Social calendars feature church tea and club meetings
The First Presbyterian church hosts a pot luck tea at Mrs. K. C. Denny’s 207 Hillcrest Drive on Wednesday 3:30 to 5:30 under circle two. Altrusa holds a 6:30 dinner at First Baptist. High Point Graduate Nurses meet tomorrow 3 PM at Guilford General Nurses’ Home with Rev. G Ray Jordan speaking. YW A Circles elect officers and plan a May 15 mother-daughter banquet. Mary Harper Philathea class meets Thursday 7:30 at Mrs. Claude Bouldin’s 107 Briggs Avenue with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
K. C. Denny
Hillcrest Drive
Circle Two
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Guilford General Nurses
Steele Street
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Mary Harper
South Main Street
M. E. Church
Claude Bouldin
Briggs Avenue
Bouldin
Herman Burton
Glennie Crater
Guilford General Nurses Home
R. K. Young
Elwood Hotel
Woman's Club
Seborn Perry
Entre Nous
Mra. Z. J. Walser
Montheu Avenue
Mra
Social Calendar Tuesday Community Meetings and Club Gatherings
The schedule lists multiple group meetings including Junior Service League at the country club 10:00 a.m. and a 1:15 p.m. lecture on Social and Economic Planning by Mrs. Ney Evans at the YWCA. Other activities include D A R chapters, Altrusa dinner, OES at Masonic Temple, and various book clubs and circle teas across local homes and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Country Club
Ney Evans
Y. W.C
Alexander Martin
E. J. Payne
H. A. Millis
Mrs Perry To Entertain Wednesday Contract Club
Mrs. Seborn Perry will entertain the members of the Wednesday Contract club on Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock at the Country club. The Woman s Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church held one of the largest and best meetings of the year yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R W Riggins on Greenway drive. The devotional was conducted by circle number six led by Miss Myrtle Davis with the theme The Humility of Jesus. Circle reports were interesting and the president Mrs John C Whitesell awarded circle three with fourteen members. After the business session a social hour followed with punch and cakes in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majorie Spence
Alda Grayson
First Baptist Church
Zetha Boswell
Hoyle Lopp
Aline Wrenn
Thelma Patrick
Bob Hughes
H. D. Sears
Woman's Missionary Union
H. E B. Jones
Julia Liles
A. M._ Richardson
C. E. Sheloff
M. R Shields
A. B. Conrad
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. W. Riggins
Greenway Drive
Circle Number Six
Myrtle Davis
Jesus
John CC. Whitesell
Circle Number Three
Guilford College awards Overman scholarship to Rose Askew
Miss Rose Elizabeth Askew of Raleigh daughter of Mr and Mrs N W Askew has won the William F Overman scholarship at Guilford College. The junior honors were decided by a vote of students and faculty based on scholarship character leadership and campus contributions. She led in dramatics served as Y W C A president elect and held multiple campus roles while earning letters in women s sports and serving in student government.
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Guilford College
Rose Elizabeth Askew
N. W. Askew
Raleigh
William F. Overman
Askew
Miss Askew
Guilford
The
Dramatic Council
College Marshalls
Women's Athletic Association
Philomathean Literary Society
High Point High School
High Point
Ray Street J T A Meeting Postponed To Next Tuesday
The Ray Street school Parent-Teacher Association meeting scheduled for tonight is postponed and will be held next Tuesday at 7 30 PM announced by Mrs R F J Johnson principal of the school. The notice also announces the birth of a daughter Myrtis Vealia to Mr and Mrs E B Adame on May 6 at their home 335 Phillips Street Mrs Adames maiden name Mary Lee Woodward of this community. A cake tip states water added to bake without burning or sinking.
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Ray Street
J.T. A
Parent- Teacher Association of the
R. F. J. Johnson
E. B. Adame
Myrtis Vealia
Phillips Street
Adames
Mary Lee Woodward
Earl Byrum
Viola Lillian
Rebecca Rue
Shelby
Kentucky Derby Spectators Favor White Pique Coats
Derby Day at Churchill Downs drew large crowds with ideal weather and many women showcasing colorful outfits in boxes and along the stands. Observers noted white pique coats and gray flannels as the prevailing Derby attire during the excitement of the day.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Fashion Notes Describe Winter Styles in Greensboro
A social page details visitors in Birmingham and Salisbury plus recent travel by Mrs. O. 8. Harville and Mrs. Earl Byrum families. It surveys Women’s Wear Daily styles with white coats, pique fabrics, gray flannels, fur trims, silk suits, vivid color mixes, and Gibson Girl shoulder padding seen in swagger coats and three piece outfits among Greensboro groups.
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Woodrow Wilson
Fashion Notes From Paris to Milan Runway Daylight
The piece surveys 1930s era sports wear and evening attire. It highlights fur scarfs capes hats large Brim Bakou Milan styles sailor hats and knitted fez pieces. It mentions pink crinkled crepe suits blue velvet flowers and white buck shoes with doe skin or kid gloves and matching accessories.
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Bakou
Milan
Handbag Colors Complement Costumes in Bright Styles
Observed women carried new looking pouches with smart appeal. Purses featured white and dark shades matching or contrasting with outfits, highlighting coordinated fashion choices.
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Eral
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian Circle
Altrusa Club
First Baptist Y. W. A
James B. Richardson
Perry
M. P
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
W. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
Thomas Willey
North Main Street
Miss Rose Askew
Washington
Dorothee Scarbrough
State Supreme Court
Lux Toilet
Lux
Hollywood
Mrs. O. 8. Harville
Birmingham
Ala
Brother
F. A. Henderson
H. M. Williamson
Cerro Gordo
N. C
C. E. Williamson
Williamson
Gwendolyn Turner
City
Alfred Bagley
Greensboro
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Bagley
T. J. Barker
Will Inman
Airy
John Bearns
Kernersville
J. A. Jones
Dewey Hammer
Jack
Kate Hammer
Asheboro
Mooresville
Sim Lollar
Salisbury
Copenhagen
Schiaparelli
Stern Brothers
New York
John B Paney
James
Byrd
North Pole
Or Byrd
Bis
Ertainly
Betty Greene
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