Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Garden and Club Meetings
The Junior Service League hosts its regular meeting at Emerywood Country Club. Garden clubs meet at various locations including Mrs J H Tate 200 Parkway and Blair Park picnic. D A R chapter and many clubs gather at Emerywood Sheraton YWCA hut Masonic Temple and other venues with notable hosts and special events across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
J. H. Tate
Parkway
Alexander Martin
Emerywood Club
Mesdames
H. I. Coffield
J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth H. Covington
G. H. Kearns
Bruce Carraway
Blanche Armfield Pickends
Levi Hayworth
Business and
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Good Will Garden Club
Blair Park
R. T. Amos
Forest Hill Drive
J. W. Clinard
Burbank
Utopian Study Club
John Walker
Colonial Drive
F. R. Taylor
Sarah Taylor
Johnson Street
Henry Turner
Winston-Salem
Martha Taylor
The
Jewish Council
Milton Silver
Brentley Circle
Jolly Y club entertains Live Y'ers at YWCA meeting
The Jolly Y club hosted the Live Y'ers with an am hour program at the YWCA on Thursday evening. Music and comedy featured acts by Herbert Greene Clyde Greene Jarvey Wood and others with Miss Wien Jensen as mistress of ceremonies. Officers were installed in a candlelight ceremony and a social hour followed. Next meeting plans a Scavenger Hunt for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Club
Y. Vy. Co. A
Trio
Sis
Lucille Everhart
Miss Virginia Carrier
Ireland
Annie Jean Bean
Lulu
Town
Bea Harris
Bea Overcash
Kate Gillespie
Jack O’brien
Early Dorsett
Boo Hoo
Jolly Y
Letha Griggs
Lillian Weisner
League Board To Meet At 9 A. M
The Junior Service League board will meet tomorrow at nine o clock at Emerywood Country club replacing the previously announced nine fifteen start. The regular meeting will follow at ten with both retiring and new board members expected to attend the executive session. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF BON Jake Walter Outen born April 27 at Burrus Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs J Wilson Outen of 207 Centennial Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Bon
J. Wilson Outen
Centennial Avenue
Jake Walter
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Music head to address High Point meeting on school music
Grace Van Dyke Moore and Hattie S. Parrott will speak at a mass meeting at the Junior High School on Wednesday at 8 00 p m sponsored by the High Point Parent-Teacher Council. The council seeks to reinstate a music department with choral work bands and orchestras in 1937 38 across all schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace van Dyke Moore
North Carolina College For Women
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hattie S. Parrott
State Department of Public Instruction of
North Carolina
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
H. S. Coffield
Board of School Commissioners
D A R Meeting Moves To Mnmerwood Country Club
Alexander Martin chapter D A R changes meeting site from Mrs Levi Hayworth home to Mnmerwood Country Club for Tuesday afternoon at 3 39. Regent Mrs Chester C Haworth announces the shift and lists hostess committee members including Mrs H I Coffield J W Harriss Elizabeth H Covington G H Kearns Bruce Carraway Blanche Armfield Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chester C. Haworth
Levi Hayworth
North Main Street
Mmnerywood Country Club
Mesdames
H. I. Coffield
J. W. Harriss
Elizabeth H. Covington
G. H. Kearns
Bruce Carraway
Blanche Armfield Pickens
U D C Donates Confederate Flag to State Hall of History
Dr C Crittenden secretary of the State Historical Commission received the faded Confederate flag that flew over Fort Caswell during the Civil War. Mrs John H Anderson presented the flag on Memorial Day as Raleigh U D C president. The flag will be housed in the Hall of History. Secretary Thad Eure spoke and three Raleigh descendants of Confederate soldiers received crosses for World War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Cr. C. Crittenden
State Historical Commission
Fort Caswell
Cape Fear River
Crittenden
John H. Anderson
Thad Eure
James Hall Manning
Wright Tracey Dixon
Michael Hugh Austell
Esquire Club Plans Spring Dance at Sedgefield Manor
The Esquire club of Greensboro announced a spring dance to be held Friday May 21 at Sedgefield Manor. Freddie Johnson and his orchestra from the University of North Carolina dance organization will provide the music and are expected to draw attendees. Sponsors to be chosen from Greensboro High Point Winston Salem and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire Club
