New Designer Gail Everett Starts At Madame Lizette’s Studio
Gail Everett begins work as a designer in Madame Lizette’s fashion house. She meets assistants Clytie Ariadne Selma and To inette, learns the locker room routine, sketches in the studio, and contemplates her chance in New York fashion. A chance meeting with a wealthy client hints at future romance or professional rivalry.
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Everett
Larne Costume de
New York
Gail
Miss Cran- Fashionable School
Gall
Mario
Yans
Natalie
Madame Lizette’s
Derek
Pat M
Gally
Bedlam
Mise Carolie
Mise Piverett
Clytie
Miss Everett
Selma
Toinette
Ariande
Ariadne
Madame
Rist
Misa Carolle
Belma
Runan Electric
Carolie
Frank
Rex
Chytie
Damen
Business-Professional Girls Club Delights With Prize-Winning Program
At the YWCA Hut in Raleigh the Business and Professional Girls’ club held a 6:30 dinner meeting. Mrs. R I Quigley led a program of prize-winning compositions performed by Iris Bruesels and others, with piano by Mrs. Charles McAnally and vocal and instrumental numbers by club members. Mary Kearns presided. several visitors attended.
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Business and Professional Girls
R. I. Quigley
Quigley
Woman's Club
Iris Bruesels
Newark
N. J
National League of American Pen Women
Charles McAnally
R. T. Amos
Elisabeth Merz Butterfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Forcecom Tions
Phyllis Fergue
Thatcher Hoyt
Chicago
Til
T. Wingate Andrews
Radie Brittain
Lena Meekine
Elisabeth City
I. M. Meekines
Harry Brockmann
Mise Ruth Wood
McAnally
Suang
Brockmann
Mary Kearns
Iss Lillian Massey
Evelyn Welch
Emma Wood
Virginia McCain
Inez Creel
Lydia Keiger
Ruth Crumline
C. A. Kirkman
Nell Lyles
Clarice Bowman
Loyal Order Moose Pep Program and Painting Hanged
The Loyal Order Moose held a pep program at the local hall. A new painting titled The Moose Hinton was hung. Walter L. York introduced Dr. Glen G. Perry who spoke on the era. Walter L. York and Mrs. Robert Bain played piano. the Moose quartet performed several numbers. Ice cream and cake were served.
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Wagner
Spaulding
Moose
Pi Beta Phi Tops Chapel Hill Sorority Academic List
Pi Beta Phi, university women’s sorority, ranked highest academically among 26 campus fraternities and sororities for fall and winter quarters. The order of above average grades includes Chi Omega Phi Alpha Chi Phi Beta Theta Pi Sigma Delta Delta Kappa Epsilon Phi Delta Theta Zeta Beta Tau Sigma Nu Delta Pi Phi Kappa Sigma.
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The
Enterprise
Chapel Hill
Pi Beta Phi
G. K. G. Henry
Chi Omega
Phi Alpha
Chi Phi
Beta Theta Pi
Sigma Delta
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Zeta Beta Tau
Sigma Nu
Delta Pai
Phi Kappa Sigma
Thompson Brown Vows Announced in Local Ceremony
Marriage of Mollie Shankle Thompson and W Reusel Brown performed May 17 1936 by Rev W Millard Stevens in Reidsville NC. Bride daughter of M C and Elvin Shankle of Albemarle. groom son of Ada Brown of High Point and the late W A Brown. Wedding trip planned to Washington Baltimore and New York City with home at 504 East Green Street. Mothers Study Club will meet at 7:30 PM at Mrs J A Hardison 720 Boulevard topic Neighbors and Hospitality led by Mrs B M Dudley.
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Mollie Shankle Thompson
W. Reusel Brown
W. Millard Stevens
Reidsville
N. C
M. C
Elvin Shankle
Albemarle
Ada Brown
High Point
W. A. Brown
Alma Furniture Company
Washington
Baltimore
New York City
East Green Street
Mothers’ Study Club
Wesley Memorial Church
J. A. Hardison
720 Boulevard
B. M. Dudley
Duke9 Track Co-Captains Named for 1087 Team
Durham May 27 Mason Shehan of Easton Maryland and Harry Woodward of Louisville Kentucky named co captains of Duke University's 1087 track team. both were dash specialists on the Duke squad which won the Southern Conference championship this year.
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Durham
Membership Event At Y W C A Features Attractive Program
The May Membership Event of the Young Women’s Christian Association at the Hut featured an attractive program under Mrs C F Tomlinson’s direction. About thirty members and guests attended with Mrs R T Amos singing, Miss Susan Sharp on flute, and Mrs Charles W McAnally on piano. Elliott Stewart, field representative, was noted.
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Young Women's Christian Association
C. F Tomlinson
R. T. Amos
Susan Sharp
Charles W. McAnally
Elliott Stewart
Field
Household Arts Club Meeting Set for Thursday
The Household Arts club will meet Thursday afternoon at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. F. Grissom, 1107 East Green Street.
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Household Arts Club
Notable talk on Young Artists In The Musical Field
The representative of the Co operative Concert Corporation of New York spoke through Mrs. Tomlinson, president of the local group, delivering an engaging talk on Young Artists In The Musical Field. He then sang a selection with accompaniment by Mrs. Mc Anally as hostesses, including Mesdames J. V. Thompson, Kenneth Redman, Co B. Steeloff and Grady Stroupe, assisted.
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Co-operative Concert Corporation
New York
Tomlinson
McAnally
Mesdames J. V. Thompson
Kenneth Redman
Co. B. Steeloff
Grady Srtoupe
City Lake Stocked With Small Bass
Lexington reports thousands of small bass from the state hatchery placed in the city lake. The fish will be allowed to breed and grow to adult size before fishing is permitted.
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Lexington City Lake
Lexington
Shriners Open Eastern North Carolina Spring Ceremonial
Shriners of eastern North Carolina opened the annual spring ceremonial of Sultan Temple in Washington. The event began today and continues through tomorrow with members gathering for the two day program.
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Washington
Shriners
North Carolina
Sultan Temple
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Manufactures Close Out
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