Mrs. Dunbar Chosen President of General Federation Women’s Clubs
Mrs Saidie Orr Dunbar of Portland Oregon is elected president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs the world’s largest women’s organization with over two million members in fourteen thousand six hundred clubs She is the first woman with long executive experience to hold the post Her career includes executive secretary of the Oregon Tuberculosis Association for 22 years and teaching roles at the University of Oregon Medical School Linfield College honored her with a Doctor of Humane Letters in 1937 She will base her administration in Washington and plan activities around public health and community welfare She will attend the National Tuberculosis Association convention in Los Angeles and the National Education Association meeting in New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Saidie Orr Dunbar
Portland
Oregon
Dunbar
Oregon Tuberculosis Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Alaska
University of Oregon Medical School
Department of Nursing Education
Linfield College
General Federation
Kansas City
Los Angeles
National Education Association
New York
Miss Drake Weds Hayden Rutledge In Ceremony Here
Miss Gertrude Drake daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Drake of Asheville wed Hayden W Rutledge on Saturday afternoon at the groom’s mother Mrs EB E Wilson home. Only immediate family and a few friends attended. The bride wore powder blue crepe with a corsage of rosebuds and sweet peas. Mrs Rutledge, a trained nurse from Pisgah Sanatorium, and Mr Rutledge of High Point Creamery will reside on Springfield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Drake
High Point Creamery
Springfield Avenue
Building communal life for the modern age
Bertrand Russell argues that no community can stay healthy without shared life and that the near future requires creating new forms in harmony with contemporary times. He emphasizes collective engagement and evolving social structures to sustain healthy communities.
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Bertrand Russell
Mrs Hammond Hosts Burlington Bride Elect Party in Randleman
Mrs Larry Hammond hosted a bridge party at Mrs Weaver Lineberry home to honor Miss Ollie DeMoss of Burlington as a bride elect. Four tables played with prizes, bridal decor, and an ice course. Attendees included Mrs Dan Burns and several local residents from Randleman Asheboro and Raleigh. The same night the Women’s Missionary Society met at Miss Nora Hughes home with program by Mrs Richard Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineberry
Ollie Demoss
Dan Burns
Carrie Mrittain
Virginia Barker
Asheboro
Neal Parris
Raleigh
Jack Newlin
Frank Talley
Dorothy Fox
Mildred Talley
Weaver Lineberry
Randleman
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M. P.echuren
Nora Hughes
Talmage Daniels
Richard Brown
Miss Leonard Ward Hosts Bridge Club At Main Street
Miss Leonard Ward was gracious hostess to the bridge club at her home on Main Street Thursday night. A colorful display of summer flowers adorned the house and prizes went to Mrs. Lewis Luther and Mrs. Jack Newlin. The hostess, aided by her mother, Mrs. Ethel Millikan, served an ice course to several ladies and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Ward
Main Street
Lewis Luther
Jack Newlin
Ethel Millikan
Mesdames FE
E. Bunting
Frank Talley
Cletus Brookshire
A. & Freeman
Lewis Bsuther
Ruth Allred
C. D. Kistler
Weaver Lineberry
Mra
Jack
Hege Inn
Benny Moffitt
Maxine Leonard
Odessa Snow
Paul Hinkle
Vivian Gambrell
Clara Ann Miller
Mother Mac
Virginia Holmes Brinkley
Salisbury Street
Bettie Baxter
Charlotte
Ella Troy Woodson
Salisbury
Mildred Thompson
Marguerite Thomason
Miss Baxter
Miss Woodson
Miss Thompson
Junior class hosts Buddy Whitson party at church street home
The M. P. church junior class surprised Buddy Whitson with a Wednesday afternoon party and handkerchief shower at his Church street home. Ten classmates joined games and contests on the lawn while Mrs. Snyder, the teacher, served cold drinks and cookies as Buddy prepares to leave for Altamahaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
Buddy Whitson
Church Street
Snyder
Buddy
Altamahaw
Engagements and social news from Lexington dated May 21
Lieu tenant Colonel and Mrs. Wade H. Phillips announce the engagement of their daughter Caroline Mary to Thomas B. Steel Jr. of Clayton New York and Portland Oregon with a late May wedding in Oregon City. Also announced is the engagement of Mary Edna Fritts to Wail Young Waitman with a June 5 ceremony at Holy Grove Lutheran church. The column details school events social visits and club meetings including Girl Reserves mother daughter banquet Sorosis club and American Legion Auxiliary activities.
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Lexington
Wade H. Phillips
Caroline Mary
Thomas B. Steel, Jr
Clayton
New York
Portland
Oregon
Oregon City
Miss Phillips
Phillips
North Carolina
Steel
Hobart College
Geneva
Duke University
Carey, Hart, Spencer and McCulloch
Robert L. Fritta
Mary Edna
Young Waitman
Holly Grove Lutheran Church
R. L. Fisher
Miss Fritts
Pilot School
Waitman
Charlies Waitman
West Seventh Avenue
Esso
North Main Street
Household Arts Club Meets at Grissom Home
Members of the Household Arts club gathered at Mrs. C. F. Grissom’s home for a regular bi weekly meeting. Plans were made for a quilting event at Mrs. L. I. Parlow’s home and for the annual picnic. A visit to the garden supplied red rose buds for meeting decorations. A needlework session followed with a sweet course and coffee. Members present included Mesdames Claude Ellington Minnie Hinkle L L Farlow Fred L Ingram W D Sale Sr J H Womble J M Montgomery and T G Shelton.
