Mrs Kirkman to Head City's New Garden Club
High Point forms West Emerywood Garden Club raising total to seven in the city. Officers elected include President Mrs O A Kirkman and Vice President Mrs John Foy. Members listed include S E Fountain and C Kearns with monthly meetings on the first Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Kirkman
City
Valette J. Harris
High Point
S. E. Fountain
Charles Kearns
Mesdames Sanders
Dallas
Frank Wall
Charles W. McAnally
John Foy
Amos Kearns
L. G. Robichaux
O. A
May Day Banquet for Industrial Girls a Successful Event
The first annual May Day banquet for Industrial Girls, hosted by the Florence Nightingale club of the YWCA, drew about seventy attendees at the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes spoke on Being Friends as part of the Friendship theme, with tables arranged in an F shape and decorations of garden flowers. The program included singing, duets, a Genie Sets The Style drama, and appearances by members of both clubs plus dignitaries from the YWCA and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Florence Nightingale Club
Greensboro
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Catherine Howard
Friends
Florence Nightingale
Lesse Ridge
O. C. Williamson
Hallie Samuels
Hazel Farrington
Y. S
Y. S. ©. A. Mrs. Thomas Strickland and Mrs. Hubert Lane Barrer
Virginia Satterfield
Strickland
Genie
T. A. Sykes
Horace Haworth
Y. M. C. A. Board
R. 8. Lafferty
Industrial
Three High Point Girls To Graduate At Woman's College
Three High Point girls are senior members at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina where 218 degrees will be conferred at the 45th commencement June 7. Helen Eshelman Betsy Holton Alma Virginia McCain Lillian Hassell are named and their majors clubs. The commencement program begins June 4 with senior bell and alumnae events through June 7 led by Bishop James E. Freeman who will preach the baccalaureate sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Helen Eshelman
Betsy Holton
Alma Virginia McCain
Lillian Hassell
Jamestown
Mise Holton
Education Club
Sociology Club
Adelphian Society
Miss McCain
Woman's College
Phi Beta Kappa
Student Government Association
College Vested Choir
Hassell
West
Louisa M. Alcott
James E. Freeman
Washington
Episcopal Church
Entre Nous Club Meeting At Emerywood Country Club
The Entre Nous club will be entertained by Mrs. I. Walser at Emerywood Country Club Thursday afternoon. The meeting is set for 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Z. I. Walser
Entre Nous
Emerywood Club
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
West Farriss Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
Lew Gogerty
Growth Spurt Timing Across Genders Reported
The article notes girls often stop growing by age 16 while boys may continue developing for two more years or longer, reflecting differing growth cycles between sexes.
Social Calendar for May at Emerywood Country Club
A week of club events outlines May activities at Emerywood with meetings of the Musical Art club alumnae of St Marys Raleigh and various study clubs. Highlights include a Tannhauser program, garden tea, garden meetings, a Legion Auxiliary gathering, and a country club dance with Lew Gogerty orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Opera
New Marian Martin Frock Pattern Promises Easy Summer Style
Advertises Marian Martin pattern 9279 for misses and women's sizes in voile crepe and silk options. Notes raglan sleeves and yoke details with a diagrammed Lew Chart and price 15 cents per pattern. Orders should include size name address and pattern number to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
Social visit spans Lexington and Thomasville locales
Mr and Mrs W Banner Davis with Mrs R S Green and Miss Sallie Clodfelter of Thomasville visited friends in Lexington yesterday afternoon. Mrs H M Crawford of Trinity left for Washington DC to spend two weeks with Miss Victoria Holloman. Friends of Miss Oneeda Weathers note her recovery at 214 Montheun avenue after a tonsillar operation Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Banner Davis
R. S. Green
Sallie Clodfelter
Thomasville
Lexington
H. M. Crawford
Trinity
Washington, D. C
Victoria Holloman
Oneeda Weathers
Montheun Avenue
Chester Causey Weds Miss Hicks in Washington
