Mrs McCain Heads Mid Week Study Club Election Plans Final Luncheon
Mrs H W McCain was elected president of the Mid Week Study club at a meeting hosted by Mrs Charles F Carroll Jr at 1103 Greenway Drive. Officers named include vice president Mrs W L Watson secretary treasurer Mrs W F Bailey librarian Mrs A M Utley Red Cross chairman Mrs W R Morrow and committee chairs J A Marsh and C F Carroll Jr. The group discusses a June seventh luncheon and honors the late Mrs J A Morris with a tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Greenway Drive
Carroll
W. L. Watson
J. A. Morris
W. R. Morrow
Red Cross
C. E. Rozzella
J. A. Marsh
C. F. Carroll, Jr
Watson
C. E. Rozzelle
A. M. Utley
W. F. Bailey
H. W. McCain
C. E. Rozelle
Miss Crews Weds Sgt. Paul Myers in Thomasville
Lucille Crews and Army sergeant Paul E. Myers wed in a small May 11 ceremony at Rev. R. E. Adams home in Thomasville. Myers, son of Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Myers, served overseas for 26 months and is on a 20 day leave. Mrs. Myers will remain with her parents for the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
H. K. Crews
Lucille
Paul E. Myers
United States Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
R. E. Adams
Evelyn Myers
Gardenias
Myers
A. F. Myers
Service Pins and Badges Won by Scout Troop 15
Ada Blair School Girl Scout Troop 15 held a party with Mrs. Ben Sutton and Mrs. Abel Burnett as guests. Ice cream and cookies were served as plans for day camp were announced. First aid presented to Dorothy Brown and others. Junior Red Cross course noted as completed. handkerchiefs given in appreciation. friendship circle closed with Girl Scout promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Ada Blair School
Ben Sutton
Abel Burnett
Dance Pupils To Perform at USO Dance
Dance pupils from David Chauns School of Dancing will perform specialty dances during intermission at the weekly USO dance for service men. The event, at the Y M C A gym tomorrow at 8 15, will have chaperones with last names Q R and S and staff hostesses as dance partners. The dance is informal. More than half a million dependents of naval personnel are now receiving family allowance benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Chauns
Asheboro VFW Installs Officers and Social Events
Asheboro reports the VFW Auxiliary installs new officers led by Mrs. Rufus F. Routh with seven new members joining. Other items note the Junior-Senior banquet at the high school gym, Randolph Book Club meeting, bridge clubs, a leap year party, an Eastern Star Mother’s Day program, and Pastime bridge club games with top scorers duplicated.
Miss Matthews Recital at WCMC in Greensboro Tonight
Susannah Matthews of Thomasville to perform a graduation recital in the Music Building at eight o'clock open to the public. Her program includes Grieg and Liszt with a Schumann concerto finale. She is active in college music groups and to be initiated into Pi Kappa Lambda June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gradua
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Susannah Matthews
Thomasville
Music Building
Miss Matthews
High Point
Grieg
Liszt
Chopin
Ravel
Matthews
Schumann
Mary Lois Ferrell
Woman's College
Pi Kappa Lambda
School of Music
Mary Green Mathews
Local Celebrations Include Birthdays and Club Reports
Sara Cassandra Patterson marked her 9th birthday with family in Patterson home on Wednesday. Billy Hix celebrated his fifth birthday with a party on Monday afternoon, twelve friends attended. Sorosis club met at Mrs. R. L. Wilson’s home. new president Mrs. Everett Boling took office and welfare chair Mrs. Charles McCrary reported a $910 Red Cross drive and $100 donation to school cafeterias. Junior Womans Club hosted Tuesday evening at their home with officers named. County health efforts featured speaker C. Buchanan on venereal disease control across counties and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Cassandra Patterson
A. Y
Mrs
F. M. Patterson
Billy Hix
Reid Hix
Sorosis Club
R. L. Wilson
John Birkhead
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Everett Boling
Charles McCrary
Boling
Harris Coffin
Davis Cranforad
Ogburn Iates
J. D. Ross
Ways and Means
Ed Varden
Dempsey Barnes
John Griffin
Wengell Snyder
Buchanan
County Health Department
Bridge Hosts Honor Mrs. Redding in Charleston Visitor's Visit
Mrs Neely Hunter entertained Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Henry Redding of Charleston S C and Lt Redding of the navy who are spending a week here Mrs Hunter is Lt Redding s sister Four tables played with Mrs Irvin Prye high score and Mrs Harres Cottin Towes reported Mrs Ciunter presented Mrs Redding and Mrs David Steaman gifts In another event Miss Julia Pepper hosted a small reception at Mrs J V Diunter home honoring her mother Mrs Sallie Fulton Pepper of Walnut Cove about fifteen guests attended Tea and cookies were served with Mrs Cleveland Thayer pouring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Book Club
Henry Robins
Hal M. Worth
D. B. McCrary
Wm. C. Hammer
J. W. Hunter
Robins Flower Garden
Harris Coffin
Bridge Club
W. A. Coffin
David Stedman
Joe Allen
E. C Darden
F. D. McLeod
Stedman
Frank McCrary
McLeod
Charles McCrary
Allen
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Neely Hunter
Bridge
Henry Redding
Charleston
S. C
Jg.) Redding
Navy
Hunter
Lt. Redding
Irvin Prye
Mars
Harres Cottin
Ciunter
Redding
David Steaman
Julia Pepper
J. V. Diunter
Sallie Fulton Pepper
Walnut Cove
Cleveland Thayer
Colorful banquet honors husbands by Y club mothers
A Double M club event at Adams Memorial honors members' husbands with a pink and green themed dinner for about 35. Guests and out of town attendees from Pennsylvania and Virginia enjoyed readings, a piano program, and playful sketches of fathers dressing dolls to mimic their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double M Club
Young Mothers’ Organization
Y.W. C.A
Adams Memorial
Y.W.C.A
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Margaret Weldon
Fred Mundy
Weldon
Russell Baird
Betty Croker
Spencer Videon
Liszt
O. F. Steinberger
Landstown
James W. King
Richmond
S. T. Videon, Sr
Drexel Hill, Pa
Mrs L R Terry Hosts Entre Nous Club Gathering
Mrs L R Terry graciously hosted the Entre Nous club and guests at her home 915 North Main Street for a bi weekly meeting. An afternoon of dessert tables and a five table rook game followed welcome remarks by the host.
