Delightful Dance Honors Five Provisional League Members
Emerywood Country club hosted a Junior Service League dance honoring five new provisional members Mesdames Henry Foscue Albert Hart Jr Jack Holbrook Jesse Washburn and Miss Mary Duncan McAnally. The event featured a New York City exhibition dance by Miss Charlotte Kingston and Robert Gallub and drew over 100 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Junior Service League
Henry Foscue
Albert Hart, Jr
Jack Holbrook
Jesse Washburn
Mary Duncan McAnally
Tom
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Oe McAnally
Jake Froech
Sorosis Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Pickett at Sedgefield Inn
Mrs F M Pickett acted as hostess for a Sorosis club luncheon at the Sedgefield Inn. Seventeen covers were set for members such as C A Barbee H N Phillips J D Mann Levi Hayworth D A Stanton E D Steele B S Cummings J B Kirkman J W Harriss Fred N Tate Oscar Kearns R H Sechrest and guests A E Tate Charlies F Long H D Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
F. M. Pickett
Sedgefield Inn
Club
Mesdames
C. A. Barbee
Charles Ragan
H. N. Phillips
J. D. Mann
Levi Hayworth
D. A. Stanton
E. D. Steele
B. S. Cummings
J. B. Kirkman
J. W. Harriss
Fred N. Tate
Oscar Kearns
R. H. Sechrest
Mrs. Pickett
Mesdames A. E. Tate
Charlies F. Long
H. D. Sears
Wayside Pilgrimage Postponed by Garden Club
The Wayside Garden club postponed its pilgrimage scheduled for Wednesday May 18. The trip included visits to the Penn gardens at Reidsville and to gardens of Mrs. Wesley Taylor in Greensboro. Members are asked to note the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Penn Gardens
Reidsville
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
Mrs Jones to Entertain Philomathean Club Friday
Mrs W C Jones will entertain the Philomathean club Friday afternoon at 8 20 oclock at her West Farrise Avenue home as announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jones
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
West Farrise Avenue
St Mary's Alumnae Meet Tuesday In Raleigh
The High Point chapter of the St Marys School Raleigh Alumnae association will gather at Mrs E W Freese Jr home Greenway drive Tuesday afternoon at two o clock All alumnae are invited Election of new officers will be on the agenda Present officers are Mrs Thomas Turner president and Mrs FE W Freeze Jr secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
St. Mary’s School
Raleigh
E. W. Freese, Jr
Greenway Drive
Thomas Turner
FE. W. Freeze, Jr
Horace Mann Centennial Observed by Ada Blair P T A
The Ada Blair P T A held its final meeting of the year with a Horace Mann centennial program. Mrs. Hedrick presided. fifth grader Alston Clark's class performed a play and Geneva Hyatt spoke on The Old and the Modern Schools with scenes from both.]]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
Alston Clark
Geneva Hyatt
Jane Lowe
Annie Lee Jarrell
H. S. Coffield
J. B. Coletrane
Carl Kearns
Firent
F. L. Hedrick
Elinor Senter
Coletrane
P.T. A
Richmond
Lowe
Musical Art Club Plans May Meeting at Emerywood
The Musical Art Club meets Monday at Emerywood Country Club at eight. Mrs H D Sears leads the program featuring Wagner opera Tannhauser with Mrs Louis Voorhees narrating and Mrs J Gurney Briggs singing several selections. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
H. D. Sears
German Club Plans Dance At Emerrywood May 28
The Piedmont German club will host a May 28 dance at Emerywood Country Club. The event features Johnny Hamp and his orchestra with card-only admission for members and out-of-town guests. Sam H. Denny, club president, says the band’s return is warmly welcomed and the affair is expected to be highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hamp
Sam H. Denny
Emerywood Country Club
Eight Burrus Memorial Nurses To Graduate In May
Burrus Memorial Hospital holds graduation exercises at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Friday evening May 21. Eight student nurses will receive diplomas from Dr H L Brockmann with Charles W Phillips of Woman's College of UNC Greensboro delivering the address. The program starts at 8 30 p m and invited guests are asked to attend. The graduates are Banks Apple Demetrie Ireland Cristine Snow Kate Freeman Helen Clodfelter Vearl Warner Maude King and Josie Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
H. L. Brockmann
Charles W. Phillips
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Burrus Memorial Hospital, Inc
Lutheran Church
High Point
N. C
Misses Banks Apple
Demetrie Ireland
Cristine Snow
Kate Freeman
Helen Clodfelter
Vearl Warner
Maude King
Josie Ritter
Father’s Night at Cecil PTA Meeting Observed
The Cecil school PTA held its final meeting of the year in the auditorium with Fathers Night. Mrs. Charles Williams presided as hymns and devotion opened, with reports from secretary Miss Frances Fitzgerald and treasurer Miss Hedrick. Elected for next year were Williams vice president Cope secretary McCrary treasurer Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Cecil School