The May 3 ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Washington D C united Chester Ray Causey of High Point North Carolina with a Washington woman. The groom comes from an old Quaker family. the bride is daughter of Captain Paul Hedrick Judy and Mrs Judy of 1129 Park Place. The officiant was Reverend Walter Hook of Ingraham Memorial church. The bride’s line includes Elias Hicks founder of the Hicksite Quakers and Governor Winslow ancestor. noted relations include Mrs. Causey’s great grandmother Mary Elizabeth Hicks of Long Island Y X. The groom is a nephew of Reverend G M Causey of Lexington North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Washington
High Point
North Carolina
Chester Ray Causey
Paul Hedrick Judy
Judy
Park Place
Walter ©. Hook
Ingraham Memorial Church
Mrs. Causey
Mary Elizabeth Hicks
Long Island. . Y
Elias Hicks
Winslow
Massachusetts
Ellis Hicks
Edward
Oak Hill Friends Philathhea Meet at Church Annex
The Philathea class of Oak Hill Friends church will gather Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the church annex. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill Friends Philatheas
Oak Hill Friends Church
Asheboro Couple Wed in Salisbury Parsonage
Mrs. Joseph Edward Covington announces the marriage of her daughter Annie Maxine to Clyde Griffin Burkhead. Ceremony January 23, 1937 in Salisbury M E parsonage with Rev. W. F. Newell officiating. Burkhead a Griffin Manufacturing employee. couple to reside in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Joseph Edward Covington
South Fayetteville Street
Annie Maxine
Clyde Griffin Burkhead
G. F. Burkhead
Salisbury
M. E. Parsonage
W. 4. Newell
M. E
Burkhead
Eton College
Friday Afternoon Book Club Hosts Ethel Lovett Home
The Friday Afternoon Book Club met at Miss Ethel Lovett on Dizon street with Mrs. I. C. Moser announcing the program. Mrs. Kemp Alexander read "The Second Wife" from Atlantic Monthly and Mrs. J. P. Garner spoke on the Coronation in England. Visitors attended and a salad course was served amid a display of roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lovett
Dizon Street
I. C. Moser
Kemp Alexander
Atlantic Monthly
J. P. Garner
England
Woman's Club Groups Plan Joint Meet at Pickett Farm
The Music Literature and American Homes departments of the High Point Woman's Club announce a joint meeting at Mrs. H Sears home on Pickett farm Wednesday at 3 30 p m. The gathering will take the form of a social and literary session in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School
Raleigh
BE. W. Freeze, Jr
Greenway Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Jack Thomas
Robert Hubbard, Jr
American Legion Auxiliary
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Edith Moore Sherrod
D. D. Arden
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. F. Freeman
Edgar Hartley
Harvey Mills
Nelle Aneley
J. Ed Millis
Forest Hill Drive
Circle Six
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Phillip Silver
Parkway
Music Literature
American Homes
High Point Woman's Club
North Carolina to skip $1.5 million textbook bond issue
Governor Hoey and State Treasurer Johnson say the 1.5 million bond plan will be postponed and instead the state will borrow from its treasury surplus to save about 75 thousand dollars yearly in interest. They note the bonds would mature far too long and interest would rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
General Assembly
Clyde R. Hoey
Charles M. Johnson
Johnson
Council of State
Kinley Honored At Dinner On 64th Birthday
Mrs. C. W. Kinley was feted at a surprise dinner on her 64th birthday at her daughter’s Flint street home. Attending locally were FE Yarborough and daughter, John Bullock and family, Roy Blythe, Ada Taylor and Sara Bell, W. F. Bowers, E. J. Johnson, Erskine Kinley, Austin Hendrix, plus out of town guests Mrs. J Barr Wolfe and Mrs. J G Kinley with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kinley
Flint Street
FE. R. Yarborough
John Bullock
Roy Blythe
Ada Taylor
Sara Bell
W. F. Bowers
E. J. Johnson
Erskine Kinley
Austin Hendrix
Birthday dinner for Miss Fraley at 310 Whittier Street
Mrs. F. R. Fraley hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her daughter Miss Virginia Fraley at their home on Whittier Street. Guests included Misses Pearl Newton and Louise Fraley, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Huffling with Robert Nance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Fraley
Virginia Fraley
Whittier Street
Pearl Newton
Louise Fraley
Clyde H. Huffling
Robert Nance
Moon Phases Described: Waxing Versus Waning
A crescent moon with the open side to the east signals a wax ing moon while the open side to the west indicates a waning moon.
