Gamma Zeta hosts bridge luncheon at Brook Court
Mrs Rodney Snow entertained the Gamma Zeta club yesterday at her Brook Court home with a 1 pm luncheon and two tables of bridge. Blue pot plants were awarded to high scorers Mrs R T Amos and Mrs Lynn Trout. Other attendees included Mesdames Perry Trout Os Forrest Murray J W Deny Harry Brockmann and Rd Ragan. The event featured snapdragons and pe ses arranged throughout the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Snow
Gamma Zeta
Brook Court
R. T. Amos
Lynn Trout
Mesdames
Les Perry
R. T. Os
Social Calendar Activities Wednesday at Several Homes
The social calendar lists meetings and events for clubs and committees. The Wednesday Contract club gathers at Mrs. Paul Casey’s Woodbrook Court home at 3 p.m. The Music Literature Department of the Woman's club, with Duke University's Frank Brown as speaker, meets at Mrs. H. D. Sears on Pickett Farm at 3:30 p.m. Associate hostesses are Mrs. F. M. Pickett, Mrs. H. A. White and Mrs. R. L. Waynick. The Mid-Week Study club meets with Mrs. John D. Biggs on Hillcrest Drive at 3:30 p.m. Mrs. H. W. McCain and Mrs. Arthur Marsh preside. At 8 p.m. Mrs. 2 I. Walser hosts Entre Nous at Montlieu Avenue. The YWCA annual membership meeting forms a garden party at Mrs. R. T. Amos’s Forest Hill Drive home at 4:30 p.m., with invitations extended to friends and YWCA members at Mrs. Willis’s home. The Junior Service League hosts a gathering for ten provisional members at Mrs. Meredith Slane’s West Emerywood residence at 3:30 p.m. A progressive bridge and rock party for Emerywood Country Club members and guests begins at 5 p.m., with official hosts Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Douglas. Refreshments are served. reservations go to club secretary R. L. Out. At 8 p.m. Mrs. Harry White welcomes Lotus Club members at Johnson Street home.
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Iene
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Woman's Club
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Frank ©. Brown
Duke University
F. M. Pickett
H. A. White
R. L. Waynick
John D. Biggs
Hillcrest Drive
H. W. McCain
Arthur Marsh
I. Walser
Entre Nous Club
Montlieu Avenue
R. T. Amos
Forest Hill Drive
Willis
Emerywood Country Club
W. T. Powell
A. G. Douglas
R. L. Out
Brentwood P T A Hostess At Party
Brentwood P T A retired officers and grade representatives hosted faculty and incoming officers. Mrs J W Phillips president welcomed guests to a spring decorated cafeteria. Refreshments followed after games. E M Blakely spoke for parents thanking teachers for cooperation. Many hostesses and members attended, including Mrs J Moore and Miss Virginia Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood P.T. A
J. W. Phillips
E. M. Blakely
Mra. J. ©. Moore
Brentwood School
Mra. Geo. Estes
T. H. Elder
Nancy Pearl Welborn
Annabel Thompson
George Pike
E. L. Proffitt
G. H. Callicut
Jonah Tuttle
D. S. Cecil
Flower Festival Set for Winston-Salem Friday and Saturday
A Winston-Salem Flower Festival committee announced the event will run Friday and Saturday this week. The schedule includes a flower show with prizes, a plant sale run by Mrs. Fred Fogle, a tea garden at the Stockton building, and a “Shadow Box” display. Garden clubs from High Point are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Charles Griffith
Fred Fogle
Stockton
Little Gate Garden Club
High Point Garden Clubs
Mrs Sherrod Named New Wayside Club President
The Wayside Garden Club elected officers at its regular meeting at Mrs. D. L. Bouldin's home on Johnson Street. Mrs. A. Sherrod was chosen to succeed Mrs. Mattocks as president, with Ernest Wall as vice president and other officers including Mrs. J. A. Eshelman and Mrs. J. W. McGinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sherrod
Mrs. Mattocks
Wayside Club
Wayside Garden Club
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
C. B. Mattocks
A. Sherrod
Mattocks
Ernest Wall
Our
Roanoke
Smith Islands
North Carolina
Carolina
Sandhill
Biltmore Forest
Blowing Rock
Asheville
Martha Blair
Mesdames
J. A. Austin
P. W. Plagge
J. F. Hayden
H. W. McCain
D. B. Richardson
J. 8
Welborn
H. B. Robertson
J. V. Wilson
Bouldin
Y W C A Members Invited To Attend Meeting And Garden Party
Members and interested friends are invited to a general membership meeting and garden party at the home of Mrs. R. T. Amos tomorrow at 4 30 PM. Mrs. H A Millis will chair and the nominating committee for the Board of Directors will be elected. The program includes convention reports from Philadelphia delegates, several musical numbers, and a tour of the Amos garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Amos
Charlies Perry
Horace Haworth
Homer Haworth
Philadelphia
Amos
Unchanged Walked a Row of Twilights in Quiet Hour
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a lost romance. The speaker imagines seeing a loved one at a quiet hour and memories a brief paradise once shared. References to a sun-bright noon and imagery of armor and plumes evoke distant, unsettled longing.
