Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day Observance May 29
The American Legion Auxiliary completes plans for Poppy Day on Saturday May 29 and a memorial service for World War Veterans the same day. Meeting at Mrs I T Mann’s home heard a report on the Third Area Conference in Henderson. Girl Scout troops were organized under the unit’s sponsorship and welfare work updates were given.
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American Legion Auxiliary
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Edith Moore Sherrod
D. D. Arden
N.S. Stirewall
Henderson
C. A. York
Enth
David T. Yow
W. J. Bennett
Gold Star
L. W. Flythe
Oteen Hospital
State Employment Service reports weekly job placements
The State Employment Service said for the week ending May 8 placements reached 2,481, down from 2,834 the prior week. The report notes a prior year context with large production figures for pneumatic devices and inner tubes in motor vehicles.
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Raleigh
The
State Employment Service
United A
St Marys Alumnae Dine and Elect Officers in Raleigh
Local St Marys school alumnae in Raleigh met at Mrs B W Freeze Jr s home 1117 Greenway Dr for an afternoon gathering presided over by Mrs Thomas Turner. Elections were held with Mrs Matt Wall elected president and Miss Ruth Bowne as secretary treasurer. Plans discussed for commencement events and attendance by the High Point chapter representative Mrs Howard Hartzell. Refreshments served to attendees including Mesdames Hartzell Kearns Harris Turner Wall and Miss Bowne.
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St. Mary's School
Raleigh
B. W. Freeze, Jr
Greenway Drive
Thomas Turner
Matt Wall
Turner
Ruth Bowne
EB. W. Freeze
St. Mary's
Howard Hartzell
High Point
Amos Kearns
Valette J. Harris
Temperance Meeting In June Discussed By W C T U Here
The local W C T U met at Mrs. P R Dixon's home to talk about the World Woman's Christian Temperance Union round table in Washington DC June 3 to 8. Thirty five countries will be represented with Congress funding of 10000 dollars for the event and plans for attendance were discussed.
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World Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washington, D. C
Sth
P. R. Dixon
Lindsay Street
Congress
Douglas Jr. Speaks at Business Girls Meeting
R Dick Douglas Jr Greensboro lawyer and former Eagle Scout spoke to the Business and Professional Girls club at the Y M C A about his 1928 Africa trip with the Martin Johnsons. He praised their research and photography as Mrs Johnson plans a return to Africa after recovering from injuries.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
R. Dick Douglas, Jr
Greensboro
Martin Johnson
Africa
Dick Douglas
Alaska
Douglas
Martin Johnsons
Johnson
Thelma Patrick
Lucille Brown
Norman Fidler
Rosalie Andrews
England
M. J. Wrenn
Vera Idol
Juanita Hayworth
Wrenn
Tom Pitts Chosen As Dance Leader At UNC Next Year
UNC Chapel Hill announces next year’s campus dance committee selections. Randall Berg of Jacksonville is chairman while John W Umstead Jr of Chapel Hill is secretary. Other members include Haughton Ehringhaus Morris Fitts Bill James Joe Patterson Bill McCachren Jim Joyner C H Reid and Leon Galloway with several campus clubs represented.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Randall Berg
Jacksonville
Fla
John W. Umstead, Jr
Haughton Ehringhaus
Raleigh
Morris Fitts
New York City
Bill James
Hamlet
Joe Patterson
New Bern
Bill McCachren
Charlotte
Jim Joyner
Roanoke Rapids
Tom Pitts
High Point
C. H. Reid
Winston-Salem
Interfraternity Council
Order of the Grail
Fred Allman
Highland Park
Ill
Leon Galloway
Cherryville
Kappa Gammas Hold Luncheon Meeting
Members attended the weekly Omega Kappa Gamma luncheon at the Sheraton Grill from twelve to one. The proposed dinner date moved from June 4 to June 18 due to conflicting meetings. attendees included Mrs. Eunice Temple and several other listed members.
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Pight
Omega Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Grill
Eunice Temple
Marie Caddell
Margaret Poole
Mabel Hargett
Cleo Brown
Ethel ™Lynt
Emma Poole
Madeline Hoover
Women Of Moose To Meet Tonight
The High Point chapter of the Women of the Moose will meet this evening at 7 30 to conduct initiation of candidates and require full attendance by all members.
