Rotary Anns Pace 189th District Conference Activities
Rotary Anns kick off the 189th District Conference with golf, bridge, and Chinese checkers at Emerywood and the Sheraton Hotel luncheon. Prizes go to Mrs. Bledsoe, Mrs. Satterfield, and local winners, as tours, teas, banquets, and a Governors Ball celebrate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Anns
Rotary International
Amos R. Kearns
Emerywood Country Club
W. C. Idol
Joseph D. Cox
Mesdames R. K. Stewart
Charles R Barrer
W. Gratton Foy
A. C. Jones
W. B. McEwen
T. V. Rochelle
T. ¥. Bledsoe
Greensboro
Sheraton Ballroom
Jack Wardlaw
Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet Highlights Live Yers Club
The Live Yers Club of the ck W. C. A. held its annual Mother-Daughter banquet at the hut with forty attendees. Corsages marked seats while red and white decor brightened the room. Mrs. Zillah R. Hopkins gave the invocation. Miss Claryce Osborne welcomed guests. Mrs. Anne Swaim replied. Music by Hulda Whitely accompanied Elizabeth Ellis singing Mother Macree and Ellen Jensen reading If For Girls. Guest speaker Mrs. Hunter Dalton urged adjusting oneself to work, home, and society, ending with a farewell song to mothers. Hosts were Lucille Crawford, Sarah Frances Hart, and Claryce Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ck W. C. A
Zillah R. Hopkins
Claryce Osborne
Hulda Whitely
Elizabeth Ellis
Mother Macree
Ellen Jensen
Hunter Dalton
Lucille Crawford
Sarah Frances Hart
Mrs Logan Porter Elected President Of Tea And Topics Club
Mrs Logan Porter was chosen president for the next season at the Tea and Topics Club meeting held yesterday at the home of Mrs J Vassie Wilson on Hardover Street. The program covered The Almanac presented by Miss E Vera Idol tracing almanac history in Britain and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Porter
Tea and
J. Vassie Wilson
Hardover Street
Porter
R. H. Sechrest
Horace Haworth
J. T. Weaver
Charles Sheloff
E. Vera Idol
Miss Idol
Mmss
Mary Jane Wilson
Betsy Yow
Frances Holton
J. E. Marsh
W. W. Idol
W. F. Clayton
S. 8. Coe
R. H Sechrest
B. W. Kirkman
J. W. Wilson, Jr
Hal Stout
Mesdames Knox Wilson
Homer Coltrane
H. R. Jones
Harville
Mrs Leland Nelson Hosts Social Arts Club Meeting
Mrs Leland B Nelson entertained members of the Social Arts club at her Louise Avenue home yesterday afternoon. Roses and pink peonies adorned the room and two antique pansy vases drew attention. Guests enjoyed punch and cake with each plate bearing a pansy. Hostess gift included a china sandwich plate and a black vase of Talisman roses. Present were Mesdames J W Rose KE Harville J N McCrary T R Zimmerman N P Holmes E Z Jones and A B Elam. The next meeting will be at Mrs A B Elams on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland B. Nelson
The
Social Arts Club
Louise Avenue
T. R. Zimmerman
J. N. McCrary
N. P. Holmes
E. Z. Jones
A. B. Elam
Miss Boles Improves After School Wreck At Burrus Memorial
Miss Annie Boles a local high school student at 227 Montheu avenue is resting at Burrus Memorial hospital with a fractured skull from a car crash at the high school. Miss Bonnie Lewis also suffered severe bruises in the same accident while Miss Boles cannot receive visitors for several days. Her sister Mrs. Ella C Baker of Washington DC is nursing her at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Boles
Montheu Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Bonnie Lewis
Miss Boles
Ella C. Baker
Washington, D.C
City-wide Folk Festival and hospital nurses graduation
Social calendar lists a 7 30 p m folk festival at the junior high auditorium with proceeds to Girl Reserve activities. At 8 30 p m the Burrus Memorial hospital nurses graduating class holds commencement at the Lutheran church with O A Kirkman as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Church
O. A. Kirkman
Informal Party To Honor Burrus Memorial Graduates Tonight
Informal reception to honor Burrus Memorial Hospital nurses class graduates follows the 8:30 graduation exercises at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Mayor elect O Arthur Kirkman gives the principal address. Dr H L Brockmann awards certificates. Miss Gilbert Muse presents pins. Graduates include Naomi B Berrier Esther Blevins Josephine Curry Ruby Motsinger Frances Page Margaret Warren Ethel Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Burrus Memorial Nurses Home
O. Arthur Kirkman
H. L. Brockmann
Gilbert Muse
Naomi B. Berrier
Esther Blevins
Josephine Curry
Ruby Motsinger
Frances Page
Margaret Warren
Ethel Wood
YWCA Directors Plan Tea For New Members
At the May YWCA board meeting held at the hut last evening the directors heard an encouraging progress report on the annual membership drive. A membership tea was planned for the latter part of the month to honor new members. President Mrs. Carter Dalton presided and committee chairmen reported on Girl Reserve plans and the upcoming Folk Festival and camp at Co. C. C. camp in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Hut
Fred Whitescarver
Carter Dalton
Henry Foscue
Girl Reserve Committee
Co. C. C
Kenneth Redman
Wagner-Rogers
Koo Koo Klub Feted By Edna Earle Ferree
The Koo Koo Klub was entertained at its weekly gathering yesterday afternoon with Edna Earle Ferree as hostess at her West Wellington Street home. Plans for a future party were discussed and games and contests provided entertainment. Refreshments were served to eight members. The next meeting will be hosted by Bernita Merchant on Sunset Drive.