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Heaven
Local notes on recoveries and social visits
Friends report Mrs. Matthew Sumner healing well at Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cummins and Mrs. John Dyer visited Statesville for a luncheon with Mrs. O. J. McCoy, a former High Point resident. Mrs. R. C. Loman attends Grand Lodge Rebekah Assembly in Elizabeth City. Mrs. W. W. Peeler, 1107 Campbell Street, recovering at home from a broken ankle after a brief hospital stay.
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Matthew Sumner
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. J. Cummins
John Dyer
Statesville
O. J. McCoy
R. C. Loman
Elizabeth City
Rebekah
W. W. Peeler
Campbell Street
Guilford General Hospital
Code Talk Among Electrical Contractors in Greensboro
Discussion centered on applying the NRA code of fair competition for the electrical contracting division. Ralph Bouligny, Charlotte, outlined code provisions and answered questions. A code compliance committee led by Hobart M Bryant of Greensboro was formed with Raymond Starr JL Davis and G Worth Jordan to facilitate further developments across Alamance Caswell Guilford Randolph and Rockingham counties.
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NRA
Greensboro
Ralph Bouligny
Charlotte
State Code Authority
Bouligny
Hobart M. Bryant
Raymond Starr
JL. M. Davis
G. Worth Jordan
Alamance
Caswell
Guilford
Randolph
Rockingham
Ray Street arts classes to begin for children
Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor two outdoor art classes for boys and girls at Ray Street School starting June 1. Ruth W. West will teach, having trained at the Ansylvania Academy of Fine Arts and with other artists. Classes run 9 to 12, and a child artwork record will be kept for a fall exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ray Street School
Hunter Dalton
Ruth W. West
Ansylvania Academy of Finerts
Ray Street May Day Festival Postponed
The May Day Festival at Ray Street school is postponed to Monday at 6 p m due to bad weather, announced by principal Mrs R F J Johnson. Also noted are a birthday party for Frances Hendricks, a Business Woman's Circle meeting, the birth of Don ald Ray Jones, and a correction on Abernethy baby birth weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
R. F. J. Johnson
Frances Hendricks
Fred Hendricks
Archdale
Hendricks
Robert Moffitt
Roy Jones
Donald Ray
Hicks Street
Abernethy
William B. Abernethy
Chapel Hill
Robert 5. Ranson
Koontz and Caffey To Address Labor Voters League Here
The High Point unit of the North Carolina Labor Voters League will meet at 7 30 tonight at 117% North Wrenn Street to hear addresses by H L Koonts and John W Caffey both of Greensboro. Koonts seeks to succeed himself as solicitor and Caffey is a candidate for the State senate. All league members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina Labor Voters League
North Wrenn Street
H. L. Koonts
John W. Caffey
Greensboro
Koontz
Caffey
State Senate
League
Announcement of Durable Finish For Buggies and Autos
A long standing no oil finish that resists dust and water restores worn buggies to like new for nearly a year. Patented in Washington this formula now also protects autos furniture and floors. Available at low prices from Delightful Cleaning Co Box 821 High Point North Carolina R D Bob Penny Manager.
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U.S. A
Washington
Delightful Cleaning Co
High Point
Bob” Penny
Mgr. Adv
Shipping damaged by Sudde squall near Pasquotank mouth
May 16 Elizabeth City reports a sudden squall near Pasquotank river wrecked one freighter and damaged another. The Julia W Bell, between Elizabeth City and Cape Hatteras banks, towed in completely disabled with fore and main masts gone. The Missouri, between Elizabeth City Avon and Buxton, arrived intact after losing foresail and four empty barrels. No injuries. The Ab 21 rescued and towed the Julia Bell to Elizabeth City after answering a distress call.
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Elizabeth City
Pasquotank River
Julia W. Bell
Cape Hatteras Banks
Missouri
Avon
Buxton
Julia Bell
Coast Guard
Ab 21
Wright
Balkan women adorn hats with coins in festive display
Women across the Balkan region decorate their hats with coins as part of traditional dress. The practice highlights regional craftsmanship and ceremonial color, with coins arranged to create shimmering patterns for celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan
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