Greensboro
Sedgefield Manor
Freddie Johnson
University of North Carolina Dance Organization
High Point
Winston- Salem
Burlington
Funeral in Warren County Honors Prominent Resident
Mr and Mrs J D Brame returned home after attending the funeral of Mrs Brames brother A F Brame held Saturday in Warren county. Brame was a prominent 76 year old resident and a large number of friends attended the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brame
Fidelis class at First Baptist backs classroom improvements
The Fidelis class met at Miss Virginia Williard’s home in Kernersville on Tuesday evening. Miss Margaret Heath read scripture and Miss Eudora MecCuiston led prayer. Members discussed classroom improvements and elected Miss Mary Lillian Tucker third vice president and religious committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Virginia Williard
Margaret Heath
Eudora MecCuiston
Clara Corum
Mary Lilian Tucker
Dore Parrish
Virginia Willard
Pauline Trent
E. F. Baker
Mary Lillian Tucker
Minnie
Frances Johnson
Helen Simpson
Eudora McCuiston
Mesdames
Howard Young
P. A. Martin
Asheboro Man Observes His 94th Birthday
Alson Harris Kearns a retired Mechanic farmer celebrated his 94th birthday with family and friends at his home on the Uwharrie river banks. His eighty four years of life included farming career and a large reunion with 8 children 31 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren present for the picnic style dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Alson Harris Kearns
Mechanic
Kearns
Uwharrie River
Carraway Creek
J. Burkhead
Alice E. Kearns
Lee M. Kearns
W. 8
W. 8. Durham of Siler City, Mrs. D. A. Parsone
Ellerbe
Charles B. Kearns
Farmer
John
Sam
Gerald K. Ford
Seéveral
L. P. Byrd
Mt. Gilead
H. P. Powell
L. A. Bennett
C.bh. Lewis
High Point
W. A. McAuley
Olive Brown
Mount Gilead
G. K. Ford
J. N. Hinson
Duke University
J. P. Carter
Madison
Death calls family to Richlands and Virginia visits
Rev. and Mrs. HB Baker and Mrs. Shannon travel to Richlands Abingdon and Saltville Va after the death of Mrs. Shannon’s brother and Mrs Baker’s uncle. Mr and Mrs 8 L Duckworth visit Norfolk with Fred Duckworths. Barbara Anne Baker born May 2. Will Stockton returns from Jonesboro. M Vance Fulp Sr ill in Washington DC hospital. Florence Joyner attends a house party in Chapel Hill. Esther McKaughn leaves for New York City for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. F. Baker
BE. West Annouce
Barbara Anne
Will Stockton
Jonesboro
Volney Turner
M. Vance Fulp
Newberry
D. C
Florence Joyner
Chapel Hill
Esther McKaughn
New York City
Seniors Fete at Trogdon Home in Franklinville
Mrs. 8. C. Trogdon and Mrs. Colon Webb entertained Franklinville High seniors Thursday night at the former’s home. Blue and white decorations and spring flowers set the scene. Miss Katherine Buie, Eva Dale West, Virginia Brown and Garrett Gatlin won prizes. A salad course followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Trogdon
Colon Webb
Franklinville High School
Trogdon
Katherine Buie
Eva Dale West
Virginia Brown
Garrett Gatlin
R. C. Fields
J. H. Mitchell
Miss Buie
Presbyterian church Business Girls circle hosts Brazil program
Mrs Kemp Alexander led a Thursday gathering of the Business Girls circle at the Presbyterian church with Mrs Charlies Fox presiding and Miss Elsie Quick teaching the Bible lesson. Mrs Reginald Turner spoke about Brazil where she was born as the group plans a May birthday party to raise pennies by age to fund Brazilian Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Charlies Fox
Elsie Quick
Reginald Turner
Brazil
Madge Hobgood
Alexander
Local social notes and health updates from Montgomery and area
Mr and Mrs Floyd Stewart returned to Montgomery after visiting Mr and Mrs J W Martin at 416 Tate Street. Mrs R A Lloyd of 308 Woodrow Avenue is recovering after surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital. C C B Terry of Hamlet visits family here and plans to stay a few days. Friends of Miss Monte Kimel of Winston Salem learn of her illness in Baptist Hospital. Miss Josephine Gibson returns to Salem College after weekend with her parents J E and Mrs Gibson. Guests include Miss Rebecca Brame and Miss Helen Smith. Friends of J M Brindle regret his critical illness at 207 West Bay Street. Miss Elizabeth Hatcher spent the weekend at Camp Sequoia near Asheville with the Explorers' Club of Duke University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Stewart
Montgomery
Ala
J. W. Martin
Tate Street
R. A. Lloyd
Woodrow Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Monte Kimel
Winston-Salem
Baptist Hospital
