Tea and Art Exhibit At Emerywood Club Draws Interest
A North Carolina artists exhibit and social tea drew many locals to Emerywood Country Club yesterday afternoon. Hostesses Mesdames Herman Smith and Jesse Washburn greeted guests who toured paintings by six local artists including W B McEwen Curtis Smithdeal and Louis Voorhees. Helpers from Utopian Study club assisted with serving light fare as guests admired photographs by Charles Farrell and art from Greensboro Hillsboro and Burlington residents.
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North Carolina
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
Herman Smith
Jesse Washburn
W. B. McEwen
Curtis
Smithdeal
T. Emile Dodamead
Louis Voorhees
R. R. Blackburn
J. Elwood Cox
B. E. Loong
Hilda Ogburn
Charles Farrell
Greensboro
C. Strutwick
Hillsboro
Frances Durant
Burlington
Farrell
Lillian Jordan
Woman's College
Washburn
Utopian Study Club
Curtis Smithdeal
R. T. Holton
Harry Alexander
Roy Spearman
J. I. Groome
Rodney Snow
Henry Foscue
Valette J. Harris
John Pickett
Thomas Turner
J. H. Walker, Jr
W. B
Good Will Club Plans Garden Tea and Flower Show
Final plans for a silver tea on Friday June 4 were made by the Good Will Garden club at the home of Mrs. R R Blackburn on Montheu avenue. The tea will be a garden party at Mrs. H D Sears home to raise funds for a municipal rose garden. The Flower Show featured seasonable flowers with blue ribbons awarded to Mrs Sears Mrs Lindley Mrs Andrews Mrs Blackburn and Mrs Joe Johnson.
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Good Will Garden Club
R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
H. D. Sears
C. C. Hampp
Kennett
F. R. Allman
Joe Johnson
Sears
Lovely Garden
Bridge Eight Club Hosts A Lovely Evening Of Bridge
Mrs. J. G. Doggett entertained the Bridge Eight Club and guests at her Rotary Drive home. Three bridge tables were set among summer flowers with prizes awarded to Mildred Wessinger, Howard White, and C. R. Hinshaw. Refreshments included salad, canapes, and ices for attendees including Mrs. White, Mrs. Hinshaw, A. A. Oliver, Harry Alexander, and club members and guests.
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J. G. Doggett
Rotary Drive
Bridge Eight Club
Mildred Wessinger
Howard White
C. R. Hinshaw
A. A. Oliver
Harry Alexander
E. C. Glasgow
Boyd E. Stout
J. J. Ellington
Tom Richardson
Charles E. Spencer
Rosalene Ruscoe
Brentwood Grade Mothers Honor Faculty Members
Brentwood grade mothers hosted a luncheon on the front lawn with 25 guests including faculty and invited guests. A hand-made tablecloth centerpiece of verbena roses and sweetpeas framed a buffet meal and light music as the event proceeded. Mr and Mrs James W Blackwell announce the birth of a daughter Becke Gwyn born May 23 at their home 209 Oak Street.
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Brentwood
James W. Blackwell
Becke Gwyn
Oak Street
Tobacco test farm inspected in Oxford by state officials
Raleigh May 27. Tobacco test farm at Oxford was inspected today by Commissioner of Agriculture W Kerr Scott and the state board of agriculture test farm committee.
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Raleigh
Oxford
Commissioner of Agriculture
W. Kerr Scott
State Board of Agriculture Test Farm Committee
Social calendar of clubs and dances this week
The Gay Debs meet Miss Willa Veigh Garner at 1694 English Street. Omega Kappa Gamma lecture at Sheraton hotel with Dr. P E Lindley. Altrusa spring banquet at Sedgefield Inn with Mrs. Marie Cadell as chairman. Piedmont German club May dance at Emerywood Country Club with Johnny Hampp orchestra. Aviation Ball at Sedgefield Manor with Don Marion and French Casino. Altrusa Vocational Guidance Tea at Mrs. M J Wrenn’s home for High Point seniors.
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Sedgefield Manor
Greensboro High Point
Gerry Bonkemeyer
Greensboro
Betty Sechrest
High Point
Sara Scott Moore
Agnes Leak
Mildred Marsh
Anna Tomlinson
Hortense Jones
Katherine Kearns
Pauline Douglas
Jean Shaw
Jennie Harrison
Don Marion
French Casino Orchestra
Debs
Willa Veigh Garner
English Street
Omega Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
P. E. Lindley
Altrusa Club
Sedgefield Inn
Marie Cadell
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Johnny Hampp
High Point Altrusa Club
M. J. Wrenn
West Broad Street
High Point High School
High Point College
Local notices of hospital, funerals and visitors
Mrs. James Brown is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital after surgery on Monday. Mrs. C. H. Harris learns of her brother Claud Goins death in Pine View North Carolina and travels to Stokes county for the funeral. J. A. Ivey of Randleman is critically ill at Burrus Memorial hospital. Nanny Byrum and J. N. McCrary attend M. W. Lanier funeral in North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Denny of New York visit Mrs. J. C. Hill on Hamilton street while en route from Flora MacDonald commencement. Mrs. J. C. Hill returns home with daughter Miss Nancy Hill after Flora MacDonald college commencement. Miss Carrie Crawford of Trinity travels to Greensboro for a week with sister Mrs. W. L. Carter. Miss Lillian Jordan, student at Woman's College Greensboro, visits and attends a tea at Emerywood country club hosted by Mrs. Washburn and Mrs. Herman Smith.
