YWCA membership invitations issued May 20
The YWCA board announced that invitations for membership will be issued on May 20. The following week will be devoted to recording new and renewing memberships, culminating in social events. Mrs. W. F. Bailey, Mrs. Keith Redman, and Miss Leslie Johnson were named as representatives to the new Council of Social Agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Social Agencies
Industrial Committee
William Penn High School
James Poole
Methodist Junior Church To Honor Mothers Tea Tonight
The junior church at First Methodist Church will hold a tea at 7:30 PM in the down ra church auditorium to honor mothers of the church. Many children will participate in a music and living tableau program as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Methodist Junior Rch
First Methodist Rch
Downra Church
Licren
Local Group Returns From National Red Cross Meet in Washington
Mrs. June Scott returns to Emerywood Court apartments with Miss Christine Lentz and Grady Goldston Jr after representing the local Junior Red Cross at the national Red Cross convention in Washington D C. They attended a garden tea hosted by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt and other social events. Mrs. W T Powell and Mrs. John Mebane also came back after attending the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Scott
Emerywood Court
North Main Street
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Christine Lentz
Grady Goldston, Jr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
W. T. Powell
The
John Mebane
Memorial service for Confederate dead in Oakwood Cemetery
The High Point and Laura Wesson chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy hold a memorial service for Confederate dead at Oakwood Cemetery with Mayor O A Kirkman as speaker. A public invitation is issued. A tea honoring mothers by the Junior American Legion Auxiliary follows at the YWCA building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood
O. A. Kirkman
American Legion Auxiliary
Anna Reeves Hosts Octo Club Bridge Meet
Miss Anna Reeves hosted the Octo Club meeting at Gibson Club Rooms with a short business session led by president Mayna Allen. Miss Margaret Hamlin won nail polish as runner-up and Mrs. Bill Snotherly took high score with toilet water as a prize. Guest player was Mrs. John Ingram and decor featured a multicolored theme with crystal mint dishes at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Reeves
Gibson Club
Mayna Allen
Bill Snotherly
Margaret Hamlin
John Ingram
D A R Chapter Plans May Meeting and Installations
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday at 3 30 p m at Mrs H Albion Millis 1109 North Main street. Installation of a new slate of officers will be the main feature with Mrs T A Kearns presenting the afternoon topic. Hostesses include Mesdames Royster Tucker John Whitescarver C T Ingram Sr T V Rochelle and Seborn Perry with Mrs Millis.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. Albion Millis
North Main Street
J. F. Hayden
T. A. Kearns
Millis
Mesdames Royster Tucker
John Whitescarver
C. T. Ingram, Sr
T. V. Rochelle
Clair Conner
Seborn Perry
Howard Marsh
Miss Pauline Douglas to head WCMC senior government slate
Greensboro May 10 Miss Pauline Douglass High Point joins Betty Prevette Asheboro and Helen Williams Leaksville as the senior representatives in Woman's College student government for next year. The rising senior class elected officers including Elizabeth Falls Shelby president Helen Morgan Albemarle vice president Evelyn Horne Wilmington cheer leader and Gladys Tillett Charlotte May Day chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Betty Prevette
Asheboro
Pauline Douglass
High Point
Helen Williams
Leakaville
Woman's College
Elizabeth Falls
Shelby
Helen Morgan
Albemarle
Evelyn Horne
Wilmington
Gladys Tillett
Charlotte
Social bridge and tea events hosted by Mrs. Cox and Miss Harris
Mrs. Carson Cox and Miss Mamie Harris hosted two bridge parties in Thomasville on Spring Street with ten and seven tables, respectively, featuring top scores, prizes, and spring floral decor. Tea at Mrs. R W Crews' home served about twenty five faculty members. First Baptist Church Business Women's circle held a supper and program on Youth in This Changing World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Cox
Mamie Harris
Thomasville
The
First Baptist Church
Minnie Gilliam
Henry Holton
Hallie Dickens
Charles F. Finch
W. K. McGhee
Tea and Topics Club Meeting in Greensboro Spotlight
Mrs R M Andrewe hosted the Tea and Topics Club at her Guilford Avenue home in Greensboro with a program on William Lyon Phelps Autobiography with Letters. The Yale professor famed as Uncle Billie taught 16000 students over 41 years. Spring flowers decorated rooms and an ice course was served to club members.
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R. W. Crews
Salem Street
Fairgrove School
Crews
J. Clyde Allman
G. T. Cochrane
R. M. Andrewe
Guilford Avenue
Greensboro
High Point
William Lyon Phelps
Alberta Snider elected district secretary of UDC
Eight delegates from High Point and Laura Weson chapters attended the Fourth district meeting in Mocksville where Mrs. James E. Lambeth of Thomasville was named district director and Mrs. Alberta C. Snider of High Point district secretary. Attendees included local leaders such as Mrs. H. P. Morrison and Mrs. J. F. Hayden. a memorial service honored the late Mrs. H. N. Phillips and Mrs. Norman Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Snider
UDC
High Point
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mocksville
James E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Alberta C. Snider
H. P. Morrison
J. F. Hayden
State Third
J. S. Welborn
A. T. Wishart
Forrest Murray
C. H. Bass
C. L. Whitaker
H. N. Phillips
Norman Stone
Greensboro
U.D.C
Winston- Salem
Asheboro
Mount Airy
Leaksville
L. E. Fisher
Asheville
Lambeth
J. Henry Farish
Nannie Dodson
Winston-Salem
J. D. Ross
J. $8. Welborn
Henry Riggins
Garland Daniel
Hayden
James FE. Lambeth
Hickory
Armentrout Daughter Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs. L. C. Armentrout hosted a birthday party for her daughter Carolyn June on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Barbara Ann Parker Philip Beck Harold Clemmon Judith Carroll Rachel Embler Josie Fay Armentrout Robbie Joe Valentine and Sunday school teacher Mrs. J. C. Dillard. A pink and white cake with candles topped the dining table and Carolyn June received gifts from attendees after games and contests.
