Altrusa Banquet And Progressive Dinner Plans Made
A High Point Altrusa Club meeting announced the annual banquet set for May 28 at Sedgefield Inn with Salisbury Altrusa guests and district governor Eva Wall as honor guest Plans for a June progressive dinner at multiple member homes were also unveiled Officers and committee members were named and Unity Week WPA project visits were invited as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Marie Caddell
Lucile Johnston
Karl Shepard
Gladis Kivett
Hannah Campbell
Lillian Massey
Lee F. Schaner
Better Government Institute
Aliusa Club
Sea Committee
Ry Ballard
Myrtle Barthmaier
Sedgefield Inn
Salisbury Club
High Point Altrusans
Eva Wall
Lois Welborn
Nancy K. Poston
Mary Lou Roth
Ten Provisional Members Welcomed At May Meeting Of Junior Service League
The May meeting of the Junior Service League welcomed ten provisional members at Emerywood Country Club. New officers were named to reflect national changes. The group approved WPA band services for summer concerts at the municipal lake and reported progress on thrift shop renovations and local hospital library takeovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Jesse Washburn
Tuberculosis Control Committee
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Capus Waynick
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Laurance Ingram
W. F. Bailey
WPA
Tal Henry
Elliott Wood
J. W. Lindsay
Sedgefield Boxes for Box-Holders at Annual Horse Show
The Sedgefield Horse Show will fill more than 30 boxes with attendees from High Point Sedgefield Winston Salem and Greensboro. Box holders from High Point include J Welch Harriss James Foscue Wilber Jones and others. The notice also reports the birth of Elizabeth Jane to Basil and wife on May 9 at 207 Kennedy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Nathan Ayers
Allen Watkins
T. V. Rochelle
H. A. Gaffney
A. T. Smith
Russell Hall
J. N. Weeks
Winston- Seiem
C. Vv. Stanley
Stanleytown
W. H. May, Jr
Burlington
Joseph Melk. Bryan
Basil Freeman
Elizabeth Jane
Kennedy Street
Jeweled Eyeglasses Highlight Fashion Frames
The article describes eyeglasses with jeweled frames on oxford styles and lorgnettes. Frames swing on narrow grosgrain ribbons with black enameled handles set with small diamonds. Folding glasses feature a sparkling diamond clip and are designed to tuck into an evening bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Social Calendar Highlights Women Club Events and Dances
The calendar lists multiple events from Wednesday to Saturday including Moose meeting nominations, Jewish Women’s Council study group with opera study, En tre Nous Club entertaining, bridge at Hillcrest Drive, Philomathian and Canterbury Club meetings, a tea for bride elect Miss Mary Lou Myrick, a Sedgefield Hunt picnic and horse show, and the Emerywood Country Club May dance with an out of town orchestra. Reservations required for the dance plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Tobias
Parkway
Harry Doctor
J. Gurney Briggs
Embree H. Blackard
Entre Nous Club
Hillcrest Drive
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Bridge
Arbordale Drive
Nell Bulla
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
West Farriss Avenue
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
North Main Street
C. M. Waynick
John A. Miller
Sarah Howertox
Mary Louise Myrick
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield
Emerywood Country Club
Informal Party Given By Mrs Mason Brown Fetes Miss Ribelin
Mrs Mason E Brown hosted an informal supper and shower at 1000 North Main Street to honor Miss Pauline Ribelin visiting as a bride to be. Guests included D C Kearns Agnes Campbell Josephine Woodward Frances Justice Minnie Hyams Amelia Hough Lillian Parish Catherine Ayers and more. Miss Ribelin also receives gifts and a corsage of rosebuds. The same afternoon an open house is held by the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church where she formerly served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason E. Brown
