VFW Auxiliary Elects Delegates to Department Meetings
The VFW Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the VFW home naming delegates Lillian Suttonfield Catherine Gallimore and Ingram with alternates Curtie Potts Sallie Graham and Es Lackey They head to the North Carolina Department encampment June 8 to 10 in Winston Salem and to the Burlington district meeting May 22 Also read was a thank you note from Mrs Eula Barnhill of Baltimore for flowers and Commander J R Graham outlined recreation facility plans at the VFW home urging auxiliary support
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N. C
Veterans of Wars Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign
VFW
Lillian Suttonfield
Catherine Gallimore
Ingram
Curtie Potts
Sallie Graham
Es- Lackey
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Eula Barnhill
Baltimore
Frankie Greer
Mother's Prayer Band Meeting At Mrs Culler Home
The Mother's Prayer Band will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock with Mrs P L Culler of 322 Greer Street and Mrs A G Carson as speaker. All members urged to attend. The Friendly Sunday school class of a Methodist church will meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock with Mrs Hugh Phillips and Miss Pollywyn as hostess, per today's announcement.
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Mother's Prayer Band
P. L. Culler
Greer Street
A. G. Carson
Hugh Phillips
Pollywyn
Pentagon Club Dinner and Dance Planned at Emerywood
The Pentagon club hosts a dinner at 7:30 followed by a 9:30 dance at Emerywood Country Club Saturday night. About 300 local and out of town couples are expected. Mrs Mariatt Bernard chairs arrangements and committees for both events.
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Pentagon Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mariatt Bernard
Pentagon Clubs
Sergeant Derles wed in High Point and returns with bride
Sgt. James C. Derles and Miss Mildred May of High Point returned from a wedding trip to Kansas City Missouri and are at home on 1420 Johnson Street. They married April 17 at St Edward's Catholic chapel with Rev J Lawrence Hill officiating. Guests included Wanda Corn as bridesmaid and John Davis as best man. The bride wore navy blue and later a grey travel suit. He serves in the United States Army stationed at ORD Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Derles
Mildred May
High Point
Kansas City
Johnson Street
Derles
St. Edward's Catholic Chapel
J. Lawrence Hill
Wanda Corn
John Davis
L. C. May
Mary
United States Army
Ord
Greensboro
BPWC State Head Speaks Tonight Installations Scheduled
Dr. Irma Henderson-Smathers of Asheville state president of Business and Professional Women clubs meets the local BPWC tonight to install the newly elected officers. Margaret Farley becomes president with C. D. as first vice president Ruth Goodman as second vice president H E Guiton records secretary Dennyce Atkins correspond ing secretary Elsie unnamed assists. Dinner and program at the Sheraton hotel begin at 6 30 tonight with full attendance expected.
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Irma Henderson-Smathers
Asheville
Business
Professional Women's Clubs
Margaret Farley
C. D
Ruth Goodman
H. E. Guiton
Dennyce Atkins
Elsie
Sheraton Hotel
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Peggy Teague
Church Street
Mary Lou Cecil
Jee Woodrow Brinson
Extended kin visit notes recoveries from South Carolina wrecks
Mrs J P Robinson of Lynchburg arrives for extended visit with niece Mrs J W Welborn in High Point where Welborn is recovering from injuries from an automobile crash in South Carolina. John W Welborn moved to Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital to recuperate from injuries from a collision near Society Hill South Carolina. Mr and Mrs R R Corder return home after visiting Mars Hill College and attending the May Day program with their son Leon Corder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Robinson
Lynchburg
J. W. Welborn
Thurston Street
South Carolina
John W. Welborn
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Society Hill
8. C
Mr. Welborn
G. E. McDowell
J. Ray Gallimore
Washington Street
His . Point Memorial Hospital
R. R. Corder
Asheboro Road
Mars Hill
Leon Corder
Mars Hill College
Euthalin Society
Club duties shift to Mrs McFarland and Miss Dent at Emeraldwood
Mrs Dorothy McFarland and Miss Peggy Dent arrived in High Point to run the Emeraldwood country club replacing Mr and Mrs W E Outen who have resigned. McFarland comes from Natural Bridge Virginia after hotel work and Pratt Institute training while Dent is from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and both have Red Cross overseas service in World War II. Outens relocate to Rotary Drive with Outen entering private business as vice president of a local PI company.
