Mrs. Lloyd Sheetz Hosts Ace-Hi Bridge Club
Mrs. Lloyd Sheets entertained the Ace-Hi bridge club on White Oak street Tuesday afternoon with two tables in play and a red rose backdrop. Mrs. Steve Inaram won the high score novel vase, while Mrs. B. A. Wright received the novelty flower pot. The visiting Mrs. J. A. Adams received a linen sport handkerchief as hostess gift, followed by tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hunt
W. 8. McKinney
Salisbury
Bessie Hedrick
Chestnut Street
Robert Grubb
Lexington
Earl Womble
Hedrick
Crystal
Ty Jo
Lloyd Sheets
White Oak Street
Mra
Steve Inaram
J. A. Adams
Mr Hilliard Returns From Baptist Meeting
Rev. J. M. Hilliard returned to his home here from St Louis Missouri where he attended the Southern Baptist convention last week. He is described as the oldest minister at the convention at six years of age and has attended regularly since 1872 with few exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hilliard
St. Loula
Southern Baptist Convention
Mr. Hilliard
Greentreet Baptist Church
Gladys Ellington
T. C. Robbins
L. C. Underwood
C. N. Royal
W. W. Seckler
Firet Church
God
Edward Morgan
Carl Lewis
Live Y'ers Benefit Party Planned by Y W C A Club
The Live Y'ers club of the Y W C A will host a benefit party at the Y W C A Hut tomorrow at 8 pm. A small gate charge supports the National Conference of Business and Professional Girls in Chelan Sell Yo Ind during the week of June 1. Music by the Rhythm Masters under B C Fowler will fill the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Ww. Cc. A
Conference of Business and Professional Girls
Chelan
Sellyo Ind
B. C. Fowler
Informal Party Held At Mrs Seckler’s Home Tuesday
Mrs J M Simmerson Jr and Miss Lucille Corum hosted an informal party for friends at Mrs Catherine Seckler’s Kivett drive residence Tuesday evening. Roses adorned the decor and punch was served. games and contests awarded prizes. Guests included Mrs Seckler, Carl Blomberg, Kermit Sloop, and Misses Nell Bulla, Helen Bulla, Evelyn Allen, Doris Edwards, and Mabel Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Simmerson, Jr
Misa Lucille Corum
Catherine Seckler
Kivett Drive
Wednesday Contract Club Hosts Social Meeting
Social calendar lists events: Ruth Bowne hosts at 410 Hillcrest Drive 3 PM, Community Arts with Mrs Daniela at Monthey 8:30 PM, Greensboro College Alumnae at Mrs Lindsay Hillcrest, Dr Gobbel to attend, Music Literature Dept at Mrs Amos Emerywood 3:30 PM with hostesses named. Friday May Frolic 10 AM to 2 PM at Duck Club lodge Sedgefield with Davis Brothers orchestra. Emerywood Country Club dance Saturday 8:46 PM to 12 PM with Lew Gogerty orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bowne
Hillcrest Drive
Dc. A. Daniela
Monthey
Greensboro College
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcreat Drive
Mra
Luther Gobbel
Woman's Club
R. T. Amos
Emerywood
R. J. Quigley
R. H. Sechrest
F. R. Taylor
George Robb
F. M. Pickett
H. D. Sears
T. PF. Dodamead
H. A. Knight
A. J. Koonee
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Lew Gogerty
Worth Polson recovering after operation at Burrus Memorial
Friends of Mrs. Worth Polson learn she is recovering satisfactorily at Burrus Memorial Hospital after a serious operation on Monday. Also noted are visits and family updates from Sophia and Greensboro area residents including Parma Lee Durham visiting grandmother Mrs. John Q. Robbins, Miss Hazel Beane, Ethel Litaker spending a month with Mrs. J. B. Wise, Jack Hammer with aunt Kate Hammer in Asheville, and Mrs. Hoyle Lepp recovering from an operation at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Worth Polson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Parma Lee Durham
Forest Avenue
John Q. Robbins
Sophia
Route One
Ethel Litaker
High Point
Chicago
J. B. Wise
Adams Street
Little Jack Hammer
Mrs. Dewey Hammer
Asheville
Kate Hammer
Dr. Sykes
Enchanted Garden Glee Club Play at Ada Blair School
The Ada Blair School presented Enchanted Garden last evening under Miss Pauline Hicks and Lucille Barnett. The program featured Peggy Jones and a cast of students with a sequence of songs by the Glee Club, followed by Garden Club Council electing new officers at a May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair School
