Waynick Heads Legion Auxiliary Plan Poppy Day State Conven tion
Mrs. R L Waynick was elected president of the local American Legion Auxiliary. The new slate includes J Worth Ivey as vice president and C Black as corresponding secretary. The group selected delegates to the state convention and outlined plans for Poppy Day to be held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynick
Legion Auxiliary
New State
R. L. Waynick
Unil
Rican Legion Auxiliary
Dan D. Arden
C. H. Greer
Montieu Mue
Oscar L. Smith
Dan Arden
J. Worth Ivey
C. Black
Leigh Harper
John Raper
M. T. Hicks
Ant-At-Arms
George Nor
Greensboro
North Carolina Department Legion Auxiliary
C. A. York
Marie Workman
Edith Watson
Jack Crawford
Esther Free
Nell Jeanette McCain
Roy Spearman
Stirewall
John C. Sheloff Hosts Social Gathering at Sedgefield Inn
Mrs. John C. Sice entertained a small group yesterday at Sedgefield Inn for a formal party. Early flowers of peonies and iris decorated the solarium where guests enjoyed a dainty salad and refreshments later in the afternoon. Mrs. Edwards of Winston-Salem and Mrs. Cerney were honored guests, each receiving gifts, while many neighbors and friends attended including Mrs. J. Kirkman and Mrs. Jarriss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Sice
Sedgefield
It Edwards
Winston-Sathe House
Mal F
Albion Millis
W. A. Sherrod
Charles Kearns
Jesse Washburn
John 8. Pickett
James Armstrong
Claude Reitzel
Allen Austin
E. T. Kearns
T. V. Rochelle
R. H. Sechrest
R. A. Sheloff
Katherine Kearns
Helen Sheloff
Delegates from High Point at State Council Daughters of America
Delegates from High Point attend the fourteenth annual State Council Daughters of America session in Greensboro with headquarters at the O Henry Hotel. The event opens with a 2 30 p m business session and a 7 p m banquet in the hotel ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
State Council Daughters of America
Greensboro
O. Henry Hotel
Callie Stewart
J. P. Hipps
Mary Tankersley
Richmond
Ralph Lewis
Lena Shipwash
Emma Calhoun
Berta Loman
Washington Council No. 4
High Point Council
Peace Council No. 9 of
Mary Forrester
Rocky Mount
Three Tables In Play At Ladies Bridge At Club
Three tables of bridge were in play yesterday afternoon at Emerywood Country Club for the bi weekly ladies party. Hostesses were Mrs E T Howard and Mrs J P Bolt. The prize, a double deck of cards, went to Mrs James Lovelace. Other attendees included Mesdames June Scott Hugh Smart John Davis J J Groome W E Mitchell A B Parker Jr John Brooks R F Johnson and R F Johnson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
E. T. Howard
J. P. Bolt
James Lovelace
Mesdames
June Scott
Hugh Smart
John Davis
J. J. Groome
W. E. Mitchell
A. 8. Parker, Jr
John Brooks
R. F. J. Johnson
R. F J. Johnson, Jr
BPWC Members Visit Neighboring Clubs
Four BPW members from the local club attended the Thomasville BPW annual Spring banquet and officer installation with state president Dess M. Gurganus of Raleigh as guest. The local contingent included Rachel Moser president Kemp Baldwin Oriana B. James and Birtie White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Thomasville
BPW Club
Dess M. Gurganus
Raleigh
Rachel Moser
Kemp Baldwin
Oriana B. James
Birtie White
Winston-Salem Club
James
E. M. Shipman
Broadus Casey
Ruth Welborn
Social Calendar for Wednesday to Saturday events
The Women of the Moose meet and initiate a member on Wednesday at the Moose Hall. Mrs. Alson Gray hosts bridge at 410 Lindsay Street to honor Mrs. E L Bailey. Social Arts Club hosts at 3 p.m. Thursday on Montlieu Avenue. Friday hosts hospitality luncheon for Mrs. R S Lafferty leaving for Richmond. Nurses graduation dance at Burros Memorial hospital and Lutheran church. Saturday Junior American Legion Auxiliary meets at Helen Gibson’s. AAUW garden party at Mrs. Horace Haworth’s. new officers installed. Girls Pentagon Club dinner and dance at Emerywood Country Club with Russ Grigg’s band. admission by card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Alson Gray
