PWC Members Plan Extensive Visiting and Installations
The club announced extensive visiting next weeks under new president Miss Rachel Moser. Members will attend a Winston-Salem ball and a safety campaign in Thomasville, with installation of officers by Mrs. Dess N. Gurganus. State convention in Blowing Rock June 13 15 and a Tar Heel Woman page sponsorship were set.
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Business
Ssional
Ms Made
Elwood Tel
Iss Rachel Moser
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Dess N. Gurganus
Leaksville Club
Iganus
Blowing Rock
Gan
Carrie McGirt
Moser
Kemp Baldwin
Bessie Smith
Alma Young
Eleanor Currin
Clara Whitehead
Oriana B. James
Kate Ragan
Mary Hackworth
Broadus Casey
Feral Green
Ruth Goodman
Recent Bride Honored At Gibson Club Evening Bridge Party
Miss Sarah Howerton and Mrs Courtney hosted a bridge party at Gibson Club Rooms on Wednesday to honor Mrs William Bradner a recent bride formerly Miss Elaine Inman of Mount Kentucky Four tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs James Greene and Miss Anna Mae Reeves Guests wore green and white and a handkerchief shower celebrated the bride.
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Wiliam Bradner
Flore
Sarah Howerton
and Courtney
Gibson Club Rooms
William Howard Brad
Elaine Inman
Mount Ky
Howerton
Courtney
Mrs. Bradner
James Greene
Anna Mae Reeves
Love Monday
Annie Mae Reeves
Mayna Allen
Ruth Modlin
Chris Ray
Margaret Hamlin
Barbara Courtney
Carolyn Price
Mary Louise Myrick
Evelyn Sheaf
Lexington
Mesdames
Curtis Newton
Arthur Dickens
William Snotherly
Contract Club Of Thomasville Feted At Sheraton Hotel
The Contract Club of Thomasville gathered yesterday at the Sheraton Hotel for a luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs. Doak Finch. Mrs. O. R. Hodgin won top score and a crystal bonbon dish. runner-up Mrs. George Corcoran received a hand-painted cookie jar. Other members present included Mesdames Robert Rapp Ralph Wilson George Finch Austin Finch R. M. Cooks ey and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
Thomasville
Doak Finch
Sheraton Hotel
O. R. Hodgin
George Corcoran
Social Calendar Highlights From Saturday Events
Mrs. John A. Miller and Miss Sarah Howerton host a tea at 1009 North Main Street to honor Miss Mary Louise Myrick, June bride elect. A Sedgefield Hunt lawn party and picnic supper accompany the horse show events. The Emerywood Country Club hosts the May dance with an out of town orchestra, hors d oeuvres, and plated reservations required by dance night.
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John A. Miller
Sarah Howerton
North Main Street
Mary Louise Myrick
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield
Emerywood Country Club
Local residents report recoveries after hospital operations
Mrs W C Brown of Jamestown is steadily improving two weeks after surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital. J B Ward Jr recuperates satisfactorily after an emergency appendectomy at Burrus Memorial. J W Bumgardeners mourn a father in Granite Falls. neighbors return home. Mrs Charles Lee improves at home on North Hamilton Street after ten days in bed. Easley’s C M Folger visits daughter and son in law on Colonial Drive. Bettie Long returns home to Rockingham after winter with Howard Hartzell family. Hartzell’s niece LeGrande Long joins Mrs Rh B Terry and Mrs L H Pyle. Mrs Horace Ragan Sr of Archdale recovers well after Sunday operation at Burrus Memorial.
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W. C. Brown
Jamestown
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. BE. Ward, Jr
Charles Lee
North Haminton Street
C. M. Folger
Easley
8. C
Tom A. Marlowe
Mr. Marlowe
Colonial Drive
Bettie Long
Rockingham
Howard Hartzell
Horace Ragan, Sr
Archdale
Sigma Nu Spring Formal at State College May 18
Beta Tau chapter of Sigma Nu hosts its 43rd Spring Formal in Frank Thompson Gym on Saturday 9:30 pm to midnight with Dutch McMillan and his orchestra. Alumni banquet precedes at Hotel Sir Walter with Asbury Sallenger master of ceremonies. Attendance expected from 600 friends across North Carolina and nearby states.
