Miss Mabel Hedges Hosts Dutch Luncheon At Sedgefield Inn
An attractive Dutch themed luncheon was hosted by Miss Mabel Hedges yesterday at Sedgefield Inn at one o'clock. The event honored Mrs. Elliott B. Wood new bride and Miss Elizabeth Snow Welborn bride-elect, with guests including Mrs. Elliott Wood, Mrs. H. T. Hudson, George T. Wood, and other friends.
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Mabel Hedges
H. T. Hudson
Sedgefield Inn
Elliott
Miss Hedge
Mrs
Elliott &. Wood
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Memorial Day Program At Elm Street School
Memorial Day program by Elm Street School honors Confederate veterans with fifth and fourth grade pupils presenting devotional, biographies of Robert E. Lee Jefferson Davis and Henry W Grady selections, songs, and floral tributes. U D C leaders and guests attend. flowers later placed at Oakwood cemetery.
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Margaret Chatfield
George Campbell
Elm Street
Confederate Veterans
C. H. Bass
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. G. Robichaux
Laura Wesson
T. Wingate Andrews
Joe Hoffman
James Deviney
Nancy Meredith
Robert E. Lee
Dorothy Crater
Jefferson Davis
Arrell Hedgecock
Henry W. Grady
Helen Justice
Longfellow
Sarah Scruggs
Doris Long
Bessie Lee Creech
Mattie Ruth Conally
Lois Swaim
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs P W Flagge Becomes D A R Regent in May Chapter Meet
At the Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution May session at Rockford Road home, Mrs. P W Flagge was elected regent succeeding Mrs. J S Welborn. Other officers include R L Quigley as second vice regent C Robbins treasurer L G Robichaux historian N S Stirewall recording secretary B E Payne registrar Miss Bophie Tilden and new member Mrs John Foy. A framed portrait of Alexander Martin will hang in a public building in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. G. Robichaux
Mary Simmons
Rockford Road
A. &. Caldwell
P. W. Flagge
J. & Welborn
R. L. Quigley
C. €. Robbins
N. 8
T. A. Kearns
High Point
Louis F. Vo
Social Calendar Details Early May Wedding Events
Thursday events include tea at Mrs. Ned McEachern on West Farriss for Elizabeth Snow Welborn’s honor. Friday hosts luncheon at Emerywood CC for Elizabeth Snow Welborn and Mrs. Elliott Wood. The Canterbury club hosts a 3 p m talk by Robert B. House. Welborn Hodges wedding rehearsal at Wesley Memorial church and cake cutting at Allan Welborn’s home. The Piedmont German club dances with Jelly Leftwitch and Duke University orchestra. Saturday features Philomathaean Club meeting and the Welborn Hodges marriage at Wesley Memorial church. May time dance at Sedgefield Country Club ends the weekend with Slate Randall.
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Ned McEachern
West Farriss Avenue
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Philip Davie
Emerywood Country Club
Elliott
Wood
Canterbury Club
Harry Brockmann
Robert B. House
University of North Carolina
Wesley Memorial Church
Allan Welborn
Piedmont German Club
Jelly Leftwitch
Duke University
Philomathean Club
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Mise
Cizabeth Snow Welborn
Robert M. Hodges
Burlington
Sedgefield Country Club
the Manor
Slate Randall
The Soldier's Graves
A May visit to graves of fallen soldiers with flowers garlands and wreaths. The piece praises the gallant and noble who fell in the strife and asks blessings from many stations in life.
Miss Barber and Moffitt Honored at Bridge Party
Mrs J W McAnally hosted a bridge party at her South Main street home honoring Miss Hunt Barber and James B Moffitt ahead of their June wedding at the First Baptist church in Reidsville. Prizes included a candy box for ladies and a deck of cards for men.
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J. W. McAnally
South Main Street
Mrs Andrews Discusses Modern Poetry for Sorority Group
Mrs. T Wingate Andrews spoke to the Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Sorority at the Sheraton last evening on Modern Poetry. She read excerpts to illustrate her talk as Miss Ann Robbins presided and a brief business session preceded the lecture.
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Andrews
T. Wingate Andrews
Beta Sigma Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Ann Robbins
Fay Beshears
Elisabeth Gurley
Ditsy Cash
Selma Elder
Martha Bobbitt
Carmala Lewis
Thelma Scott
Blanche Beasley
Beatrice Goolsby
R. I. Quigsey
May Dance Informal Dress at Piedmont German Club Event
The Piedmont German club announces an informal dress code for its May dance at Emerywood Country Club. Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra will perform from nine until one. Admission is by card for members and out of town guests.
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Piedmont
Amos R. Kearns
Emerywood Country Club
Jelly Leftwich
Local D. A. R. Members Entertain Visitors
Two visitors, Mrs. Shearer of Lenoir and Mrs. D. R. Thomas of Tennille, Ga., visited Mrs. J. R. Blair and Mrs. G. M. Hoover in Thomasville. Both are members of the local D. A. R. chapter.
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Shearer
Lenoir
J. R. Blair
D. R. Thomas
Tennille, Ga
G. M. Hoover
Thomasville
Local Notices of Illness for Residents
Friends report Mrs J R Young of 614 Flint Street seriously ill at Burrus clinic. Capt A M Rankin, ill ten days at home on Church Street, is improving. Mrs H W Turner, with pneumonia, at her son Dewey Turner’s home in Lincolnton.
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Mra
J. R. Young
Flint Street
Burrus Clinic
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
H. W. Turner
Dewey HH. Turner
Lincolnton
Manila Blind Photographer Invents Distance Method
Manila photographer known as the only blind cameraman in the world has devised a personal system for judging distance and light, leading to a successful studio he operates despite his lack of sight.
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Manila
Merchants Aid Planned To Fill Sales Tax Blanks
Lynn Melver deputy collector will be in the county tax office branch on West Washington street all day Friday to help merchants fill out sales tax blanks and pay taxes. Many are behind and offered the chance to complete forms and settle accounts.
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Lynn Melver
State Department of Revenue
County Tax Office
West Washington Street
Buie Mourns as Franklinville Mother Dies at 4:30
Mrs. W. Bute mother of S. T. Buie of this city died at her Franklinville home this morning at 4:30. Buie had stayed by her side for two weeks and traveled to Franklinville with Mrs. Buie earlier today. Survived by husband and three sons S. T. Buie Worth Buie and Lacy Buie.
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W. 8. Bute
S. T. Buie
Franklinville
Buie
Mrs W B Hall Elected President of Greensboro College Alumnae
The High Point chapter of the Greensboro College Alumnae Association met at the Alexander sisters home. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs W B Hall Vice President Mrs Holt McPherson and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs J W Chandler. The meeting honored the late Dr Di Peacock and the program featured student readings songs and readings followed by refreshments.
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High Point
Greensboro College
P. W. Flagge
Mra
W. A. Bivins
di Peacock
Jane Ridenho
Alice Row
Jotte Hammer
Emily Worth
Gram
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Miss Mabel Hedges
J. S. Welborn
D. A. R. Regent
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Miss Barber
Mr. Moffitt
Bite
F. L. Honeycutt
Woodrow Avenue
Irene Reynulds
Ralph Vance
First Baptist Church
Mayflower Jirs
Washington
Washington’s
R. L. Pollio
Selec
Felts
S. Main St
W. B. Hall
Greensboro College Alumnae Asso
Tomlinson
Ladies’ Shop
Gooch- Thomas
Princess
Larkwood
North Main
Nelly Don
Beavens
Atalk
Silk