Former WAVES Director Discussed For Philomatheans
Mrs. W. C. Idol spoke Friday to the Philomathean club about Mildred McAfee president of my college now and Douglas Horton. She traced Mrs. Hortons life from her WAVES leadership in World War I to her role at Wesleyan and her visit to Japan, noting her marriage and work as Wesleyan president. Mrs. Howard S. Hartzell presided. attendees included Mrs. Idol and Mrs. Tate among others.
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Mildred McAfee
My College
Douglas Horton
W. C. Idol
Philomathean Club
A. E. Tate
Welles
Cloverdale PTA installs new officers at year end
Cloverdale P T A held its final meeting of the year in the school auditorium. Mrs J R Proctor retired as president and installed officers including Ros Lackey as president and Roscoe Briley as vice president. Miss Georgiana Bird became treasurer. Evelyn Gallant's second grade presented songs and skits The Elves and the Shoemaker Brer Rabbit and the Tar Baby. Principal W E Rogers reported on the preschool clinic held April 3. Attendance honors went to Gallant's second grade and Frances Rebecca Brown's fifth grade.
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Cloverdale
P.T.A
J. R. Proctor
Ros Lackey
Roscoe Briley
L. H. Creasey
Georgiana Bird
Evelyn Gallant
W. E. Rogers
Iss Gallant
Frances Rebecca Brown
OES Chapter Meets Tuesday at Masonic Temple
The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of Eastern Star will hold a regular session Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic temple.
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High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Miss Burgess Feted Ahead of Planned Nuptials
Miss Juanita Marie Burgess, engaged to Douglas H. Gold, was honored with a lingerie shower hosted by her sister Mrs H S Lewallen at Burgess home on Kendall Drive. Eighteen guests enjoyed games and floral decorations as the bride elect received a white rose corsage. A second pre-nuptial party is planned by Mrs William E Gordon Jr at Barker Street.
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Juanita Marie Burgess
Douglas H. Gold
H. S. Lewallen
Kendall Drive
Miss Burgess
William E. Gordon, Jr
Barker Street
20th Century Club Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Twentieth Century Study club will meet Wednesday at 1 pm with Mrs. N. M. Harrison at her home 905 Montheu avenue. Mrs. Harrison will present the afternoon program.
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N. M. Harrison
Montheu Avenue
Women’s church circles plan meetings across Lebanon area
Local Methodist church groups schedule Monday gatherings. Lebanon Circle One meets 2:30 at Mrs. Delos Hedgecock’s Winston-Salem highway home, Circle Two at 7:30 with joint hosts Mrs. Gallimore and Mrs. Brackett at 1713 North Main. Eleanor Idol leaves for Washington, D C after seven weeks with Idol family. Other churches list multiple circle timings with hosts and associate members. Wesley Memorial circles list eight sessions around 12:30 or 3:30 with various hosts and places. First Methodist plans general meeting with inspirational speaker Mrs. Hunter Dalton at 3 PM. Wesleyan Service Guild meets Monday night at 8 at Mrs. Worth Ivey’s home with Miss Annabel Thompson presiding.
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Woman's Society of Chistian Service
Lebanon Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Wscs
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
N. M. Harrison
Associates
W W. Burton
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
H. F Hunsucker
J. A. Eshelman
W. H. Strickland
O. J. Cummins
Fred Neece
A. L. Stevens
F. G. Woodruff
J. J. Griffith, Jr
Greensboro Road
John W. Austin, Jr
H. T. Hudson
R. L. Hubbard, Jr
C. N McCain
Hunter Dalton
First Methodist Church
J. H. Allred
Wesleyan Service Guild
Worth Ivey
Woodrow Avenue
T. R. Ballard
Scene Presbyterian Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
R. D. Tillson
Hill
Crest Drive
W. W. Walker
Rotary Drive
H. P. Hardin
Rockford Road
Phil Williamson
Church Street
Frank Dalton
Johnson Street
W. R. Campbell
Hillcrest Drive
T. C. Langley
Otteray Drive
Wade Renfrew
Colonial Drive
Circles Meet for Women’s Missionary Work at Two Churches
First Baptist and First Presbyterian auxiliaries announce weeklong meetings. Circles 1–5 of the Baptist group meet Monday at various homes and church. Helen Dozier and Busy Women circles meet at 7 30. Alda Grayson class hosts a supper Tuesday at the church. Presbyterian day circles hold multiple 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 meetings, mostly at 3 PM or noon 30, with several 7 30 evening sessions.