Mrs. A J Koonce Hosts Social Arts Club Meeting
Mrs. A J Koonce hosted the Social Arts Club at her South Main Street home with President J N McCrary presiding. Members planned a lake outing steak fry and weiner roast for next Friday with EF Harville and E Z Jones overseeing arrangements. A salad and dessert course followed, served to members including J N McCrary C B Baxter E R Outland Leland B Nelson J W Rose A B Elam A M Upshaw E Z Jones E C Harville and W J Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Koonce
South Main Street
Social Arts Club
J. N. McCrary
EF. C. Harville
Social News from Deep River and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Kiser honored at a kitchen shower in Deep River section with Pauline Thornton as the guest of honor. The Henry and Alma Cox Deep River Friends Auxiliary met with devotionals and mission talks. A surprise 68th birthday party was held for Mrs. Julia Charison near Trinity. Several local visits and gatherings are noted, including Parrish and Spry families, and T. J. Jones’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kiser
Deep River Section
W. F. Wheeler
Clarence Kiser
Evie Thornton
Kiser
Pauline Thornton
Deep River Community
Henry and
Alma Cox
Deep River Friends Woman's Auxiliary
Henry Davis
Joseph Peele
Joyce Jackson
Tennessee
Lona Jackson
Gladys Fraley
Lydia Thrift
E. R. Parrish
W. M. Parrish
Eula
Margaret Parrish
Grover Spry
Julia, Charison
Trinity
Mattie Whedbee
High Point
T. C. Carlysle
Johnson
John Skeen
J. L. Skeen
Gertrude Starbuck
Marcella Thornton
R. L. Borum
Ridgefields School
Eugene Hiatt
Bette Lyndon
Borum
T. J. Jones
Chiropractor attends state convention in Raleigh
Dr. E. P. Brenner is at the state annual Chiropractic convention at the Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh and expects to return to his office Monday morning. Miss Annie Pearl Parker of Raleigh visits Wayne Horton family at 206 Church Street for the weekend.
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E. P. Brenner
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Serge Miss Annie Pear
Parker
Wayne Horton
Church Street
Willing Workers Plan Mothers Day Banquet at Church
The Willing Workers class of the First Reformed and Evangelical Church will host a Mothers Day banquet this evening at seven o'clock at the church. All class members and their mothers are invited to attend.
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First Reformed and Evangelical Church
Woman limits employment agency to $5000 salary
New York's Esther Brooke, running a women’s employment agency, imposes a $5,000 yearly salary cutoff to define a senior executive. She explains mature job seekers often lack modern job-hunting skills and seeks roles that truly fit talents, not just any position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Brooke
New York
Mrs. Brooke
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Steady on May Market Day
Chicago reports May 10 dairy and produce figures with Butter 925,147 pounds unchanged, Eggs 45,060 pounds steady, storage packed extras 12 percent, firsts 18 1-4, checks 14, others unchanged.
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Chicago
Wake Forest Denies Football Withdrawal Rumors
Wake Forest varsity center John Pendergast and end Bill Vandendries denied reports they would not return for football next fall. Both players stated they planned to enroll and play another season for the Demon Deacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
John Pendergast
Bill Vandendries
Daughter born to Thomasville couple Jacqueline Lucille
Mr and Mrs Roy Hughes of Depot Street Thomasville announce the birth of a daughter Jacqueline Lucille on May 2 Mrs Hughes was formerly Miss Mamie Lou Owen of Thomasville The notice also notes insignia being presented to children of the war dead in Tokyo Japan with triangular badges for boys and brooches for girls
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Thomasville
Roy Hughes
Depot Street
Jacqueline Lucille
Hughes
Mamie Lou Owen
Tokyo
Japan
Miss Theo Redman Leads May Day at Mount Holyoke
Miss Theo Redman daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Redman of High Point will take a leading role in Mount Holyoke College May Day pageant to be presented tomorrow. She previously danced in Petrouchka and sang in Tolante with Amherst and Mount Holyoke choirs.
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South Hadley
Mass
Theo Redman
Kenneth Redman
Woodland Drive
High Point
Mount Holyoke College
Redman
Petrouchka
Mount Holyoke
Daisies Pageant Plans May Queen Arrival at College
The event marks the 600th anniversary of Chaucer's birth with a garden panorama of tales and legends. A secret vote selects the May Queen, to be revealed as the Lady of the Daisies and crowned for the day on the pageant field.
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National Red Cross
Washington
Cannon
Ead
North Main St
East Washington
Meet of Octo Club
Pauline Douglas
WCMC
Sheraton
Paul Hassler
O. R. Hodgin
Polly Lambeth
Isabel Boyles
G. Marshall Hoover
Cox
Bridge
A. H. Ragan
Rock
Tea and Topics Club
Monite
I. la
Ruth Millett
Brooke
Mt. Holyoke
Moskin's
Parkmoor
Ien
BCS Gas Clothing. Company
Lucien Lelong
Eau de Cologne
Fostoria
I A
Perkinson Jo
North Main
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