Lindsay Street
Bridge
E. L. Bailey
Dorothy Jones
EB. Z. Jones
Montlieu Avenue
Mes
James Kenneth Redman
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
R. S. Lafferty
Richmond
Burros Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Gibson
Howell Street
American Association of University Women
Horace Haworth
Pentagon Club
Emerywood Country Club
Russ Grigg
Business Girls Outing at City Lake
Members of the Business and Professional Girls Club of the Y W C A enjoyed an evening outing at the city lake replacing the usual Adams Memorial Y W C A supper. About forty attendees gathered after leaving the Y W C A at 6 15. Supper was served picnic style with thirty three members and six guests including Frances Muse Helen Dickson Carmen Austin Rebecca Nicholson Inez Pitts and Mesdames H C Myrick and A B Pater.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
City Lake
Adams Memorial
Frances Muse
Helen Dickson
Carmen Austin
Rebecca Nicholson
Inez Pitts
Mesdames H. C. Myrick
A.B. Pater
Miss Whitehead To Host Brides Elect Bridge Luncheon
Miss Selma Whitehead will entertain at the Sheraton Hotel on Saturday for Miss Deppe Barker, bride elect to John Callahan of Greensboro. Guests include Misses Nelle Poole, Grace McCracken, and Rebecca Harris. A bridge luncheon with about nine tables will begin at eleven, followed by luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Whitehead
Sheraton
Deppe Barker
John Callahan
Greensboro
Miss Barker
Nelle Poole
Grace McCracken
Rebecca Harris
Phyllis Wall Elected Oak Hill Student Council Head
Phyllis Wall a fifth grade standout at Oak Hill School was elected president of the Student Council in a morning assembly. Sergeant Pike spoke on the duties of a patrol boy and student safety. Robert Burton and Glendale Jones described their Washington trip with the Patrol Boys. A pep meeting followed for the softball team ahead of the cup game with Juma Blair. The article also notes a new five cylinder aviation motor and a statistic on private pilot miles and fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Wall
Oak Hill
Sergeant Pike
Robert Burton
Glendale Jones
Washington
Juma Blair
Edward Duncan
Sara Lou’ Newton
Betty Jo Beeson
Backroads, Gardens, and a Matriarch in High Point
A nostalgic feature traces humble yards along Winston highway with Iris blooms and garden efforts by Katherine Marsh. It notes Mary Lewis Millis at Hollins College, Virginia show fashions, and profiles the community matriarch famed for club activity and style in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Highway
Katherine Marsh
Rotary
Charles McAnally
Woodsey
Wanna
Mary Lewis Millis
Hollins College
High Point
Virginia College
Rehearsals Underway For Denton Musical Comedy Hello Everybody
Rehearsals are in full swing for the amateur musical comedy Hello Everybody to be staged at Denton High School auditorium on Friday May 24 at 8 p m. Mary Alice Franklin and Jimmie Wilkins lead romantic roles with a comic cast including Joe Crawford Sugar Loflin Sara Kine Ruth Cole and Erwin Hunt. Fifty to seventy five children join the main cast in colorful numbers alongside a Baby Parade featuring local youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
Denton
Denton High School
Mary Alice Franklin
Jimmie Wilkins
Joe Crawford
Sugar” Loflin
Sara Kine
Ruth Cole
Ann Bisher
Clara van Tysinger
Janet Smith
Joan Walker
Johnnie Krieger
Wesley Mitchell
Ann
Nan Norris
Tony Surratt
Vondle Crawford
Rebecca Ann Hughes
Mary Elizabeth Surratt
Eleanor Powell
Lorraine Meadows
Fanny Mae Wilkins
Rebecca Beckham
Lucille Morris
Margaret Goodwin
Iris Cook
Rebecca Carroll
Frances Coggins
Nell Plummer
Earlene Warner
Order Eastern Star
Brandon James
Practical Window Treatment Idea With Shelves and Closets
A practical and attractive window treatment uses narrow side and top shelves with closed closets or long shelves beneath. Shelves may hold books or ornaments while the lower storage space keeps playing cards score sheets pencils ashtrays or extra linens.
