Nu Phi Mu Honors Mothers With Formal Tea at YWCA
Nu Phi Mu chapter two entertained mothers with a formal tea at the YWCA from 4 to 5 30 PM. Miss Pat Groome welcomed guests and distributed corsages. Miss Katherine Hester opened with a welcome as Betty Jo Ring Hedrick Walton and Lamarie McArthur performed songs and poems. Tea followed at a lace covered table with tulips and sweet peas. Millicent Marsh Suzanne Earnhardt and Ann Marlette served. Melvin Mayes is sorority advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
YWCA
Pat Groome
Katherine Hester
Betty Jo Ring
Betty Jo Hedrick
Walton
Lamarie McArthur
Millicent Marsh
Suzanne Earnhardt
Ann Marlette
Melvin Mayes
Allen Jay Mothers Feted at Formal Banquet
The Allen Jay high school junior class home economics department hosts a mother daughter banquet in the school’s home economics room Friday evening. Red and white gladioli centerpieces and pansy corsages mark each mother. Nancy Strickland toasts. Mrs. L. G. Cashion replies. songs, a poem, and group singing follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Home Economic Department
L. K. Purvis
Betty Redding
Nancy Strickland
Nature Study Meet Postponed to May 22
The Nature Study group announces postponement of this week's meeting. It will meet May 22 at 10 o'clock with Mrs. I. B. Dunn at her Florham avenue home. Also note that importing mongooses into the United States is prohibited by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Dunn
Florham Avenue
The
United States
Mrs Grady Goldston Jr Honored At Bridge Party
Miss Mary Ann Coe hosted a dessert bridge at her Hillcrest home for the bride Mrs J Grady Goldston Jr The table centerpieces featured pansies and valley lilies The honoree won high score and received costume jewelry while Miss Miriam McCall took low score with cologne Guests included Miriam McCall Mary Ann Thomas Winfred Wall Sarah Hutchens Brockman Irma Sheloff and more Mrs Verta Coe assisted with serving and Mrs Fred P Ingram and Mrs J Grady Goldston Sr attended the dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.a Goldston, Jr
Mary Ann Coe
Hillcrest
Verta Coe
Goldston
Miriam McCall
Mary Ann Thomas
Winfred Wall
Sarah Hutchens
Ty Brockman
Irma Sheloff
Mesdames Frank Donyes
Grady
Clyde Hedrick
Lawson Ingram
Fred P. Ingram
J. Grady Goldston, Sr
Morris Jones
Eloise Ingram
Expert squeezes nets four carts in Asbury Park hand
William E. McKenney recounts P Hal Sims handling a four cart contract at the Asbury Park hall during the New Jersey Shore Tournament. Sims wins with a heart squeeze, trumping diamonds, discarding spades, and ruffing in hand, leaving West unable to beat the final play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
P. Hal Sims
Sims
Queen of Hearts
West
East
Births Report Twins and a Daughter in Lexington Area
Mr and Mrs Thurman Peace of route 2 announce the birth of twin daughters Patty Ray and Peggy Gray on May 7 at a Lexington hospital. Mr and Mrs Mevin Perkinson of 1107 Greenway Drive announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Ann on May 9 at Boulevard unit hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace
Mrs. Thurman Peace
Route 2
Patty Ray
Peggy Gray
Lexington
Perkinson
Mevin V. Perkinson
Greenway Drive
Carolyn Ann
Boulevard Unit Hospital
Quick-Cool Prickly Heat Relief Ad
Don’t suffer the nagging burning torment of prickly heat. Sprinkle QUICOL powder on the skin for fast relief and long-lasting comfort. It dries perspiration quickly and reduces red itchy prickles with cooling action. Millions rely on QUICK-COOL for instant soothing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pentagon Club Meets Tuesday
The Pentagon club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock with Miss Margaret Dunn at her home on Edgedale drive. Members unable to attend are requested to telephone 2016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Margaret Dunn
Edgedale Drive
Friendship Club Meets Thursday Evening at McClure Home
The Friendship Club will meet Thursday at 8 PM with Mrs J W McClure at 514 Decatur Street for the regular evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
J. W. McClure
Decatur Street
Cordelia Club Plans Tuesday Weiner Roast Outing
The Cordelia club will hold its monthly outing Tuesday evening at 6 30 at the City lake. A weiner roast will be provided and Mrs Norman Pierce will host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Club
City Lake
Norman Pierce
Native birth gains reshape American family mix
An analysis notes that nine of ten American babies are now born to native parents, contrasting with 25 years earlier when over half had at least one foreign-born parent. The shift signals a changing American demographic pattern and integration dynamics.