1000
North Main Street
Pauline Ribelin
C. Williamson
Mexico City
D. C. Kearns
Agnes Campbell
Josephine Woodward
Frances Justice
Minnie Hyams
Amelia Hough
Lillian Parish
Catherine Ayers
Ribelin
First Presbyterian Church
Monarch Auxiliary Plans Weiner Roast and Musical Program
The Monarch Club Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs. E. R. Andersons home on Jones Street. They announced a weiner roast set for May 24 at Taylor's Cabin and that summer meetings will be at night. Mrs. F L Conrad and Mrs Clyde Barksdale presented music with three songs and accompanying piano. 13 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Conrad
Clyde Barksdale
Monarch Club
E. R. Anderson
Jones Street
Taylor's Cabin
Eastern Star Chapter Welcomes New Member and Elects Delegate
The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Beadie Mabry in charge. One new member, Mrs. Susie B. Oldham, joined, reports from committees were heard, and Mabry was chosen delegate to the Grand Chapter meeting in Wilmington in June. Twenty-eight members and one visitor attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Beadie Mabry
Susie B. Oldham
Mabry
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Wilmington
New Official Slate Of Alexander Martin D A R Chapter Installed In Rites Here
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a May meeting at the home of Mrs. H. A. Millis on North Main Street to install a new slate of officers headed by incoming regent Mrs. N. S. Stirewall. Retiring regent Mrs. J. F. Hayden served as installing officer and received the regent’s pin. Incoming officers include Mrs. Hayden, vice regent. Mrs. George D. Finch, second vice regent. Mrs. T. S. McKenzie, recording secretary. Mrs. C. B. Mattocks, historian. Mrs. J. L. H. Reynolds, chaplain. Mrs. William Jarrell, corresponding secretary. Mrs. J. W. Harris, custodian of librarian and registrar. Miss Pearl Idol. A past regent’s pin was presented to Mrs. Hayden. Delegates and guests discussed Continental Congress reports and future programs. The social hour featured refreshments and spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S. Stirewall
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Mesdames Howard Marsh
John Whitescarver
C. T. Ingram, Sr
T. V. Rochelle
Seborn Perry
Clair Conner
Royster Tucker
Stirewalt
Ed. F. Hayden
Alexander Martin Chapter
Hayden
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Miniature Show And June Picnic
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club held a miniature flower show with around 30 entries and awarded top prizes to Mrs. Charles Byrd and iris exhibitor entries by Mrs. John Tate and Mrs. R. R. Blackburn. The meeting at Mrs. J. C. Teague’s on Hillcrest Drive also planned the June annual picnic and featured a tea served in Teague’s garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Teague
Hillcrest Drive
W. B. McEwen
Joseph D. Cox
Charles Byrd
C. A. Ring
Fred Gordy
E. A. Downey
R. R. Blackburn
Jones Burns
John
Miss Isabel Boyles Bride-Elect Feted At Luncheon
Miss Isabel Boyles bride-elect of Thomasville was honored at a luncheon hosted by Miss Lois Johnson and Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth at their home. Ten guests attended the pastel event with lace mats and pale yellow iris centerpiece. Guests included Peggy Hite Mary Johnson McMillan Priscilla Lambeth and Mesdames Crutchfield Proctor Lambeth Heathcote and hostesses. The hostess gift for the honoree was a sandwich tray. Local visitors and area residents were noted as well as two out of town guests and students visiting from Woman's College Greens boro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lois Johnson
