Class Day Exercises Planned at Woman's College
Greensboro May 25 The 44th commencement of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina will feature class day exercises on Saturday May 30 at 430 PM on the front campus Miss Louise Bell of Mooresville serves as class president with officers Helen Jones High Point Mary Fitzgerald Wilson and Ruby Keller Oxford The class poem will be read by Edythe Latham Greensboro and graduates from liberal arts and various schools will speak for their departments including Elisabeth Buhman Elizabeth Yates Sarah Ambrose Emerald Reynolds Miriam Mac Fadyen Mary Catharine Proctor Harriet McGoogan and Jane Gaw The ceremony closes with the usual color change and recessional to the flag pole and singing of the college song Alumnae Day and a 6 PM reunion supper on the west campus quadrangle will follow.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Louise Bell
Mooresville
Helen Jones
High Point
Mary Fritzgerald
Wilson
Ruby Keller
Oxford
Edythe Latham
College of Liberal Arts
Elisabeth Buhman
Elizabeth Yates
Sarah Ambrose
Jacksonville
Emerald Reynolds
Horse Cave
Miriam MacFadyen
Pinetops
Mary Catharine Proctor
Lumberton
Harriet McGoogan
St. Pauls
Jane Gaw
Woman's College
Mrs. Luman Minor Hosts Puella Club Weiner Roast
Mrs Luman Minor hosted the Puella club at her Oakview drive home Friday night. Guests enjoyed a weiner roast then gathered for a short business meeting led by president Mrs Carl Hatley.
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Mrs. Luman
Weiner
Luman Minor
Oakview Drive
Carl Hatley
Harvey Wood
Mack Balkman
Harvey Ood
Fred Byrd
Colon Cross
Herman Crawford
Hubert Kaney
Lumon Minor
Mack Ralkman
Dave Martin
Edith Roach
Johnny Johnson
Emerywood Women Invited to Charlotte Tourney
Members of the Emerywood Women's Golf Association have been invited to play in a tournament at the Charlotte Country Club on Wednesday. Lunch will be served at 12 o'clock and play begins at 1 o'clock. The Emerywood club will hold its regular weekly tournament here as usual on Wednesday.
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Emerywood Women's Golf Association
Charlotte Country Club
Tournament attendance note for Charlotte hosts unable to attend
A brief note indicates some participants will miss the tournament in Charlotte due to access issues. Officials confirm planned coverage and alternatives for those unable to travel.
Local People Win Prizes In Kraft Limerick Contest
Four local residents Mrs. Jack Taylor Mrs. T. C. Kirkman T. C. Kirkman Jr and Shirley Kirkman are named as winners in the second Kraft Dairy-Fresh Caramels limerick contest winning merchan dise prizes. The first prize of 500 dollars went to Mrs. Jaculine Le Flore of Dallas Texas.
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Jack Taylor
T. C. Kirkman
Shirley Kirkman
Chicago
Jacqueline le Flore
Dallas
Tex
Scarce Family Hosts Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Scarce welcomed guests at their East Green Street home on Sunday. Attending were Miss Hettie Jordan and Miss Mildred Prillman and Mesare Kuykendall and Lloyd Scarce of Alta Vista Virginia. Mrs Will Travis from near Reidsville and Miss Shirley Scarce of Alta Vista also joined. Carries May Scarce hosted as cousin of Shirley Scarce.
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George
East Green Street
Hettie Jordan
Mildred Prillman
Mesare
A. L. Kuykendall
Lloyd Scarce
Alta Vista
Will Travis
Reidsville
Shirley Scarce
Carrie May Scarce
Book Club Picnic Ends Summer Meetings
The Wednesday Book Club will wrap its summer program with a picnic at 6 30 p m on Rockford road hosted by Mrs C C Garrett with club members husbands invited as guests.
