Emerywood Club Dance to Feature Lew Gogerty Orchestra
The Emerywood Country Club dance, moved from Friday to Saturday May 23, will run 8 45 PM to midnight in the club house. Lew Gogerty and his orchestra, formerly at the Henry hotel in Greensboro, will supply music for the evening crowd. Local planned events caused the delay, but the popular act returns for out of town guests.
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Femerywood
Lew Gogerty
Emeryon Country Club
Ite Ribership
Venta
Henry
Greensboro
Attractive Bridge Shower Honors Miss Virginia Hunt
A bridge shower for Miss Virginia Hunt, fiancé of W. McKinney of Salisbury, highlighted by green and white decor and bridal tables. Eva Chappelear won high score, Pauline Haynes second, gifts included teaspoons in Hunt's wedding pattern. guests and hosts listed.
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Virginia Hunt
W. 8. McKinney
Salisbury
Earl Womble
RB. Francia Hendrix
Arbordale Drive
Eva Chappelear
Pauline Haynes
Misa Hunt
Bessie Hedrick
Grace Koonts
Fern Daniel
Blanche Beasley
Frances Taylor
Adelaide Williamson
Mary Leigh Causey
Shirley Farr
Loise Brower
Mesdames
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Honor Wardell
R. H. Ellwanger
Victor Dallas
Darrell Bulla
Lawrence Russell
Robert Ingram
Foy Horton
C. W. Dedman
W. F. Redman
Braxton Craven
Mrs. Otis Sain
Covington
Woman's Wesley Class Hosts Afternoon Tea at Wesley Memorial
The Woman's Wesley class of Wesley Memorial church hosted a silver tea yesterday at Mre. J. F. Hayden's East Washington Street home. About 60 guests called between four and six, greeting in a receiving line led by Mrs. T. A. Kearns, with music from Elizabeth Hoffman and Miss Wood.
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Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Stret
Clara Lindsay
Belvin Harmon
T. A. Kearns
Cers
P. A. Clifton
T. R. Short
J. M. Stanley
M. J. Crowder
P. W. Kirkman
Lucy Johnson
Sam Dutton
Elizabeth Hoffman
Miss Wood
Siz
Local Girl to Receive MS Degree on June 8
Miss Anna Gertrude Douglas of 609 Colonial Drive will receive the Master of Science from Prince School of State Service Education Simmons College at the annual commencement in Symphony Hall Boston on June 8. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H T Douglas of this city.
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Anna Gertrude Douglas
Colonial Drive
Prince School of Stote Service Education
Simmons College
Symphony Hall
Boston
Miss Douglas
H. T. Douglas
May Frolic at Duck Club Hosts Private Dance
The Duck club presents its annual May Frolic at its Sedgefield lodge with music by the Davis Brothers' orchestra. Emerywood Country club hosts a monthly dance at the club house featuring Lew Gogerty's orchestra.
Poppy Day Poem Urges Remembrance and Remembrance
The poem by Sara E. Ferber honors fallen heroes and returning veterans through a three fold message to remember and wear poppies. The note adds that the local American Legion Auxiliary observes Poppy Day tomorrow.
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Sara E. Ferber
Eichter
American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Freeman Graduates Honored by Vagabond Club
The Vagabond club hosted a tea for Marguerite Freeman at 311 West Burton Street. Members and hosts celebrated Freeman’s upcoming high school graduation with light blue decorations and gifts of lingerie.
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Helen Henderson
West
Burton Street
Marguerite Freeman
Edna Howard
Doris Friddle
J. C. Henderson
Jo Anne Howard
Dena Corns
Edith Henderson
Doris Smith
Willie Weigh Garner
Membership Event At Y W C A Hut Next Tuesday Afternoon
The May Membership Event at the Young Woman s Christian Association will be held at the Hut on Tuesday May 26 at 3 30 o clock. Music will be the theme of the program with Mrs R T Amos Miss Susan Sharpe and Mr Stewart of New York a representative of the Cooperative Concert Association giving current musical topics. Hostesses include Mrs C F Tomlinson chairman Mrs J W Thompson Mrs Kenneth Redman Mrs CC Steeloff and Mrs Grady Stroupe. All Y W C A members and interested friends are invited.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
R. T. Amos
Susan Sharpe
Stewart
New York
Cooperative Concert Association
C. F. Tomlinson
J. W. Thompson
Kenneth Redman
CC. &. Steeloff
Grady Stroupe
Edgar Ray Celebrates Birthday At Home Party
Mrs. E R Hu entertained at a birthday party for her son Edgar Ray who celebrated his eleventh birthday. Seventeen guests attended with games and served ice cream and cake. Edgar Ray received attractive presents from friends.