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Isabel Boyles
Miss Boyles
Peggy Hite
Mary Johnson McMillan
Priscilla Lambeth
Douglas Crutchfield
J. Roy Proctor
James Lambeth, Jr
Betram Heathcote
Party Honors Bride At Guilford Street Home
Miss Evelyn Hiatt hosted a gathering on Guilford Street for her sister-in-law Mrs. Robert F Hiatt newlywed. Two tables of progressive hearts awarded top prize a vase to Miss Frances Small and a law award ash trays to Mrs Robert Hiatt. A miscellaneous gift shower followed and an ice course was served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hiatt
Guilford Street
Robert F. Hiatt
Frances Small
Robert Hiatt
North Carolina Medical Society Meeting Actions Noted
Dr and Mrs R G Jennings attend the North Carolina Medical Society and Ladies Auxiliary meeting in Pinehurst on Tuesday. Mrs Leonard Rackley visits Birmingham Alabama relatives this week. George Lyles Jr a Duke University student spent weekend with his parents on Salem Street. Elizabeth Blair of UNC spent weekend with her parents J R Blair. Mrs Forrest Grimes and daughter Ann stay at Roaring River with relatives. Mrs Raymond Brinkley shown gifts Friday night at Kinnywood shower hosted by Mrs Allen Myers and Miss Eula Crump. Prizes to Mrs Glenn Stuart and Miss Elsie Rothrock. Refreshments served to Mesdames Rayford Brinkley Jack Jones Fred Foster Lester Rothrock Glenn Stuart Jeff Hartman James Murphy Paul Sullivan and Misses Elsie and Pauline Rothrock. Mrs Brinkley displayed gifts during refreshments. Elizabeth K Blue of Raleigh spent weekend here with Miss Maye Livengood on West Main Street. Mrs W F Rader of Newton spent Monday here with daughter Mrs Ray Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Avenue
Robert Boyle
Troy
N. Y
P. M. Sherrill
O. R. Hodgin
Lynchburg
North Carolina Dentists’ Association
C. F. Gibson
Danville
Gibson
T. E. Jennings
BE. O. Swicegood
Lima
Ohio
Gerald
R. C. Harville
Kings Mountain
Berta Gray
Nancy Abernathy
Woman's College
Greensboro
Lillian Yow
R. G. Jennings
North Carolina Medical Society
Pinehurst
Leonard Rackley
Birmingham
Ala
George Lyles, Jr
Duke University
G. W. Lyles
Salem Street
Elizabeth Blair
University of North Carolina
J. R. Blair
Forrest Grimes
Ann
Roaring River
Raymond Brinkley
Pearl Beck
Allen Myers
Eula Crump
Paul Sullivan
Kinnywood
Glenn Stuart
Elsie Rothrock
Mesdames
Rayford Brinkley
Jack Jones
Fred Foster
Lester Rothrock
Jeff Hartman
James Murphy
Elsie
Pauline Rothrock
Elizabeth K. Blue
Raleigh
Maye Livengood
West Main Street
W. F. Rader
Newton
Ray Hoover
Carroll Outlines P T A Aims At Emma Blair Meet
Carroll outlines P T A aims at the Emma Blair gathering. He discusses resolutions from the state congress emphasizing cooperation of public enterprises with parents and teachers to foster healthier happier students. Devotionals and songs by Henry R Hall's sixth grade supplement a program with bands and orchestras directed by staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Emma _ Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
Charlies F. Carroll
Carroll
State Congress
Henry R. Hall
Eartha Daniels
Marjorie Ellington
Ernestine Strickland
Hall
Virginia Frank
Alrutz
College Alumni Executive Staff To Meet Thursday
An urgent meeting of the High Point College Alumni Association executive staff will be held Thursday at 7 30 P M at Miss Unity Nash 208 Boulevard. Plans for an Alumni Day program follow the May 23 musical start and mark the last fall meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College Alumni Association
Miss Unity Nash
Boulevard
Ray Street P T A to Sponsor Bridge Party Next Monday
The Ray Street Parent Teacher Association executive board planned a benefit bridge party for Monday at 8 pm at the Sheraton Hotel. Grade mothers will run four tables each and reservations can be made by calling Mrs. W. C. Folger.
