Greensboro Alumnae Meeting Highlights Pleasant College Event
An afternoon Greensboro College Alumnae gathering hosted by Mrs. J. Osay on Hillcrest Drive featured a business session led by President B. Hall. Officers for the coming year were elected A. Bivins as president and Mr and Mrs. T. A. Tilden as treasurer. Guests included Miss Mary Brock and Mrs. Luther, wife of the president, plus Miss Gerean of women. The program aired a May Day fete film by Mrs. W. A. Lambeth, followed by a tea with pink roses and tapers. Numerous alumnae attended the reception in the dining room.
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Boro College
J. Osay
Hillcrest Drive
B. Hall
A. Bivins
T. A. Tilden
Mary Brock
Luther
Assar
W. A. Lambeth
Mesdames W. B. Hall
Allen Austin
Everett Marsh
Dred Peacock
Holt McPherson
W. A. Bivins
T. A. TH. den
Roy Spearman
Ah Ee
J. F. Hayden
Minnie Ail
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
C. J. Stone
Fisher Ferry Street
Fred Gray
Jake Stone
Slate
Archibald Johnson
R. Matthews
C. M. Howell
Romulua Skaggs
Arts Dept Thomasville Woman's Club Elects Officers
The Arts Department of the Thomasville Woman's Club met at Mrs O C Wall's home on Wednesday. Officers elected include Mrs Charles Phillips president Mrs Romulus vice president Miss Thompson treasurer and C Wall secretary. Mrs F Finch reported on National Music Week and a program featured The Recessional performed by Miss McMillan with piano by Miss Betty Brown Me.
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Masville
S Club
O. C. Wall
C. F
Pam
Hassler
Wall
F. Phillips
Charles
Jonal Music Week
Victoria of England
I. G
Charles F. Finch
Miss Margaret Wilson to Visit Winston-Salem Family
Miss Margaret Wilson of Winston-Salem will arrive Friday to spend the weekend with her brother Ralph Wilson and Mrs Wilson at their West Main Street home.
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Margaret Wilson
Winston-Salem
Ralph Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
West Main Street
Club outing hikers led by Miss Stone and Mrs Hiatt
Members of the Boys and Girls club of Main Street M. E. church hiked on Tuesday afternoon with chaperones Miss Lucille Stone and Mrs John Hiatt. They went to Kamp Kesler Rabin on the Mills Home Grounds for games and a picnic supper. Attendees included Lucille Tesh Evelyn Hiatt Wilma Wall Sally Ruth Williams Amanda Wall and Frances.
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Boys and Girls Club
Main Street
M. E. Church
Lucille Stone
John Hiatt
Kamp Kesler Rabin
Mills
Lucille Tesh
Evelyn Hiatt
Wilma Wall
Sally Ruth Williame
Amanda Wall
Frances
Local society names listed for event notice
Williams Hester Louise Carpenter Martha Sue Cameron Marian Hayes James Hayes Bobby Rapp John Ware Carson Cox Jr Billy Cameron and Billy Paul Hiatt appear in a published society or social list within the newspaper.
Ladies Missionary Society Elect Officers at Emmanuel Lutheran
Mrs J W Peacock hosted a Monday evening meeting on East Main Street for the Woman's Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Officers elected were Curtis Conrad president G C Ritchie vice president Everett Welborn secretary Loren Sullivan treasurer and Harry Jenkins superintendent of the Light Brigade.
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J. W. Peacock
Woman's Missionary Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
East Main Street
Curtis Conrad
G. C. Ritchie
Everett Welborn
Loren Sullivan
Light Brigade
Harry Jenkins
Class of 1899 Reunion at Woman's College on Saturday
Greensboro May 21 The class of 1899 plans a luncheon reunion as part of Alumnae Day at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. The event features a noon meal in the home economics building with Mrs. M. H. Willis of Winston-Salem as president and Miss Mary Collins of Enfield as secretary.
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Woman's College
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Home Economics
M. H. Willis
Winston- Salem
Mary Collins
Enfield
W. H. Swift
Montezuma
Ella Bradley
Gastonia
O. B. Funke
Waynesville
W. G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
Crawford Jackson
Kate Davis
Lake Toxaway
Penelope Davis
Raleigh
Lewis Dull
Winston-Salem
Jennie Eagle
Norfolk, Va
Ottie Eagle
Norfolk
Conference delegates honored at Eastern district meeting
The annual conference of the Eastern district held last week in Winston-Salem featured remarks by delegates Mrs. L. O. Yeats and Mrs. G. O. Ritchie.
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Nual
Winston-Salem
L. 0. Yeats
G. O. Ritchie
Mrs Idelie Reddish Sues Lin dale Dairy For $500
Mrs Idelie Reddish filed suit in High Point municipal court against Lin dale Dairy Corp seeking $500 after she says a dead bug in a milk bottle on April 30 1936 left her very sick with pellagra She bought a pint at a local store and had drunk most of it when she found the insect
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Idelie Reddish
High Point
Lindale Dairy Corporation
Knox and Friddle in Raleigh for league meeting
City Manager E. M. Knox and Police Chief W. G. Friddle travel to Raleigh to attend the executive committee meeting of the North Carolina League of Municipalities. They plan to help select this summer’s host city and recall last year’s at Sedgefield Inn. Knox is expected back Monday.
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E. M. Knox
W. G. Friddle
Raleigh
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Sedgefield Inn
Knox
League
Health discovery brands milk repulsive for plaintiff
The plaintiff, after finding a bug in milk, now cannot drink milk and alleges ongoing health impact and aversion. The incident is cited as the basis for her claim seeking remedy.
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Lege
Thomasville
Woman’s Club
Gradostess
Ain Street
Bonet Bridge Club
Alter Newby
Julius Green
Harry Lee Lambeth
Walter Newby
David Macfester
John Crowell
Claude Green
Douglas Crutchfield
Jomen’s Shoe Store
Kay
Gretna
Bakur’s
S. Main ST
Meadowbrook
Windsor
Rod
Lew Bucket
Arctic
Pampus Foodex
SEAR
Kenmore
Tony Wastes Witton Voce
Seroco
Special Order Department
Sears
America
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North Main Street
High Point, N. C
Lanier Griffin
Eugenia Jamison
Mooresville
Josephine Laxton
Asheville
Fannie McCrees
Wilmington
Elizabeth Mallison
Washington
N. C
A. P. Thorpe
Rocky Mount
Maud Miller
Beasie Moody
Milton
Fla
Forrest Tayor
Florence
D. C
D. T. Lunceford
Smithfield
C. EB. Maddry
Richmond
Knox, Friddle
Ci ‘Olle
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