First Baptist W M A Holds General Meeting
The First Baptist Woman's Missionary Association met at the church on Monday. The Sunbeam band presented the program with Japanese themed costumes and a group song. Remarks included a Jubilee meeting report from Richmond Virginia. Plans were made to install a hearing aid device in the church for the slightly deaf.
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First Baptist W. M. A
Sunbeam
Elizabeth
Margaret Price
Helen Gibson
Japan
Elsie Lee McFarland
Rebecca Dickens
Carolyn Joyce Getzman
Geraldine Nicholson
Betty Lee Dickens
Nancy Oglesby
Edward Getzman
Mary Elizabeth Stone
Social Calendar Events Across Friday and Saturday
The Loyal Order of Moose hosts a Friday dance at Sedgefield Manor from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. On Saturday the American Association of University Women meets at Mrs. H. A. White’s Lindsay Street home to review recent state conference proceedings. The Emerywood Country Club May dance runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Duke Barron and his orchestra play. The Idylwild Club holds its bi weekly dance at Sedgefield Manor with Jerry Wilson’s orchestra from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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the Loyal Order of Moose
Sedgefield Manor
American Association of University Women
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
Durham
Emerywood Country Club
Duke Barron
Jerry Wilson
Literary Critic To Address Book Clubs Here This Evening
Mrs. Ruth Hinman Carter of Atlanta will speak at Emery wood Country club at 8 PM on Books and Authors of To day. Sponsored by nine city book clubs she travels from New York after attending a national booksellers meeting. She stays with Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod and leads a program inviting guests from clubs including the Utopian Study Tea and Topics and others.
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Ruth Hinman Carter
Atlanta
Emerywood Country Club
Mrs. Tomlinson Heads to Bermuda Sail on Garden Clubs Cruise
Mrs. 8 H Tomlinson leaves for New York City to sail on Saturday for a ten day National Council of Garden Clubs cruise to Bermuda. In Greensboro she joins a party of ladies including Mrs J P Turner Mrs E Leake Mrs W E Blair Mrs A W Plyler Mrs J H Wheeler of Greensboro and Mrs Clarence Call of Wilkesboro.
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8. H. Tomlinson
New York City
Bermuda
National Council of Garden Clubs
Greensboro
Tomlinson
Mesdames J. P. Turner
Co. E. Leake
W. E. Blair
A. W. Plyler
J. H. Wheeler
Clarence Call
Wilkesboro
Local Health Notes Highlight Conditons In North Carolina Town
Miss Doris Woodlief of Trinity is reported improved after a week in critical condition at Guilford General hospital. Marguerite Pickard of West Lexington Avenue is ill at home for two weeks. Mrs. Willis Slane and Mr. and Mrs. F. Seborn Perry are in New York staying at the Hotel St Regis. Lorayne Sebastian departs tonight for New York and Washington to visit relatives and friends.
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Doris Woodlief
Trinity
Guilford General Hospital
Marguerite Pickard
West
Lexington Avenue
C. C. Haworth
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Willis Slane
Mrs. F. Seborn Perry
New York
Bt. Regis
Pre School Clinic At Brentwood School
The Brentwood School Preschool clinic is held today and tomorrow. Parents with children entering the school next fall are urged to bring their kids for preliminary medical examination tomorrow morning.
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Brentwood School
Magdalene Rebekahs Schedule Meeting
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge invites all members to a regular meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 in the hall. Reports will be heard on the state meeting held in Oxford this week.
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Madgalene Rbekah Lodge
Oxford
Mrs Tobias Heads Council Of Jewish Women
Mrs Sam Tobias was elected president of High Point Council of Jewish Women at the regular May meeting held at the home of Mrs Charles Lerner on Circle Drive. Officers include vice president Mrs Sam Hyman and secretary treasurer roles. Members discussed aid to Salvation Army, poppy sale plans, a June picnic for Sunday school children, and convention notes.
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Sam Tobias
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Charles Lerner
Circle Drive
Sam Hyman
Max Friedman
Max Bones
Joe Gordon
Harry Jacobs
Social Service Committee
Salvation Army
Ben Herman
Civic
Harry Kaplan
Tobias
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women and
Bess Schwartz
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
al Swartz
Lou Ershier
Senator Reynolds
Council
Ershler
Congress
Misses Weaver And Chandler Dance Sponsors
Misses Betty Gwyn Weaver and Alice Chandler of this city are among the sponsors for the annual American Legion June dance in Oxford on June 1. Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians will headline the event, which draws 3,000 to 5,000 dancers and spectators from Miami to Ontario. High Point representatives attended last year, with A. B. Clement in charge of tickets noting many local fans have bought seats for this year. The Legion invited 125 sponsoring young ladies, including Misses Mary Louise Sievers and Cleve Wharton of Winston-Salem, Margie Pye, Eloise Hendrix, and Patey Jones of Greensboro, Nancy Walker and Agnes Gant of Burlington.
