Four North Carolina 4-H Members Chosen as National Camp Delegates
L R Harrill selects Oland Peele of Wayne County Elizabeth Randle of Cleveland County Louise Bunn of Edgecombe County and Roger Pollock of Jones County as NC delegates to the national 4 H club encampment in Washington DC June 16 22 Peele excels in hog raising with 1341 25 profit since 1931 Randle led in clothing and other projects Pollock focuses on pigs corn and cotton with 1174 78 profit Bunn has held top local county and federation offices and led in foods clothing and home improvement activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
L. R. Harrill
State College
Oland Peele
Wayne County
Elizabeth Randle
Cleveland County
Louisee Bunn
Edgecombe County
Roger Pollock
Jones County
Peele
Misa Randle
Miss Bunn
Young Pollock
Harrill
Entre Nous Club Closes Season With Luncheon at Sedgefield Inn
The Entre Nous club held its season closer at Sedgefield Inn with a four course luncheon at a long tea table. Boston Rock provided morning entertainment before the meal. flowers were given to Mrs. B. S. Cummings Mrs. J. D. Brame and guest Ruth Hinman Carter literary critic of Atlanta. Members present included Mrs. W. Reavens Mrs. Ed Steele Mrs. B. S. Cumming e Mrs. Ea Kirkman and others. retiring president Mrs. G. H. Kearns provided flowers. The club will resume meetings in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Inn
Entre Nous Club
Boston Rock
B. S. Cummings
J. D. Brame
Ruth Hinman Carter
Atlanta, Ga
Edith Moore Sherrod
Mesdames W
Reavens
Ed Steele
Z. I. Walser
L. R. Terry
Ruta Dinman Carter
G. H. Kearns
Golden Jubilee Banquet Exalts Baptist Women Leaders
The Golden Jubilee Banquet of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union at Green Street Baptist drew 200 WMS and YWAs along with pastors and wives from seven churches. Key speakers included Mrs. Nettie Hatcher Hoge of Greensboro and Mrs. J Clyde Turner, with young GA members Ruth Culler Ruth Koontz and Marie Snider honored for achieving Queen GA status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Green Street Baptist Church
WMS
Y.W.A
H. A. Knight
W.M.U
North Carolina
J. H. Petty
F. M. Pickett
W.M.S
Alice Flagler
Robert White
J. M. Hilliard
W.M.A
Hilliard
Ruth Culler
Ruth Koontz
Marie Snider
G.A
C. N. Royal
Nettie Hatcher Hoge
Greensboro
Piedmont W.M.A
J. Clyde Turner
F. J. Flagler
G.N. Koontz
Social Calendar dances and meetings listed for Friday and weekend
Friday 10 till 2 Loyal Order of Moose hosts a dance at Sedgefield Manor. Saturday 4 p m AAUW meets at Mrs H A White on Lindsay street with Durham state conference reports. May dance 10 till 2 Emerywood Country club with Duke Barron and his orchestra. Idylwild club bi weekly dance 10 till 2 at Sedgefield Manor Jerry Wilson orchestra.
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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
Beautiful table setting with lilies and glass containers
Description of a dining setup featuring yellow lilies in cut glass containers on large reflectors, gold napkins, and an attractive arrangement of plates that creates a beautiful setting.
Regular Meeting of Friendly Garden Club at Hayworth Springs road
Miss Edith Holton hosted the Friendly Garden Club on Wednesday afternoon at her Hayworth Springs road home. Mrs. M. L. Holton presided, Miss Martha Parsons led the devotional, and a pruning round table at Union Hill school guided fall planting plans. Ten members and two guests attended. next gathering set for June 16 at Triangle Lake with Mrs. M. L. Holton.