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Ray Street Pl. x
Sheraton Hotel
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
W. CC. Folger
College Faculty Members Sing For Business Girls
High Point College faculty members Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fleischmann headlined a vocal program for the Business and Professional Girls Club at the Adams Memorial YWCA. About 30 members and guests attended the supper, then moved to the club room for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fleischmann
High Point College
Business 24 Professional Girls' Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Business Girls’ Club
Fleschmann
Danny Boy
Huguette
The
Mr. Fleischman
Tate
Oley
Rudyard Kipling
Mandalay
Misses Thompson And Jackson Selected For Farmville Choir
Pearl Thompson and Betty Jackson head to Farmville State Teachers College to join the college a cappella choir next year. They were chosen from a large choral group and will be seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Jackson
Farmville College Choir
Pearl Thompson
Betty Jackson
Farmville State Teachers College
J. W. Thompson
W. L. Jackson
Local residents host and travel notes from Cheraw area
Mrs. D. C. Moore of Cheraw and her daughter Mrs. W. F. Millice of San Antonio left after visiting Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Jackson on Forest Hill Drive. Mrs. Blanche M. Johnson is recovering at Guilford General Hospital after a tonsillectomy. Mrs. Ora Tyler goes to Elizabethtown for Miss Sarah Lou Williamson and Mr. Boyd Hammer’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Moore
Cheraw
8. C
W. F. Millice
San Antonio
Tex
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Blanche M. Johnson
Guilford General Hospital
Ora Tyler
Elizabethtown
N. C
Sarah Lou Williamson
Boyd Hammer
Elizabethtown Baptist Church
Tyler
High Point
Pansies to queens and horse show talk in spring notes
The column highlights Miss Vera Idol’s pansies and Miss Tate’s Iris garden on Parkway. It praises fashion makeup tips, First Lady style, and a range of local social events from Junior Service League dues to a large upcoming horse show at Sedgefield with judges Ot Furr and Green. a gala weekend of parties, trophies, and golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Idol
Miss Idol
John Tate
Parkway
Charlotte
Bob
Val
Patty
Virginia
Nation
League of Women Voters
United States
Elizabeth Crowell
Clara Harrison
Pinehurst
Emily Kirkman
Bahamas
Ruth Bowne
League
Louise Smith
Finland
Dell Rankin
Alice Poole
Odell Marsh
Edna Washburn
Bonie Wall
J. H. Adams
Sedgefield
New York
Elizabeth Covington
Standhope
Baltimore
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Yock
Zillah R. Hopkins
Lexington
Mabel H. Hargett
Guilford
Mary Ballard
Altrusa
Jack Thomas
New York City
Julia Marsh
Carter Dalton
Guilford County Better Government Institute
Matt Wall
Margaret Briggs
Katherine Kearns
Charlotte Parker
Helen Marie Sheloff
Dorothy Stewart
Robert Davis
Roger Edwards
J. T. Hollingsworth
William Jarrell
Curtis Smithdeal
Herman Smith
Clinic
Jake Froelich
John Foy
Harry Brockmann
Alex Rankin
New Wash
Moffitt ’S
North Malin ST
Mason Brown
Monarch Auxiliary
Eastern Star Chapter
Alexander Martin D. A. R
Rites
J. E. Kirkman
J. S. Welborn
J. F. Hayden
James E. Lambeth
Congress
R. K. Stewart
National Defense
Ject
P.T. A
Emma Blair
College
D A. R. Heads
W. KR
Slim) Pitts
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Sayacree
Miss Marie Navy of
Marie McDaniel
Cook Street
J. H. Adama
Paul R. Haney
Jessie Haney
Bluefield
West Virginia
Lizzie Harris
Wilbur Jones
Hal Gaffney
Z. V. Rochelle
Klar N. Phillips
Amos Kearns
Welch Harriss
Ed Millis
Billy Sheloff
Bill Jones
Jimmy Foscue
Charles Kearns
Ot Furr
Middleburg
Van
Louisburg
Green
Madison Sqn Garden
Baton Rouge
Dallas
Welch Harrias
Champ Hunter
Arcrid
American Institute of Laundering
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