Junior Senior Sponsors At UNC IT Dances
Junior and senior sponsors for UNC class leaders featured at the Junior Senior dances in Woollen Gymnasium Friday and Saturday. Three events included a formal, a tea dance, and another Friday night format with Red Norvo and his band and Fort Bragg’s Lieut Stanley Brown’s outfit providing music. The article lists numerous sponsor pairs with hometowns and student leaders, across three rows of photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Red Norvo
Stanley Brown
Fort Bragg
Anice Garmany
Chattanooga
Tenn
International Relations Council Attended by N C Club Women
Federated club women attended the fourth Southern Council on International Relations in Chapel Hill, with leaders including Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Doak. Sessions covered war impacts, postwar peace, and Inter-American cooperation. Fellow clubwomen from across North Carolina listed new clubs and upcoming Carolina Institute in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Doak
Federated Club
Southern Council On International Relations
Chapel Elist
Frank P. Granam
Federation
P. R. Rankin
J. Henry Highsmith
J. H. B. Moore
Greenville
Moore
James Smith
Williamston
Carolina Institute of International Relations
Greensboro
Woman’s College
Duke University
Chapel Hill
Woman's College of the
High Point College May Musical Art Club Tonight
North Carolina college students perform a mixed program at Emerywood Country Club. The evening includes Bivins three part piano invention, two part clarinet inventions, and a cello trio. Ernestine Fields Wil Gossard Olin Rensderfer Tom Beasley and Kelly Laws perform, with Miss ma Parnell assisting. Vera Enitlock directs. Mrs. C F Tomlinson oversees the event and Miss Hull sings alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College Stas
Emerywood Country Club
O'Clock
Ce Bivins
Ernestine Fields
Wil Gossard
Olin Rensderfer
Tom Beasley
Kelly Laws
Ma Parnell
C. F. ‘Tomlinson
North Carpa
Vera E Nitlock
George Mry
Aminta
Anklin Riker
Id “Ecstacy
Ernestine Elds
A. B. Hull
Miss Veazey elected to Phi Rho Pi at Lees-McRae College
Miss Vivian Veazey, a Lees-McRae College student from Shelby, has been elected a member of the Phi Rho Pi national debating fraternity and will be inducted at Lees-McRae. She is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lea of High Point and will participate in the May Day Festival Queen court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Veazey
es-McRae College
Banner Elks
Phi Rho Pi
Lees-McRae
Veazey
Everett Rogers
Shelby
LeescRae
Queen Court
M. J. Lea
Indsay Street
High Point
Social Calendar of East Carolina Teachers College Alums
A dense schedule lists events for Tuesday through Saturday including meetings of the alumni group at Circle Drive with officer elections, the Musical Art club at Emerywood Country Club with an executive board preceding, Ladies Day on the Emerywood course, a weekly ladies bridge at Emerywood, and various club meetings at homes across town. Notable items mention Mrs. Banks C. Rogers hosting a bridge for Virginia Bennett, and dinners and luncheons at Emerywood plus multiple garden clubs, study circles, and veterans auxiliary gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carolina Teachers’ College
R. ©. Multen
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
C. F. Tomlinson
E. T. Howard
American Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park
B. Wickman
Banks C. Rogers
Bridge
Virginia Bennett
Woodrow Avenue
Home and Garden Club
F. E. Moses
Rotary Drive
Burbank
Artington
Press Women Meet in Asheville Celebrate NC Presswomen
The Western District of the North Carolina Presswomen announce a birthday party in Asheville on Sunday May 31 at Battery Park Hotel to mark one year since organization in Greensboro. D Hiden Ramsey will headline a 1 PM luncheon with registration led by Dorothy Snyder. events include a Biltmore Estate tour and business sessions led by Lada Folger Bartlett and Harriett Doar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Greensboro
Asheville
Battery Park Hotel
Dorothy Snyder
Battery Park
Press
Citizen-Times
Biltmore Estate
Biltmore House
Lada Folger Bartlett
Ashe Ville
Harriett Doar
Charlotte
Press Women
Local Notes On Health And Travel From Guilford
Miss Myrtle Loflin of High Point is recuperating satisfactorily after an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital with friends learning the update. Mrs. Waldo E. Carroll remains a patient at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem with her condition reported satisfactory. Beiva Crawford and Ruby Adkins of High Point and Mary Teeter and Edith Lambert of Asheboro have returned home after visiting Friends at Camp Banding in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Loflin
High Point
Guilford General Hospital
Waldo E. Carroll
Baptish Hospital
Winston-Salem
Beiva Crawford
Ruby Adkins
Mary Teeter
