Luncheon Honors Mrs. E. N. Scoville Guest of Orangeburg
Mesdames Kearns and Steele hosted a luncheon and rock party for Mrs. E. N. Scoville of Orangeburg as she visits Greensboro. The event at 204 Guilford Avenue featured dainty tables, pink and red floral decor, and score cards for four rock tables. Hostesses presented a gift to Mrs. Scoville and noted further events planned during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Scoville
Orangeburg
S. C
J. S. Welborn
Oscar Kearns
J. E. Steele
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Mrs. Scoville
Review of Kaufman Play Presented By Mrs Lambeth
Mrs M T Lambeth led a review of George S Kaufmans The Man Who Came To Dinner for the Business and Professional Club of the local YWCA at the Adams Memorial building. She read excerpts to illuminate the plot as about thirty attended including three visitors Bonnie Kilpatrick Earleen Robinson and Mrs Joe Goldston. Also notes a birth announcement for Janette Dorothea Mascher at Burrus Memorial Hospital on Saturday May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Kaufman
M. T. Lambeth
Hed
Adams Memorial Building
Unity Nash
Altrusa Club
Bonnie Kilpatrick
Earleen Robinson
Joe Goldston
Janette Dorothea Mascher
G. W. Mascher
Lids Cedron
Janette Dorothea
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Council Meetings Precede National Garden Sessions
Asheville May 27 Delegates of the South Atlantic region of the National Council of State Garden Clubs gathered for pre conference details as state clubs held elections in North Carolina. Mrs D J Lybrook Advance was elected president followed by Mrs Robert T Cecil Asheville as first vice president and Mrs Ned B Smith Winston-Salem as corresponding secretary. Retiring president Mrs J Buren Sidbury Wilmington became second vice president with Miss Violet Holt Burlington named custodian of the club garden center and district directors Mrs Quentin Gregory Halifax and Mrs Adrian Shuford foothills district appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
South Atlantic
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Garden Clubs of
North Carolina
D. J Lybrook
Advance
Robert T. Cecil
Ned B. Smith
Winston-Salem
J. Buren Sidbury
Wilmington
Violet Holt
Burlington
Club Garden
Quentin Gregory
Halifax
Worth Coastal Plains
Adrian Shuford
Foothills
Junior Club Final Meeting Set at Emerywood
The Junior Musical Art Club WII invites executive board members of the senior group teachers parents and friends to a final meeting at Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday June 4 at eight o clock. Bob Gayle presides this ambitious year end program. Miss Virginia Frank leads the senior group with Miss Caroline Dalton as junior advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Musical Art Club
WII
Emerywood Country Club
Bob Gayle
Virginia Frank
Caroline Dalton
Social Calendar Highlights Midweek Events In Town
The Wednesday program lists an annual membership tea at Adams Memorial YWCA honoring new members with Miss Winifred Albraith a guest. A 4:30 to 6 p m social hour, a 8 p m bridge at Miss Fred Wiles home for Miss Lois Harrison, and a 7:30 p m YWCA speaking event by Miss Winifred Galbraith. Thursday features the Early American Arts Club meeting at Mrs I T Mann’s Johnson Street home and an open YWCA education meeting at First Presbyterian Church with Miss Galbraith. Friday offers the DeMolay Graduation Ball at the National Guard Armory with Clarence Leonard and band, plus Philomathean Club and a Business and Professional Women’s Club picnic at Guilford Sanatorium after a Chamber of Commerce gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Winifred Albraith
England
China
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Rachel Moser
Elwood Flotel
Fred Wiles
Lois Harrison
Harold Harrison
Thomasville
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Ironstone China
W. F. Bailey
First Presbyterian Church
Winifred Galbraith
YWCA
High Point
Order of DeMolay
National Guard
Clarence Leonard
Collegians
Philomathean Club
Chas. Ragan
Hillcrest Drive
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Guilford Sanatorium
Carrie McGirt
Family Night Dinners At Emerywood Club Growing In Popularity
Emerywood Country Club hosts weekly Family Night Dinners each Thursday from 6 30 to 8 00 PM with attendance open to members and out of town guests. Reservations must be made by noon Thursday with W E Oaten. Last week's dinner drew 63 attendees and a Saturday duplicate bridge tournament at 2 PM drew many players after last week’s postponement due to the Sedgefield Bridge Tournament at the Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
W. E. Oaten
Kindergarten Ends Program With Trip To Greensboro
