Mrs A E Tate Reviews New Novel for Philomathean Club
Mrs A E Tate led a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs R F J Johnsons Carrick Avenue home of the Philomathean Club with a review of Elizabeth Goodes A Bird In the Tree. Tate praised the novel as one of the most attractive recent reads and cited the New York Times note that it reads like poetry or music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. J. Johnson
Philomathean Club
Carrick Avenue
A. E. Tate
Elizabeth Goode
Girl Scouts to Receive Over 200 Badges Tomorrow
More than 200 badges and awards will be presented to High Point Girl Scouts at a city-wide Court of Awards in the Elm Street School auditorium at 7 30 P M Parents and friends are invited The program opens with color pledge and song then remarks by Mrs R A Herring followed by a camp style show highlighting official clothes for Camp Uwharrie set for June 14 28 A camp staff plan and cook out suppers are noted Troop 6 held a cook-out at the camp recently with Mrs Burnett and others accompanying the troop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Girl Scouts
Elm Street
Josephine Pope
Mary Louise Hasty
R. A. Herring
Camp
Uwharrie
Mabel Burnett
Troop 6
Mesdames Burnett
L. P. Earnhart
C. H. Greer
Carlene Ilderton
High Point Bride-elect Doris Pope Noted at Thomasville Bridge
Miss Doris Pope bride-elect of William Thompson of High Point was feted at a Thomasville bridge party hosted by Mrs. Murr near Lexington. Four tables played with Pope winning high score, Sara Forest Thompson taking consolation, and Mrs. Pollock traveling prize. Guests included Forest Thompson, Leola Black, and many High Point and Lexington residents. Receipts and social details from the event are given, with May Day at Stratford College noted for other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pope
High Point
Thomasville
Murr
Mesdames Forest Grimes
M. R. Harris
Lexington
Doris Pope
Wiliam Thompson
Green Street Baptist Church
Sarah Forest Thompson
S. L. Pollock
Ralph Wilson
Alice Lambeth
T. E. Jennings
Stratford College
Danville
Forrest Grimes
Ann
Roaring River
T. J. McNeill
Geo. Sears
Greensboro
Forest Grimes
Lexington Avenue
Beta Sigma Phi Mu Chapter Meets at Sheraton Monday
The Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will hold its regular meeting at the Sheraton Hotel Monday evening at 7 oclock, according to an announcement made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Sheraton
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Mrs George Wood To Entertain Tuesday Evening Garden Club
The May meeting of the Tuesday Evening Garden Club will be at Mrs George T Wood on Boulevard Tuesday at 3 pm with a miniature flower arrangement show. Plans will also be made for the June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wood
George T. Wood
Boulevard
Church Circles and Meetings Across Several Churches on Monday
Local church groups including Main Street Methodist, Green Street Baptist, First Baptist, Wesley Memorial, and Calvary Methodist plan Monday sessions. Circles cover social, missionary, and Wesleyan groups with leaders named. gatherings include 2:30 and 7:30 start times, plus a 6:30 barbecue at City Lake and a 7:30 Daughters of Wesley class at Gibson Club Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service
West Green Street
Clyde Connor
Business Woman's Circle
S. G. Fowler
D. Russell
Coca-Cola Club
Arthur Barker
Lucy Robertson
Roy Samuels
Viola Brigman
Herbert Wood
Calvary
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary Methodist Church
Gibson
Sons and Daughters of Liberty to Meet Monday in Burlington
The Pioneer Council number 52 of the Sons and Daughters Of Liberty will meet Monday at 7 30 PM at the Commerce Street hall. Members are urged to attend. Nine council members visited Burlington Friday for a social function hosted by the Burlington council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Hall
Commerce Street
Burlington
Olin W LeBaron To Speak At YWCA Club Meet
A weekly YWCA club schedule lists Olin W LeBaron as guest speaker at six o'clock during Monday's program with dancing class earlier. Other events include a Wiener roast at City Lake for Y's Girls, reports on the Raleigh conference, finance committee meeting, Mothers Club talk, illustr ated lecture on Utah, Board of Directors meeting, and Lend a Hand and Lucky Club activities through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Club
Florence Nightingale
Olin W. LeBaron
Y’s
City Lake
Highland
Raleigh
M. J. Wrenn
Mothers Club
Everett Marsh
Edward Grimsley
Elmer James
Utah
Salt Lake City