Edith Lambert
Ashboro
Camp Banding, Fla
Miss Young Hosts Dessert Bridge Party
Miss Kathleen Young entertained a group of friends at a Saturday afternoon dessert bridge at her home 212 Lindsay Street. Two tables were in play with pink and yellow rose arrangements. Virginia Calhoun won high score, Mrs. Clay Cox low score, both receiving Swedish tea aprons. Guests included Unity Nash Helen Deans Elizabeth Cummings Sara Matthew Maggie Lou Blackmon Myrtle Titman Helen Dixon Virginia Calhoun Bird Walker and others with refreshments from Mrs. W M Nash Mary Washburn and Mrs Niles Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Young
Lindsay Street
Virginia Calhoun
Dlrs
Clay Cox
Unity Nash
Helen Deans
Elizabeth Cummings
Sara Matthew
Maggie Lou Blackmon
Myrtle Titman
Helen Dixon
Bird Walker
Mesdames I. D. Ross
J. C. Moore
H. Clay Cox
Dallas Clark
J. E. Beamon
Miss Young
W. M. Nash
Mary Washburn
Niles Hunt
Burbank Garden Club Luncheon Planned
The Burbank Garden Club will hold its final summer meeting on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Grady Goldston's Arbordale Drive home. The luncheon is scheduled for twelve-thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Weekly Christian Endeavor Meetings Report
Local groups including Welch Memorial Oak Hill and Lebanon Christian Endeavor Societies held Sunday sessions. Leaders were Lessie Briley Jacqueline Burton and Doris King with programs on Missionary Work Still Going Strong featuring members Kivett Caswell and Marsh among others. A business meeting is set for Tuesday at 7:30 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor Society
Jacqueline Burton
Marguerite Blair
Lucy Marsh
Vera Lee Marsh
Marshall Duggins
Emwanda Gurley
Frances Burton
Hilda Workman
Madeline Gurley
Marion Lowe
Ethel Marsh
D. Virgil Pike
Christian Endeavor
Lebanon
Lebanon Christian Endeavor Society
Doris King
Springfield Society
O. L. Easter
Florence Montgomery
Ann Moffitt
Nell Montgomery
Wanda King
Jeanette Cole
Womans College W artime planning for summer session
Greensboro May 8 The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina outlines a 12 week summer term from June 30 to August 28 to meet wartime needs. It will offer 175 courses, retain 85 regular faculty, and host visiting professors from UNC extension, state education officials, and field experts across education, home economics, business, and the arts. Notable participants include Dr Ralph McDonald Dr Clyde Erwin T Carl Brown Marion Justice Grace Brunson and others with specialists from state departments. Honey production in Canada has exceeded 20 million pounds annually for the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Woman's College
Ralph McDonald
State Department
Clyde A. Erwin
T. Carl Brown
Marion Justice
Grace Brunson
Winston-Salem
Mary Lee Mcallister
Catawba County
H. R. Niswonger
Horticulturis
Slate College
Raleigh
Lucia Baldwin Foreman
Miller and Rhodes
Richmond
Louis A. Leslie
Gregg Publishing Company
E. P. Strong
United States Civil Service Commission
Helen Oppenlander
Nation Girl Scout
Wiliam P. Twaddell
Durham Public Schools
Durham Choir School
Southern Ral
Clifford Blair
Salem College
Festival Opera
Raymond Brietz
Greensboro High Dheat
Dicie Howell
Acioa
Tea And Topics Club Meeting With Mrs Wall
The Tea and Topics Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs E S Wall at 214 Hillcrest Drive. The hour for the meeting is three thirty as announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEA and
E. S. Wall
Tea and Topics Club
Hillcrest Drive
Marriage of Clarice Evelyn Myers to James Ray Truell Revealed
Mr and Mrs Flay Myers of Thomasville announce the marriage of their daughter Clarice Evelyn to James Ray Truell son of Mr and Mrs W H Truell of Lexington. The wedding was held Saturday April 25 in Chesterfield Washington and the announcement is made today. DeLois Pressley daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Pressley left Saturday for Washington to take up duties with the Department of the Interior of the Federal Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Myers
James Ray Truell
Thomasville
Flay Myers
Clarice Evelyn
W. H. Truell
Lexington
Chesterfield
D. C
DeLois Pressley
C. F. Pressley
Washington
Teparermia of the Interior
Federal Government
Charles A. Bouldin
Coleridge
Oberia Ellen
Wade Thomas
John Thomas
Siler City
Dobson, N.C
Miss Critcher and Olin Easter wed in Lexington church
The May 18 Lexington wedding joined Miss Frances Carolyn Critcher and Olen Conde Easter at First Baptist Church with both pastors officiating. The ceremony featured white decor, musical selections, and a host of family bridesmaids and ushers, followed by a reception at the Critcher home and plans to reside in Spartanburg, S C after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Critcher
Olin C. Easter
Lexington
Frances Carolyn Critcher
Olen Conde
First Baptist Church
Louis S. Gaines
John Hoyle, Jr