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The
Koo Koo Klub
Edna Earle Ferree
West
Wellington Street
Bernita Merchant
Sunset Drive
Informal Garden Tea at Teague Residence Draws Local Gardeners
Mrs. John C. Teague hosted a small group of about fifty yesterday afternoon at 208 Hillcrest Drive for an informal garden tea. The event drew members from three local garden clubs and a Kernersville group, who toured the garden's wild flowers rock garden pool and color borders before enjoying tea at a rosebud centered outdoor table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Teague
Hillcrest Drive
Kernersville
Girl Reserve Folk Festival Moves to Senior High Tonight
Miss Betsy Dupuy announces the Girl Reserve International Folk Festival will be held at the senior high school instead of the junior high due to National Music Week. The program starts at 7 30 with a prologue and eight groups in country costumes followed by a grand finale singing Follow The Gleam. Proceeds support local Girl Reserve activities with a small admission fee.
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Betsy Dupuy
Metcalfe and Warner Win Blind Bogey Tourney
Mrs. F. M. Metcalfe Jr. and Miss Betty Warner tied at net 93 to win the Ladies Blind Bogey event at Emerywood Country Club yesterday. Nineteen players competed in the first in a series of ladies golf contests. six golf balls per winner were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Metcalfe, Jr
Betty Warner
Emerywood Country Club
C. T. Ingram, Jr
John C. Abels
D. T. Hunnewell
L. Porter
E. C. Bryant
H. S. Dunkelberger
Lewis Holladay
Glenn Perry
A. M. Rankin, Jr
J. B. Cooper
S. S. Saunders
Setorn Perry
Betty Gwyn Weaver
Pat Abels
Posey Redman
J. S. Welborn
Kenneth Leon Oliver Born At Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs P M Oliver Jr announce the birth of a son Kenneth Leon on Tuesday May 9 at Guilford General Hospital The mother and baby are doing well and visitors may be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Oliver, Jr
Kenneth Leon
Guilford General Hospital
Mind Your Manners Quiz On Social Etiquette
Answers cover polite replies after dances and tea table etiquette. Include how many samples to take, serving order, lettuce on salads, and using forks and spoons to transfer food. The best dessert fork choice favors the small fork in most cases.
Glendale visitor and local family notes brief
Mrs. Fred G. Schneider of Glendale Long Island arrives for a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Fenn H Clark at their Greensboro road home. Mrs Annie Valentine Lanier of Chestnut Street is a Guilford General Hospital patient. Shirley Rey Gallimore daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ray Gallimore is ill at grandparents home with measles. Mr and Mrs R M Peatross arrive from Bowling Green Va to spend a few days with Mrs Peatross parents on Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Schneider
Glendale
Long Island, N. Y
Fenn H. Clark
Greensboro Road
Schneider
Elda Clark
Annie Valentine Lanier
Chestnut Street
Guilford General Hospital
Little Shirley
Rey Gallimore
J. Ray Gallimore
T. C. Potts
Richardson Street
R. M. Peatross
Bowling Green
Les Filles Club Plans Weekend At Myrtle Beach
Les Filles, a newly organized young women’s social club, met last evening to discuss a weekend gathering at Myrtle Beach. Members outlined activities and travel plans for the event.
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Les Filles Club
Myrtle Beach
Les Filles
Myrtle Beach Trip Topic At Elm Street Meeting
Miss Ruth Russell hosted the Elm Street event with Miss Nola Idol presiding. The business session focused on a weekend trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina planned for the last week of July. A salad course followed the session and attendees afterward left with their escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Russell
Elm Street
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Nola Idol
Dancing to the Big Dipper in Thomasville
A fragment notes a social evening in Thomasville centered on dancing at the Big Dipper venue. Details on participants or exact date are unclear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Dipper
Thomasville
Community Prayer Service Tonight at Mrs Metcalfe Home
A community prayer service is scheduled for this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs W G Metcalfe 302 Church Street according to an morning announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Metcalfe
Church Street
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Madeline Hoover
Moffitt's
North Main Street
Leland Nelson
Boles
Nurses Home
YWCA
Teague
Kenneth Leon Oliver
Liptons
Ann
Lipton
QMART
I Ae
Guilford's
High Point's
Lions Club
Lipton’s
Amerca
Ceylon Gardens
Lipton’s Tea
Good Mousekeeping Bureau
Woodbury
Scotty Dogs
Animal Families
Department Store
Conlon
Ie Peet Aly
Goddess Bret
Derviante
Doak and
Dean
Montgomer
Jeweler
South Main Street
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