Adams Building
Lenda-Hand Club
Lucky Club
Plans Set For Sedgefield Inn Bridge Tournament
The first annual Sedgefield Contract Bridge Tournament will be held at Sedgefield Inn in two sessions. The afternoon qualifying round starts at 2 PM with a finals session at 8:15 PM on Saturday. National rating points will be awarded in each session, a nominal fee covers both sessions, and handsome trophies plus prizes will be awarded. Co chairs Capus Waynick and D Newton Farnell, with W A Lang as chair, and directors Mrs William A Person, Ashland Ky, William E Swain of Raleigh, and a league rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Inn
Sessons
Capus AL Waynick
D. Newton Farnell
Greensboro
W. A. Lang
Raleigh
William A. Person
Ashland
William E. Swain
Twentieth Century Study Club Meeting Wednesday
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. J. W. Thomas home 515 Otteray Drive. This will be the regular bi weekly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
J. W. Thomas
Otteray Drive
Annual Meeting Of BPW Clubs At Wrightsville Beach
The twenty second annual convention of the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held at Ocean Terrace Hotel Wrightsville Beach June 5 8. Mrs Ruby Day Barfield of Durham will preside. Sixth District hosts with clubs in Ahoskie Greenville Goldsboro Kinston Rocky Mount and Wilson. Co chairs are Miss Elizabeth Rountree and Mrs Maude B Foy of Kinston. State officers include Mrs Lillian R Hoffman first vice president Miss Genevieve Rutherford second vice president Mrs Lois Barkley Knox treasurer Mrs Oriana B James recording secretary and Mrs Mabelle Carlisle corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Ocean Terrace
Wrightsville Beach
Ruby Day Barfield
Durham
Wilmington
State Federation
Ahoskie
Greenville
Goldsboro
Kinston
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Elizabeth Rountree
Maude B. Foy
Barfield
Lillian R. Hoffman
Charlotte
Genevieve Rutherford
Asheville
Lois Barkley Knox
Statesville
Oriana B. James
High Point
Mabelle Carlisle
Emerywood Tourney Duplicate Bridge Winners
In the Emerywood Country Club weekly duplicate bridge, North-South winners were Mrs. Oscar C. Dur land and Mrs. James T. Ryan. East-West high scorers were Mrs. Ben Moore and Mrs. E. T. Howard. Second and third were Aly. and Arrs. Capus Waynick, and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Oscar C. Durland
James T. Ryan
Ben Moore
E. T. Howard
Aly
Arrs
Capus Waynick
Hal Davis
Ethel Rochelle
J. H. Ayers
Jack Holbrook
Laurance Ingram
Randall B. Terry
Welch Harriss
Jack Thompson
R. S. White
W. E. Outen
John S. Welborn
C. T. Ingram
H. £. Coffield
C. S. Beaver
N. H. Caughman
R. D. Tillson
F. T. Wilhite
C. G. Macintosh
Lloyd Firthe
Mrs Robt L Pope of Thomasville Fetes on Eightieth Birthday
Mrs Robert L Pope of Thomasville celebrated her eightieth birthday with family at the Cranford home on Thurston Street. A 22-seat dinner featured a large birthday cake, with immediate family including Mr and Mrs R L Pope, Mr and Mrs John Pope, Mr and Mrs M J Kivett, Mr and Mrs L C Crawford, and Miss Bessie Pope and ten grandchildren. Mrs Pope, known in High Point, has frequently visited her daughters here and was greeted by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Pope
Thomasville
L. C. Cranford
M. J. Kivettt
Bessie Pope
Cranford
Thurston Street
Pope
Graduate Nurses To Meet On Wednesday
The High Point Graduate Nurses Club will hold its monthly meeting at the YWCA building on Wednesday evening at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Miss Hardin Hosts Betty Hardin Honor Party for Byrd and Leath
Miss Betty Hardin entertained at her Rockford Road home for visiting Mrs. Marion Robins Byrd of Conway Ark and new city resident Mrs. MacLean B. Leath. The afternoon featured spring flowers and three bridge tables with high score prize perfume. Hostess and Mrs. Byrd exchanged gifts and a salad plate with refreshments followed assisted by Mrs. H P Hardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marr
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Spring Street
Harry Lee Lambeth
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Mesdames O. R. Hodgin
James Lambeth, Jr
G. T. Alexander
Julius Green
Walter Rapp
F. I. Alexander
Robert Rapp
David Long
E. L. Webb
W. H. Curlee
Alvah Boyles
Gerald Bryant
Joe Farrington
Betty Hardin
Rockford Road
Marion Robins Byrd
Conway, Ark
MacLean B. Leath
Byrd
R. B.perry
Willis Slane
Henry Betts
Hardin
Fred Metcalfe
Frank Armfield, Jr
R. B. Terry
Miss Betty Idol Hosts Dessert Bridge for Bride Elect Anne Pleasants
