Delightful Music-Literature Meeting Closes Club Season
The High Point Woman's club Music-Literature department held its final meeting at Mrs. R. T. Moss's Emerywood home after 1900. Notable participants included Bonita Poole Crowe of Atlanta and Iris Brussels of Newark. Readings and pieces by Radie Brittain, Alice Hamilton Baldwin, Lida Reid Cochrane, and Lena Meekins highlighted a program praised by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
R. T.mos
Emerywood
R. L Quigley
Cooper Music Trophy
Bonita P. Poole Crowe
Atlanta
American Guild of Organists
Willis Slane
L. C. Matton
Iris Brussels
Newark
N J
National League of American Pen
Charles McAnally
R. T. Amos
Matton
Elizabeth Merz Butterfield
Jamestown
N. Y
White House
Phyllis Fergus
Thatcher Hoyt
Chicago
National League of American Pen Women
T. Wingate Andrews
McAnally
Raleigh
A. B. Huff
Picnic Luncheon Concludes W O T Club Year
The W. O. T. club held a picnic luncheon at the Millis farm on Greensboro road to close the year’s meetings. Arrangements were by Mesdames A. B. Parker and G. W. Clark. A short business session appointed reports for fall, with Mary Alexander and Mrs. W. C. Idol as nominating committee and W. C. Jones A. S. Caldwell and G. W. Clark as program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
Millis Farm
Greensboro Road
A. 8. Parker
G. W. Clark
M. Hauser
Mary Alexander
W. C. Idol
Birthday Joint Party For Shores And Kin At Tobaccoville
W E Shore of this city his brother J A Shore of Bethania and sister Mrs E B A Hunter of Tobaccoville celebrated May birthdays with a joint party at their father J S Shore home in Tobaccoville. A picnic lunch followed by floral centerpieces and three birthday cakes on a lawn. Music after dinner provided by Paul Morris Grady Boles Sam Stratton with Mrs J W Daniels at the piano. Attending were families from High Point including W E Shore and three others plus J A Shore and children and Professor and Mrs J W Daniels and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Shore
J. A. Shore
Bethania
EB. A. Hunter
Tobaccoville
J. S. Shore
F. F. Briggs
High Point
Paul Morris
Grady Boles
Sam Stratton
J. W. Daniels
W. E. Shore
Paul A. Morris
Fr. F. Briggs
Johnson
Proffesor
Ella Harlow
O. J. Leh
Which Do You Prefer Orthoptic Training for Cross Eyes
Two methods exist to correct cross eyes surgery or orthoptic training devised by optometrists. If you choose the less drastic method train early under a competent optometrist. Don’t delay corrective training for better results. Over Hart's Drug Thomasville Thursday Nights First National Bank Bldg.
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Thomasville
First National Bank Bldg
Music Composition of Mrs. R I Quigley Broadcast Friday
Announcement from Mrs. M A Baldwin Raleigh chair of the composers group of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs that a radio program will be broadcast Friday afternoon May 22 from five to five thirty over Station WPTF Raleigh. The program includes The Circus Tent, an original composition by Mrs. R L Quigley of 329 Montheu avenue, winner of the Cooper trophy at the NC Music Club Federation convention in High Point in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation Womens Club
J. Gurney Briggs
McAnally
Cochrane
V. W. Idol
Harry Brockmann
Virginia Frank
Lena Meekins
Elizabeth City
I. , Meek
H. A. White
M. A. Baldwin
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
WPTF
R. L Quigley
Montheu Avenue
N. C. Music Club Federation
High Point
W C T U May Meeting At Mrs Hedrick Home
The May gathering of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. W. Hedrick’s North Main home with good attendance. President Mrs. J. A. Eshelman opened with a poem by Kagawa, followed by a devotional and a talk on The Christian Home by Dr. C. C. Williamson the new First Presbyterian pastor. A Mothers Day program reading closed the event as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
J. A. Eshelman
Kagawa
C. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Temple Bailey
Poppy Day Poem From The Legion Auxiliary
Frail hands once strong on the rifle stock recall days of war and peace. The poem asks to craft a red poppy to hold dreams of those marching days. Editor's note says it was published at the local unit American Legion Auxiliary in celebration of its annual Poppy Day sale on Saturday May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. M. B
American Legion Auxiliary
May Frolic at Duck Club Private Dance in Sedgefield
The Duck club hosts its annual May Frolic at the Sedgefield lodge as a private event with music by the Davis Brothers' orchestra. The Emerywood Country club will hold its monthly dance at the club house Saturday night starting 8 45 p m with Lew Gogerty's orchestra providing music.