Pauline Hicks
Lucille Barnett
Peggy
Helen Jones
Sailor Boy
Rey Childress
Frances Jessup Buttercup
Doris Bruton
Peter Pan
Lyles Kearns
Edward Davis
Garden Club Council
Emerywood Dance Postponed to Saturday at Emerywood
Emerywood Country Club postpones its regular Friday dance to Saturday from 8 45 p m to midnight due to orchestra unavailability and high school commencement. Lew Gogerty and his orchestra from the O Henry Hotel Greensboro will play. Card party hosts Mrs C F Tomlinson and Mrs W T Powell announced high score prize won by Mrs L H Cherry Jr with five bridge tables set for the ladies lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Lew Gogerty
O. Henry
Greensboro
C. F. Tomlinson
W. T. Powell
L. H. Cherry, Jr
Frick Art Collection Shown By Slides For Canterbury Club
Mrs. J. W. Lindeau hosted the Canterbury club’s final meeting at Hillcrest drive with husbands and guests present. John J. Blair presented slides from the Frick collection, highlighting old masters and modern works with background on artists. Refreshments followed a pink rose centerpiece dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frick
Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindeau
Hillcrest Drive
John J. Blair
New York City
Blair
Hoke Bullard
W. F. Ellis
E. T. Harrison
R. A. McPheeters
W. B. Hall
F. Voorhees
Roy Spearman
W. D. Sale, Jr
Lynn Trout
Concord
D. H. Andrews
Owen Reese
Carson Bates
Aubrey Poston
L. M. H. Reynolds
Business-Professional Girls Club Weekly Meeting at Hut
The Business-Professional Girls Club meets at the YWCA Hut at seven o clock with Miss Mary Kearns presiding. Miss Blanche Barbour explains the program a questionnaire on the organization and history of the YWCA. Eighteen members and two visitors attend as Ruth Cyrnvine performs piano pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og &Ite
Y. W. C. A. Hut Ie
Santas O'Clock
Mary Kearns
Blanche Barbour
Young Women’s Christian Association
London
Geneva
Ruth Cyrnvine
Friedman-Gartner
Debussy
Jewell Welch
Ruth Crrnvine
Traveling cosmetic case tips for brides on honeymoons
The article advises brides to pack a fully equipped cosmetic case for travel, noting options from hard pigskin to flexible fabric cases. It emphasizes space for brushes, manicure items, complexion products, and waterproof, leak proof bags, plus sun protection and windburn cream for tropical trips and long days at sea.
Club Stripes and Circular Socks Highlight Season
The fashion note praises circular striped socks in lisle matching official club designs. It links luck and style, noting garters and elastic suspenders in club stripes as tasteful badges for well dressed men, with modest advertisement of affiliations through authentic striped accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle
Culottes Boost for Bicycle Enthusiasts in New York
Bicycle trains run most days from New York to quiet spots where motors are a minor menace. A checkup noted a favored costume for girls taking up cycling: culottes held by clip-on gay suspenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Carolina reports April job placements total 11,608
The North Carolina State Employment Service says 11,608 people were placed in April. Veterans placement reached 618, with 296 on public projects, 147 in private industry, and 75 on relief peeks. Fayetteville district led with 1,791 placements and 1,151 registrations. Greensboro district followed with 1,768 placements and 1,024 registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Raleigh
North Carolina
WPA
PWA
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Clifton man to be tried for manslaughter in child’s death
Clark Gilley of Clifton faces trial May 30 on manslaughter charges linked to the death of three year old Roy Ray Badger who died after being struck by a car. The assault with a deadly weapon charge was updated after the boy’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
Jefferson
Clark Gilley
Clifton
Roy Ray Badger
Gilley
Golden Wedding Color Sweeps Fashion Across Accessories
A new color named Golden Wedding tops summer fashion, described as a golden sun tan that draws attention. It features across many items from women stockings to men corded belts, spanning a wide range of apparel and accessories.