First Methodist Church
Charles Wall, Jr
Alba” iXevind
Thetelbey
Schubert
Saint-Saens
Wagner
Densmore
Victor Herbert
Bond
Lindsay Hoover
Winston-Salem
E. H. Easter, Jr
Hendelssohn
Mildred Anne Critcher
Bobbie Green
Mary Patterson
Walst Raper
Bruce Hinkle
Cora Burns
Richmond
Goldshorpe
John Ogburn
Percy Vann Critcher
Marie Antionette Silhouette
Ins
Howard Easter
John Ter
Thomasville
Bob Eanes
Fort Jackson
S. C
Frank Holton
Ray von Easter
Allen Johnson
Salisbury
and Airs
Critcher
E. H. Easter
Olen C. Easter
Natl Association of Letter Carriers Meets at Myers Home
The National Association of Letter Carriers and Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday night May 19 at 7 30 o clock at the home of Mr and Mrs C R Myers 235 Boulevard announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat's Association OF Letter Carriers and Auxiliary
Myers Home
National Association of Letter Carriers and Auxiliary
C. R. Myers
Boulevard
Wesley Fellowship Group Meets Tonight at 7:30
The Wesley Fellowship of South Main Street Methodist Church will gather this evening at 7:30 at Miss Myrtle Poore's home 222 West Russell Street. The announcement was made this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Fellowship
South Main Street Methodist Church
Myrtle Poore
West Russell Street
Mace
Asheboro Clubs Hold Meetings and Weddings
Asheboro notes report the So rosis club’s year end gathering at Mrs. C. G. Smith home with plans for next year and school milk programs. Pastime Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Marvin Hardin with prizes and visitors. Lris garden group met to discuss pruning and wildflowers. Senior play cast gathered at Mrs. Roy Reaves home after the show. Local marriages announced include Oberia Ellen Bouldin and Wade Thomas in Dobson, and Velva Wills and Boyd Willard Dover in Canton, with details on backgrounds and locations. additional engagements and a May 17 ceremony for Sara Evelyn Staley and James Bascom Brower noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Sorosis Club
C. G. Smith
J. F. McCrary
J. C. Senter
Lris
Garden Department
Helen Moore
Roy Reaves
Velva Wills
George Wills
Cumberland
Boyd Willard Dover
Canton
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Paul Hardin, Jr
Asheboro High School
Spartanburg
S. C
Sarah Jane Taylor
Millard Dover
Hiwassee
Timkin Roller Bearing Company
Denton Couple Wed In Simple Vows
Announcement from Denton records the marriage of Miss Janie Craver and William Theodore Smith on May 9 at Reverend J. C. Gentry’s home with few close friends present. The bride wore navy blue and blue white accessories. The couple will reside on Smith’s farm near Jackson Hill. Other local notices include a Mothers Day dinner for Mrs. Priscilla Garner, honoring her 86th birthday, and several social updates about weddings, parties, and travel among Denton residents and adjacent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Janie Craver
William Theodore Smith
J. C. Gentry
Lineberry Methodist Church
Priscilla Garner
Borch Garner
Minnie Alice Helpler
Thomasville
J. Walter Cashatt
Mount Zion Holiness Church
T. R. York
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UNC
Dean Williams
Atlanta
Pacer and Neck
Bill Alexander
Mooresville
Jane Putman
Buckley
W. Va
Sam Thompson
Mrs. Olive
Mary Helcombe
Bernice Robinson
Jessup
al Rose
Durham
Elred Brown
Kannapolis
Floyd McCombs
Kaninapolis
International Relations Council
N. C
Clarence W. Beasley
Boiling Springs Sorosis
R. F. Hamrick
Maury Woman's Club
R. E. Mayo
Boonville Book Club
Wade Williams
Bayboro Woman's Club
Hamilet
Ralph Barrington
Monroe
Bascom Baucom
Oriental
Catherine Daniels
Sanford
R. D. Bracken
Snow Hill
Bailey Turnage
Troy
Quincy Deaton
Marshville
Allen Griffith
Benson
Annie &. Hocutt
J. A. Yarbrou
James Boyce Hunter
J. D. Williams
Wilmington
District Radio
Lege
Iss Veazey
Debating
Lees-Mcrae College
Ry Son
Gertrude Cook Page
Private Jones
Sarge
Ford
Victory
Das
Rumford Baking Powder
Bor BS
Rumford
Rhode Islend
Ladies’ Auxilary of
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lopics Club
FB. S. Wail
Philomathean Club
Kelly
Lizzie Gooch
Burbank Club
WCUND
Annes
Canada
Ann White
Sarah Gambrel
Pwight Hinkle
Charlie Williams
Claire Cuthrell
Jeanne Williamson
Walter Foil Brinkley
Mr. Andrews
Bob Arnold
Ouis Hedrick
James Gerow
Bridge Club
Marvin Hardin
Macy Richardson
Virginia Lowes
Pauline Dail
Paralee Wilson
Charles Sient Staley
Staley
Sara Evelyn
James Bascom Brower
B. M. Brower
Mr. Brower
Liberty
Joyce Elizabeth Stokes
James Ralph Darden
Dillon
L. McLean
Darden
O. M. Stokes
Ramseur
Ramseur High School
3. R. Darden
Qcala, Fla
Florida
United States Army
Fort Brags
Betty Frank
Sallie Frank
Anita Russell
Joe Hill
Elizabethtown
James Massey
Howell Harrison and Sons
Norfolk
Hart
Charlie Robbins
Camp Davis
Thorpson
Georgia
Mr. Cammeron
Lucy Snider
Hemp
Lydia E. Prisham
Pinkham
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