Alumnae Honor Mrs Andrew Smith at Alpha Theta Psi Meeting
Mrs. Andrew Smith the former Virginia Seward was the guest of honor at the Alpha Theta Psi alumnae reg ular meeting hosted by Miss Rosalie Andrewson at West College drive. Vere Smith sang three numbers and business notes covered Alumni Day at High Point College on May 28 and a June picnic at Mrs. Henry A White’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hill Smith
Virginia Seward
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Rosalie Andrewson
West College Drive
Annie Lee Jarrell
High Point College
Henry A. White
Leslie Johnson
Thelma
Annie Laurie Moss
Hazel Welborn
Vera Smith
Ina McAdams
Unity Nash
Mesdames W. J. Carter
Tyree Nabors
M. L. Patrick
James Brooks
Altrusa Club Hosts Senior Tea At College Library
The High Point Altrusa club invites about four hundred seniors from High Point High School and High Point College to a tea at the Wrenn Memorial Library on Sunday afternoon May 29. Vocational guidance committee chair Nancy K. Poston leads the event with Lucille Johnston Julia Ryan and Alice Dickerson assisting. This marks the second such tea following Vocational Guidance Week and expands invitations to both girls and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Nancy K. Poston
Lucille Johnston
Julia Ryan
Alice Dickerson
Club
Altrusa
Business and
Altrusa Club
Wrenn Memorial Library
High Point High School
High Point College
Girl Pentagon Meeting With Mrs Covington at 404 Monthes Ave
The Girls' Pentagon club will meet with Mrs. Charlies Covington at her home 404 Monthes Avenue this evening at 7:40 o'clock. This will be the regular weekly meeting of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Charlies Covington
Monthes Avenue
Brigadier Club Meets at Robert Cook Home Tonight
The Brigadier club gathers at Robert Cook's North Hamilton street residence this evening for its regular weekly meeting. The session starts at 8 o'clock and members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Club
Robert Cook
Hamilton Street
Coffield and Durland Win at Duplicate Bridge
Mrs. H. I. Coffield and Mrs. C. C. Durland led the Emerywood Country Club Duplicate Bridge evening hosting by Mrs. Durland. The pair scored 26 1 2 match points while Mr. and Mrs. Waynick placed second with 25. Three tables used Howell movement permitting one winning couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Coffield
C. C. Durland
C. M. Waynick
Emerywood Country Club
Durland
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events This Week
The High Point Eastern Star holds its semi monthly meeting at the Masonic Hall Tuesday at 8 p m. Wednesday features the Burbank Garden Club annual picnic luncheon at Mrs E H Jarrett’s country home. Also Wednesday the Y W C A hosts its annual tea at Mrs Willis Slane’s Emerywood home closing the member drive. Dinner wheetone of the Busi club at Elwood hotel with officer installation. Social Arts Council meets at Mrs J N McCrary’s 502 Parkway. Altrusa banquet and dance at the Sheraton with visitors from Salisbury club. Saturday Philomathian club gathers at Mrs R F J Johnson’s Carrick avenue home.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Burbank
Elwood Hotel
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Salisbury Club
Two Local Girls To Graduate At Salem Academy
Invitations show Miss Helen Millis and Miss Doris Stroupe among Salem Academy graduates. The 166th Annual Commencement is on Friday June 3 1938 in Winston Salem North Carolina with a baccalaureate sermon May 29 by Dr Howard Randthaler. Activities include a farewell dinner June 2 a music recital art and home economics exhibit and a class day on June 3 followed by graduation at 8 30 p.m.
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Salem Academy
Helen Millis
Doris Stroupe
Winston « Salem
North Carolina
At & O'Clock
Howard Rondthaler
Randthaler
Miss Kemp Heads Kee Klub In New Term
Kee Klub members elected new officers for the term with Margaret Kemp as president and Ereelle Allen as secretary treasurer Virginia Horney will handle publicity and Sue Clifton will be program chair The club plans a private dance as its first social event and the next meeting will be at Miss Ereelle Allen's home on 701 Carr Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Klub
Margaret Kemp
Kennedy Street
Ereelle Allen
Virginia Horney
Sue Clifton
Ercelle Allen
Carr Street
Cronstedt Attends Greensboro Mothersingers Luncheon
Carl G. N. Cronstedt supervisor of music in the city schools spoke at a noon luncheon of Mothersingers in Greensboro. Several hundred Mothersingers from district schools attended the event at the O Henry hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Greensboro
O. Henry
Asthma Sufferers Welcome This News
Reader letters discuss an asthma remedy and relief methods, mentioning a prescription from Dr. and a medicine linked to breathing aids. The text references a remedy and possible relief after months of struggle, with brief notes on individuals and reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gm Su
YWCA Membership Tea Set for Mrs Slane’s West Emerywood Home
Cards issued to YWCA members announce a membership tea to conclude this year’s drive. The event, hosted by Mrs Willis Slane, will run from 4 30 to 6 00 in West Emerywood with Mrs Carter Dalton as president and participation from church circle groups and the Junior Service League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Willis Slane
West Emerywood
Carter Dalton
Church Circle
Junior Service League
Young Women's Christian Association
Smiths Celebrate 51st Anniversary With Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs John Smith of Randolph County marked their 51st wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their Asheboro home on North Cox Street. Attending were four daughters three sons four grandchildren and other relatives including Rev A M Smith and Mr and Mrs Spoon whose own anniversary had recently been observed.