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Raleigh
State College
Frank Thompson
Beta Tau
Sigma Nu
Dutch McMillan
Mount Vernon
Noth Carolina
Sir Walter
Asbury Sallenger
Florence
S. C
Sallenger
Interfraternity Council
John McClurd
Shelby
Buddy Parker
Charlotte
Jack Bing
Atlanta
Harry Messersmith
Montclair
N. J
Harold Robinson
Brad Bickers
Columbus, Ga
William B. Noyes
Marion
Emerywood Club Dance Planned At Emerywood Country Club
Plans are being completed for the May Emerywood Club dance to be held tomorrow evening at the Emerywood Country Club clubhouse. An out of town orchestra will provide music and dancing follows hors d oeuvres served with reservations due by 1 am tomorrow morning. A small charge applies for the hors d ouvres. TM: Miriam Rower Smith Born At Hospital. Mr and Mrs Stanford Smith announce the birth of a daughter Miriam Rowe on May 16 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Miriam Rower Smith
Stanford Smith
Link Street
Miriam Rowe
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Carnival Draws Large Crowd At Adams Memorial Event
Over 100 attend the Jolly Y Club May carnival at Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A. Bingo led by Mary Jensen and Violet Carmichael, a 35 minute Chains Dance Studio floor show, Faydean Page and Juanita Love performances, a jitterbug contest, and a lamp grand prize. Refreshments served. Club sponsors funds for new business girls' club rooms. committees listed for tickets, food, entertainment, music, finance, decorations, and jitterbug contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Club
Mary Jensen
Violet Carmichael
Chains Dance Studio
Faydean Page
Juanita Love
New
Nola Idol
Dorriss Bowers
Janie Wrenn
Virginia Caldwell
Mildred Hutchins
Mildred Caldwell
Bea Overcash
Katherine Wrenn
Lois Yokeley
Hazel Myers
Lillian Weisner
Vivian Blackwell
Mary Schwartz
Jessie Broadway
Shirley Welborn
Mary Stroup
Oak Hill Orchestra Makes First School Bow
The Oak Hill School Orchestra directed by L W Al rutz performed in the school auditorium with pieces The Charm Waltz Lovely Maiden and The Big Bass Singer. Miss Grace McCracken's first grade followed with a social science program including devotionals talks on books papers on The Fire Department and a Runaway Balboa play. Parents attended.
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Oak Hill
L. W. Alrutz
Grace McCracken
Balboa
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs R E Teetor
Mr and Mrs R E Teetor of 402 West Broad Street announce the birth of a daughter Margaret Carlene on May 15 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Teetors
R. E. Teetor
West Broad Street
Margaret Carlene
Charles Rosenau
Fred Gwynn
Clay Street
Miniature Electric Presser for Pleats and Creases
A small inexpensive device with a stay cool handle and thermostatic control prevents overheating. Heated chromium jaws press over the edge of pleats or trouser creases and run along slowly for neat results.
College Alumni Chapter To Elect Officers Monday Night
The High Point College alumni chapter plans a 6 30 pm meeting at the post office employees cabin on Highway 10 A. They will elect officers for the new term, hear plans for Alumni Day, and discuss reservations by Sunday night. Call numbers 3242 daytime or 41146 7341 nighttime.
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High Point College
Highway 10-A
Miss Nell Bulla Bridal Bridge Teas Before June Wedding
Mrs H M Ridge Jr hosted a bridge party at Arbordale Drive for Miss Nell Bulla bride elect. Five tables circulated as guests, with roses sweetpeas and bridal motifs. Prizes included a cosmetic set, a double deck of cards, and a novelty tea apron. The event celebrated Bulla ahead of her June 5 wedding to Fred Ridge.