Miss Betty Idol gave a dessert bridge at 756 North Main Street for bride elect Miss Anne Pleasants whose marriage to Richard Addison Short is planned this week. Guests included Miss Anne Marie Meredith who won top score. prizes for runner up and other prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Idol
Anne Pleasants
Richard Addison Short
North Main Street
Miss Idol
W. W. Idol
R. E. Williams
Miss Pleasants
Anne Marie Meredith
Zeb Warner
China
Nancy Hill
Virginia Dixon
Lucille Ingram
Margaret Dickson
Mesdames
Tom Harvey
J. [. Jessups
G. W. Pleasants
Mrs. Idol
Miss Anne Ross Asheboro Bride-elect Honored Socially
Asheboro May 10 Complimenting Miss Anne Ross bride elect for May 15 wedding to Franklin Burkhead, a wave of social events includes two card parties, a Finesse Bridge Club shower, and a stag party at Tip Top Lodge hosted by Dr George Joyner and Jimmie Fox plus a Leavitt's Lake weekend gathering of young friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Anne Ross
Franklin Burkhead
Ervin Hall
Pauline Ellis
Ashebore
Finesse Bridge Club
Lena Swing
Ann Ross
Edith Milks
Rebecca Hedrick
Swing
George Joyner
Jimmie Fox
Frank Burkhead
Tip Top Lodge
Leavitt's Lake
Mary Black Covington
Mary Bowman Shepard
Maxine Cole
Doris Crawford
Max Bray
Sam Burrow
Herbert Edwards
Jack Fritts
Rebecca Wedrick
Lynn Koonce
Charles Moore
In Memory of Our Dear Sister Ethel Lippard Carter
A memorial verse from Mrs Cleo Lippard Norwood marks the first anniversary of Ethel Lippard Carter’s death. It reflects deep grief, prayer for relief, and trust in reunion with the departed in God’s presence, noting spring’s renewal and earthly memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ethel Lippard Carter
Jesus
Sweet Ethel
God
Ethel
Cleo Lippard Norwood
Miss Lorraine Davis and Kenneth Tate wed in York ceremony
Miss Lorraine Davis and Kenneth Tate married in York South Carolina on April 12 1941 in a simple ring ceremony led by Rev F B Edward The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Davis the groom son of the late Mr and Mrs G R Tate They reside at 3311 East Green Street with four guests present and the couple now at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Davis
Kenneth Tate
York
S. C
F. B. Edward
J. T. Davis
Mr. Tate
G. R. Tate
Jack Berrier
Pauline Coltrane
Charlie Allen
Christaine Emory
Mrs. Tate
East Green Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline. Hoover
Mrs. Johnson
A. G. Douglas
Howard S. Hartzell
S. H. Tomlinson
D. R. Parker
W. C. Jones
H. A. Millis
W. C. Idol
George Crawford
Seymour McMillan
Alfred Finch
Richard Sink
William Given
Dermot Lohr
Time and Labor Saver
Asia
The
Tom P. Wong, Mer
Kenneth Pugh
Randleman
Emily Davis
Sophia
L. Jerome Davis
Mr. Pugh
Charles Pugh
Stone
Elbert Ray Ford
Eva Grimsley
Lester Glenn Venable
Elm Street Christ Church
Mr. Venable
Floyd Venable
Lindsay Street
Bedford Sales Corporation
Dodahmead
Green Street
G. M. Koontz
R. D. Fowler
Greensboro Road
G. H. Callicutt
J. T. Curlee
Fast Green Street
Nora Haney
J. G. Thompson
Franklin Street
J. B. Phillips
Hattie McDonald
Tomlinson Street
Ollie Rimmer
Tipton Street
Methodist Guild
Weiner
Wesleyan Guild of the
First Methodist Church
R.H. Shaw
W. H. English
G. J. James
Pearl Stout
First Baptist Circle
First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society
KE. E. Younts
Virginia Clinard
Richardson Street
O. F. Welch
Circle Three
J. K. Bivens
W. P. Bodenhammer
Circle Four
J. L. Chernault
Rotary Drive
Circle Six
Lawrence Counc
Helen Dozuerm
Alda Grayson
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
Howard Blair
John Austin, Jr
Lindale Farm
Edgar Snider
Julian Lindsay
Mayne Bundy
Florham Avenue
Fred Woodruff
C. F. Ridge
Melvin
J. E. Marsh
Charles Kearns
F. N. Tate
Randall Mann
Archie McMullen
W. D. Sale, Jr
John Peacock
Johnson Street
W. L. Walton
George Lowe
Harry Bell
Taylor Simpson
Woodland Drive
Walter Kester
Frank Sizemore
T. R. Zimmierman
W. Farriss
J. D. Brame
J. W. Lovelace
Wesleyan Service Guild
John Kilburn
Winifred Davis
Montheu
Gladys McFarland
J. C. Afcore
Dillard Ragan
Otteray
Ruth Welborn
Hedrick
Christian Workers
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
Thelma
Geraldine Hedrick
Princeton Avenue
Marie Proctor
Thelma Hedrick
Ethel Mae Michael
Daphne Thomas
O. Snow
Ethel Michael
Paul Johnson
Faydine Wood
Avalee Wepley
Ant Mars
McLeod
FE. Ve. McLeod
Michael Stanley
Guilford General Hospital
BPW
Emerywood
Robt. L. Pope
Marion Byrd
M. B. Leath
Miss Hardin
New Fe
York, S.C
Lce
Arcade Amusement Company
Samuel Hyman
Koral
South Main Street
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