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John Smith
Randolph County
Alton Daile
Daile
North Cox Street
Asheboro
W. D. Smith
George Smith
Rena Smith
Esther Smith
Fred Smith
E. L. Bost
Isley Smith
High Point
David
Clarence
Etta Smith
Lonnie Bost
W. J. White
H. §. Spoon
Mr. Spoon
Archdale
Willard Smith
A. M. Smith
Liberty M. P. Church
Mrs. Spoon
Church Social At Archdale Women Meet Wednesday
The Woman's Missionary society of Archdale M E church will meet at the church tomorrow evening at 7 45 All members urged to be present and visitors are welcome An invitation is issued to all the ladies of the church. The business Woman's circle of Main Street M E church will serve the weekly luncheon in the basement tomorrow 11 30 to 1 The menu includes stew beef green beans creamed potatoes slaw cake rolls and tea Public invited and tickets at the door. The Home and Extension department of First Baptist Sunday school will hold a meeting Thursday evening at 8 at the home of Mrs G L Asbury 815 Fifth street. The Stephens Bible Study class meets at 3 Wednesday at the home of Mrs W J Stout 1005 Lindsay street Rev A N Freeman will lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Archdale M. E
Business Woman's Circle
Main Street
M. E. Church
First Baptist Group
First Baptist Sunday School
G. L. Asbury
Fifth Street
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
W. J. Stout
Lindsay Street
A. N. Freeman
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at Mrs Smiths Home
The local American Legion Auxiliary holds a 7 45 pm meeting at 405 Howell Street with full attendance requested. A new slate of officers will be presented and Poppy Day plans discussed. The social hour features battlefield and war cemetery films made in France last summer by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Auxiliary
Oscar Smith
Howell Street
France
Miss Welborn Takes Post With Soil Conservation Service
Miss Nancy Welborn leaves for Littleton to begin duties with the Soil Conservation Service after a three year tenure as junior clerk at the local office. She transfers to the Spartanburg regional headquarters for the posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Welborn
Littleton
Soil Conservation Service
Spartanburg
8. C
W. A. Crissman Speaks To Swing Club At Meeting
Walter Crissman, local attorney, spoke at the Swing club on Opportunities For a Young Girl In the Legal Field. He argued that a woman's chances in law are slim and stated that woman's place is in the home. The meeting at the Gibson clubroom included full membership and one visitor, Mrs Nell Harris, followed by an ice course hosted by Miss Mildred Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swing Club
Gibson
Walter Crissman
M. S. Hall
M. L. Slate
Nancy K. Poston
Nell Harris
Crissman
Mildred Hutchins
Sedgefield Ladies Bridge Tomorrow at Sedgefield Inn
The bi weekly ladies bridge party of the Sedgefield country club will be held at Sedgefield tomorrow afternoon. Play starts at 2 30 o clock and High Point members are expected to attend. The next party will be held two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield
H. S. Dunkleberger
High Point
Busy Needle Art Club Holds Greensboro Luncheon and Movie
Busy Needles Art club members gathered at Lotus tearoom in Greensboro for a luncheon and then attended a Carolina theater film. Guest Mrs. A A Hylton, once a member, rejoined the group with Mesdames R M Williams A R Kimrey E Z Jones Warren Armfield E P Brenner T R Short Boyd W Ward and V G Kirkman in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Needles Art Club
Lotus Tearoom
Greensboro
Carolina Theater
A. A. Hylton
Mesdames R. M. Williams
A. R. Kimrey
E. Z. Jones
Warren Armfield
E. P. Brenner
T. R. Short
Boyd W. Ward
V. G. Kirkman
Plans Completed By Legion Auxiliary For Poppy Day Here
The High Point American Legion Auxiliary unit led by Mrs. I. T. Mann announces Poppy Day observances set for Saturday May 28. Bert Kirkman and Mrs. Sam Tobias head the Poppy Day committee with many volunteers. Proceeds support rehabilitation and welfare work for disabled veterans and the families of the dead and disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
American Legion Auxiliary
I. T. Mann
Bert Kirkman
Sam Tobias
Legion and Auxiliary
Rev F L Conrad Honored At Birthday Dinner
THOMASVILLE May 24 Rev and Mrs F L Conrad of High Point and Mr and Mrs Fred Sullivan dined with Mr and Mrs Clyde Gilbert to honor birthdays of Rev Conrad and Mrs Gilbert. Conrad is pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in High Point.