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C. H. Harris
Jefferson Avenue
Claud Goins
Pine View
N. C
J. A. Ivey
Randleman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr. Ivey
Charles Ivey
M. C. Rowland
G. V. Denny, &Sr
New York City
J. C. Hill
Hamilton Street
Flora MacDonald
Mary Pritchard
Nancy Hill
Flora MacDonald College
Red Springs
Carrie Crawford
Trinity
Greensboro
W. L. Carter
West Market Street
Lillian Jordan
Woman's College
Jesse Washburn
Washburn
Herman Smith
Emerywood Country Club
Parent Education Institute to be Held at Woman's College
Greensboro May 27 The second annual Parent Education Institute on The Child the Home and the Community will meet at the Woman's College UNC June 14 18 Registration starts Monday morning June 14 in the home economics building with daily sessions beginning 2 p.m. The program features Dr G M Cooper Miss Elsie M Larson Miss Hattie S Parrott and other educators and officials from North Carolina Duke University and Washington D C.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Bess N. Rosa
Home Economics Building
Institute
Hattie 8. Parrott
State Department of Public Instruction
Raleigh
Elsie M. Larson
Duke University
G. M. Cooper
State Department of Health
Daniel R. Neal
Mary P. Douglas
State Library Service
North Carolina
John H. Cook
Department of Education
The
Woman's College
Misa Marie White
United States Office of Education
Washington, D. C
Catherine T. Dennis
Margaret M. Edwards
Woman’s College
Ruth M. Collings
Victoria Carlason
Hygiene de
Flora W. Edwards
Rosa
Library Service
North Carol
Church Social A M Idol Class Will Meet Friday
The A M Idol Philathea class of the First M P church will hold its regular monthly meeting with Mrs Ralph Vance at 809 Fourth street on Friday May 28 at o o'clock All members urged to attend The Highland Society has May meeting The W M S of the Highland M E church held its regular meeting Tuesday night in the ladies parlor Mrs G R Ward presided over the business meeting with reports of splendid work The program Planting the Church Around the World was directed by Mrs G E Dowd Participants included Mesdames J B Jones Moffitt J G Cheever and G L Pugh A 40day hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Julia Millikin and Mrs Homer Taylor to 22 members and 3 visitors The Y P M C of Lebanon M P church organized May 11 held its first meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs W L Lee on Fisher street Officers Shirley Welborne president Robert Lee vice president Martha Patterson secretary Ruby Bryant treasurer were in charge Plans were made for the June meeting to be held with Doris and Wanda King Home Missions as the topic for study Refreshments were served to 17 members present and Mrs Edward Montgomery Miss Lula Thacker Mrs Sue Welborne and Mrs W L Lee
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A. M. Idol
Highland Society
Highland M. E
G. R. Ward
G. E. Dowd
J. B. Jones
Moffitt
J. G. Cheever
G. L
Lebanon
M. P. Echurch
W. L. Lee
Fisher Street
Shirley Welborne
Robert Lee
Martha Patterson
Ruby Bryant
Lula Thacker
Doris
Wanda King
Edward Montgomery
Sue Welborne
Picnic Luncheon Marks End Of Burbank Garden Club Year
The Burbank Garden Club held a picnic luncheon at Mrs. E. H. Jarrett’s home off the Winston Salem highway to close the club year. Retiring president Mrs. Edgar Hartley introduced new president Mrs. A W Klemme. About twenty members attended and toured Mrs. Jarrett’s rose garden after the outdoor lunch.
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Burbank
Names omitted in account of tea at Diffendal Lackey home
In yesterday’s Enterprise account of the tea hosted by Mesdames C B Diffendal and Marvin A Lackey the names of Mrs Horace Haworth and Miss Anne Garrett were omitted from the list of helpers. Mrs Haworth presented guests in the receiving line and Miss Garrett assisted in dining room service.
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Mesdames C. B. Diffendal
Marvin A. Lackey
The
Enterprise
Horace Haworth
Anne Garrett
Mrs. Haworth
Miss Garrett
May Festival At Ray Street School
The Ray Street school hosts its annual May Festival on Friday at six on the school lawn. A small admission is charged. The two part program features students in colorful costumes representing sun shine raindrops winds flowers and the May Queen and her court in a graceful outdoor performance.
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Ray Street School
Caviar Given to Russian Children as Cure for Rickets
Report claims officials distribute caviar to undernourished Russian children claiming it cures rickets. Critics warn against unverified nutrition cures and misallocation of aid as authorities promote luxury food as medicine.
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Russia
Four North American Bird Flyways Named
The Atlantic, Mississippi, Central, and Pacific flyways are the four aerial routes used by North American birds. Some migrants travel north by one route and return by another, and not all birds of a species follow the same path.
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Mississippi
Pacific
Undersea Comment Sparks Question About Opposition Rhetoric
A humorous line about an octopus being not vicious prompts speculation on how politicians will describe opponents. Commentators note the potential shift toward softer framing and less fear mongering in campaigns.
Banana import risks hide tiny South American oppos
A fragment notes tiny South American oppos found in unpacked bananas. It says many are discarded without identification as they resemble common mice, highlighting concern over misidentification and waste.
Understanding Solar Size and Distance
The sun and moon look similar in the sky, yet the sun’s diameter is about 400 times larger than the moon. The moon lies roughly 239,000 miles away while the sun is about 92,900,000 miles distant, making the size difference less obvious to observers on Earth.
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Earth
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Parent Education Institute
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Dobbs and Stetson
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Coronation
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P. J. Neal
Mesdames Wade Hiatt
Homer Haworth
Ray Street
Sheers
Doan
Hutchens
Nat Walker
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