Goat Defeats Goose in Park Zoo Fight
In Kinston on May 22 a goat and a goose clashed at Emma Webb Park Zoo. Nellie the goose, noted for a bad disposition, sparked the affray but the goat prevailed.
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Goose
Miss Cross Weds Lloyd Hughes In Rock Hill C
Mrs. Mittie V. Cross announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Elizabeth to Lloyd Odell Hughes in Rock Hill South Carolina yesterday. Rev C A Lupo officiated at the home ceremony with Edwin C Rankin Jr as best man. Hughes, son of Mr and Mrs W Ernest Hughes of High Point, is a Furman graduate and works at the High Point Savings and Trust Co. They will live with the groom’s parents at 420 East Washington Street after a Florida honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittie V. Cross
Mary Elizabeth
Lloyd Odell Hughes
Rock Hill
8. C
C. A. Lupo
High Point High School
Montreat Junior
Montreat
Edwin C. Rankin, Jr
Mr. Hughes
W. Ernest Hughes
High Point
Atlanta
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Florida
Hughes
East Washington Street
Church Social aids community with church supper
The Woman's Auxiliary of Ran kin Memorial Church sponsors a Saturday supper in the church basement from 5 to 8 PM with chicken salad gravy green beans mashed potatoes cake hot rolls and iced tea. Public invited and a small plate charge applies. Monthly Susannah Wesley Class meeting at Archdale Methodist Church canceled for May. Lottie Holden Bible Class meets at Mrs. Bundy's Newton Street home Thursday at 3 PM. Seersucker covers offered as washable no iron material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary
Rankin Memorial Church
Susannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
Lottie Holden
C. B. Bundy
Newton Street
New W C TU Adds Four Members at May Meeting
The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union welcomed four new members Miss Mary Clegg and Mesdames Allene Smith J M Coggins and Er Kreinbaum at a May session at the First Baptist Church. Guest speaker Mrs F M Royall returned missionary spoke on Temperance and Missionary Work. Mrs M J Crowder presided and urged attendance at the prisonera at the bar play that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
F. M. Royall
J. M. Coggins
Er. H. Kreinbaum
M. J. Crowder
First Methodist Church
Lexington
Brides-Elect Of Summer Honored At Bridge Party
Three brides-elect Miss Elizabeth Crowell Deppe Barker and Mary Louise Myrick were feted at a bridge party hosted by Misses Clara Moss and Betty McArthur at Mrs CBE Reitzel’s Lindsay Street home. Four bridge tables, pink and yellow roses, and an ice course followed by crystal gifts for the honorees. Bay Street School faculty attended and Mrs John Myrick assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crowell
Deppe Barker
Mary Louise Myrick
Cbe
Reitzel
Lindsay Street
Clara Moss
Betty McArthur
Mary Brantley
Sue Warren
Crystal
Sara Matthews
Maggie Lou Blackmon
Virginia Rogers
Moss and
McArthur
Bay Street School
Miss Myrick
John Myrick
Friends and locals update health from area hospitals
News notes about several residents in Guilford County improving after operations and injuries. Arthur Lott is reported improving at Guilford General Hospital after major surgery on Friday. Francis Kennedy of Catawba College, Salisbury, seeks treatment there for injuries from a lake diving accident. Mrs C J Zachary remains hospitalized at Duke Hospital. Ronald Welborn visits J Van Boyles at Montheu Avenue, with G M Ricketts of Richmond visiting as well. Lois Welborn returns from New York after attending the World's Fair. J Mally Gray is treated for a broken foot at Guilford General Hospital and expects a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lott
Guilford General Hospital
Francis Kennedy
Catawba College
Salisbury
J. van Boyles
Montheu Avenue
G. M. Ricketts
Richmond, Va
Ronald
J. Mally Gray
Youth Grateful After Bicycle Recovery
A youngster thanked police after his bicycle, stolen earlier, was recovered today. An officer located the bike and guided the youth to it, prompting a grateful response. Chicago May 22. Butter prices steady, eggs unchanged, receipts up to date.