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Thomasville
F. L. Conrad
High Point
Fred Sullivan
Clyde Gilbert
Conrad
Gilbert
Mr. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Local Health Notes From Charlotte and Guilford General
G W Wallace of 906 Charlotte Street visits Mercy hospital with his sister Mrs Robert Kirkley who had an operation there Wednesday. Mrs D W White of route three recovering from an operation at Guilford General hospital performed last Wednesday. James Hardee of Madison Florida seriously ill after a stroke at his home. cousin Mrs Hardee from this city travels to Madison to be with him. P E Sherrill of Mooresville brother of Mrs George T Wood Jr recuperating from an operation at Guilford General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wallace
Charlotte Street
Mercy Hospital
Charlotte
Robert Kirkley
D. W. White
Route Three
Guilford General Hospital
James Hardee
Madison, Fla
R. H. Walker
P. E. Sherrill
Mooresville
George T. Wood, Jr
Beaux Esprits Club Meets This Evening at Gibson Clubrooms
Beaux Esprits to meet this evening at 7 30 at Gibson clubrooms North Main Street. Guest speaker local artist and photographer Thomas Emile Dodamead will discuss art topics. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaux Esprits Club
Gibson
North Main Street
Thomas Emile Dodamead
Philomatheans Meet Saturday at Mrs Johnson Home
The Philomathean club will hold a meeting on Saturday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs R F J Johnson 904 Carrick avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
R. F. J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
Toad Emerges From 1921 Concrete Post in Indiana Farm
Workmen tearing down a concrete fence post on Paul Fry’s farm near Vincennes, once state excise director, found a dark object poured in 1921. They extracted a flattened toad that revived after water, then hopped away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Paul Fry
State Excise
Fry
Jews Conclude Zionist Meeting in Durham
A three day Zionist conference in Durham wrapped with plans for a Jewish state and a seminary impact on American Jewry. The Women’s Dassa h elected officers including honorary president Mrs Israel Shapiro and presidents Mrs Stein Fayetteville and Mrs E J Felt Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Zionist Region
Eedassah
Israel Shapiro
More
Stein
Fayetteville
BE. J. Felt
Baltimore
E. J. E. Durham
S. Turin Washington
8S. Statisky
Wash
Paul Gordon
Urer
A. Turin
Hungry thief enters service station at Montheu corner
A hungry thief entered a service station on Montheu avenue and North street last night. Missing items include seven cakes, six soft drinks, and a penny vending machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Corn Montheu Avenue
North Street
Good Advice About Constipation
A physician notes the best approach to constipation is addressing the cause rather than DIY remedies. It emphasizes adequate daily bulk from foods like bran, plus water, to form a soft stool. All-Bran, produced by Battle Creek, is suggested as a daily part of the regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Radhelle
U. S
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Alpha Theta Psi
Andrew Smith
College Library
Mrs
Chas. Covington
Mesdames Coffield and
Duplicate Bridge
Moffitt's
North Main
Social Arts
Cealiattin
J. N. McCrary
Parkway
Miss Kemp
Mr. Cronstedt
Mann's Drug Store
YWCA
Miss Welborn
Flynt
Gertrude Clark
L. Russell Clark
Woman's College
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Clark
Geraldine Young
Angier
W. A. Crissman
Sedgefield Ladies
Sedgefield Inn
Busy Needle Art Club
Baako
Ase
vReo Palmer
Shin
Palme eLabe
Dent D
Atlana, Ga
Nes
Gruen
VOGUE
Stanley
Swort
South Main St
Legion Auxiliary
Rev. F. L. Conrad
Pinte
Hart
Walker
Beaux Esprits
Philomatheans
Inmon
Bensemeter Junior
Max Bones
Optometrists
MFG
Opticians
West High Street
Sylfit
Reg
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Sea! of
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Lizzie Gooch
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