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High Point
Women of the Moose
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The High Point Council of Jewish Women meets Mrs. Phillip Silver on Parkway Wednesday at 8:30 PM. Entre Nous club hosts Mrs. Z Walser at Emerywood club Thursday 8 PM. Philomathean club gathers Mrs. W C Jones on West Farriss Avenue Friday 3:30 PM. Emerywood Country club hosts a members dance with Lew Gogerty orchestra Saturday 9 PM to 12 AM at the clubhouse starting 9:30 PM with a pre dance friendly half hour and light refreshments on the grill.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Phillip Silver
Parkway
Z. I. Walser
Entre Nous Club
Emerywood Club
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
West Farriss Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
Lew Gogerty
Community Notes On Local Visits And Events
Mrs W L Hunt convalesces at home on Fourth Street after tonsil removal at Dr Lackey's Clinic. Eloise Ward visits Thomasville and installs officers for the Thomasville BPW club at the First Baptist hut. Max Russell of New York City leaves after visiting J A Eshelman Jr at Johnson Street then heads to Mobile for two weeks before returning home. Mrs C F Grissom to entertain Household Arte club Thursday at 2 30 P M at 1103 Forest Avenue.
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Eloise Ward
Thomasville
Third District
Max Russell
New York City
J. A. Eshelman, Jr
Johnson Street
Mobile
Ala
New York
C. F. Grissom
Household Arte Club
Lawrence Grissom
Forest Avenue
Junior League Arts Awards Announced in Chicago
Mrs. John A. Turner of Brane ton Illinois announced the prize winners at the 17th annual Junior League arts show with Dorothy Dell Dennison Youngstown Ohio Betty Raymond New Orleans La and Veronese Beatty Chicago among first prize recipients Two hundred ten entries from 130 local exhibits and nine regions were shown as a cross section of League talent Regional director Mrs Arthur St Julian Simons praised work in North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida and noted community service projects in Charlotte Greensboro Savannah and Columbia
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Chicago
John A. Turner
Braneton
Ill
Association of Junior Leagues of America, Inc
Dorothy Dell Dennison
Youngstown
Ohio
Betty Raymond
New Orleans
Veronese Beatty
Association
Arthur St. Julian Simons
Columbia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Charlotte, N. C
Mint Museum
League of Columbia
Public
McVehaney Center
Greensboro
N. C
Simons
League
Savannah
Bimons
Swing Club Meets With Miss Harriss For Regular Session
The Swing Club held its bi monthly meeting with Miss Ben Harriss on Montheu avenue Monday evening. President Miss Louise Clark presided as the constitution was approved and cards sent to invited prospective members. The hostess served refreshments and the members visited patient Miss Adelaide Calahan at Guilford General Hospital. Louise Clark will host a June 7 picnic at her Jamestown home.
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Ben Harriss
Montheu Avenue
Louise Clark
Adelaide Calahan
Guilford General Hospital
Jamestown
Barometer Aids Engine Tests Across Temperature Ranges
Automobile engine testers now use a barometer to gauge performance as temperatures vary, enabling precise readings and adjustments.
Idylwild Dance at Sedgefield Saturday Night
The Idylwild club presents Charlie Price and his Southern Club orchestra at Sedgefield Manor for a dance on Saturday May 22. Dancing starts at ten o clock with card admission for members and guests. Price Adkins and Pressley are featured vocalists. next dance is June 19.
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Charlie Price
Sedgefield Manor
Price
South
Bobby Adkins
Johnny Pressley
Initiatory Stunts At Girls Pentagon Party
The Girls' Pentagon club hosted Miss Lois Chides ter at 1103 Rotary drive, where seven new members endured initiatory stunts before next week's rites. Participants included Katherine Lowdermilk Nancy Smith Clarence Furgurson Lois Barger Helen Crowder and Mesdames Charles Covington and Julia Jennings. The group postponed a planned benefit bridge party due to a conflict with the Esquire club dance at Sedgefield Manor.
