Girl Reserve Committee Plans Summer Program For Y. W. Girls
The YWCA Girl Reserve committee met at the Hut with Mrs J D Ross presiding. Ten members discussed a stay at home camp for 6th and 7th graders from May 26 to July 1 and a Tuesday high school girls program through July 1. Plans included attending the White Lake Girl Reserve Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve Committee
Mra. J. D. Ross
Girl Reserve Con
White Lake
Camman Duke
Tittee
Mesdames J. D. Ross
R. A. McPheeters
Howard Hartzell
A. Lee Gibson
EF. M. Shipman
H. P. Hardin
E. T. Erickson
A. H. Whitley
C. C. Garrett
Spring Flower Show Highlights Burbank Garden Club Meeting
The Burbank Garden Club held a regular meeting at Mrs. C. Grayson’s home with twenty members and featured their annual spring flower show. Roses iris and other blooms were judged by Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs. Wilson as Mrs. Sechrest directed show arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Garden Club
C. &. Grayson
North Main Street
R. R. Blackburn
Floyd Wilson
Good Will Gren Club
R. H. Sechrest
G. W. Lowe
Prise
D. T. Yow
D. HM. Parsons
J. G. Goldston
Mary Mungan
Grayson
W. F. el
Enjoyable Meeting of Graduate Nurses at Guilford Home
Yesterday the Graduate Nurses held a pleasant afternoon program at Guilford General Nurses Home with HM S Kidd as hostess. Miss Ethel Moxley led the business session and Vestas School of Dancing students gave five tap and specialty numbers led by Hazel Lanier at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeeeey
Guilfor General Nurses
Merc
HM. S. Kidd
Ethel Moxley
Vesta
School of Dancing
Hazel Lanier
Cornelia Odgin
Pat Groome
Nancy Fulp
Zana
Engagement Revealed for Miss Adele Diesch and Clifford Jarvis
Announcement from North Bergen New Jersey states Miss Adele Diesch of North Bergen and Clifford Jarvis of Jersey City plan marriage. Jarvis is a native of High Point. The notice appeared at a recent party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bergen
N. J
Adele Diesch
That City
Clifford Jarvis
Jersey City
High Point
Welch Hosts Pleasant Bridge Gathering At Home
Mr and Mrs C N M Welch entertained at bridge Wednesday evening at their Monthieu avenue residence. Pink and white roses decorated tables. High score prizes went to Mrs L G Winfrey and J W Simmerson. An old fashioned bouquet favors guests. Attendees included E A Lemon J M Simmerson C B E Boyle L G Winfrey C B R Moose H L Speas Miss Mary McGee Miss Mary Welch J O Wilkey and Louis Welch of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. NM. Welch
Bridge
Monthieu Avenue
L. G. Winfrey
J. W. Simmerson
E. A. Lemon
J. M. Simmerson
C. BE. Boyle
C. BR. Moose
H. L. Speas
Mary McGee
Mary Welch
J. O. Wilkey
Louis Welch
Greensboro
Social Calendar Highlights Engagement and Meetings
Social calendar lists events for Thursday Friday and Saturday including Philomathean club at Mrs Kirkman on East Washington street YWCA board meeting at the Hut Priscilla club meeting at Mrs Hayden alteration in start time Junior Service League tea for provisional members at Mrs Govington home Emerywood tea honoring Miss Lucile Haworth engagement party for Violet Stoeckert at Mr and Mrs Stoeckerts home engagement of Mr Jarvis to Miss Diesch noted from High Point and North Bergen sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Kirkman
Philomathean Club
East Washington Street
The
Priscilla Club
J. F Hayden
Washington Street
Junior Service League
Elizabeth H. Govington
Rockford Road
M. W. Nash
George Stoeckert
Morningside Avenue
Fairview
Violet Stoechert
Alfred Diesch
Jarvis
Miss Diesch
High Point
34Th Street
North Bergen
Student Recital by Mrs Pell Payne at Trinity School
Mrs Pell Payne presents her music pupils in an annual recital at Trinity School tomorrow night at 7 45 o clock. The program includes dance numbers and songs and the public is invited with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell Payne
Trinity School
May Day Fete at University Set With Rob in Hood Theme
The University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill will stage its first May Queen Hester Barlow of Cairo Egypt and Maid of Honor Mary Pride Cruikshank of Raleigh presiding over a May Day fete tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. Robin Hood will be played by Mary Lindsey of Saint Pauls as part of a pageant directed by Gladys Beard and featuring about 100 co-eds. The 16 member court includes Frances Caffey Lyon Patty Penn Clayton Ida Winstead Sophie Stephens Patricia McMullan Nancy Dicks Martha Louise Croom Lucy Watson Gertude Pridgen Eliza Rose Nancy Lawlor Ellen Deppe Anne Fauntleroy Nan Morman Annice Belden and Katherine Murphy. Alpha Kappa Gamma sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Hester Barlow
Cairo
Egypt
Mary Pride Cruikshank
Raleigh
Robin Hood
His
Mary Lindsey
St. Pauls
Gladys Beard
Frances Caffey
Lyon
Patty Penn
Clayton
Ida Winstead
Roxboro
Sophia Stephens
Asheville