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Chicago
Thomasville BPWC installs new slate at banquet
About fifty members and guests from Thomasville and nearby cities gathered at the Woman's Club to celebrate the annual spring banquet and final meeting of the current BPWC club year. Mrs Dess M Gurganus of Raleigh installed the new officers, spoke on state conventions, and led a candlelight installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
BPWC
High Point
Asheboro
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Blowing Rock
Clara Harrison
Gladys Falls
Susannah Matthews
Allan Surratt
W. K. McGee
Margaret McLeod
Frances Griffin
McGee
Jewell Sink
Marie Jones
Maye Livensood
Minnie Gilliam
Myra Olive
Visit to Thomasville Social Roundup Recalls Bridging and Guests
Judith Owen attends a Thomasville gathering with Shirley Green and others while Miss Ruth Weeks visitors from Jacksonville, Florida stays with Mrs. Bertram Heathcote. The Sans Souci bridge club, hosted by Mrs. G. E. Crowell, enjoys two bridge tables and spring flowers. prizes go to Mrs. R. Hodgin. An ice course follows, and other locals host visitors and entertainments at Burrus Memorial Hospital and area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci Bridge Club
G. E. Crowell
Glenanda
R. Hodgin
Jennie Zollicoffer
Roanoke Rapids
H. R. Kyser
Red Gray
Harry Lee Lambeth
Paul Hassler
Walter Newby
Frank Marr
Ralph Wilson
Duck Club Weiner Roast Raises Evening Fun
The Duck Club held a weiner roast at the clubhouse at Sedge field last evening with about forty members and guests. The event opened with dancing, followed by outdoor supper. The night ended with group singing on the lawn and plans for a business meeting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Nose Drops Ad Claims Quick Relief for Cold Grip
An advertisement promotes Penetro Nose Drops claiming rapid relief from the nose pinching grip of a cold. The copy urges using two drops to ease nasal congestion. It presents a bold, direct pitch typical of early 20th century medical elixir style.
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Moses W. J. Bennett
George Con
Cinback
Cosere
John C. Sheloff
Sedgefield Inn
Teethina
Georgia
Cial
Pilates
Ners
Sic
Winthe
Unshine
Lau Wai Foory
State Council Daughters America
Miss Whitehead
Oak Hill, Spt
Pike
Aear
Roella V. Murrow
Edward R. Murrow
Columbia Broadcasting System
Main Street
Baptist Church
Mary Lewis
Virginia Perry
Adeline Kearns
Meredith Slane
Dorothy Terry
Panama
Valette Harris
Jobe
Nell Ayers
Kat Kearns
Unity Nash
Virginia Dare
Unity
Marvin Nashes
Mr. Nash
Miss Cross
Lloyd Hughes
Rock Hill, C
Archdale
W.C.T
F M. Royall
R. L. Kennedy
Route One
C. J. Zachary
Duke Hospital
Durham
Lois Welborn
New York
American Institute of Laundering
Thomasville Club
Bertram Heathcote
C. F. Gibson
East Main Street
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Isabel Boyles
W. G. Smith
Ruth Weeks
Jacksonville
Fla
Heathcote
William Latta Baxer
Belva Harris
Lessie Harris
Randolph Street
Alice Lambeth Wilson
West Main Street
Bobby Wilson
Smithfield
Nell Swain
Judith Owen
Shirley Green
Marcia Black
Juneskeen
Joan
Patty Hassler
W. C. Wilson
Bonnie
Bill
Vira Clodfelter
Burrus Memorial Hospital
O. C. Wal
Amanda Wall
Mount Airy
Rey
R. K. Fleming
Virginia Boyles
Brenau College
Gainesville
First Presbyterian Church
L. E. Bird
H. D. Rucker
O. R. Hodgin
Lizzie Gooch
Lizzie Csqoc
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