Miss Zetha Boswell Hosts Mrs John Reavis at Bridge
Miss Zetha Boswell entertained at a bridge party honoring Mrs John Reavis formerly Miss Addie Lomas of Ohio City. The event at the First Baptist church featured spring flower decor and several games with prizes including a crystal bow l and a silver in the bride’s trousseau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zetha Boswell
John Reavis
Bridge
Zetha Oswell
Addie Lomas
Ohio City
First Baptist Church
Bermerd Witcom Bell High
Local Garden Club Protest Against Careless Pruning
The Fish Point Garden Club met Tuesday at Jamestown with 22 members. An indignation session protested city pruning that damages shrubs blooming soon, and Mrs Shelott was named to join the Garden Council committee. Mrs Bartlett reported on a Burlington state meeting, and plans for next year were outlined. a paper on Wild Flowers by Mrs Barnett closed the program. The club will hold a final meeting June 25 at Mrs Tomlinson’s home as a garden party.
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Mra
W. G. Regedale
Fish Point
Jamestown
Mel. Carter Oakton
Shelott
Garden Council
F. J. Bartlett
State Garden
Burlington
R. K. Stewart
F. J. Barnett
HH. Tomlinson
Altrusa Club Reports Monthly Meeting and Elections
The Altrusa club met last evening at the Sherman Hotel after dinner. President Miss Havre Johnmom presided and welcomed new member Miss Ei Mac Hiell. Nineteen members attended as a slate of officers was presented for vote at the first June meeting. A $55 donation was planned for the local check boy patrol’s trip to Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alturusa Club
Sheratom
Havre Johnmom
Demwer
Mise Ei Mac Hiell
Thnteen
Leiitim Mesmey
Clara Craven
Madeline Hoover
Louise Wrenn
Gilbert Muse
Jume
Check Boy Patrol
Washimotom
Dbd. C
Seceool
Mre
Nancy K. Poston
Alice Dickersom
William Penn High School
Social Calendar of Emerywood Clubs and Meetings
A list of social events with times and hosts across Emerywood clubs including the Women's Golf Association at the club course, the Wednesday Book club luncheon at Mrs Clark's Parkway home, the High Point Graduate Nurses at Guilford General, and a spring tea at Blair Farm. Additional activities include Entre Nous, Philomathean, YWCA board, Priscite club, Junior Service League garden tea, and a Emerywood Country Club tea honoring Miss Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association of
Emerywood Club
Woman's Club
Blair Farm
R. A. Sheroff
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
J. B. Kirkman
Philomathean Club
The
Emma Blair P T A Holds Final Meeting Of Year
The Emma Blair school Parent-Teacher Association closed the year with a devotional, routine business, and plans for the operetta Mother Goose inland to be staged Thursday at 7:30 with a small admission. Officers were installed by Mrs. H J Coffield: president R B Culler. VPs Mrs Lloyd Sheetz and W F Thomas. secretary Mrs M K Currie. treasurer Mrs Clyde Rush. assistant treasurer Miss Emma Blair. Reports included comment on the State P T Congress in Charlotte and an attendance banner awarded to Mildred Weesinger’s first grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
H. J. Coffield
R. B. Culler
Lloyd Sheetz
W. F. Thomas
M. K. Currie
Clyde Rush
W. JF. Frasier
Beln
Charlotte
Mildred Weesinger
Peace Council Degree Club Meets at Scarborough Home
The Peace Council Daughters of America degree club held its monthly meeting last evening at Mrs Bonnie Scarboroughs Montheu avenue home. Eighteen members attended and after the business session refreshments were served. The group announced the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Pearl Kivett and Mrs Margie Teague at their North Main residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree Club of Peace Council
Daughters of America
Bonnie Scarborough
Montheu Avenue
Pearl Kivett
Margie Teague
North Main Street
Hunt To Entertain At Barbecue Saturday
The Sedgefield Hunt hosts a barbecue opposite the Sedgefield Stables Saturday afternoon May 16 following the horse show for hunt members and exhibitors. Members may bring guests. plans for the lab s annual banquet at Sedgefield Manor on May 2 were devised to conclude the meeting.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Stables
Iunt
Lab
Sedge ‘Eld Manor
Huckleberry Finn Presented by Jamestown High Friday Night
