Mother Daughter Banquet Held By Girl Reserves
The Girl Reserve at the YWCA hosted a Mother Daughter Banquet with Jean Durham as toastmistress and Dr. P E Lindley as speaker on The Modern Giants. Myrtle Reagan spoke on The Girl Reserve Purpose while Helen Craven and Mary Elizabeth Burton provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Durham
Pp. E. Lindley
Dr. Lindley
Myrtle Reagan
Helen Craven
Mary Elizabeth Burton
Madge Everett
Anida Burton
True Blue Club
Blair Club
Cloverdale
Sedgefield Skating Rink
W. Co. A
Lucky Girls Reserve Club
Pickett
Scott Stewart
Isabel King Appears In Florida Vocal Concert
Mrs Isabel Tate King soprano daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Tate and late Mr Tate of High Point now a Delray Beach resident sang in a closing exhibition concert at the Norton Gallery and School of Art in Florida with pianist Mrs Ruth Goding Diggans. The program featured art songs by Welsh English and French composers and was well received with audience member William Clegg Monroe of Greensboro noting her gracious performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Tate King
A. E. Tate
Mr. Tate
High Point
Delray Beach
Florida
Norton Gallery
School of Art
Mirs. King
Ruth Goding Diggans
Delray Music Study Club
King
Laura Ackley
Ferdinand Torrianni
Torrianni
Carnegia Hall
New York
Bethesda -by-the-Sea
Palm Beach
William Clegg Monroe
Greensboro
Musical Art Club
Baptist Church
Monroe
Carew
Tesh
Curran
Cyril Scott
Mrs. Bigfans
Robert
Robert le Diable
Neverbeer
Tyson
Bemberg
Bach-Gounod
May Festival at Oak Hill School Toasts Young Singers
A May Festival will be held at Oak Hill School on Monday afternoon May 12 at 5 o'clock on the lawn. The program showcases the Social Science groups with song and pantomime. More than 500 students participate, with a small admission fee aiding the school fund. A daughter, Linda Merian, was born to Mr and Mrs Hermon Bottoms at Guilford General Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs Bottoms was formerly Miss Mae Patterson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Bottoms
Hermon Bottoms
Linda Merian
Guilford General Hospital
Mae Patterson
Home Ceremony Unites Miss Tice And Ernest Ford
Miss Mary Bailey Tice and Ernest Edward Ford of Greensboro wed in a seven o clock ceremony at the Tice residence in Greensboro. The reception followed with about a hundred guests and a formal toast line. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes Tice, wore a pink Marquisette gown and carried roses and delphinium. The groom was supported by his brother Zell D. Ford as best man. The couple plans a home in Greensboro after a wedding trip unannounced destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Edward Ford
Greensboro
Mary Bailey Tice
Walter T. Tice
Hillcrest Drive
James Holmes Tice
Wadesboro
Tice
Miss Tice
Dr. Tice
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Waiter T. Tice
James P. Tice
Charlotte
George Roach
Thomas E. Strickland
Anna Applewhite
Zell D. Ford
Arnold J. Keponce
J. H. Tice
Thomas Bouldin
W. B. Jerome
Margaret Cassidy
Sarah Seawell
Hazel Wheeler
Church Street
Schiaperelli
High Point College
Artemesian Literary Society
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Durham Life Insurance Company
Afr
James Holmies Tice
Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs Leath and Mrs Byrd Vows Announced
Miss Katherine Kearns hosted a bridge luncheon at 308 Hillcrest Drive to honor Mrs Mac Lean B Leath and Miss Marion Robins Byrd, with seven tables of bridge and a two course luncheon. The event also noted the April 12 marriage of Nettie Wiseman of High Point to Walter B Robins of Pekin, N C, now at 306 South Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Kearns
MacLean B. Leath
Marion Robins Byrd
Leath
Lillian Agnew
Burkeville
Byrd
Conway
Ark
R. B. Terry
Caroline Dalton
Henry Betts
William Jarrell
Amos Kearns
Charles Kearns
Seborn Perry
Joe Miller
Robert Conner
Sanders Dallas
C. T. Ingram, Jr
John Foy
Frank Armfield, Jr
Robert Davis
Gilbert Clinard
Joe Hollingsworth
Howard Blair
R. EB. Terry
Willis Slane
Collier Ellis
William McNeely
Toccoa
Nettie Wiseman
High Point
Walter B. Robins
Pekin
Blackwoods Chapel Baptist Church
N. C
Philip Hutchison