Women's Clubs Urge Support of New Amendment and Officers
Charlotte May 19 The State Federation of Women's clubs urged North Carolina members of Congress to back a constitutional amendment allowing treaty ratification by a simple majority of both houses. They also backed the Connally act for a United Nations council to preserve world peace. A memorial service for former federation president Mrs Thomas O Berry was held. State Sen Gertrude D McKee spoke at the closing session. J C Williams of Wilmington was elected first vice president with Grady Kirkman and Fred Henry in other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Beasage
North Carolina
Congress
Senate
United Nations Council For the Preservation of
Murphys Return After Week with Richmond Relatives
Mr and Mrs Sam Murphy of Richmond Va return home after a week with Mr Murphy s parents at 523 North Hamilton Street. Mrs Bonnie Leonard of 1308 East Green Street is very ill and moved to the Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital last night. Mrs Jack Burris recuperating satisfactorily at Boulevard unit of same hospital. A body falls 16 feet in the first second and 48 feet in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Murphy
Richmond, Va
Mr. Murphy
Mrs. C
North
Hamilton Street
Bonnie Leonard
East Green Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jack Burris
Boulevard
Democrats and Republicans feature leading ladies in note series
A page highlights twelve Democratic and Republican leading ladies in a series. It profiles Mrs. Peter Vredenburgh, Alabama native and former Dorothy McElroy, now Mississippi's secretary of the Democratic National Committee, who will keep minutes at the July Chicago convention. She has secretarial training, needlepoint skill, and a background as Alabama national committee woman and national vice president of the Young Democratic Clubs of America. She is married to a wealthy lumberman and is noted for gardening and public-speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiter
Peter Vredenburgh
Alabama
Mississppi
Dorothy McElroy
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Alabama National Committee
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Meat Drips Secrets for Gentle Melting
The article explains slow even melting as the key to drippings from meat fat. Quick heating risks burning fat and making it bitter, so steady heat preserves flavor.
Education in Crisis: Army and Navy Warn of School Failures
Elsie Robinson argues that Progressive Education flaws diminish U S schooling. She cites lax discipline and shifting emphasis from core subjects to self expression, urging local nonpartisan cooperation between home and school to restore standards and accountability.
Miss Moton to Present Pupils At Allen Jay
Beulah Moton will present her piano pupils in a recital at Allen Jay school this evening at 8 o clock. Patrons and friends of the school are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moton
Allen Jay
Beulah Moton
Allen Jay School
High Point P T A Council to Meet at Elm Street School
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council schedules its final year meeting Tuesday May 23 at Elm Street school starting 3 45 PM. Public invited. annual officer and committee chairmen reports will be presented with no other program planned until fall. Allen Jay PTA holds important business meeting tonight at 8 o clock inviting patrons and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Parent-Teacher Council
Elm Street
Allen Jay Pta
Allen Jay School
Aaas
Musical Art Groups to Broadcast Over Local Radio
Junior and Juvenile Musical Arts clubs under the Musical Art Club sponsorship will present a varied program over the local radio station tomorrow from 11:30 to 12:00 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Eat More Shrimp
Shrimp provides iodine and can help areas with goiter prevalence due to its high iodine content. The article notes shrimp is nutritive and versatile for soups, salads, canapes, appetizers, and entrees.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. McCain
Miss Crews
Sgt
Paul Myers
Priday
Rood Country Club
C. E. Lehman
Amit
Scout Troop
USO
Grahams
Nabisco
Asheboro
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ruby Snyder
Hi Point
Riment
Rufus F. Routh
Andrews
Robi. T. Lloyd
George Kivett
Annie Gail Ridge
Charles Lof
Ruth Lie
Grady
Jack Hasty
Fuller Saunders
R. D. Lowdermilk
Noah Durcan
Henry Rich
Hazel Andrews
George Vincannon
Evelyn Dickens
B C. Thomas
J. H. Kivett
Gene Teague
Dick Davis
Sneda King
Kirk Brower
J. J. White
Grace Jordan
Snyder
van Dixon
Asheboro High School
Herbert McKix
Joe Lewallen
Etta Lee Lineberry
Hilda Prevost
Betty Sue Alford
Miss Lineberry
Howard Wright
Order of the Eastern Star
Lodge Hall
C. A. Hayworth
Cornelia Ayers
James Kivett
Lola Monroe
Madge Hobgood
W. A. Underwood
May B. Hall
C. M. Hayworth
Reid Hannah Worthy
J. T. Liles
Pauline Dail
Jack Lowe
Virginia Lowe
Virginia Hardy
WCMC
Mrs. L. R. Terry
Entre Nous Club
Ee . C. Clark
B. S. Cummin
Hayden
Howard Kone Eearns
Greys
C. F. Long
A. M. A Edith Moore Sherrod
C. Sheloff
A. E. Tate
W. C. Semen
Ee R. Moffitt
E. Rozzelle
Reice Green
Ewashington
D. C
Bruce H. Carraway
Gruen
Elsie Robinson
America
Army
Junior
Tiver
P.T.A
City Pta Council
Company of America
W. Page Harris
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co
Milwaukee
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