Rubber bath suits come into fashion this summer
Paria announces rubber bathing suits for the season with crepe-textured rubber and rubber flower decorations. More of these suits will appear in shop windows and on beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Church Socials and Meetings Reported for Several Groups
Mary Jones Bible Study meets at 1707 East Green Street tomorrow at three to study Galatians chapter four. Mary Harper class of South Main Street M E church gathers Thursday at eight at 1123 South Main Street with hostesses and reports from a recent convention. Lottie Holden class moves to Thursday at 2:30 PM with Rosa Sutherland on Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Thomas H. Elder
East Green Street
Mary Harper
South Main Street
M. EB
May Alexander
Clyde Teague
Herman Burton
George Pratt
Kinston
Lottie Holden
Rosa Sutherland
Lindsay Street
Stag Club Holds Business Social At Lodge
Members of the Stag club gathered at the club's lodge south of the city last evening for the regular weekly business and social meeting. A short business session opened the meeting and matters of importance were discussed. The social period followed with dancing as the chief entertainment. Hostage at this time were Sherman Aycock and Claude Smith. Approximately twenty five members and their guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Hosta
Sherman Aycock
Claude Smith
Attending State Rebekah Meeting in Greensboro
Mrs. T Whittington Mrs. R C Loman Mrs I P Strickland and Miss Emma Calhoun represent the Magdalene Rebekah lodge at the Grand Lodge and Rebekah State Assembly in session in Greensboro Tuesday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. ©. Whittington
R. C. Loman
I. PF. Strickland
Emma Calhoun
Grand Lodge
Rebekah State Assembly
Greensboro
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Jewish Women Council Meeting Postponed
The meeting of the Council of Jewish Women has been postponed due to the death of Mr. Lewis Harris. The council will convene next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
Lewis Harris
Cardus Promoted By Mothers For Ailing Daughters
Many women report relief after following mothers’ advice to take Cardus for cramping, nausea, and faintness. Mrs. FP Allen of Smithdale Mississippi recounts severe cramps and nervousness before Cardus brought relief. She urges others to try Cardus and visit the drug store for a bottle today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Allen
Smithdale
Miss
Cen
Plans For Poppy Day May 2 Perfected By Legion Aux
Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod hosted a May meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary on North Main Street with thirty members present. The group, led by president N. S. Stirewall, approved Poppy Day plans for Saturday May 23 and discussed fund raising, World War veterans, and civic support for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Moore Sherrod
American Legion Auxiliary
North Main Street
N. 8
Stirewall
Clay Hundley
Reidaville
Arelia Adams
Wilmington
L. W. Flythe
Oteen
A. L. Stevens
I. T. Mann
Legion Auxiliary
Fatalities by Carelas on the Ways Reported Last Year
The fragment notes fatalities last year attributed to carelas walking on the ways, indicating sixteen percent of the total. Further details are unclear from the OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carelas
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Mesdames H. D. Smith
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Francie Hendrix
Bill Dedmon
Otis Sain
Covington
IL. V. Hunt
Norma Hunt
V. L. Hunt
P. D. Haynes
Lloyd Sheetz
Tonecau
Ace-Hi
Baptist Meeting
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman
Dan
Moffitt’s
Lillie
Nora Robbina
Hazel Beane
Enchanted Garden
Atool
Helen Hash
Charmarita
Caroline
Carol Rome
Uncle Ned
Tephen Foster Odette the Angelia
Jules Massenet
Hyman
Praise
Glee Club
Riley the
Swing
R. L. Stevenson
Tobiathea Rutledge
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Blackburn
By Alou
Hartner Service
State Employment Service
Guilford County
R. R. Bland
Flapper
Fanny
Rebekah
Ewish Council
Legion Auxilia
Samuel Hyman
Main St
Headach
Cient
Stewart-Warner
Ed Woods
Househot
Appliance Co
N. Main St
Hammet Cecil, Jr
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