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Dorothy McFarland
Peggy W. Dent
City
Emerywood Country Club
W.E. Outen
High Point
McFarland
Natural Bridge
Pratt Institute
Miss Dent
Pittsburgh
American Red Cross
Italy
Africa
England
Red Cross
The
Red Cros
France
Germany
Outen
Rotary Drive
Peggy Dent
W. E. Oaten
Country Club
Ladies Bridge Winners Named At Emery Wood Country Club
The Emery wood country club hosted the weekly ladies bridge event with out of town guests. Mrs J O Hauschild acted as hostess. North-South winners were Mesdames Jack Holbrook and W P Hazelwood. East-West top scorers were Mesdames J H Ayers and Charles G Mackintosh. Runners-up in North-South were Mesdames J S Welborn and Reid McNamara. East-West runners-up were Mesdames R D Tillson and Lloyd Flythe. At contract tables, prize winners included Mesdames N M Harrison, P Y Adams and Howard Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J. O. Hauschild
Jack Holbrook
W. P. Hazelwood
Mesdames J. S. Welborn
Reid McNamara
Mesdames R. D. Tillson
Lloyd Flythe
Mesdames N. M. Harrison
P. Y. Adams
Howard Marsh
Community calendar motes club events and private gatherings
The schedule lists Wednesay dinners at the Sheraton with Dr Irma Henderson-Smathers installing officers, a dessert bridge for Miss Peggy Teague honoring Miss Mary Lou Cecil, and multiple club meetings and dances through Saturday including YWCA directors, music study club, Canterbury club, and a Pentagon club dance at Emerywood Country Club in High Point.
First Shipboard Takeoff By Eugene Boa In November
The first airplane takeoff from a shipboard occurred with Eugene Boa piloting a biplane in November, marking a milestone in aviation history aboard a naval or carrier deck.
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Eugene Boa
Garden Council reports from national state meetings at YWCA
Six High Point garden clubs were represented at the council session at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Delegates and members reported on national in New Orleans and southern pine s NC conventions, noted yearbook praise, and praised the Nature Study Club for a second prize. The four point program was outlined by Mrs J F Hayden who presided and spoke. The council discussed restoration work at the city lake and potential garden column in a local paper. Forty one new members joined, ten gardens opened during spring tour, and markers for trees were funded by Joseph D Cox for the lake project.
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High Point Council
Adams Memorial Y. W. G A
High Point
New Orleans
Southern Pines
North Carolina Garden Club
Nature Study Club
J. F. Hayden
Hayden
R. N. Simms
Raleigh
Esdames John Sheloff
H. P. Hardin
Joseph D. Cox
Cox
Burk
J. W. Hiatt
W. J. Age
Harrison
John & Ke
High Point Club
H. Hardin
H. L. Mitchell
UDC Plans Memorial Rites At Confederate Graves
High Point chapter Unit Daughters of the Confederacy prepares its annual Confederate Memorial Day service at the Confederate plot in Oakwood Memorial Park. The observance begins Friday at five o'clock with a brief tribute and grave decorations led by Mesdames Levi Hayworth Bruce Carraway and flower donations urged by chapter president Mrs. W A Bivins.
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Ood Country Club
YWCA
Adams Memorial Ywca
H. T. Hudson
Parkway
Robert Cameron
W. L. Jackson
James Foscue
Canterbury Club
P W. Grandjean
Beaucrest Road
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood Cemetery
Clara Cole Sherrod
Pauline Douglass
North Main
L'Amusante and
Debonnaire Clubs
Emerywood Duplicate Club
Emerywood Country Club
Pentagon Club
Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood Memorial Park
Levi Hayworth
Bruce Carraway
W. A. Bivins
U.D.C
Three Reasons St Joseph Aspirin Wins Worldwide Popularity
Three reasons showcase St Joseph Aspirin as a top choice. It is praised for purity, fast action in the aspirin field, and real economy in each size. The ad markets St Aspirin as the world’s largest seller with a 100 tablet size at 35¢, implying value per tablet.
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St. Joseph
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Minnie Lee
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
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Tel
Bell Record Shop
High Point’s Complete Record Shop
Chelloncy
Bulova “Excellency Group
Becky
Whitlark’s Gift Shop
East Commerce St
Sgt
Derles and
Bride
Kansas City, Mo
BPWC
Homer H. Leonard
Greenway Drive
Mrs. McFarland
Dy-Dee Supply CO
W. Sth
Winston-Salem, N. C
Garden Council
UDC
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Luna Smith
Gessie Jenkins
Dot Zigler
Lucille Bodenhamer
Bebe
Washington
Mother's Day
Williams
E. High St
Perkinson
North Main Street
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