Patricia McMullan
Washington
Nancy
Rockingham
Martha Louise Croom
Winston-Salem
Lucy Watson
Greenville
8. C
Gertrude Pridgen
Eliza Rose
Nancy Lawlor
Dupgham
Ellen Deppe
Biltmore Forest
Anne Fauntleroy
Charleston
D. C
Nan Morman
Hickory
Annice Belden
Pitchfork
Wyo
Katherine Murphy
Wallace
Alpha Kappa Gamma
Women’s Honorary Society
Engagement announced for Miss Virginia Smith and Grady Anderson
Social season highlight as Miss Virginia Smith and Grady Anderson announce their engagement in a home event hosted by Miss Dorothy Smith. June wedding planned. Guests included Misses Nancy Smith, Margaret Hedrick, Hazael Scoggins, and many others with bridge prizes and a silver gift for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Smith
Grady Anderson
Dorothy Smith
Hazael Scoggins
Margaret Hedrick
Miss Smith
Nancy Smith
Dot Crawley
Ruth Poole
Adelaide Williamson
Frances Taylor
Mary Reid Idol
Eloise Ingram
Julia Gold Clarke
Frances Einsteine
Vola Anderson
Dot Hanes
Elizabeth Hanes
Winston-Salem
Darren Bulla
John York
Fred Morrill
Bob Kirtakides
Garden Tea Climax Marks Amer Home Dept Meeting
The American Home Department of the local Woman's club held a tea at Miss Martha Blair's Blair Farm. About thirty members toured gardens then attended a business session led by Mrs. R L Brinson, with officers elected for the coming year. An informal tea followed in a flower filled home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Woman's Club
Martha Blair
Blair Farm
R. L. Brinson
R. A. Sheloff
Fred Whitescarver
L. R. Peacock
J. M. McCall
J. EB. Prettyman
Edgar Hartley
F. E. Moses
Mrs Welborn And Mrs McLarty Triumph In Emerywood Golf
Mrs John Welborn and Mrs George McLarty won the regular Wednesday Emerywood Women's Golf Association tournament. Prizes of balls will be awarded to the two low scorers in the handicap competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Welborn
George McLarty
Emerywood Women's Golf Association
Missionary Delegates To Visit High Point College
Delegates from the Women's Annual Missionary Convention of the Methodist Protestant church, meeting in Greensboro, will travel to High Point tomorrow afternoon for a program at High Point College. The event includes prayer by Rev N M Harrison, address on trained leadership, music by Miss Margeret Sloan, and tea at Roberts Hall with Dr and Mrs A G Dixon supervising the Children's Home program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Greensboro
High Point
High Point College
N. M. Harrison
F. L. Gibbs
Mra. H. W. Mater
Rebekahs To Meet Tomorrow Evening
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge holds regular meeting tomorrow at 8 p m All members urged to attend as plans for the Greensboro state meeting next week will be finalized and new members will be received Other important business will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Archdale M. EB. Church
A. Be, Williams
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Greensboro
Miss Copeland Declines Pageant Directing Roles
Miss Vesta Copeland, head of Vesta's School Of The Dance, was asked to direct dances for an Eastern North Carolina college pageant and to perform as an exhibition dancer with the State Symphony Orchestra. She declined both invitations due to her dance school commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina Department of Dramatics
Vesta Copeland
Vesta
School of the Dance
Copeland
Local Women Travel and Recoveries Reported
Mrs. J. J. McDonald and daughter of Tomlinson Street left yesterday for Knoxville to visit relatives. Mrs. H. M. Pope of Willowbrook Street visits her daughter Mrs. A. R. Parker in Birmingham and plans to stay some time. Mrs. J. C. Kaneer moved from Burr Mortality Hospital to 508 Woodrow Avenue and is convalescing well after major surgery. Mrs. Mary Grubb of Green Street is recovering from an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital after a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Pope
Willowbrook Street
A. R. Parker
Birmingham
Ala
Row Avenue
Burr Mortal Hospital
Shels
Mary Grubb
Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
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Y. W
Elm Street
Edgar Whitener
Pearl Idol
W. W. Idol
T. E. Dodamead
D. H. Parsons
W. F. Bailey
G. V. Stroup
J. W. Thompson
P. J. Neal
EB. H. Jarrett
Mies
Grady Goldston
W. F. Ellis
Burlington
Russell Street
H. G. Owens
Nowana
Pinki Crand Pianos
R. R. Bland Music Co., Incorporated
Hood Bank Building
Hutchen’s Bakery
Mr. Jarvis
Mrs. Welch
Gibson
P. M
Gotton
Trinity
State University
Weiner
New “Y
Preascre
Helen Welshimer
Lovely Garden
Amer. Homes Dept
Mrs. Welborn
Mrs. McLarty
Rebekahs
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Miss Copeland
Gruet
Gruen
Pais
Gooch
Thomas
Byts and
Blair 4
Suray
Victoria Chemin
Curvex
Merrow
Jewelers
South Main Street
J. C. Kaneer
Savas
Norge
Hendrix Bros. Furn. Co
Wrenn Street
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