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Pentagon Club
Lois Chidester
Rotary Drive
Katherine Lowdermilk
Nancy Smith
Clarine Furgurson
Lois Barger
Helen Crowder
Mesdames
Charles Covington
Julia Jennings
Esquire Club
Sedgefield Manor
Hob Nob Members Hold Informal Prospect Road Party
Hob Nob club members hosted a Tuesday evening social at the Prospect road clubhouse. Miss Ethel Kearne and Dick Lowe led as hostess and host with a flower decorated cabbin, dancing the main entertainment and refreshments served buffet style. Guests included Misses Evelyn Sigman Opal McMillan Katherine James Mattie Peace Margaret Peace Lucille Heath Dorothy McCross and others along with Messrs. Hoyt Hedrick Clarence Williams and more.
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Prospect Road
Ethel Kearne
Dick Lowe
Kate Workman
Eula Chase
Margaret Roach
Serena Hunencker
Blanche Williams
Ruby Curlee
Ethel Kearns
6Id Newman
Archie Chase, Jr
Dink Roach
Elmer Young
Leonard Terry
Paul Hauser
Clarence Williams
Evelyn Sigman
Opal McMillan
Katherine James
Mattie Peace
Margaret Peace
Lucille Heath
Dorothy McCross
Florrie Newton
Hoyt Hedrick
Ernest Howell
Buck Davis
Harvey Pressley
Thurlow Kearns
I Jr
Tru-Rite Club Elects Officers At First Meeting
The Tru-Rite Klub held its initial meeting at Miss Margaret Bishop's home on Randolph Street Monday evening. The gathering opened with the club song and pledge and included member initiation with officers elected for the presidency and other posts.
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Tru-Rite Club
Tru-Rite Klub
Margaret Bishop
Randolph Street
Helms-Robinson Vows in Trinity at First Methodist
Rev Howard M Robinson pastor of Trinity Methodist wed Miss Ruby Helms at Charlotte First Methodist on May 12 in a small ceremony. The couple, after a trip to Washington, reside at the new parsonage formerly Nannie Craven’s home in Trinity. Robinson a Duke graduate and local pastor. Helms daughter of Mr and Mrs R S Helms of Indian Trail, taught at Wesley Chapel High School. Mrs Robinson to be hosted in Greensboro tomorrow.
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Howard M. Robinson
Trinity
Ruby Helms
Charlotte
Chas. C. Weaver
D. D
Robinson
Washington
New Parsonage
Nannie A. Craven
Rutherford County
Duke University
Trinity Church
R.S. Helms
Indian Trail
Union County
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Wesley Chapel High School
Greensboro
W. W. Peele
Meredith Alumnae Discuss Scholarship At Meeting
Meredith college alumnae met at Mrs. A Lee Gibson home on Washington street to discuss the annual High Point High School scholarship for a Meredith tuition year. Miss Existe Dale Hunter named three senior candidates. the winner to be announced later. Mrs Kath leen Hudson of Franklin North Carolina attended as a guest.
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High Point High School
Meredith College
A. Lee Gibson
Washington Street
High Point
Meredith
Existe Dale Hunter
Kathleen Hudson
Franklin, N. C
Hoey To Open State Safety Conference In Winston-Salem
Governor Hoey will deliver the opening address at the eighth annual state-wide safety conference in Winston-Salem. The event runs Thursday through Friday with safety topics and remarks planned across sessions.
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Winston-Salem
Hoey
Club Names Officers And Colors For Event
Ruth Johnson secretary and Miss Margaret Bishop treasurer are named officers along with Miss Donna Beane and Miss Beulah Briles on the club roster. Blue and white are chosen as the club colors. The next meeting is set for Monday May 31 at Miss Ruth Johnsons home.
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Ruth Johnson
Margaret Bishop
Donna Beane
Beulah Briles
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Legion Auxiliary
St. Mary’s
E. W. Freeze, Jr
J. W. Hedrick
J. A. Eshelman
R. D. Douglas, Jr
Business Girls’ Meeting
Moffitt’s
North Main
UNC
Kappa Gammas
Swing Club
Miss Harriss
Sedgefield
Pentagon
Hutchens
GovEver
High Point Creamery
Clover Brand
J. W. Sechrest & Son
North Main Street
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