Mrs Lafferty Honors With Woodland Drive Luncheon
Mrs R S Lafferty, soon moving to Richmond, Va, was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mesdames Kenneth Redman and A E Taplin at Redman’s Woodland Drive home. Twenty three guests enjoyed a two course luncheon at floral tables with white peonies, and gifts included a hand painted serving tray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Lafferty
Richmond
Kenneth Redman
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Mrs. Lafferty
Mesdames H. L. Brockmann
C. C. Garrett
Hazel Hardin
John Pickett
Collier Ellis
Harry Alexander
J. M. Thomas
Lamar McCallum
R. K. Young
Carter Dalton
O. C. Williamson
P. H. Dalton
W. H. Hayes
Floyd Wilson
W. W. Idol
W. R. McCain
Frank Smith
Fred Thomas
Charles R. Barrier
Humphreys Host Reception For High Point College Class
Dr and Mrs G I Humphreys hosted a West College Drive reception for High Point College seniors after the recital opening commencement activities. E C Glasgow and Dr and Mrs Lindley welcomed guests while seniors received miniature diplomas as congratulatory souvenirs. Commencement exercises are set for Monday in Harrison Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Humphreys
High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
High Point Colllege
Roberts Hall
E. C. Glasgow
Humphreys
P. E. Lindley
Carol Smith
Staten Island
N. Y
Virginia Jester
Baltimore
N. P. Yarborough
Lucile Johnston
Allen Austin, Jr
Libby Green
Nell Marie Humphreys
Gloria Foust
C. R. Hinshaw
H. A. White
Charlene Humphreys
Mrs. Fred L Ingram Hosts Household Arts Club Meeting
Mrs. Fred L Ingram entertained the Household Arts Club at her English Street home for the bi weekly gathering. The program featured Miss Lucille Ingram with a name guessing contest and Bible quiz prizes won by Mrs. J H Womble and Mrs N E Russell. A Red Cross Mobilization contribution was voted and a sweet social hour served to eight members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L Ingram
Fred L. Ingram
Household Arts Club
English Street
Roses
Iris
C. F. Grissom
Red Cross
Mercy
Lucille Ingram
N. E. Russell
J. H. Womble
Ingram
R. J. Patterson
Spartanburg
W. ©. Comer
H. H. Beeson
Mesdames
Sam Dutton
J. R. Montgomery
Cc. F. Ellington
W. D. Sale, Jr
Minnie Hinkle
Social Calendar Highlights At Burrus Memorial Hospital
An open house at Burrus Memorial Hospital Nurses Home honors eight graduates from the annual commencement at the Lutheran church. Community friends are invited. The Junior American Legion Auxiliary meets at Helen Gibson’s home. The American Association of University Women holds a garden party to install new officers at Mrs. Horace Haworth’s home. The Girls' Pentagon Club hosts a dinner and dance at Emerywood Country Club with Russ Gregg’s band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Gibson
Howell Street
American Association of University Women
Horace Haworth
Pentagon Club
Emerywood Country Club
Russ Gregg
Flora McDonald Alumnae Elect New State Here
Flora McDonald High Point chapter of the Alumnae Association met at Lindsay Street home of Miss Anna Elisabeth Kearns. Miss Helen Dickson was elected president to succeed Miss Kearns and Mrs. O C Williamson became secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Flora McDoald College
Annual Picnic Of Twentieth Century Club Tomorrow
The Twentieth Century Club holds its annual picnic tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Koontz near Guilford College. Members and their husbands gather at 5 o'clock for the final club meeting of the season, with supper prepared and served outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Henry V. Koontz
Guilford College
Koontz
Live Y'ers Elect Miss Jensen To Camp Merriwoode