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C. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club Events
A week of meetings and socials across High Point and nearby towns lists gatherings from Monday to Saturday. Groups include United Daughters of the Confederacy, Florence Nightingale club, YWCA events, Good Will Garden, Emerywood Golf, Utopian Study, and Jewish Women. Socials feature suppers, picnics, and a Graduation Ball with Bob Yeomans orchestra.
Clarence Rhew Feted On Fourteenth Birthday Party
Mrs. J J L Rhew hosted a Saturday evening party at her home honoring Clarence Rhew on his fourteenth birthday. Guests included Lucille Joyce Marie Rhew Buddy Lawrence J D Herring Irvin Hilly Walter Clarence Rhew Garland Pugh Mildred Hat tie Shives Bankie Saffit Buford Joyce Bernice Huffman Fredy Hester Homer Reeves Elizabeth Sheen Dwight Upton Ina Mae Taymor Bessie Honeycutt Mildred Yarborough Kathleen Louise Spencer Rhew Huddy Hoffman Janette Reeves Doris Yarborough Lee Roy Lawrence Claro Safrit.
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Bernice Huffman
Fredy Hester
Homer Reeves
Elizabeth Sheen
Dwight Upton
Ina Mae Taymor
Bessie Honeycutt
Mildred Yarborough
Kathleen
Louise
Spencer Rhew
Huddy Hoffman
Janette Reeves
Doris Yarborough
Lee Roy Lawrence
Claro Safrit
Gala Graduation Ball Promises Record Crowd
Local graduates from high schools and colleges await the annual Coterien Graduation Ball at Sedgefield Manor with Bob Pope and his orchestra leading the music. Dixie Lee Southern, a noted blues singer, tops the lineup as the event proceeds from the Elwood Hotel planning meeting.
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Sedgefield Manor
Bob Yeoe
Bob Pope
Letitian Club
Pope
Char
Lotte
Charlotte
Dixie Lee Southern
Greensboro College Finals To Open May 30 With Alumnae Meet
Greensboro College announces its 88th commencement schedule from May 30 to June 1. U F Florida president John J Tigert will give the commencement address Monday June 1 and Emory University’s W A Smart will preach the baccalaureate on May 31. Alumnae events include a May 30 business meeting and dinner, Class Day, a play by the college players, and a May 31 concert by the school of music. Sixteen classes plan reunions including 1911 silver and 1886 golden anniversaries.
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Greensboro
Greensboro College
Luther L. Gobbel
John J. Tigert
University of Florida
Gainesville
Fla
United States Commissioner of Éducation
W. A. Smart
Emory University
Georgia
Alumnae Association
Greensboro College Players
Odell Auditorium
Dr. Smart
Greensboro College School of Music
Greensboro College Orchestra
Glee Club
Emory Ae
Greensboro Callens School of Music
Youngs Women’s Christian Association
Annie Laurie Lawrance
Winston Salem
Association
Dix
Petite Dancer Nancy Barker to Perform in School Recital
Nancy Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Barker will perform a toe dance Wednesday evening at the Senior high school recital of Mrs W E B Davis dancing classes.
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Gloria Packer
J. H. Packer
le Drive
Truckin
W. BR. Davis
Nancy Barker
Dave Barker
W. EB. Davis
Desserts Recipe Notes with Puff Soufflé Finish
A soufflé should be well puffed and firm to the touch then removed from the oven. Sprinkle with confectioners sugar and serve with strawberry sauce and whipped cream.
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Grees
Ingrams Announce Birth of Son Carter Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ingram Jr announce the birth of a son, Carter Dalton Ingram, on Saturday May 23 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs. Ingram prior to marriage was Miss Mary Drew Dalton.
Business Girls Meet at Y W C A Hut Dinner
Members of the Business and Professional Girls club will hold their weekly dinner meeting at the Y W C A hut. A program of prize winning compositions under the direction of Mrs. R I Quigley will be presented featuring musical selections that have won state or national awards recently.