Jamestown high school pupils stage Huckleberry Finn on Friday evening at 8 o clock. Miss Inez levis directs with Mrs. W A White Jr and Miss Alma Andrews assisting. The cast includes E M Venable J B Webster Marcella Thornton Mary Elisabeth Carmichael Fred Raymond Walter Ray Fowler and several others. Tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Huckleberry Finn
Jamestown High School
Appe Ureder
Inez Lewis
America
Huck
Polly
Ruth
Fouth
Inezlevis
W. A. White, Jr
Alma Andrews
Huckleberry Fimn
E. M. Venable
Tom Sawyer
J. B. Webster
D A R chapter reviews annual congress at meeting
The Alexander Martin chapter D A R met at the homes of Mrs. Elizabeth H Covington and Mrs J W Harriss on Rockford road with several hostesses. The event featured a framed Constitution for the city library, a clothing donation for Crossnore, a musical program and reports on the Washington congress and citizenship topics. Thirty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Elizabeth H. Covington
J. W. Harriss
Rockford Road
L. G. Robichaux
W. D. Simmons, Jr
H. L. Brockmann
H. J. Coffield
C. F. Long
Mary Simmons
C. C. Haworth
New Regent
Crossnore
J. H. Fowler
Greensboro
Winners Named For Nat s Music Contest In Ohio
Greensboro May 18 Special winners from North Carolina state high school music contest announced eligibility for the National School Band Solo and Ensemble Contest to be held in Cleveland May 14 to 16. Names include Charlotte and Durham band entries plus individual instrument winners from Lenoir Winston Salem Marion and more. Also birth notice for Rogenia Davis born May 12 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Cleveland
Wade RK. Brows
Charlotte
B& B. Sides
Durham
Herbert Hazelman
Monroe
R. W. House
Lenoir
Carroll Harrison
Francis Magill
Sam Johnson
Walter Carpenter
Arry
Martin
Stanfeord Harris
Winston Salem
Philip Walker
Marion
Deim Crawford
Chasseuf
Tom Hemphill
Marc: Hill
Mervin Oakes
Joe
Rogenia Davis
Lytle Davis
Willowbrook Street
Rogenia
Guilford General Hospital
Idylwild Dance at Sedgefield Saturday Night
Idylwild club hosts bi weekly Gamce at Sedgefield Menor on Saturday May 16 featuring Bill Davidson and his orchestra from Town Casino Charlotte. Dances are informal stylish attire, membership drive ongoing with each member to recruit one new member. guests require advance cards for ballroom admission.
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Sedgefield Menor
Bill Davidson
Sedgefield
Charlotte
Operetta at Emma Blair School Tonight
An operetta titled Mother Goose Stand will be presented Thursday at 7:30 PM at Emma Blair School. A small admission fee is charged. Miss Mildred Wessinger’s first grade will perform with the toy orchestra under director Jean Sheets.
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Emma Blair
Mildred Wessinger
Amchestra
Jean Sheets
Crocodile Windpipe Extends to Nostrils Not Mouth
A crocodile’s windpipe reaches only to its nostrils, not into the mouth or beyond. The remark clarifies a common misunderstanding about crocodilian anatomy and breathing behavior.
Emerywood Club Hosts Evening Bridge at Country Club
A Tuesday night bridge party at Emerywood Country Club featured members and guests. Tables lined the ladies lounge with pink carnations and roses. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Ingram and Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Wood Jr. Prizes went to Mrs. J. H. McCall and George Robb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Laurance Ingram
G. T. Wood, Jr
J. H. McCall
George Robb
Ingram
Wood
Phil Warner
J. W. Thompson
Miss Price
J. C. Abels
Duck Club Changes Plans For Rainy Night Meet
Rain forced the Duck Club at Judge at Sedgefield to move an outdoor outing indoors last night. Hosts Rip Hethcock and Haywood Lassiter provided bridge and refreshments for members and guests including several young people from Winston Salem Greensboro and Burlington.
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Duck Club
Sedgefield
Rip Hethcock
Haywood Lassiter
Bridge
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
Burlington
Birthday Party for Richard Clement
Mrs H T Clement hosted a birthday celebration at her home 800 Willowbrook Street for her son Richard who turned six. Fourteen guests attended including two out of town visitors Betsy Iddings and Donald Iddings. The gathering featured lawn games ice cream cake salted nuts and small party favors along with numerous gifts for the birthday boy.