Members of the Live Y'ers Club met at the Adams Memorial Y W C A building for a weekly session. Miss Ellen Jensen was elected delegate to the Business Girls conference at Camp Merriwoode in June and Miss Mandarrows was chosen for the Council of Social Agencies. The meeting also invites renewed Y W C A membership during the annual Invitation of Membership week. Miss Ollie Brown served as vice president with twelve members and one visitor, Miss Mary Elizabeth Vail, present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial
Camp Merriwoode
Ellen Jensen
Campee
Manderrows
Council of
Ollie Brown
Mary Elizabeth Vail
Miss Myrick Bridal Parties Planned Ahead of Nuptials
Two more prenuptial events honor Miss Mary Louise Myrick who will wed Albert Pennington Hyde of New York City at the First Presbyterian Church. Miss Evelyn Sharpe hosts a Greensboro luncheon with eight guests. Saturday evening features bridge at the Thompson home with Mrs Wesselhoft and Mrs Ruger hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Myrick
Albert Pennington Hyde
New York City
First Presbyterian Church
Evelyn Sharpe
Greeneboro
Miss Myrick
Herbert Cartland
Greensboro
Terry D. Sharpe
John H. Myrick
Sarah Howerton
Elizabeth Buhman
Carl Wesselhoft
William Ruger
Wesselhoft
Ruger
James F. Thompson
Parkway
Mothersingers suspend activities until fall season
The High Point Mothersingers Group under PTA sponsorship ends its season after a state Congress presentation and will resume rehearsals in the fall. New officers include Mrs. John Peacock as chairman and Mrs. H. L. Brockmann as vice chairwoman. Carl Cronstedt directs the group. CHAPEL HILL, May 24. Eight UNC coeds are tapped for Alpha Kappa Gamma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Mothersingers Group
John Peacock
H. L. Brockmann
W.B. Hall
Carl Cronstedt
City Schools
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Miss
Betty Moore
Talladega
Ala
Julia McConnell
Episcopal Parish House
Eie Stacy
Mary Wood
Elizabethton
Tenn
Melville Corbett
Kinsmno
Mary Lewis
Montclair
N. J
Altajane Holden
Bunnell
Fla
Gene Rankin
Montgomery
Sarah McLean
Plymouth
Louise Jordan
Fayetteville
Elizabeth Shewmake
Davidson
Ruth Parsons
Yonkers
N. Y
Polly Pollock
Chicago
Ill
Mary Perry Garvin
Salley
S. C
Virginia Bower
Lexington
Nell Battle Booker
Lions Club Observes Ladies Night At Sheraton
Lions Club members led by Dr. M. L. Slate honored wives with a banquet and dance at the Sheraton Hotel. About sixty attendees heard a program by the High Point College quartet and Miss Doris Koonce, with flute numbers by Strickland Moose Scruggs. The Tuxedo Ten orchestra directed by Thomas Dodamead Jr. provided music from 9 p.m. onward amid summer floral decor. Local and Winston-Salem guests included O J Allison Carl Fare and the Collins and Hendrix families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dodamead, Jr
Sheraton Hotel
Lions’ Club
Winston-Salem Club
Lions Club
M. L. Slate
Turkey
Tuxedo Ten
O. J. Allison
Carl Fare
J. H. Collins
E. Smith
John Hendrix
High Point
Social happenings in Thomasville and Greensboro College visit
Mrs. Herman Smith and Mrs. Ralph Walls of Asheville spent yesterday in Thomasville as guests at a bridge tea hosted by Mesdames W. E. Tomlinson and Alvah Boyles at the Woman's Club building. Mrs. Walls arrived to visit Mrs. Smith. Mrs. C. E. Mendenhall moved to Burrus Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Stuart Willis of Detroit visits her sister Mrs. E. Sensenbach for Greensboro College reunion and travels through the state. Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman recovering at home after illness. Mrs. W. C. Comer hosts her mother Mrs. R. J. Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. D. Roy Wright return from Norfolk trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Smith
Ralph Walls
Asheville
Thomasville
Mesdames W. E. Tomlinson
Alvah Boyles
Woman's Club
Walls
Mrs. Smith
Stuart Willis
Detroit, Mich
E.-. Sensenbach
High Point Women Elected At D O A State Council Meet