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R. I. Quigley
Steam starter powers planes in cold weather
A steam generator and a miniature steam engine have been developed for army aircraft to start engines in the coldest weather. The system uses an adapter on the starter shaft to drive the engine and provide initial heat and power.
East Carolina Teachers College Holds 27th Commencement
Greenville May 26 Special The 27th annual commencement of East Carolina Teachers College begins Friday night May 29 with a music recital and Alumnae Day events May 30 including a 25th Alumnae Association anniversary luncheon. Dr B W Spilman preaches the baccalaureate Sunday at 11 o'clock and a candle lighting vesper service follows. Monday at 10:30 am Hon Ji Daniels ambassador to will deliver the graduation address as 80 candidates receive diplomas and about 100 senior normal class graduates. A tea for two year era class visiting parents is planned Saturday.
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Greenville
East Carolina Teachers College
Alumnae 4 Association
B. W. Spilman
Dle
Dr. I
Ji Daniels
Will
Bers
Merchants Plan Annual Meet on June 8 at Elwood Hotel
The High Point Merchants' Association will hold its annual dinner Monday evening June 8 at 6 30 at the Elwood hotel. Election of officers and directors will headline the program. Miss Grace Baker executive secretary will report on the year and a short entertainment feature is planned. The association has about 125 members.
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High Point Merchants’ Association
Elwood
Grace Baker
Miss Baker
C. A. Kirkman
Graham Workers Meet Tonight For Gra ham Campaign Toga
Precinct workers and supporters of Sandy Graham are called to a Graham headquarters meeting tonight at 8 o clock on North Main street. David H Parsons Sr local campaign manager chairs the Graham headquarters event
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Sandy Graham
Graham
North Main Street
David H. Parsons
Legion Rally Plans Draw Large Warsaw Crowd
An intensive two week drive brings a large Warsaw crowd to hear Henry L. Stevens, national American Legion commander, outline plans and rally support for upcoming events.
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Ers
Henry L. Stevens
National American
Local employment call for brick masons and carpenters
The North Card Employment Service, Irene W. Price, manager, issued a call for brick masons and carpenters to begin work on the national Guard armory. Fifteen brick masons are needed immediately and qualified cooks and maids are also sought. Unemployed individuals are urged to register at the local office.
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North Card
Old Post Office
Irene W. Price
Imm
Tional Guard
People and guests share weekend visits across towns
Various residents and visitors are mentioned visiting and returning from trips and hosting at homes. Ruby Lambe returns to Greensboro after a weekend with the Nances. Charles Kearns and the Dallases with Foys tour Myrtle Beach. Yows travel with Vogiers to Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach. McPhersons leave Detroit after a stay with Lehman. McPheeters plans moving to Richmond. Cartland visits Pleasantville and is hosted by Steele and West.
Calvary M E B church social moved to tonight
The Philathea class will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 at Mrs A G Burchfield 514 Cable street instead of tomorrow. All members are urged to attend. The Young People Service League of Saint Mary's Episcopal met last evening at 6 20 in the parish house with a hymn and announcements of summer camps at Vade Mecum a skit and benediction followed by supper for 15 members.
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Calvary M. EB. Church
Asi
A. G. Burchfield
Cable Street
Young People’s Service League of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Vade Mecum
Death toll figures from Rhodesia and London traffic
In Rhodesia during 1980 total deaths from lions elephants crocodiles rhinos snakes domestic cattle buffalos by their own actions and other causes reached 350. In the same period London saw 8 000 people killed by motor cars alone.
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Rhodesia
Africa
London
Stays Kitchen Stays Stretching Asparagus For Crowd
Mary Be Dagur NEA Service Staff Writer outlines practical asparagus dishes for feeding a crowd. Recipes include Cream of Asparagus Soup with tips added separately and Asparagus in Crusts served on toasted rolls, plus a Strawberry Souffle dessert.
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Mary BE
Dagurnea Service
Notre University reports first semester class size
The first semester of the year shows 2761 students enrolled at Notre University.
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Notre University
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