Miss Myrick Shares Party Honors With Her Brides-Elect
Mrs. Thomas hosts a small informal party at 515 Otteray Drive honoring brides elect Miss Mary ise Myrick Elizabeth Crowell Deepe Barker and other friends. Cards and bridge games featured top scores and gifts of crystal and linen. Several alums and neighbors from Greensboro High Point and Tarboro gathered for teas and luncheons planning ahead to June weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Maryise Myrick
Elizabeth Crowell Deepe Barker
Otteray Drive
Ridge
Sara Howerton
Missesck
Barker
Missell
Ass Myrick
Greens
Comty High Point
Yn Sharpe
Miss My
Greensboro
North Wilkesboro
Herbert Cart
Carl Wesselhoff
Myrick
William Ruger
James F. Thompson
E. R. Turbeyfill
Hespie Neese
Bridge
C. E. Reitzell
Lindsay Street
Deppe Barker
Elizabeth Crowell
Y W C A Club Schedule Honors and Week Events
The Florence Night Light Club at the YWCA will honor Mrs R B Lafferty who is leaving for Richmond. A social period precedes a 6 30 dinner. Delegates to the Industrial Summer Center at Camp Wood June 22 29 will be elected. Other meetings include Adams Club Highland Lend A Hand Live Yers Jolly Ys and Girl Reserve and Book Club trips and picnic plans at the city lake with a senior inter club council meeting at the YWCA and Camp Betty Hastings prep events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightle Club
Richmond
Wapper
Industrial Summer Center
Campwoode
Adams Club
Y. W
Jolly Y
Book Club
Roaring Gap
Cloverdale
City Lake
Betty Hastings
Richardson And Glasgow Host Hospitality Tea for Elizabeth Crowell
Tom Richardson and Glasgow hosted a charming hospitality tea at the Ormer home on Asheboro Road for Elizabeth Crowell bride of June. About a hundred callers in the 4 to 6 pm window greeted the honoree and enjoyed the green and white decor, delicate ices, and floral centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Richardson
Glasgow
Ormer
Asheboro Road
Elizabeth Crowell
Frank E. Alfred
Rosalyn Ruscoe
Eldora Haworth
Patricia Conrad
Pentagons Banquet And Dance At Greywood Club Gala
Members of the Girls Pentagon entertained at a private gala last evening at Greywood Club with a seven o'clock banquet and a nine o'clock dance in the main lounge. Blue and pink crepe blossoms decorated the tables for twenty four. Tonight guests from Greensboro Thomasville Charlotte Winston Salem and Burlington attended the ball with members and escorts. Russ Greggs and his orchestra provided the music for dancing after the banquet. Admission was by invitation only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
J. Alson Gray
Merywood Club
Club
Arts
Alson Gray
Mr. Gray
Helen Crowder
Harry Brown Finch
Thomasville
Katherine Lowdermilk
Bert Halperin
New York City
Mildred Crowder
Crowell Little
Asheville
Earline Moore
Henry Mayo
Burlington
Ruth Pollock
Frank Parker
Helen Davis
Aubrey Wilson
Greensboro
William Foister
Foister
James Furr
Furr
Gilbert Bernard
Bernard
Dan Curran
Curran
Robert Cook
Cook
E. G. Watkins, Jr
Watkins
Columbia
8. C
Russ Greggs
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Early American Arts Club Meets at Mrs Mattocks Home
The Early American Arts Club will be entertained by Mrs C B Mattocks at its regular meeting at her mother Mrs C B Richardson's home on the Asheboro Road Thursday at 10 o clock. The program will feature the topic Bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Mattocks
C. B. Richardson
Asheboro Road
Miss Malpass Gives Vocal Recital For Large Group Here
Miss Kathleen Malpass presented in the Gleaners Room of the Presbyterian Church with Miss Geneva Morrison in attendance. The program featured Schubert Ave Maria Liszt Dream of Love and other selections performed by Miss Malpass and Miss Mary Helen Daves with Miss Morrison at the piano. Marshals presented and a reception followed on the lawn with punch and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Morrison
Kathleen Malpass
Gleaners
The
Presbyterian Church
Miss Malpass
Mary Helen Daves
Miss Morrison
Franz Schubert
Florian
Godard
del Riego
Liszt
Miss Daves
Rainbow Valley
Hamblen
Flotow
Rogers
Angel Serenade
Brago
Daves
Afred
L. Robyn
Mary Ruth Brewer
Carol Brewer
Norma Page
Gloria Packer
Doris
Virginia Robbins
Wayne Kearns
Bill Morehead
Tomlinson Club Holds Its First Dinner Dance
Approximately 75 members of the Tomlinson Club and guests attended the first annual dinner dance at the Sheraton Hotel Friday night. FE C Rankin announced the event and listed the dance committee members. Entertainment followed the dinner by the David Chauns School of Dancing and Frank Courtney. Guests of honor included S H Tomlinson C F Tomlinson A D Grant and P J Neal. Dancing featured Jimmy Harris and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Club
Sheraton Hotel
FE. C. Rankin
Tomlinson
High Point
B. Ivan Hill
Charles Tomlinson
Elaine Bradner
Anna Reeves
David Chauns
Y W C A Book Club Plans Trip To Roaring Gap
Members of the Y W C A Book Club met at the Adams Memorial Building to finalize plans for a full day trip to Roaring Gap next Saturday. They will assemble at 9 a.m. at the Y W C A and depart for the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Book Club
Roaring Gap
Margaret Hayworth Chosen Marshall at Hollins College
Miss Margaret Hayworth of High Point is among fifteen students selected as marshals at Hollins College Virginia She is a rising sophomore and will usher at all college assemblies including chapel services convocations and Little Theatre events Marshals are chosen for scholarship campus citizenship personality and appearance and wear academic gowns Canterbury hats for most events and white evening dresses for formal occasions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hayworth