Esquire Club Sets May Frolic Plans in Greensboro
The Esquire Club of Greensboro completes plans for the May Frolic at Sedgefield Manor on Friday night May 1. Music by Freddie Johnson and the UNC orchestra, dancing 7 30 to 1 30. Dance chair Bill Vinson and club president T EF Stewart announce sponsors and chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire Club of
Greensboro
Sedgefield Manor
Freddie Johnson
Hhe U.N. C
Bill Vinson
T EF ‘Stewart
Bride And Bride-Elect Share Honors At Thomasville Party
A Thomasville social gathering honored Miss Kitty Kyser on her upcoming marriage to Dr. J Claiborne Pennington and celebrated Mrs Mildred Pope Proctor after her recent wedding. Guests enjoyed nine tables of contract bridge, pink and white floral decor, and gifts for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mesdames
R. C. Harville
Fred Gray
Ralph Wilson
C. H. Newby
Evelyn Webb
Kyser
Proctor
Ethel Mae Boggs
Harry Lee Lambeth
Mesdames Z. P. Long
J. C. Pennington
J. F. Garner
E. L. Webb
G. W. Lyles
Charlies Lambeth
Meade Hite
John R. Myers
Paul Hassler
Charles Phillips
G. T. Alexander
R. H. Holliday
P. M. Sherrill
C. F. Gibson
Julius Green
W. G. Smith
W. E. Tomlinson
Bertram Heathcote
John Crowell
Douglas Crutchfield
T. J. Covington
Jean Nichols
Mamie Harris
Ellen Mae Pegg
Sallie J. Bond
Helen Hinkle
Lois Johnson
Eunice Reese
Brandon, Jr
J. H. Allred
G Perry
Apex woman announces engagement of LaRue Barbee
Mrs. Sadie Barbee of Apex North Carolina announces her daughter LaRue Barbee engaged to Woodrow Wilson McKinnon of Thomasville. The wedding is planned for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Barbee
Apex
N. C
LaRue
Woodrow Wilson McKinnon
Thomasville
Finches and Allmans Host Buffet Honoring Dorothy Perry
Thursday evening social calendar highlight featured Mesdames Charles F. Finch and J Clyde Allman as joint hostesses at Finch's West Main Street home. The supper honored Miss Dorothy Perry and EB C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Finch
J. Clyde Allman
West Main Street
Dorothy Perry
EB. C
Miss Alliene Hoover Heads to Southern GX Tournament
Miss Alliene Hoover leaves The Day for Atlanta Georgia to compete in the Southern GX Tournament. Ann Grimes visits Roaring River with her grandparents Mr and Mrs T J McNeil while Rev Clyde Allman speaks at Fairgrove M P Church memorial exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliene Hoover
Atlanta
Ann Grimes
Forrest Grimes
Roaring River
T. J. McNeil
Clyde Allman
Fairgrove M. P. Chure
Seagrove
Aum
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Eshelman
Home Economics Club
College Y. W. C. A
Cornelian Society
North Main Street
Chester Causey
Miss Hicks
E. Vera Idol
High Point College
North Carolina Drama
A. B. Huff
Sears
C. E. Diffendale
R. L. Waynick
F. R. Taylor
Nelle Ansley
Woman's Club
Pickett Farm
By Helen Welshimer
NEA Servis, Inc
Phyllis Probst
University of Rochester
Miss Probst
Hutchens
Esquire Club
Ruth Pollock
High
A. G. Ellington
Hugh P. Leak
E. Mendenhall
F.S. Lambeth
Randolph
E. J. Poe
P. E. Parker
Pickens
R. 8. Howie, BE. L. Web J. N. Hauss, G. M. Hoover
J Lambeth
C. F. Lambeth
J. A. J. Farrington
Husband
Ree Leef
Capudine
Eastern Air Lines
Richmond
Baltimore
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Louisville
Chicago Jacksor
Miami
ENE Sg
National Safety Council
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