Local Artists Set Monday Song Recital at Sheraton
A Monday evening recital at the Sheraton features Charlotte Amos Edith Sherrod Helen Lindsay and Meredith Slane all pupils of Camilla fentera Molitore Greensboro College voice head. The program includes works by Bibella Bruton Gretchaninoff Giannini Hadie Huff Sinding Beach Haydn Massenet Clokey Edwards and Puccini with Audrey Bruton at the piano and Meredith Slane singing Dawn Minstrel a Molitore led presentation invitations issued to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Chalotte Amos
Edith Sherrod
Helen Lindsay
Meredith Slane
Camilla Fentera Molitore
Tompson
Chicago
Molita
Bibella
Bruton
Dawn
Hadie Huff
Audrey Bruton
Paino
Dawn Minstrel
Meredith Siane
Burbank Garden Club Elects Mrs J W Clinard President
The Burbank Garden Club held a regular meeting and flower show at Mrs A C Jones home on Johnson Street. A nominating slate was approved naming Mrs J W Clinard for president and others for key offices. a new garden club was announced under sponsorhip of the Burbank group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Garden Club
J. W. Clinard
Burbank
A. W. Klemme
B.C. Cridlebaugh
Wade Hiatt
Pearl Idol
D. H. Parsons
Burbank Club
Parsons
Edgar Hartley
Mid-Week Garden Club Hosts Flower Show at Emerywood
The Mid-Week Garden Club held a flower show Wednesday morning at the Emerywood Country Club. Hosts Mrs J EB Millie and Mrs B T Harrison arranged the event and flower displays were provided by a long list of members including Mrs W L Jackson and Mr Horace Haworth with judges Mrs F R Taylor evaluating entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J. EB. Millie
B. T. Harrison
Mas
Welborn Hodges wedding events and society calendar
Rehearsal at Wesley Memorial Church for the Welborn Hodges nuptials followed by cake cutting hosted by Mr and Mrs Allan Welborn. Duke University orchestra Jelly Leftwitch to perform at Emerywood Country Club dance from 9 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welborn
Philomathean Club
A. EB. Tate
West Broad Street
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Robert M. Hodges
Burlington
Wesley Memorial Church
Sedgefield Country Club
the Manor
Slats Randall
Flower show awards and upcoming garden shows announced
Mia, Maurice Wilson and other winners received blue red and white ribbons for artistic flower arrangements large baskets and emalier pieces. Iris peonies roses azaleas dominated displays as garden flowers. Mrs H A Millis led the business session announcing Greensboro and Winston Salem shows next week and six Winston Salem gardens will open to the public. Officers elected: Mrs J W Lindsay president Mrs R T Amos vice president Mrs Se born Perry recording secretary Mrs Forrest Murray corresponding secretary and Mrs Hoke Bullard treasurer. Mrs H T Hudson named program committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Maurice Wilson
H. A. Millis
Greensboro
Winston Salem
Informal Tea Hosted for Bride-Elect Miss Elizabeth Welborn
Mrs. Ned McEachern hosted an informal tea at her West Faris Rise Avenue home for bride-elect Miss Elizabeth Snow Welborn yesterday afternoon at four o clock. Guests included Mrs. Herman Smith Mrs. Elliott Wood Mrs. H B Hiatt Mrs. James Armstrong and Mrs. Ralph Waite of Asheville with Miss Hunt Barber directing guests to the dining room. Lavendar iris centered the tea table and corsages of roses sweet peas and valley lilies were given to Miss Welborn and Mrs. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned McEachern
Elizabeth Snow Welborn
West Farrise Avenue
Herman Smith
McEachern
Miss Welborn
Elliott
Wood
H. B. Hiatt
James Armstrong
Ralph Waite
Asheville
Smith
Welborn
Mrs. Thomas Hosts Book Club Meeting and Program