Charles Williams
John Craver
Frances Fitzgerald
Hedrick
Charles Sink
Alma Owen
Women discuss forming Lexington Business and Professional Club
On Wednesday evening a group of young business women met at Hege Inn to discuss forming a local Business and Professional Women's club. Leaders from Charlotte High Point and Thomasville spoke on benefits and a second meeting was set for May 21 at Mrs. Clarence Grimes home to complete the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hege Inn
Elizabeth Conrad
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Charlotte
Gerganus
Eloise Ward
High Point
Margaret Thompson
Thomasville
G. B. Crowell
Clarence Grimes
Lexington
Lebanon Christian Endeavor Plans Evening Meeting
The Lebanon Christian Endeavor society will meet tonight at 6 45 at the church. The study topic is The Christian at Prayer. Members and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Christian Endeavor Society
Pragar
Local society notes from Thomasville and nearby towns
Weekend visits and travels mark the Thomasville area as residents host relatives from Reidsville Chapel Hill Winston Salem and Hartford. Engagement news includes LaRue Barbee and Woodrow Wilson McKinnon with a June wedding planned. Rev W F Elliott and Mrs Elliott stay with the Peters family, parents of Mrs Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Barbee
Apex, N. C
LaRue
Woodrow Wilson McKinnon
Thomasville
Social Calendar Highlights A Week of Emerywood Activities
A week of club events at Emerywood includes the Musical Art Club meeting at Emerywood Country Club with Tannhauser on the program, alumnae gathering at 1113 Greenway Drive, a ladies bridge party at the club, and an American Legion Auxiliary unit meetup. Wednesday features several study clubs, a garden tea, and a council meeting. The week closes with a Emerywood Country Club dance led by Lew Gogerty and his orchestra starting at 9:30 after a pre-dance social.
Birth of Gerald Wayne Miller at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs C M Miller of 400 Meredith Street announce the birth of a son named Gerald Wayne Miller on May 13 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Wayne Miller
C. M. Miller
Meredith Street
Gerald Wayne
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Bon
Sam Dale
Whittier Street
Thomas Neil
Dale
Edith Simmons
Hickory
Mid-Week Study Meets at 3 P M
The Mid-Week Study club will meet Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. B H Blackard as hostess at her Hillcrest drive home. The hour change aims to avoid conflict with a four to six garden tea hosted by Wesley circle six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Blackard
Hillcrest Drive
Circle Six
Wesley Memorial Church
Initial Kee Klub Dance Charms Thomasville Crowd
The Kee Klub inaugural dance at the American Legion Hut in Thomasville drew many from High Point and nearby Greensboro Thom asville and Jamestown. Bernard Fowler and Rhythm Masters provided swing music helping ensure a successful evening. Escorts included Misses Ercell Allen Margaret Kemp Margaret Wood Sue Clifton Virginia Harney Mary Ruth Kimrey and Mary Odom with gents listed, plus chaperones Mr and Mrs Clifton Mr and Mrs Kimrey Mr and Mrs Gordon Mr and Mrs Wrenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Thomasville
Greensboro
Jamestown
Bernard Fowler
South
Ercell Allen
Robert Parker
Margaret Kemp
Vernell Harvey
Margaret Wood
John Hill
Sue Clifton
R. F. Kemp
Virginia Harney
Russell Kimrey
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Bill Brtles
Mary Odom
Ernest Robinson
P. A. Clifton
T. R. Kimrey
Slick” Gordon
Don Wrenn
Woman's College Seniors Present Annual Burlesque
Seniors at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina performed the annual senior in musical recital in Aycock auditorium. Participating graduates included Evelyn Johnson Roanoke Rapids Janet Griffith Woodland Elizabeth Gant Burlington and many others from Greensboro Mount Airy Winston-Salem New Bern and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgcreensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Aycock Auditorium
Evelyn Johnson
Roanoke Rapids
Janet Griffith
Woodland
Elizabeth Gant
Burlington
Fan Best
Newton
Marjorie Lee
Oriental
Pat Pittman
Rocky Gunt
Scott Gwynn
Mount Airy
Alethea Hough
Oak Ridge
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Rougemont
Katherine Gilbert
Rachel Moser
Greensboro
Patricia Sturdivant
Marshville
Marie Moore
Washington
Linda Mitchell
Fairmont
Josephine Lucas
Mary Nunn
New Bern
Willie Yvonne Boyd
Ayden
Janet Morrison
Shelby
Rowena Wilkinson
Whiteville
Alice Dickinson
Wilson
Edna Carpenter
Durham
Eloise Efland
Shirley Melcher
Mooresville
Ethel Cole
Biscoe
Lucy Powell
Alma McCain
High Point
Anne Belton
Winston-Salem