Greensboro May 24. The North Carolina Council of Daughters of America elected Mrs. John W. Walton of Wilmington state councillor at its annual meeting. The convention will be held in Southport next year. High Point’s Mrs. Bessie Long was named associate state councillor and High Point’s O H Hayworth treasurer. National representatives named include Miss Mary Wilkins Magnaia and Mrs. Lena Shipwash High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina Council of Daughters of America
John W. Walton
Wilmington
Southport
Bessie Long
High Point
Rosella Haynes
Asheville
Leona Hunsucker
Rhodiss
Edgar Weaver
O. H. Hayworth
Flossie
Altrusans Asked To Reserve Banquet Guests
Altrusa Club members attending the annual spring banquet at the Sheraton Hotel next Tuesday should notify Mrs. Mary Ballard, chair of arrangements, by Monday morning to secure plated reservations. The event is expected to be a social highlight of the season for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusans
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Mary Ballard
Social Arts Club Plans June Birthday Luncheon
Social Arts Club members meet at Monthen Avenue home with Mrs E Z Jones as hostess to outline a June birthday luncheon. Mesdames J N McCrary EF Z Jones and A B Elam will host. Entertaining rooms feature snapdragons and sweet peas. Mrs Jones served salad and desserts to a list of members including J W Rose J N McCrary C B Baxter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Arts Club
E. Z. Jones
Monthen Avenue
J. N. McCrary
EF. Z. Jones
A. B. Elam
Ray Street and Elm Street Glee Clubs Gift May Program
The Ray Street and Elm Street school glee clubs directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins present a musical program at Wesley Memorial Church on Sunday night May 26 during the regular service at 8 o'clock. Parents are invited to attend. Songs include Come Thou Almighty King Vesper Hymn and The Lord Is My Shepherd. The Bay Street club features Ruth Ellis Eldora Haworth Anne Stuart Martha Harris McKenzie and many others. Elm Street club includes Helen Brooks Barbara Anne Sechrest Ernestine Hanes and additional singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Elm Street
Dorothy Hoskins
Wesley Memorial Church
King
Giordini
Lord
Henry Smart
Bay Street Glee Club
Ruth Ellis
Eldora Haworth
Anne Stuart
Martha Harris McKenzie
Doris Lee Ormand
Barbara Burton
Jeanne Teague
Betty Spearman
Anne Steed
Powell Jones
Sandy Rankin
Nell Sheloff
Nancy Hall
Lee
Eloise Graner
Betty Ruth Walton
Janice Edwards
Cornelia Ann Hodgin
Diane Snyder
Betty Jeah Evry
Bobby Michael
Lille Belle Hooper
Jimmie Kent
Mary Joanne Lotlin
Birth announced for daughter Brenda Margo Brewer
Mr and Mrs G F Brewer of Highway 10A announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Margo on May 21 at Guilford Hospital.
1924 Model Car Sells For Forty After Four Miles
A 1924 model car bought for 1685 was sold for 40 after being driven only 4.5 miles and found in perfect condition.
Bomb Hites Hit Allied Vessels Near Narvik
German high command reports bomb hits on an Allied cruiser and a transport off Narvik Norway a key ore port. They say a German bomber shot down an Allied plane and aided disembarkation points, encampments, and troop concentrations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Narvik
Norway
High Command
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Flora McDonald
Hoffman
High Point's County Commissioner
Joe Hoffman
County Board of Commissioners
Miss Jensen
Mothersinger Group
Mary Alan Clinard
UNC
C. BE. Mendenhall
Louise Avenue
W. C. Comer
Montleu Avenue
KR. J. Patterson
8. C
D. Roy Wright
East Green Street
Norfolk
D. O. A. State Council
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Elm St
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Syenshine
Ners
Addie M. Broughman
Wagger's Ladies Shop
Sewing Machine of Liberty
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