The Wednesday Book Club met at Mrs. Thomas’s Forest Hill Drive home with her presenting Fritz Kreisler’s life and music. Officers were elected for the year, and next year’s topic will be “Lives of Yesterday and Today.” Refreshments were served to all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Thomas
Frits Kreisler
Kreisler
W. J. Fraley
L. R. Terry
University Dances Open Weekend Festivities With Kemp Orchestra
Chapel Hill May 11 The annual Junior and Senior dances at the University of North Carolina begin with a Tin Can tea dance featuring Hal Kemp and his orchestra. The program includes two tea dances, the Junior and Senior Balls, and eleven fraternities hosting house parties during the weekend celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Hal Kemp
Kemp
Margaret Short
Charlotte
Stuart Aitken
Mary Ethridge
Norfolk
Robert Crane
Mathilda Bhrinehaus
Raleigh
James Cordon
Elisabeth Davidson
Tom Best, Jr
Katherine Jamieson
Oxford
Ed Broadhurst
Greensboro
Mary Kinser
Tampa
Fla
Donah Hawke
New Bern
Misa Ruth Waller
Portsmouth
George Moore
Huntington
West Va
Elizabeth Hewett
Shelby
Virgil Weathers
Primrose McPherson
Stewart Robertson, Jr
Clara Margaret Grantham
Ed Kerr
Clinton
Joyce Sayre
Asheville
Jimmie Rogers
Mary Myers
Athens
John Barrow
Zebulon
Jane Hess Weaver
High Point
J. Jonston Barnes
Mary King Fountain
Fountain
Ernest Mundt
Phi Delta Theta
Alpha Tau Omega
Kappa Alpha
Theta Chi
Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi Stgma Kappa
Chi Pei
Theta Kapa Nu
Lambda Chi Alpha
Pi Kappa Phi
Stema Delta
Junior Senior Banquet at Lexington High School
The Lexington high school junior senior banquet was held at the American Legion hall on Friday evening. Faculty and guests attended as the event featured modernistic black and white decor, a three course dinner prepared by junior class mothers, and student performances and toasts from Miss Margaret Meachum, Miss Pauline Cope, and others.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
American Legion
Olivar Briggs
Margaret Meachum
Harry Philpott
Mariylen White
Pauline Cope
T. D. Stokes
Supt. Honeycutt
Bill Wilson
Floyd Leonard
Birthday Banquet Honors B H Finch Jr In Local Social
Mr and Mrs B H Finch hosted a Friday evening birthday banquet for their son B H Finch Jr with a 7 pm dinner served by Mrs Finch. Prizes included linen handkerchiefs cigars bookends and dainty handkerchiefs for guests Mary Lindsay Lowe Cabell Philpott Emily Webster and others. Mrs Dermot Shemwell from Albany GA visited daughter Mrs Richard Phillips over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Finch
B. H. Finch, Jr
Finch
BE. C. Clinard
James Adderton
Woodrow McKay
W. O. Burgin
Bridge
Mary Lindsay Lowe
Cabell Philpott
Emily Webster
Maiden
Joe Gamewell
Miss Webster
Ann Busick
Madison
Dermot Shemwell
Albany, Ga
Richard Phillips
Dance Extends From Banquet to Early Morning at Hut
After the banquet, a dance ran from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. in the hut under Tom Dickerson sponsorship. Music was by Jimmie Talbert and His Royal Melodians. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raper, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Holt Hunt, Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Cathell, Mr. and Mrs. David Sink, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hayes, Dr. and Mrs. J. Dan Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dickerson
Jimmie Talbert
Royal Melodians
Paul Raper
W. D. Clark
Holt Hunt
E. J. Cathell
David Sink
Cecil Hayes
J. Dan Red
Local visitors return home after weekend in town
Guy Jones returned to Columbia South Carolina after a weekend visit with relatives. Miss Gladys Mendenhall spent several days with Mrs Claude York in High Point.