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H.M. Ridge, Jr
Bridge
Miss Bulla
Nell Bulla
Fred Ridge
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Arbordale Drive
Tony Simeon
John Hendrix
Helen Mulla
Robert Taylor
Roscoe Adams
Honor Wardell
Earl Womble
Bill Dedman
H. B. Riddell
William Hinkle
Harold Dorsett
Francis Hendrix
Robert Way
W. S. McKinney
Calvin Hart
Edward Ridge
Juanita Lee
Evelyn Allen
Zelma Shelton
Irvin Eiseman
George Ridge
Entre Nous Club Entertained By Mrs Blackard
Members and guests gathered at Hillcrest Drive yesterday for the Entre Nous Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Embree H. Blackard. Boston Rock provided afternoon amusement as spring floral arrangements brightened the room. A salad course and dessert followed a varied program, with out-of-town guest Mrs. William Wallace of Charlotte visiting Mrs. G. W. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre
William Wallace
Charlotte
G. W. Clark
W O T Club Picnic Postponed to a Later Date
The W O T Club picnic scheduled for next Tuesday at Mrs T J Golds home in Sedgefield has been postponed. Hosts will include members who did not serve this year, namely Mrs Hiram Armentrout, Joseph D Cox, and H A Millis. Also includes a moth prevention note advising cleanliness and dry cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
T. J. Jold
Sedgefield
Gold
Hiram Armentrout
Joseph D. Cox
H. A. Millis
Denton Chapter to Sponsor Play Next Friday Night
The Denton chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star presents the musical comedy Hello Everybody with a cast of over 75 community members. The show will be staged in the Denton High School auditorium on Friday May 24 at 8 pm with colorful costumes and snappy songs and dances.
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Denton C.E.S
Denton
the Order of the Eastern Star
Denton High School
Brandon James
Durham
Notice of Truster's Sale of Real Estate in High Point
Public auction to satisfy a deed of trust on June 10, 1940 at 11:00 a.m. at the County Building High Point NC. Property: Lot No 4 in Block A Brentwood J S Worth subdivision Guilford County described by metes and bounds. Sold subject to prior liens. Wachovia Bank and Trust Co trustee for Prudential Insurance Co of America.
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C.N. Bambalis
Effie Bambalis
D. C. McRae
Court House
South
Main Street
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Centennial Avenue
Steele's Corner
Gulf Refining Company
Sechrest
N. E
Sechrest N
Steele
J. M. Wells, JR
Eliedge & Wells
First National Bank
Winston-Salem
N. C
Office of Register of Deeds
John Eric Castle
Nona Mae Castle
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Main
W Green Streets
Franklin Street
Carter Street
J. S. Worth
June A. Johnson
Wachovia Bank and Trust CO
Portable travel gadget works on AC or DC current
A compact device operates with both AC and DC power, making it an ideal travel companion to pack in a suitcase for versatile use.
The Perfect Sponge Cake and Serving Tips
This sponge cake guide describes its versatility good with fresh or stewed fruits ice creams custard or fruit sauces. It notes baking in ungreased tins cooling in the pan then inversion on a rack and loosening edges with a silver knife. It advises cutting with a fork as it prevents toughness.
Open mindedness urged in home planning says FHA
FHA officials stress buyers often lack complete understanding of planning factors and technical details in building a home. Prospective builders should maintain openness on all points during the planning process.
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FHA
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Lucy Belle Eckles
Emily Siler
Warriet Cwones
Edwards
Nel Smither
Man
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Dan Savitt
Hopkinsville
Benny Hunter
Hendersonville
Mamie Ann Langdon
Greensboro
Vance Hobbs
Waynesville
Mac Nisbet
Wilmington
Eloise Brown
Andalusia
Ala
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Harriet Jones
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Tillie Edwards
Troy
Ernest King
Neil Beddard
Snow Hill
Mitchell Britt
Clinton
Ned Smitherman
Bert Premo
Chapel Hill
Teen” Dunlap
Wadesboro
Joe Hough
Monroe
Jadeline Hoover
PWC
Sheraton
Wintre
Rankin
Rankin Memorial Church
Ruth Welborn
Kennedy Street
Wayne Rogers
Karl Clary
Merit Shoe Company
South Main
High Point, N. C
A. Bumgardner
Hill Street
Granite Falls
J. W. Bumgardner
Emerywood Club
Jolly ¥ Club
Adams Memorial
Entre Nous Club
Mrs. Blackard
George Bambalis
Anastasia Bambalis
Fred Gwynn Rosenau
Truster
Handy Home
Sheers
North Main St
East Washington
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