leon Collins
Mary O'Neil
Coral
Mrs. Current
Mrs. Samuels
Navy Relief Fund Reaches 307.25 After Factory Drive
Employee of Crown Hosiery Mills in High Point led a fund push raising 225.25, bringing the Navy Relief Fund total to 307.25. Vice president Charles L. Kearns said six departments achieved full participation with nearly all workers donating by Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Navy Relief Society officials praised the factory for its group patriotism and urged other plants to follow suit. J. W. Poole, treasurer, is at Security Bank to receive contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Hosiery Mills, Inc
Navy Relief Society
High Point
Charles L. Kearns
Navy
J. W. Poole
Treaswer
Ported receipts note various figures and names
Anonymous entries list payments and amounts for Crown Hosiery Mills employees and others including B C Harmon Cecil Loy Roger Edwards and R O Lind with small sums. The text also mentions the Carolina Spring Corporation and a total, followed by a note about a tin container for food being a steel can with about 1.25 percent tin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Hosiery Mills
B. C. Harmon
Cecil
Roger Edwards
R. O. Lind
Kearns
Clarence E- Lambeth
Willard
Morris A. Jones
Max Bones
J. W. Poole
Carolina
Institute Opens Chapel Hill Scholastic Press Institute
The sixth annual North Carolina Scholastic Press institute opened in Chapel Hill under the sponsorship of the University of North Carolina Journalism Department and the State Department of Public Instruction. The theme for this year is Enlivening the high school paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute
University of North Carolina
Journalism Department
State Department of Public Instruction
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Cookie Sale
Girl Scout Council
George Washington
Singleton
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Clay
Robert E. Lee
Tyler
Irene Langhorne
Lambeth
Atmerywood Club
Genwine
Eugene
Princess Bmalty Shop
Tree Binha Music Sinre
Mir
Allen Jay School
Mrs. C. F. Wilson
McKenney
Bridgemerica
Haggerty
Val. Worth
Kakss
South West Pass
John W. Ratledge
Ft. Bragg
Eugene Wilson
Route 4
Golden Rule Foundation
W. N. Berry
Alpha Theta Psi
Sheraton
UDC
Methodists
Mesdames Parker
Institute
Home & Auto Supply Store
North Main
Church SF
THONE
Greensborg
Sven White
Meritt Shos Co
MIT
Nabisco
Mnnatignal Biscuit Company
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