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Mre
H. T. Clement
Willowbrook Street
Richard
Betsy
Donald Iddings
Iris Marie Brown Celebrates Fourth Birthday at Home
On Tuesday evening May 12 Mrs James Brown hosted a party at 601 Granby street for her daughter Iris Marie turning four. Children played games and prizes went to Terry Braswell and Eugene Surratt as Iris received many birthday gifts. 15 guests enjoyed refreshments later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Granby Street
Iris Marie
Terry Braswell
Eugene Surratt
Iris
Misses Stanfield Host Evening Bridge for Bride Eve
Misses Stanfield entertain at their Campbell Street home with a bridge and monopoly evening honoring bride to be John R. Reavis. Three bridge tables and one monopoly game run among guests, roses in bloom and wedding bell décor. High club prize lingerie goes to Eva Chappelear. Iridescent rose prize to Miss Julia Prize. Thelma Rick wins for table with candy. Mrs Reavis receives a crystal ice bowl tong set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L.boswell
High Point
New York City
Mia
Tina Boswell
Mesdames M. R. Shields
C. BE. Peace
Rufus Shuesel
Mabel Campbell
Hubert Ellington
Harry Bolick
Ven Cannedy
Thomas L. Bomwell
Eva Griffith
Mabel Davis
Malloye Stanfeld
Kate Lomax
Mabel Griffith
Katie Sue Stanfield
Rose Goldsmith
Ue Hensley
Camala Lewis
Bernard Wilsom
Belmont
R. W. Hughes
Greensboro
T.L. Einstein
Thomasville
Maloye
Sue Stanfield
Campbell Street
John R. Reavis
Misses Stanfield
High Score Club
Eva Chappelear
Julia
Miss Thelmarick
Julia Liles
Thelmarick
Alene Wrenn
Zetha Well
Mesdames M. R
James Brooka
Local M P Women To Attend General Meeting In Greensbon
Large turnout expected as Methodist Protestant women converge for the General Missionary Convention in Greensboro. Registration 3 to 7 at Grace M P Church. sessions run through Sunday with host churches as Greensboro women host. Opening address by Mrs Hammer and welcome by Mrs Coltrane set the tone for an Open Doors theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Greensboro
Grace M. P
D. 8. Coltrane
Ton
M. P
W. A. Hornaday
W. S&s. Jones
D. S&s. Coltrane
J. W. Shell
R. EB. Morrisett
High Point College
Margaret Sloan
Fifteen Business Girls Enjoyed An Outing At Cabin
Members of the Business Professional Girls club held an outing at the cabin near Jamestown replacing the weekly Y M C A dinner. Fifteen members met at the Hut at 6 in a body and proceeded to the cabin for door games and contests won by Miss Vola Andre. A steak supper followed with games and the program led by Misses Martha and Carmala Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Professional Girls Club
Jamestown
Amusen
Vola Andre Ing
Martha
Carmala Lewis
Cores of Archdale announce birth of Lee Roy
Mr and Mrs W D Cor of Archdale announce the birth of a son Lee Roy on May at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Cor
Archdale
Lee Roy
French deaths exceed births in France in 1934
Paris reports that deaths in France in 1934 exceeded births by 19 476 while births topped deaths by 42 840 in 1934. No mortality statistics disclosed today in Paris. The report notes a higher birth surplus than death surplus for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Altrusa Club
Hutchen
Moffitt’s
Frida
Priectite Club
Washington Street
Junior Service League
Elizabeth Hoe
M. W. Nash
Miss Unity Nash
Lactle Haworth
P.T. A
Peace Council Degree Club
Sheraton
Denny
Samuel Hyman
Jeweler US
R. R. Bland Music Co., Incorporated
Hood Bank Building
Daughters of the Revolution
North Carolina
Mesdames
J. EB. Kirkman
J. Welbhorm
F. F. Dickson
D. BE. Harllee
Senator Reynolds
Ohio
Richard Clement
Iris Marie Brown
Quality Bakery
Sit N
Montlieu Avenue
Ucy Fsherman
Greensbon
Cipal
F. W. Stevenson
Gibbs
Pittsburgh
G. I. Humphreys
Woman's Hall
J. W
Ison
Creast Chrest Son
White Patent
Florida
Rose Marie
S. Main St
Gilbert Bernard Mgr
Shoe Dept
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