Miss Kimel
Josephine Gibson
Salem College
J. E. Gibson
Rebecca Brame
North Wilkesboro
Helen Smith
Kingsport
Tenn
J. M. Brindle
West Bay Street
Elizabeth Hatcher
Camp Sequoia
Asheville
Explorers’ Club
Duke University
Miss Hatcher
Ona Mre. Ey
A. Hatcher
City
Ruth Ridge
Jackson Creek
Raymond J. Maness
Asheboro
L. C. Phillips
Manese
Old Main Street
Maness
Howard Smith
Randleman
H. S&s. Cochran
Spandale
R. A. Wike
Randolph Hospital
J. M. Farlow
Danville
Jesse Rogers
W. F. Ashburn
Troy
N. N. Newlin
Louise Ashburn
New Brunswick
N. J
Richard Vuncannon
L. D. Vuncannon
Katherine Allred
Richmond, Va
Hayes
Martha Holton YWCA Meeting at Miss Shelton Home
The Martha Holton Y. W. A. of Green Street Baptist will meet Miss Thelma Shelton at 708 Carr Street this evening at 7 30. All members are asked to be in attendance at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Holton
Pre School Clinic At Elm Street School To Meet
Elm Street School hosts a pre school clinic tomorrow from 9 am to 3 pm in the auditorium. Dr R A Herring city health officer and Miss Veigh Hutchison city schools nurse lead the event for parents whose children reach school age by October 1. Mrs H P Morrison Elm Street P T A president says to bring eligible children and notes a regular meeting at 7 30 pm with a May Day program by Frances McCrary's fourth grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
R. A. Herring
Veigh Hutchison
H. P. Morrison
Parent-Teacher Association
Perryman White Marriage Is Solemnized In Winston-Salem
The Perryman of Winston-Salem wed Charles Lee White Jr of Thomasville in a Home Moravian church ceremony on May 8. The bride, a Salem College alumna and former Wallburg history teacher, wore Duchess satin with a cowl neckline and long train. The groom, son of C L White Sr, is a designer at Thomasville Chair. They plan a Spring Street home and Northern city honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Maurine Perryman
Winston-Salem
Charles Lee White, Jr
Gordon Spaugh
California
Mendelssohn
Wagner
Barnby
Olin Perryman, Jr
Max White
Ralph White
Greensboro
Perley A. Perryman
Raymond Brietz
Winston- Salem
Willa Mae Everhart
Ruth Harrison
Grace Scott
High Point
Hinley Thuck
P. A. Perryman
Jean Gray Williamson
Rachel Sue Zimmerman
O. C. Perryman
CC. L. White, Sr
C. C., Perryman
Robert McCuiston
Clara Kyser
L. Stone
Ray Zimmerman
W. B. Williamson
Rebecca Thomas
Wavel Bum_gardner
Mrs Frank Talley Hosts Rook Club In Randleman
Mrs Talley entertained the rock club at her High Point street home Thursday evening. Four visitors joined: Mrs Jack Newlin Mrs Mary Scott Mrs Lewis Luther and Miss Maud Fox. High score winner was Mrs E E Bunting who received a linen towel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Frank Talley
The
Rock Club
High Point Street
Jack Newlin
Mary Scott
Lewis Luther
Maud Fox
E. E. Bunting
John Fox
June Fox
Joe Newlin
Epseie
Susannah Wesley Bible Class Meets on High Point Street
The Susannah Wesley Bible class of St Paul M and church held its monthly meeting Monday evening at High Point Street. Mrs J L Stokes led devotional with a solo by Dr J L Stokes. Mrs F Pope presided. A business session followed by games. Mrs John Ferguson won. Salad served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley Bible Class
St. Paul M. &. Church
J. L. Stokes
High Point Street
F. Pope
John Ferguson
Stokes
Worthwhile class meets at M P church on Naomi Street
The Worthwhile class held its regular monthly meeting Monday evening with Miss Nora B. Hughes in charge on Naomi Street. New president Miss Inez Troggdon led the gathering, devotional by Mrs. C. D. Kistler, poem by Mrs. Dwight Brady, Sunday school outline by Miss Rozelle Smith, and a solo by Miss May Caudle. Ten members attended and were served sandwiches, cake and coffee. The June meeting will be hosted by Mrs. C. D. Kistler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
Nora B. Hughes
Naomi Street
Inez Trogdon
C. D. Kistler
Dwight Brady
Rozelle Smith
May Caudle
Nora
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Tea and
F. Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
Omega Kappa Gamma
Kee Klub
American Legion Hut
Bernard Fowler
Duchess of Kent
England
London
YWCA
Vleet
Wagger's Ladies Shop
Congress
Parkinsons Inc
Hutchens' Bakery
E. Washington
Lizzie Gooch
By Helen Welshimer
NEA Service
National
P.T. A. Music Head
Country Club
U.D.C
Warren County
Circle 3
Baptist Missionary Society
W. G. Cooke
Mountain Street
Cc. B. Terry
Hamlet
R. B
L. R. Terry
Elm Street School
P.T. A
Ring Drug Company Prone
Rook Club
United Market Fresh Fish and Meats
North Main
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