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E.R. Hu
Edgar Ray
Church Socials and Notices Highlight May Events
Community groups announce a church social with ice cream and cake on Cloverdale School lawn from 2 to 6 pm by the Cloverdale Church of the Living God. Welch Memorial church elects officers including Roscoe Briley and Mildred Winslow. Church of God to serve a fish supper Saturday five to seven at 505 Woodbury Ave to fund the building.
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Cloverdale School
W. M
Cloverdale Church of the Living God
Welch Memorial Church
Church
Roscoe Briley
Mildred Winslow
Mary Charles Fowler
Edna Vincannon
Lucille Cavin
Mallie Fowler
Hunt Morgan
Marcelle Wright
Ada Cavin
Winfred Frye
Mildred Southern
Church OF God
The
Missionary Society of the Church of God
J. H. Comer
Woodbury Avenue
Local Health Notes From Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs B A Marshall recovering well after appendix operation and now able to receive visitors. Formerly Miss Jackie Brooks of 602 Jones Street, she underwent surgery at Guilford General Hospital yesterday with satisfactory prognosis. Glenn Kidd recovering from appendicitis at Burrus Memorial Hospital. John Primm improving at home after a period of illness. Other notes include Mrs J R Yates critically ill on Thomasville road and Mrs Sue B Clontz with Mrs D B Wood visiting Mrs C A York on Colonial Drive for weekend.
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B. A. Marshall
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Marshall
Jackie _Brooks
L. L. Farlow
Jones Street
Guilford General Hospital
Glenn Kidd
R. A. Kidd
Fourth Street
J. R. Yates
Thomasville Road
Sue B. Clontz
D. B. Wood
Salisbury
C. A. York
Colonial Drive
Local UDC Chapter Holds May Meeting At Wood Home
Mrs George T Wood and Mrs A T Wishart will entertain the High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at its May meeting Monday at 3 30 PM at the Wood home on Boulevard. Wishart asks members bring a picture of their qualifying ancestor and be ready to share a life sketch even if a biography cannot be secured.
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George T. Wood
A. T. Wishart
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Commencement At Woman's College Greensboro
The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro prepares for its 44th commencement and a historic board of trustees meeting on campus. Gov Ehringhaus will preside over the 100-member board session May 30 in Administration building. Notables include Dr Frank P. Graham and Dr W C Jackson.
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Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Board of Trustees
Woman's College
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Frank P. Graham
W. C. Jackson
Russell Henry Stafford
Old South Church
Boston
Mass
No Cat Ownership Allowed Under Predatory Animal Law
A law classifies cats as predatory animals making private ownership illegal. The statement asserts universal prohibition with enforcement implications for residents and pet keepers.
Conference visitors to address junior church in Steubenville
The Methodist Protestant Conference director of young peoples work will speak at the regular Sunday service at 11. Rev. A H Lynch, returned missionary from Japan, will share mission experiences. Junior church meets at the usual hour with hope for a large turnout. Waterspouts over a mile high were sighted at sea.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Young Peoples
Methodist Portestant Conference
A. H. Lynch
Japan
Duck Club May Frolic At Lodge Tonight
The local Duck Club's May Frolic is set for the lodge at Sedgefield this evening with final plans complete. Davis Brothers orchestra will provide dance music for this private affair, with admission by card only for members and invited guests.
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Duck Club
Sedgefield
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Terpsichorean
High Point
State-wide Radio System Urged by Safety Council
Raleigh May 22 A spokesman for the State Safety Council says a state wide police radio system authorized by the 1935 legislature would more than double the effectiveness of the state highway patrol. Ben R Stroup Southeastern district field representative spoke as the radio setup began and engineers estimated the study cost.
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Raleigh
Ben R. Stroup
Stroup
Final Safety Council
Estimation of Net Profits for F Ton and Ice Station
It is estimated that f ton net profits average per cent and that the ice station nets only 1 cent.
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Suice
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Bryan Cridlebaugh
Charles Bryan
Montlieu Avenue
Lucy Eshelman
Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
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Yester-Year
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Vagabond
Fethday
Loyal Workers
North Main Street Baptist Church
Washington and
Main Streets
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Minda McArthur
Berta Kirkman
Messrs
Lacy Kirkman
J. C. Woollen
Randleman
Endless Caverns
New Market
Moffitt’s
North Main
Samuel Hyman
Jeweler
Main
R. R. Bland Music Co., Incorporated
Hood Bank Building
Woman’s College
Aycock
William E. Dodd
United States
Germany
Jr. Church
Hutchen’s Bakery
van Hutchen
Lodge
Moskin’s
PRICE
Gooch
Thomas
North Main Street
Dr. Scholl
Chicago
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