Hamilton Street
Daughters of Confederacy honor Confederate dead at Oakwood Park
High Point Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy held a Memorial Day service at Oakwood Memorial Park. Mrs. H. P. Morrison led the ceremony as members read The Captured Banner. Taps were played by James Bulla from Boy Scout Troop 20. A purple and white wreath and flags marked the Confederate plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
Oakwood Park
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood Memorial Park
H. P. Morrison
Doris Holmes
High Point Col
James Bulla
Boy Scout Troop 20
J. Irvin Paylor
North Carolina Memorial Association
W. A. Bivins
O. A. Kirkman
Local Family Ties Highlight North Carolina Wedding
The Ford family, prominent in the state, is connected to a Raleigh educated graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Davis Ford. He attended North Carolina State College and the University of North Carolina at Raleigh, now working for Dixie Realty and Loan Company in Greensboro. Out-of-town guests arrived from Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Wadesboro, Asheville, Mebane, Hillsboro, Burlington and Norfolk, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ford
Seth Davis Ford
N. C. State College
The
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Dixie Realty and Loan Company
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Wadesboro
Ashe Ville
Mebane
Hillsboro
Burlington
Norfolk
Junior Service League May Meeting at YWCA
The Junior Service League will hold a meeting of both old and new board members Tuesday morning at 9 30 o clock in all league club rooms at the Y W C A The regular May meeting will follow at 10 30 a m at the usual Y W C A meeting place within the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Eastern Star Chapter To Meet Tuesday Evening
The High Point Chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star announces its regular semi monthly meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 o clock in the Masonic Temple. Members are asked to arrive promptly at 7 30 as special business will be transacted and summer hour begins at this meeting. Jerry Carl Smith Born Here May 8 at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs W C Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Jerry Carl Smith
W. C. Smith
Jerry Carl
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs Fred Wiles Honored By Mrs S B Hubbard
Mrs Stanley B Hubbard hosted a Thursday bridge gathering at her home to honor Mrs Fred Wiles, formerly Miss Frances Lewis, on her recent marriage. Prizes went to Mrs John Proctor Davis and Mrs C F Williams Jr, with many guests attending and a nuptial color ice course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wiles
Frances Lewis
Stanley B. Hubbard
Wiles
Crystal
John Proctor Davis
C. F. Williams, Jr
W. D. Lewis
Lois Hardison
Louise Hardison
Gladys Williams
Esther Brooks to present Moose chapter program
Mrs Esther Brooks chairing child care and training will speak on Child at L A Creech Care and Training at 7 30 pm Thursday Moose Hall Barbara Allen Kemp to sing and Chains Dancing School to perform dances during the Women of the Moose chapter meeting at local Moose Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Brooks
Moose Hall
L. A. Creech
Barbara Allen Kemp
Chains Dancing School
The
Women of the Moose
Bundle Day Observed by Junior Chamber Here This Afternoon
The Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a Bundle Day in Norfolk to collect wearable articles for Britain. Members will canvass homes this afternoon, seeking clothing, shoes, blankets, and Readers Digest magazines for sailors and Britons in need. Mrs. Joseph Cox, chairwoman, coordinates the drive and asks residents to contribute during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Varios
Brbles
Britain
Joseph 2 Cox
Norfolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Isabel J. King
Oak Hill School
Ernest E.ford
Eastern Star
BAYON
Mom-Trah
Sven
Richardson’s
Percale
Sheers
Ecru
Sea Island
S.B. Hubbard
Moose
Betty Ruth Bame
H. Banow
Grayson Street
Stone Studio
Junior C. O. C
Richardson
Children’s Cotton
the Bargain Center
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