High Point
Marshall
Hollins College
Hollins
Hayworth
Miss Ella Lou Taylor to Give Graduation Recital at Sheraton
Miss Ella Lou Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Taylor will be presented in a piano and vocal graduation recital tomorrow at 8 30 p m in the Sheraton hotel ballroom The local high school senior has won top ratings in state music contests and state federation honors The program includes Haydn Ode to Music Ave Maria Schubert and other works with marshals named Doris Koonce Helen Davies and Annie Louise Browne assisting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lou Taylor
H. M. Taylor
Centennial Avenue
Geneva Morrison
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton
Taylor
Greensboro
State Federation of Music Clubs
Haydn
Schubert
Bach MacDowell
MacDowell
Molloy
Brahms
Granados
State Federation Women’s Clubs Win Prizes At Milwaukee
North Carolina Federation won the $50 first prize for outstanding safety work and two $5 second prizes at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs council in Milwaukee. The report notes safety programs, visits, broadcasts, and a feature on Rhododendron Festival covers funded by local groups. Bulgaria’s rose oil output is rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation
Milwaukee
Federation
Robinson
New York University
Hubert Stack
North Carolina
Southern Life Magazine
Stack
Secetary
Mount Mitchell
Asheville
State DAC to Hold Quarterly Meeting and Luncheon
North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists prepares for its quarterly conference at the Sheraton Hotel. About 40 DAC members from across the state will attend with 10:30 a.m. business session led by Mrs. Eugene Davis and a 1 p.m. luncheon in the Sheraton Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
Sheraton Hotel
Eugene Davis
Raleigh
J. F. Hayden
John S. Welborn
Alberta Corbett Snider
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Sheraton Room
Students At WCMC Spend Over $13 000 In Greensboro Annually
Greensboro report shows Wo man’s College students spend about 13 772 yearly in city stores restaurants and theaters. Based on 1140 responses the average per student is 2.00 weekly for 31 weeks and a student body of 2256. Ellen Southerland oversaw the Pine Needles survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCMC
Greensboro
Woman’s College
Pine Needles
Ellen Southerland
Kenansville
the Colege
Miss Louise Hooper Weds Herman Burton In Danville Ceremony
Quiet Danville ceremony May 13 united Miss Louise Hooper and E Burton in marriage. The bride, eldest Hooper daughter, lived in High Point and Burling ton, now resides at 313 West Burton Street. Burton is son of the late Mrs Burton and F A Burton. he works with Slane Hosiery Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hooper
Herman Burton
Danville
Herman E. Burton
Burton
D. M. Hooper
Tuckaseigee
High Point
Burlington
Lucille
Mr. Burton
F. A. Burton
P. S. Webster
Trinity Route Two
Bonnie Rosalie
James Edward Talley
Kernersville
Talley
Webster
Trinity High School
Mr. Talley
R. C. Talley
Route One
High Point High
Meredith Alumnae Day Set For June 1
Meredith College in Raleigh schedules Alumnae Day on June 1 as part of its forty first commencement. Alumnae Association meeting at 10 30 a m luncheon at 1 00 p m. Class Day program in the outdoor theater at 4 30 p m and a literary societies program at 8 00 p m with prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith College
Raleigh
Alumnae Association
Astro Hall
Meredith
William A. Moore
Kinston
A. Lt. Hardee
Florence
Mrs J L Whitehurst Nominated For Presidency
The General Federation of Women's Clubs announced in Milwaukee that Mrs John L Whitehurst of Baltimore, currently first vice president, is nominated for the presidency. The election will occur at the Atlantic City meeting next May. She is unopposed along with other candidates for recording secretary, first vice president and treasurer from Wisconsin New Hampshire North Carolina and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Whitehurst
A. L Blackstone
Waukesha
Wis
LaFell Dickinson
Keene
N. H
R. H. Latham
Asheville, N. C
In Flanders Field Revisited in War Echoes
A wartime poem revision dated May 1940 by Gertrude Cook Page reframes the World War I lines about poppies and crosses. It laments ongoing death, loss of soldiers, and the betrayal of the torch to future generations amid new aerial and ground combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders Fields
Flanders Deep
Gertrude Cook Page
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Iss Myrick
Oo Club
Lafferty
Ee Richardson
Erywood Club
Hotel Grill
Jolly Y Club
Dorriss Bowers
Mary Jensen
Lillian Weisner
Virginia Caldwell
Mildred Hutchens
Beatrice Overcash
Shirley Welborn
Janie Wrenn
Council of Social Agencies
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
United States
General Federation
John D. Robinson
Federation News
E. B., Randolph
Sarah Taylor Hassell
J. M. Hobgood
Farmville
Southern Choral School
Grace van Dyke Moore
Woman's College
Bulgaria
State Dac
J. B. Dobson
Pinecroft Road
Richard Lee
Greensboro Hospital
J. L. Whitehurst
General Federated Clubs
Flanders
South Hamilton Street
Arena
High Point, N. Y
Sergt. L. C. McMahon
Elwood Hotel
Tommy Marvin
Jake Patterson
Ernie Powers
Milo Steinborn
Pat” Newman
Whitey Grove
Sheraton and
Elwood Hotels
Joe Parks
Joseph Lindsay
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Parks
Jewell Ayers
Hartwell, Ga
Samuel
Hyman
DEPT
Clarion
Hunter Pattern
Windsor
Mayfair Crystlite
Heisey Rose
Chantilly
Elaine
Crinoline Nomad, Ca
Ware, China
S. Main ST
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