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Betty Gwyn Weaver
Alice Chandler
American Legion
Oxford
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Miami
Ontario
High Point
A. B. Clement
Mary Louise Sievers
Cleve Wharton
Winston-Salm
Margie Pye
Eloise Hendrix
Patey Jones
Greensboro
Nancy Walker
Agnes Gant
Burlington
Brentwood Faculty Entertained By PT A At Party
The Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association and grade mothers hosted Brentwood teachers at the Gibson club room on Monday evening. Games awarded prizes, Mr Gohe entertained with a musical program, and retiring president Mrs Forward and principal Mrs Coe were honored with gifts. A tiered cake was cut and an ice course served.
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Green Street Society
Cheves
Green Street Baptist Church
J. Q. Cheves
Davis Street
Poole
McGill
Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
Gibson Club
Cecil
Gohe
J. Forward
Association
V. I. Coe
Elm Street School Band Plays For Jr Service Council
The Elm Street school band under BBC Alexander played three selections yesterday for the Junior Service council of the school. Council officers for the coming year were introduced: Esther Free president, Percy Payne vice president, Eldora Haworth secretary, and Jean Rike program chair.
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Elm Street
BBC
Alexander
Esther Free
Percy Payne
Eldora Haworth
Jean Rike
World Atmosphere of Balkans Topic At Club Meeting
The Twentieth Century Study Club in Circle drive home heard Mrs. R. Quigley present a paper on the Balkans. She reviewed Wandering in Yugoslavia and drew from Romantic Cities of Dalmatia Tyrolean June and Illyrian Spring, detailing local art, culture, people, clothes, and houses. Following the program, hostesses served dessert to club members C. E. Lehmann W. W. Gluyas Lamar McCallum R. I. Quigley C. J. Schwein W. F. Freeman and Charles Risch.
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Balkans
Balkan Peninsula
R. Quigley
Twentieth Century Club
B. D Henderson
Circle Drive
City council honors local students and groups
The council recognized Esther Free city spelling champion Richard Harker school marble champ Nancy Barker rhythm band director at the recent city music festival Mary Elizabeth Barton sixth grade spelling champion and the school softball team Douglas Williams reported on the patrol boys Washington trip.
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Esther Free
Richard Harker
Nancy Barker
Mary Elizabeth Barton
Douglas Williams
Washington
Patrol Boys
Daughter Born To The Cammann Dukes Daughter
Mr and Mrs Cammann C Duke former High Point residents now in Charlottesville Va announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Exbridge on Wednesday May 18 1938 at the University of Virginia hospital Charlottesville
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Cammann C. Duke
High Point
Charlottesville
Elizabeth Exbridge
University of Virginia Hospital
Nellie Southern Weds David Rule in Stuart April
Mr and Mrs W C Southern of Wallburg announce the marriage of their daughter Nellie Margaret to David Clyde Rule of Jamestown. The marriage took place in April in Stuart, a.
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Miss Southern
David C. Rule
W. C. Southern
Wallburg
Nellie Margaret
David Clyde Rule
Jamestown
Stuart, A
Local Letter Carriers and Auxiliary Meet in High Point
The High Point branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers and the Ladies Auxiliary held a meeting at the Postal club house Tuesday evening. Delegates were elected to attend the state convention of letter carriers in Winston-Salem on July 3-4.
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High Point
National Association of Letter Carriers
Ladies Auxiliary
Postal Club House
Flec
Winston-Salem
Cristobal Colon Known Across Spanish Speaking Lands
A note observes that Christopher Columbus is known as Cristobal Colon in Spanish speaking countries highlighting linguistic variation in explorer names across regions.
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Christopher Columbus
Cristobal Colon
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Thomasville
American Legion Hut
Weddie Huffman
Evelyn Harris
Evelyn Allison
Mary Hilliard
Helen Crowder
Jeanne Rankin
Lexington
Frances Peacock
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Lindsay Russell
Ed Hall
Claiborne Pennington
Stuart Burton
Frank Townsan
Togos
Moffitt
North Main
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Robert A. Sheloff
Johnson Street
Circle Treasury
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Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
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Thomasville Road
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Melba Meyer
W. O. Younger
H. G. Peters
Sunset Drive
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Allen Jay Baptist Church
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Springfield Road
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T. O. Gray
Mrs. Tomlinson
Mims
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Cynthia Allen
Elkin
R. A. Sheroff
Magdalene Rebekahs
Ethelreda Leopold
Paris
Warner Brothers
Ethelreda
Mrs. Tobias
Council of Jewish Women
Misses Weaver and Chandler Dance
PT. A
Jr. Service Council
Cammann
Beauty Shop
Nat Walker
Brand Clothes
Batiste
Pam
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