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Edith Holton
Friendly Garden Club
Hayworth Springs Road
M. L. Holton
Martha Parsons
Union Hill School
Everett Witcher
A. M. Upshaw
W. L. Kivett
Ed Holton
Joe Raper
Triangle Lake
Altrusans Attend Dinner Meeting of Salisbury Club
Eleven members of the High Point Altrusa club were guests of the Salisbury club at its second dinner meeting since organizing under sponsorship. Mary Ballard led the High Point group, with Julia and Virginia Ryan and others present. The Salisbury club invited them to its annual banquet and dance at the Sheraton hotel on May 27. Members also attended the Greensboro district Women Missionary societies meeting in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Salisbury
High Point Club
Mary Ballard
Julia
Virginia Ryan
Jessie May Young
Lucille Johnston
Lillian Massey
Madeline Hoover
Mesdames Louise Abernathy
Marie Caddell
Edna Blake
Alice Dickerson
Lena Boley
High Point
Greensboro
Women's Missionary Societies
Asheboro
W. T. Powell
Wesley Memorial
Mre. Powell
Mesdames
J. E. Kirkman
H. W. McCain
Embree Blackard
Arthur Marsh
C. A. York
A. H. Whitley
W. C. Idol
Rosa Sutherland
Ward Street Society
Mesdame
Burrus Memorial Class Graduates Here This Evening
Five young women will receive certificates at Burrus Memorial hospital graduation tonight at 8:30 at Emanuel Lutheran church on North Main. Dr. Wingate M. Johnson of Winston-Salem will deliver the address. Graduates include Emily Binning Lexington Bernice Swaim this city Dorothy Talley Randleman Eleanor Glynn Bane Denton Eugenia Phillips Bennett S C. Carl G N Cronstedt city schools music supervisor and Mrs Sidney Gayle will provide music. An informal reception and dance follow at the Nurses Home with graduates as honor guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
North Main Street
Wingate M. Johnson
Winston-Salem
Emily Binning
Lexington
Bernice Swaim
Dorothy Talley
Randleman
Eleanor Glynn Bane
Denton
Eugenia Phillips
Bennett, S. C
Ann Meredith Feted On Third Birthday
Ann Meredith celebrated her third birthday at home in Archdale on a Tuesday afternoon with friends. Games and ice cream followed by cake were arranged by Mrs. Bell Summers and served by Mesdames C L Steed and T L Meredith. Guests included Jimmie Hancock Betty Jean Summers Hoyt Zachary and Mary Lou Sunders. Ann received many gifts from her friends.
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Ann Meredith
Archdale
Ary Bell Summers
C. L. Steed
T. L. Meredith
Jimmie Hancock
Betty Jean Summers
Hoyt Zachary
Mary Lou
Mary Bell Sunders
Ann
Local Residents Entertain and Travel for Weekends
Mrs Ruth Hinman Carter left this morning for Atlanta after visiting Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod on Rowland Park avenue. She halted en route from New York Philadelphia and Washington. Mr and Mrs Rufus Fields of Fairfield road left for Washington, D C and Perry Point Md to visit Mrs Fields brother in a government hospital. Mrs Clyde Staniefer and daughter Jane of Lelana Miss arrived to spend time with sister Mrs J C Malpass at 404 North Hamilton street. Mrs Glenn Muse and daughter Gilbert Louise of Statesville expected for the weekend, then to Carthage to visit Miss Muse's home. Mrs P A Clifton and daughters Sue and Saphetis returned home after visiting Mount Olive and Faison. Arthur Upshaw Jr. returned home after a weekend in Washington D C.
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Ruth Hinman Carter
Atlanta
Edith Moore Sherrod
Rowland Park Avenue
Enoute
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Rufus Fields
Fairfield Road
Washington, D. C
Perry Point
Clyde Staniefer
Jane
Lelana, Miss
J. C. Malpass
Hamilton Street
Glenn Muse
Gilbert Louise
Statesville
Gilbert Muse
Carthage
Miss Muse
P. A. Clifton
Sue and
Saphetis
Mount Olive
Faison
Idylwild Dance Features George Hall On June 4
Idylwild club members plan weekly dance at Sedgefield Manor with Jerry Wilson's orchestra and expect large turnout. The June 4 finale features George Hall and his orchestra, a famous act with stage and radio roots, selling advance tickets via M Collier at 2752. Also notes a May 19 birth of Barbara Jean Crawford to Roy T. and wife at Grace Street home.
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Piedmont North Carolina
Sedgefield Manor
Jerry Wilson
Lou Gegerty
George Hall
Halli
M. Collier
Roy T. Cranfords
Roy T. Crawford
Barbara Jean
Mr. Crawford
Grace Street
Emery wood Country Club Final Summer Dance Tomorrow
The Emery wood Country club hosts its final summer dance tomorrow evening with Duke Barron and his orchestra. Hors d oeuvres at 9 and dancing in the lounge from 9 to 1, with intermission card dances during hors d oeuvres. gala event drawing members and out of town guests as the season closes until fall.
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Emerywood Country Club
Duke Barron
Church Social at Oak Hill Friends Young People Meet
The Oak Hill Friends church young people plan a rally tonight at 7 30 at Miss Pearl Newton’s Prospect extension home. Rev Reuben Payne and daughter Ruth will assist with the program and social hour. All church youth are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Oak Hall Friends Church
Pearl Newton
Prospect Street
Reuben Payne
Ruth Payne
Add Com Home and Yard Awnings Offers Tailored Quality
Local ad touts Com Home and Yard awnings claiming custom fits sewn with dew proof thread at no extra cost. Emphasizes long lasting quality and guaranteed workmanship, inviting readers to request a representative with no obligation and to compare prices. Office and Factory at 1527 N Main. Also mentions manufacturing Venetian blinds and direct guaityenetian blinds.
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Main &T
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Louise Buna
Entre Nous
Concuses
Coca-Cola
F. Washington &F
Altrusans
Salisbury Club
Burrus
Skinner
Arthur Upshaw Jr
West High Street
Max Bones
Optometrist
Country Club
Merita
Wales
Merita Pullman
Skes
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