Garden Gate Club Postponed Meeting May 20
The Garden Gate club meeting is postponed until Tuesday May 20. Mrs Paul Callahan will host the gathering at her home 1200 Cedrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Gate Club
Paul Callahan
Cedrow Avenue
High Point Garden Club Postponed
The High Point garden club will not meet tomorrow and will instead convene on Tuesday May 20 at the usual time according to Mrs E Siceloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
High Point — Club
E. Siceloff
Local Family Updates and Resident Moves
Mrs. T J Gold Jr and daughter Caroline return from Southport where they visited Mrs Golds ill mother. Mr and Mrs K Cooke and Patsy visit English Street from Chatta Tenn. Fanny Glenn Elder moved from Boulevard unit hospital to Tucker sanitorium Richmond Va for further treatment. Kitsy Cash visiting city from Los Angeles. J A Bevill returns to Connellsville Pa to resume duties with B and O Railroad after four weeks at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Gold, Jr
Caroline
Southport
Mrs. Gold
K. Cooke
Patsy
Chatta Tenn
Mr. Cooke
A. L. Cooke
English Street
Fanny Glenn Elder
Boulevard Unit
Tuckers
Richmond
Kitsy Cash
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Cash
California
J. A. Bevill
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Corporation
Elm Street PTA Concludes Year With Meeting and Social
The Elm Street school Parent-Teacher Association holds its final meeting of the year Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Officers for the coming year will be installed, followed by an open house and social hour. Allen Jay school also meets tonight at 7 30 to close its year and elect officers. Hasty High PTA sponsors Steven Foster minstrel show Tuesday at 8 PM at the school with a full evening of songs and dances, public invited.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Allen Jay School
Parent-Teachers Association of
Hasty High School
Steven Foster
Church Social at Fairmont Park Baptist Church
The Ladies class of Fairmont Park Baptist church meets Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs. A R Perry at her Thomasville road home.
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Fairmont Park
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
A. R. Perry
Thomasville Road
Foremen Seek Ford Walkout After Union Vote
Detroit May 12 The Foremen's Association of America votes 3450 for strike action at Ford Motor Co. pending a 30 day notice. Leaders say members will be ordered off within a short time and a walkout may occur within a week or two. FAA president Robert H Keys called the vote unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Foremen's Association of America
Ford Motor Co
Independent Union
Ford
Robert H. Keys
FAA
Community club calendar for the week in High Point
A busy schedule lists meetings and events at the YWCA Emerywood Country Club and various clubs. Highlights include a mother daughter banquet with speaker Mrs. C E Sheloff, Junior Service League May meeting, D A R chapter gathering, BPWC dinner, and a high point Eastern Star session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale
YWCA
C. E. Sheloff
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
W. C. Jones, Jr
Alexander Martin
D.A.R
Edith Moore Sherrod
Rowland Park Avenue
City Lake
Altrusa Club
Sibelius’ Symphony
Floyd D. Mehan
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Nic Hall
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Sedgefield Country Club
Twentieth Century Ie Club
Musical Art Club
Chamber Music Players
Woman's College
Lastebruary
Friendship Club
W. J. McClure
Decatur Street
William E. Gordon, Jr
Juanitaess
Douglas Gold
Barker Street
Adams Memorial
Canterbury Club
P. W. Grandjean
Beaucrest Road
Emerywood
Thirty Million Displaced Across Europe Cited by Church Group
A Church World Service survey reported by Rev. Henry Ruark says 30,000,000 people have been displaced in Europe over five years due to war and border changes. Eyewitness accounts describe homelessness, illness, and constant movement as aid efforts aim to deliver at least three and a half million pounds of clothing and bedding through the North Carolina Council of Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Church World Service
Europe
Henry Ruark
Church Appeal For Clothing
Ruark
America
North Carolina
Train Derailment Leaves Two Cars Off Track in Wake County
Southern Railway freight No. 253 traveling west from Goldsboro to Greensboro derailed near Auburn in Wake county today. No injuries were reported though the incident follows a Saturday crash near Morrisville that killed two. A wrecker was sent from Raleigh to clear the line.
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Raleigh
Southern Railway
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Auburn
Wake County
Morisville
Roman Farmers and the Sahuaro Cactus Breeding
Roman farmers focused on animal breeding for special purposes. The sahuaro or giant cactus has a shallow spreading root system reaching up to 50 feet from the trunk, allowing rainfall to be absorbed and stored in its pulpy interior for the plant.
Body Parts Business Expands With Pure Art Aid
A Virginia prosthetics firm hires sculptor Conrad W. Crowder to train technicians in lifelike facial parts while California expert Maurice Leiderman expands into non theatrical work. Demand centers on facial prosthetics with growing orders and plans for a multi million dollar industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
Virginia Prosthetic Company
Conrad W. Crowder
California
Maurice Leiderman
Leiderman
Virginia
Seiderman
Irving A. Goldman
Record Set at Industrial Meet in North Carolina
The 17th annual statewide industrial safety conference adjourned in Winston-Salem with more industries represented than before. Chairman T A Wilson of the North Carolina industrial commission said about 750 concerns were represented across the meetings.
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Winston-Salem
T. A. Wilson
North Carolina Industrial Commission
North Carolina
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Guilford
Venetian Blind
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Eck” Ring
Cee Ware
Princess Beauty Shop
He Weerteg
Guilford Venetian Blind Shop
Ring
Spiv” Alfred
E. T
Allen Jay
Lydia
Colon Haynes
J. F. Rothrock
Tom Breneman
Garden Study Club
Jimmy Mitchell
Aubrey Dunbar
Mesdames Broadus Casey
M. R. Cole
Joe Walser
Mrs. Dunbar
John C. Sheloff
Silas Casey
W. J. Pappas
Charles Byrd
Mesdames
H. L. Mitchell, Jr
H. R. Keller
Beverly Yates
B. C. Barksdale
John Rothrock
Snider
E. A. Wright
S. O. Peebles
Wray Ward
J. Grady Goldston, Jr
Attractive Bridge
Miss Coe
McKenney
William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Val. South
North East Double Pass
Dummy
Ted
American School
Dept
Commercial Trust Building
Phitadelphic 2
CHT
Po. A
ELM Street Pta
Allen Jay Pta
Hasty High Ptato
Frances Branson
Elon College Players
Elon
Civic Auditorium
Burlington
Grace Flower Shop
Monark
Monark Shade No
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