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The
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Lew Gogerty
Friendly Garden Club Meets With Mrs F A Carroll
The Friendly Garden Club met at Milbourne Heights with hostess Mrs. F A Carroll. President Mrs. E S Wilson Sr led devotional and roll call. Visitor Mrs. John Mebane attended. Lectures featured Mrs M L Holton on Art Out of Doors, a star plant pot article, and rose rooting tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Carroll
Friendly Garden Club
Milbourne Heights
E. S. Wilson, Sr
John Mebane
W. L. Kivett
P. L. Cox
M. L. Holton
Harper
Eton College
Edith Holton
Invitations For Haworth Fowler Wedding Issued
Invitations to the marriage of Miss Lucile Haworth and J W Fowler Jr were issued by Mr and Mrs Chater C Haworth. The ceremony is set for Friday June 5 at eight oclock at Springfield Friends Church High Point NC. Reception follows at Mrs Dora B Richardson home. Also noted: Greensboro College graduates Charlotte Himer and Mary Lib Robbins, diplomas June 1. Dr John J Tigert to deliver commencement address June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Haworth
J. W. Fowler, Jr
Chater C. Haworth
Lucile
James Wiley Fowler, Jr
Springfield Friends Church
High Point
N. C
Dora. B. Richardson
Charlotte H
Mer
Victor P,mmer
Mary Lib Rob
H. . Robbins
Illness and travel notes from High Point area
Mrs Gladys Davis remains ill at home on English street. Mrs Curtis Smithdeal and daughter Peggy visit Advance guests of Mr H T Smithdeal. Mrs Tom Betenbaugh heads home to Union after visiting her brother L M Bentley on King street for Ruth Bentley's graduation. Blaine Collins E Illey and Gladys Satterthwaite attend funeral of Miss Lucy Collins at State Line Baptist church. Miss Collins died at Reidsville hospital. she was a graduate nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A. Phillips
English Street
Gladys Davis
Curtis Smithdeal
Peggy
H. T. Smithdeal
Tom Betenbaugh
Union
L. M. Bentley
King Street
High Point
Ruth Bentley
Blaine Collins
E. Illey
Gladys Smith
Lucy Collins
State Line Baptist Church
Church Sessions And Community Events At Local Churches
The Welch Memorial church senior class will meet at 7:30 tonight for its regular monthly session in the church hut to elect officers. An ice cream supper is planned at Lev Kennedy’s yard on Saturday May 23 by the Welcome class of Oak Hill Friends church. The Street M E church missionary society will present A Southern Cinderella Friday night at 7:45 at the Delano theater to aid the church debt. Cloverdale Church of God W M S sells ice cream and cake on Cloverdale school lawn Friday from 2 to 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial Church
Levé Kennedy
Oak Hill Friends Church
The
Missionary Society of the
Old Street M. E
Delano Theater
West End
Cloverdale Group
Cloverdale Church of God
Cloverdale
Large Local Delegation In Annual Spring Invitation
A large delegation of local women golfers traveled to Sedgefield for the annual spring invitation tournament on the club course. Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill won low gross with 74, four under par, edging Mrs. B. Caveness of Greensboro and Miss Alliene Hoover of Thomasville who tied for second with 82. Lillian Webster of Madison led with 67 net, followed by Mrs. Pringst of Greensboro and John Welborn with 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
Carolina
B. Caveness
Greensboro
Alliene Hoover
Thomasville
Hoover
Lillian Webster
Madison
Ond
J Welborn
H. E. Bryant
S. Wood
Laurance Ingram Saunders
George McLarty
Jip Davis
Andy Merril
Margaret Hauser
Preakness Visit Noted At Chevy Chase Ball
Mrs L A Stabler and Mrs J T Tucker returned from Washington and Baltimore and attended the 63rd annual Preakness at Old Hilltop Chevy Chase Md. They visited Mrs N E Maddox who will spend several days here before joining her husband in Ashe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Stabler
J. T. Tucker
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Miss Dora Samet Returns From Ocracoke Fishing Trip
Miss Dora Samet returned tonight after spending a few days on a fishing trip with friends at Ocracoke. The group reported good weather and steady catches during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Samet
Ocracoke
Frien
Johnson Street P T A Plans Evening Reception
The May meeting of the Johnson Street P T A will be held at 7 30 this evening at the school as a reception. An interesting program has been arranged and all parents and friends of the school are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
P.T. A
Aged residents listed from Bethania Tobaccoville and Winston Salem
About to reach age 98 next month, a man from Bethania and family members including Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Shore and daughter Mrs. B. A. Hunter and children, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Deakins, Charlie Wall of Tobaccoville, and Miss Ellen Elbert of Winston Salem are named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethania
C. B. Shore
B. A. Hunter
Claude Wall
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Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman Chiropractor
Moffitt’s
North Main
Nat Walker
Hart
U.N. C
University of North Carolina
Nan Norman
Hickory
Frances Caffey
Lyon
Miss
Nancy Dicks
Rockingham
Emily Myers
Winston-Salem
Katherine Murphy
Wallace
Lucy Watson
Greenville
S. C
Gertrude Pridgen
Nancy Lawlor
Durham
Mary Pride Cruikshank
Hester Barlow
Cairo
Egypt
Eliza Rose
Patty Penn
Clayton
Anne Fauntleroy
Charleston
D. C
Sophie Stephens
Asheville
Martha Louise Croom
Patsy McMullan
Washington
Ellen Deppe
Biltmore Forest
Annice Belden
Pitchfork
Wyo
Lydia Daniels
Chapel Hii
Fowler Spencer
Carthage
R. I. Quigley
Robbins
Greensboro College
WELCH
Chevy Chase
Elgins
S. Main St
RINSO
R. R. Bland Music Co
Flood Bank
Samuel Hyman
Jeweler
Main St
Quality Bakery
Good Io Institute
America
Les
Barber Hall Printing CO
Cor
Hamilton & East
Ladies
Chiffon
Coats
Childry
POLO
Gancho and Lee
Shad
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