Laura Alice Reed
Eva Mae Scott
Lucama
Mary W. Ward
Burgaw
Willie Rae Rollins
Hickory
Mary Helen King
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Planned With Poppy Day
Legion Auxiliary to meet Tuesday at 7:46 PM at Mrs. I T Mann s Johnson Street home. Associate hostesses are Mesdames Edith Moore Sherrod and D D Arden. Special Poppy Day program and reports from the area conference will be heard. all members urged to attend. T R Hendrix Jr born May 12 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Trela R Hendrix of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Edith Moore Sherrod
D. D. Arden
T. R. Hendrix, JR
Trela R. Hendrix
Charlotte
Guilford General Hospital
Novel Entertainment Planned For Dance At Emerywood Club
Emerywood Country club hosts a May dance with a friendly half hour of hors d oeuvres in the grill room before dancing from 9:30 until 1. A Lew Gogerty orchestra will provide music. Reservations with club secretary John Abels are advised. Also, a bridge party for ladies' membership is set for 3 p.m. hosted by Mesdames Jack Thomas and Robert Hubbard Jr, the last in the afternoon series before summer mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
West Farriss Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
Lew Gogerty
John Abels
Jack Thomas
Robert Hubbard, Jr
Miss Estelle Griggs Guest Of Honor At Informal Tea
Miss Sara Petty hosted an informal tea at her Archdale home honoring June bride elect Miss Estelle Griggs. Guests enjoyed a green and white decor, punch, contests, and a treasure hunt while gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Griggs
Sara Petty
Petty
Archdale
Annie Petty
Margaret Cooke
Doris Clinard
Evelyn Lackey
Tom English
Miss Griggs
Mrs. English
Susie Baldwin
Jane Hess Weaver
Mildred Covington
Mary Lee Starling
Carrie Crawford
Ora Mae Welborne
Bertha Pritchard
Marr
Hattie Tomlinson
H. S. Ragan
H. T. Tomlinson
N. E. English
J. T. Weaver
C. L. McCampbell
L. T. Marsh
C. E. Pearce
Peggy Russell Birthday Honoree at Gilbert Street Party
Mrs W D Russell hosted a Saturday afternoon party at her Gilbert Street home for her daughter Peggy’s seventh birthday. Guests included Peggy Pruitt Juanita Love Joyce Tew and Louise Butler with games prizes and refreshments provided by the hostess and helpers I T Pruitt George Walter and Rosa Hooker.
Son born to Mr and Mrs Roland Long celebrates birth
Mr and Mrs Roland V Long of the Gantt apartments announce the birth of a son, Thomas Veach II, on May 15 at Baptist hospital in Winston-Salem. Both mother and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland V. Long
Gantt Apartments
Thomas Veach, II
Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Twentieth Century Study Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Mrs. W. F. Freeman’s home on Greenway Drive, announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. F. Freeman
Greenway Drive
Dr and Mrs Taylor Open Garden Today
Dr and Mrs F R Taylor will open their Johnson street garden this afternoon from three to six for roses and small garden lovers. The small city garden is regarded as one of the loveliest and invites friends to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Mrs Silver to Entertain Council at Parkway Home
Mrs Phillip Silver will host the monthly meeting of the Council of Jewish Women Wednesday evening at 8 30 at her Parkway home. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Silver
The
Council of Jewish Women
Parkway
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Harry George, Jr
Willoughby Beach
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Davidson College
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Charlotte Sanitorium
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Beulah Weaver
Eatin
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W. W. Snider
East Green Street
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Richardson's Department Store
New York City
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Hartford, Conn
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James Windham
Filbert Street
Sumter
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North Main Stret
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Atlantic City
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Mt. Pleasant
Thomasville Society
BODON
St. Mary's School
E. W. Freeze, Jr
E. H. Blackard
J. Ed Millis
Forest Hill Drive
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Geo. Edward Setzer
M. J. Setzer
George Edward
Briggs Avenue
Kee Klub
Woman's College
Legion Auxiliary
Weart
Virginia Greenwood
Beauty
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Novel Entertainment
Emerywood Club
Peggy Russell
Roland Long
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Silver
Perkinsoni Jnc
Gladys Swarthout
WEAF
National Broadcasting Company
Central Ice Delivery Co
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