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Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Weber
J. M. Lancaster
Louise Avenue
R. G. Davis
Avery Street
S. D. Gibson, Jr
Gibson Gold Room
R. M. Williard
Greenway Drive
George Hendry
Helen Dozier
Mary Washburn
Gatewood
Womans Circle
F. M. Lew
Alda Grayson
H. J. Calclasure
Edgeworth Drive
S. J. Best
East
Lexington Avenue
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at Emery Wood Club
Noon play of the Duplicate Bridge Club at Emery Wood Country Clubhouse produced high scores for north-south partners Mrs. ET Howard and Mrs. P Y Adams, and east-west pair Mr and Mrs J S Welborn. Runners-up included Mesdames Laurence Ingram, J T Ryan, and a tied second in east-west between Mesdames Beaver Tillson and Thompson Ingram.
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Noon
Licate Bridge Club
Emery Wood
ET. Howard
P. Y. Adams
J. S Welborn
Mesdames
Laurence Ingram
J. T. Ryan
S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
J. W. Thompson
Local notes on hospital patients and visiting guests
Mrs S H Black of 503 Cable street is recovering from an operation at Baptist hospital Winston Salem. Mr and Mrs J A Parker of Birmingham and Norfolk were guests of Mrs Frank Johnson on Mint street. W H Johnson has returned to hospital for further treatment. Mrs G E Henderson arrived from Hollywood to visit her son at Oak Ridge Military Institute for Mothers Day Parade. Mr and Mrs P W Grandjean host Mrs A D Mohler and Miss Marian Thelma Mohler of Mexico City for May. Mrs C M Jefferson returns home from Jamestown after a visit with her mother Mrs Cora Matthews. Mrs R Glenn Callicutt resumes work at a local flower shop after hospital treatment. Mrs L S Baynes returns home after a year in San Luis Obispo. Lt Col John E Miller visits the city.
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S. H. Black
Cable’ Street
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
J. A. Parker
Birmingham
Ala
Norfolk
Frank Johnson
Mint Street
Parker
Johnson
W. H. Johnson
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
R. Frank Johnson
G. E. Henderson
Hollywood
Fla
Caded
Robert Henderson
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Henderson
Arlington
P. W. Grandjean
Beaucrest Road
A. D. Mohler
Marian Thelma Mohler
Mexico City
Mrs. Mohler
Mrs. Grandjean
Miss Mohler
C. M. Jefferson
Hampton
S. C
Cora Matthews
Jamestown
R. Glenn Callicutt
City Memorial Hospital
Musical Art Program Thursday Features NCMC Music Group
The Musical Art club will host its regular meeting and program next Thursday at eight. The Chamber Music Players of Woman's College Greensboro will perform in the Senior High School orchestra room. Mrs. R. I. Quigley presides. fourteen musicians, recently touring this state, include a High Point member.
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Musical Art Club
Chamber Music Players
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Greensboro
R. I. Quigley
Woodmen Circle Plans Ritual Work Session
A Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle business meeting is set for Monday at 7.2 pm at a High street home. All officers are urged to attend for ritualistic work.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
High Street
Flute Concert by Sara Scruggs at Woman's College
Sara Scruggs, a flute major at Woman's College, will perform a flute concerto with the string orchestra. George Dickieson of the WCMC music faculty will conduct the program, with Miss Virginia Frank serving as chairman for the meeting.
Junior Group To Give DAR Program At May Meeting
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a DAR program at its May meeting Tuesday. The Junior American club, under Mrs. L. R. Peacock, will lead the program with special music. Newly elected officers will be installed. Mrs. J. C. Moore will preside at the Sherrod home, 202 Rowland Park Avenue, with associate hostesses Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod, Miss Laura B. Wiley, and Mesdames H. O. Williams, A. T. Wishart, W. L. Tabb, H. J. Coffield and Levi Hayworth assisting.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. R. Peacock
Secial Music
J. C. Moore
Edith Moore Sherrod
Rowland Park Avenue
Sherrod
Laura B.wiley
H. O. Williams
A. T. Wishart
W. L. Tabb
H. J. Coffield
Levi Hayworth
BWPC To Install Officers and Review Speaker
The Business and Professional women's club meets Wednesday at 6 30 PM at the Sheraton hotel for a dinner meeting with Miss Vera Idol as guest speaker reviewing a book. Mrs Tulia P Holmes of Lexington will install officers for the coming year and initiate new members. Mrs Frances Casey leads the program.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Vera Idol
Tulia P. Holmes
Lexington
Third District
Frances Casey
Record lily bulb crop hits new high this year
This year's U. S. lily bulb harvest reaches seven to ten million bulbs, the largest on record, signaling strong production across grower regions and potential market impact.
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U. S
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Washington, D. C
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