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Guy Jones
Columbia
S. C
Gladys Mendenhall
Claude York
High N
Barbee Family Visits Relatives and Duke Students
Mr and Mrs Reid Barbee visit Mr and Mrs L Barbee in town. Misses Rachel Sink and Isobel Craven from Duke University spend the weekend with their families here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Reid Barbee
Mr. Barbee
Rachel Sink
Isobel Craven
Duke University
Memorial program honors Confeder ate veterans at Ray St school
Memorial Day observances at Ray Street school featured a fourth and fifth grade program in the regular chapel period. Susannah Matthews led a devotional and spoke on why Memorial Day. other students performed songs and delivered talks about national heroes and the Confederacy. The program closed with an article about heroes buried in High Point Cemetery by Mary Jane Wilson, with visitors and United Daughters of the Confederacy members in attendance. A separate report covers the Alexander Martin chapter DAR meeting and a missed Congressional report presented by Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. Hoover. Also, the High Point Graduate Nurses held a meeting at Guilford General Hospital with a violin and piano duet by Miss Sloan and Miss Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Susannah Matthews
Posey Redman
High Point
Mary Jane Wilson
Laura Wesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Elm Street
Nat
D. A. BR. Congress
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Washington
J. F. Hayden
G. M. Hoover
J. &. Welborn
H. P
Guilford General Hospital
Margaret Sloan
Alma Andrews
Mrs Lulu Scarce and Family Called to Lincolnton
Mrs H W Turner, mother of Mrs Scarce and Mrs Davis, lies seriously ill in Lincolnton prompting a family call. Dr and Mrs T H Bowen visit on Woodrow avenue before traveling to Baltimore where Dr Bowen will give a special sermon on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Scarce
Paul Scarce
J. T. Davis
Lincolnton
H. W. Turner
Scarce
Davis
T. H. Bowen
Mrs
W. H. Bowen
Woodrow Avenue
Baltimore
Dr. Bowen
I. W. A. Mass Meeting Tonight Over Wage Increase
The I. W. A. holds a mass meeting at the I. W. A. hall tonight at 7 o clock for all workers with admission by old and new ecards. President D. W. Bradley says all groups should attend as the amount of wage increase to be sought will be debated. A cotton mill and night workers gathering is set for Saturday at 4 PM to discuss higher wages.
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Ecards
D. W. Bradley
Family Seeks Contact With Kidnappers in Robles Case
In Tucson on May 11 authorities observed another truce in the kidnapping of six year old heiress June Robles as her family tries to reach the abductors. Fernando Robles says he can raise only $10 000 of the $15 000 ransom and demands the girl be produced alive before payment. House flies cannot bite.
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Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Robles
Fernando Robles
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Sinding
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Helen Lindsay Haydn
the Creation
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Sibella
la Girometta
Edith Sherrodots Storgen
Edwards
Charlotte Amos Massenet
Meredith Slane Puccini
Vissi
Arte
Herbert St. Clair
David Yow
New York
R. H. Sechrest
C. &. Grayson
Horace Haworth
R. R. Bo
C. EF
Fiord Wiilson
F. R. Taylor
W. L. Jackson
K. C. Deney
J. W. Lindsay
R. T. Amos
Hoke Bullard
H. T. Hudson
John Pickett
Charlies Perry
A. E. Taplin
Forrest Murray
Harry Brockmann
Lamar McCallum
J. E B. Millis
FE. T. Harrison
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Mrs. Thomas
Wv. F. W
Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs. Broyles
Carroll Boyles
Caree Ee General Hosiptal
David
Miller
Thomesville Chair Company
Thomasville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Optoi Am
Ray St. School
New Hersey
Teiseys
Rose
Helsey
Closelup
Dan Thomas
George Scarbo
Miarcanet Sullavan
FT. Ce
Bergoin
Samuel
South Main Street
N. Main St
Dalton Florista
Hollingsworth ’S
Whitman
Ring Drug Co
N. Mair
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