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Household Arts Club
C. F. Grissom
L. l. Parlow
Coffe
Claude Ellington
Minnie Hinkle
L. L. Farlow
Fred L. Ingram
W. D. Sale, Sr
J. H. Womble
J. At. Montgomery
T. G. Shelton
Comedian Ken Murray Comments on Industry Problems
Ken Murray says many dismiss concerns of comedians, reflecting worries about credibility and audience perception in the entertainment field. The remark highlights tension between performers and public expectations.
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Ken Murray
Trotter-Frazier Vows Announced in Quiet Danville Ceremony
Miss Hazel A. Trotter and J R Frasier Jr were married in Danville Virginia on Sunday May 15 in a quiet 4 30 p m ceremony conducted by Rev M T Sorrell The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Trotter resides on High Point route three near Glenola She graduated Trinity high school The groom eldest son of J Ray Frasier resides in the same community He graduated Allen Jay high school class of 37 They will live with the groom family temporarily
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Danvile
Hazel A. Trotter
J. R. Frasier, Jr
High Point Route Three
M. T. Sorrell
Tony
J. R. Trotter
High Point
Glenola
Trinity High School
Frazier
J. Ray Frasier
Allen Jay High School
Doctor Wood Heads to Virginia Medical Meeting
Dr George T Wood leaves this morning for Charlottesville Virginia to attend a medical meeting at the University of Virginia He expects to return to his office Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wood
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Mrs Henry Lewis Recuperating After Randolph Hospital Visit
Mrs Henry Lewis of Asheboro, who underwent an operation last Tuesday at Randolph hospital, is now at the home of her brother Gurney White, 615 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lewis
Asheboro
Randolph Hospital
Gurney White
South Main Street
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Randleman Man
In Randleman on May 15 a surprise birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevenson for Jesse Steven son. Rev. John Allred spoke, a sumptuous dinner followed, and numerous locals attended including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith of High Point and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Randleman
Jesse Stevenson
Henry Stevenson
John Allred
Floyd Smith
High Point
Dennis Parker
Joe Connor
Oole Stout
Troy Davis
Colon Underwood
Troy Wall
Randheman
Ernest Bayles
Fred Smith
L. H. Laughlin
Greensboro
Wesley Lovette
Charles and
Ollie Stevenson
Women’s Bible Class Honors Mrs Stout on Birthday
The Women's Bible class of Randleman Christian Church met at Mrs Hazel Dorsett's home on May 13 to honor Mrs Ocle Stout's birthday. The honoree received many gifts and well wishes as part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Bible Clase
Randleman Christian Church
Hazel Dorsett
Ocle Stout
Missionary Society Meeting At Naomi Note
The missionary society of M. B. churches held their May meeting in Naomi on Monday evening with 14 members present. Devotional was led by Mrs. M. Ferree, followed by a program including Miss Laura Brookshire on The Who Laid the Foundations and Leonard Ward on Ministry of Education. The June meeting will be held in St. Pauls church.
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Naomi M. E. Church
Elisabeth Swaith
Bernice Frazier
D. M. Ferree
Mary Ellen Daniels
Missionary Society of M. B
Naomi B
M. Ferree
Poe
Laura Brookshire
Local Visits and Hospital Care Reported in North Carolina
Little Mary Talley stays a few days with sister M Watson Millikan in Asheboro. Miss Maud Fox receives treatment at St. Leo's Hospital in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Talley
M Watson Millikan
Asheboro
Miss Maud Fox
St. Leo's Hospi
Greensboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madi
Mrs. Dunbar
General Federation Women’s Clubs
Miss Drake
Hayden Rutledge
Deckle-Edged
Edgar Snider
N. Wrenn
Walter Kirkman
RAY Street School
Junior League
Association of the Junior Leagues of America
Helen Leovy
Miss Leovy
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Hammond
Burlington
Newlin
Larry Hammond
Hilda McSnider
3. &. Davis
Sorosis Club
D. A. Walser
Hillcrest
Mra. Walser
Roscoe Wall
Winston-Salem
Charles Dickens
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hut
Joe K. Cecil
Charles Young
Carolina Phillips
Richard Davis
Lee Grimes
L. O. Walser
Jimmie
C. J. Leonard
Cletus Beck
West Sixth Street
G. W. Wade
Economy Motors, Inc
John D. Craver
Numa Leonard
Piedmont Furniture Company
Danville
Tri-State Furniture Association
T. T. Goings
W. C. Goings
Wagger's Ladies’ Shop
Hamilton
Trotter-Frazier
G. Lambe
Otto Robbing
Ocie Stout
Hart
Sheraton Hotel
North Main
South Main
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