Mrs Alson Gray Hosts Bridge and Linen Shower
Mrs. Alson Gray entertained Mrs. E L Bailey at her Lindsay Street home with a bridge party and linen shower. Guests included Anne Ross Asheboro Mildred Coble Betty Hornaday Greensboro Helen Rae Holton and others as high scores and prizes were awarded.
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Alson Gray
Bridge
E. L. Bailey
Edgar Lee Bailey
Lindsay Street
Bailey
Dorothy Jones
Anne Ross
Asheboro
Helen Rae Holton
Crystal Ashtrays
Martha Loflin
Mildred Jones
V. W. Idol, Jr
Openhouse At Nurses Home After Nursing Graduation
Plans for an open house at Burrus Memorial Nurses Home on Howell Street follow the nursing school graduations at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Eight nurses receive certificates in formal rites earlier in the evening. Dancing to a local orchestra is planned as the main entertainment with the 8:30 commencement processional by Meyerbbeer and remarks by Rev. F L Conrad.
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Burrus Memorial
Howell Street
Friends of the Norses
Cates
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Meyerbeer
Olin R. Blickensderfer
F. L. Conrad
Jesus
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Church
Social Calendar Highlights Local Hospitality Luncheon and Events
A packed social schedule includes Mrs. Kenneth Redman and Mrs. A E Taplin hosting a luncheon at Wood land Drive to honor Mrs. R S Lafferty as she moves to Richmond. An open house at Burrus Memorial Hospital Nurses Home honors eight new graduates. The Junior American Legion Auxiliary meets at Helen Gibsons. AAU Women host a garden party at Mrs Horace Haworth’s to install officers. Girls Pentagon Club hosts a formal dinner and dance at Emerywood Country Club with admission by card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Redman
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
R. S. Lafferty
Richmond
American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Gibson
Howell Street
American Association of University Women
Horace Haworth
Pentagon Club
Emerywood Country Club
Russ Grege
Greensboro Women Host Friendly Garden Club Program
Mrs J R Chrisman and Mrs T R Jackson led a Friendly Garden Club program at Mrs W L Kivett's home with tips on Vitamin B-1 use on flowers and screen flower arrangements. A social picnic supper followed as birthdays for several members were celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J. R. Chrisman
T. R. Jackson
Roy Brown
C. L. Clapp
M. L. Holton
W. L. Kivett
Kivett
Friendly Club
Ed Holton
Eugene Hendrix
E. E. Witcher
P. L. Cox
A. M. Upshaw
Pearl Kivyett
North Carolina Pharmacists Auxiliary elects officers
At the final session of the Auxiliary of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association in Charlotte Mrs. John Civil of Charlotte was named president and Mrs. C. A. Ring of High Point vice president. New officers include Mrs. A. P. Crawford of Lenoir second vice president Mrs. Henry Bizzell of Charlotte secretary treasurer and Mrs. D. T. Hocutt of Charlotte parliamentarian. A sightseeing tour banquet with floor show and a dance capped the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Pharmacists
Charlotte
John Civil
C. A. Ring
High Point
A. P. Crawford
Lenoir
Henry Bizzell
D. T. Hocutt
Mrs Richardson Hosts Outing for Richard sons Store Staff
Mrs D E Richardson entertained about 35 Richard sons Department Store employees and a few guests at her residence near the Asheboro road last evening. John W Richardson led singing, J W Gordon acted as master of ceremonies, and executives spoke after a picnic style meal under the trees. Also present were Mr and Mrs C B Mattocks Tom Richardson W Blair Richardson John Billy and Miss Eldora Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Richardson
Richardson
Asheboro Road
John W. Richardson
J. W. Gordon
C. B. Mattocks
Tom Richardson
W. Blair Richardson
John and Billy
Eldora Haworth
Home And Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Sumner Home
Mrs BE A Sumner hosted the Home and Garden Club at her Florham Avenue home for a regular meeting. She presented My Garden an essay in which pruning and late spring planting were discussed with humor. New president Mrs Howard Marsh presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Sumner
Home and Garden Club
Florham Avenue
Howard Marsh
Tea Given By Mrs Doak Finch At Sedgefield Inn
A large tea at Sedgefield Inn honored Miss Lambeth and Miss Boyles with Mrs Doak Finch hosting guests from Thomasville High Point and Greensboro. The event featured a pink white floral solarium setting and sumptous ices and cakes as about three hundred twenty five guests called between four and six.
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Doak Finch
Sedgefield Inn
Thomasville
High Point
Greensboro
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Isabel Boyles
J. B. Byerly, Jr
Miss Lambeth
T. W. Blackwell, Jr
Winston- Salem
J. F. Hayden
Frank Marr
Finch
Agnes Crowder
J. P. Crowder
Lambeth
Charles F. Lambeth
Miss Boyles
J. W. Boyles
Byerly
Priscilla Lambeth
Mildred Crowder
Jean Rankin
Alice Chandler
Betty Sechrest
Helen Crowder
Jane Austin
Solarium
Glenn Pennington
Mesdames
D. A. Long
W. H. Curlee
One Candidate Initiated Into Women of the Moose
Miss Dorothy Dailey Forward was initiated into the Women of the Moose at a regular Moose Hall meeting on North Main Street. Mrs Aussie Forward served as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dailey Forward
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Aussie Forward
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