Pupils from Voorhees Modern Kindergarten and their mothers ended the year with a slide show of activities and a trip to Greensboro accompanied by director Mrs. Louis Voorhees. They traveled by special bus then train, many enjoying their first bus or train ride. The commencement featured a circus project with animals and clowns. The school will reopen next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees Modern Kindergarten
Greensboro
Louis Voorhees
Hgh Point
Dean R B House Speaks At Altrusa Spring Banquet
The High Point Altrusa Club honored Dean Robert B House of the University of North Carolina as guest speaker at the annual spring banquet in the Sheraton Hotel private dining room. He spoke on The Art of Enjoyment, stressing selflessness, hobby cultivation, and overcoming fears with a spiritual outlook to pursue a creative path of love, thought, and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Robert B. House
University of North Carolina
Dean House
Maria Brockmann
Verta Idol Coe
Lucile Johnston
Virginia Frank
City Schools
Artists’ Bureau
Peyton Voorhees
Coy Moose
Norman Silver
Parent-Teacher Council Hears Of Asheville Meeting
The High Point Council of Parents and Teachers met in Elm Street School auditorium. President Mrs. Blake Thompson reported on the state meeting in Asheville. The yearbook won the red ribbon at the Asheville conference. A revised constitution was adopted and officers were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Parents and
Elm Street
Blake Thompson
Asheville
High Point
E. K. Hightower
R. R. Fountain
Gaston Johnson
D. D. Arden
Oak Hill
Mrs Lamb Speaks At Asheboro Meet
Mrs E A Lamb of Cedar Falls addressed the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Central Methodist Church Asheboro on an immersion into the immigrant issue. The meeting opened by Mrs Wm C Hammer and included a cooperative luncheon and an afternoon discussion of the remaining study booklets Up rooted Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Central Methodist Church
E. A. Lamb
Cedar Falls
Wm. C. Hammer
Missionary Education
Central Church Society
Lamb
Air express service posts January revenue gain
Nationwide air express service reports gross January revenue up 27.5 percent from the same month in 1940, indicating a strong start to the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Express
BPW Club Picnic Supper Planned For Friday Evening
Final plans are completed for the Business and Professional Women meeting to be held as a picnic at the Guilford County Sanatorium Friday evening May 30. Transportation will be provided from the Character of Commerce building at 215. Members unable to attend should notify Miss Rachel Moser, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Sanatorium
Character of Commerce
Rachel Moser
Conferences Held By Garden Delegates At Asheville Meet
ASHEVILLE May 28. Conferences opened at 8 am at the city auditorium for the twelfth annual convention of the national council of State garden clubs with delegates from about 35 states, as regional vice presidents were to be elected. Morning sessions covered garden centers horticulture legislation and roadside development. Luncheon at Grove Park Inn preceded garden tours and a North Carolina travelogue in technicolor by H C Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
City Auditorium
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Garden Clubs of
North Carolina
South Atlantic
National Council
Advisory Council
Grove Park Inn
H. C. Simmons
Department of Conservation and Development
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Wayside Garden Club Picnic At Hutchens Home
The Wayside Garden Club met at Mrs. G. E. Hutch ens home on Greenwood Drive for its annual picnic. A garden supper followed in the hostess yard. Inside the house a musical program featured Bobby Gayle, Charles Medlin, Margaret Kernodle, and Homer Playworth. The Women of the Moose plan a meeting with a flower arrangement program and prizes. Best preservatives for farm limbers are creoso creosote and zinc chloride per research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
G. E. Hutchens
Greenwood Drive
Young Artists’ Bureau
Bobby Gayle
Charles Medlin
Margaret Kernodle
Homer Playworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kearns and Steele
E.N. Scoville
Kaufman
Lydia
Pinkham
Moffitt’s
Carter Dalton
Colonial Dames
Virginia
Sarah Constant
Ars
Walter B. Livezeyv
Newport News
Altrusans
Louise C. Wrenn
Jessie May Young
Enterprise
Dean R. B
Miss Young
Girl Scouts
Altrusan Mabel Burnett
Mesdames
David T. Yow
J. E. Kirkman
J. M. Millikan
W. E. Hisey
Shenandoah
Helen Butler
Ruth Young
Janet
Hannah Campbell
Catherine Allen
Miss Moser
Miss Nash
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Miss Moser Heads, and the Business and Professional Club
Parent-Teacher Council
BPW Club
Teethina
Columbus
Buitor
Hutchens
Women of the
Moose
Moose Hall
Sadie Smith
Buchanan
Coca- Cola
God
Isaac Watts
Ai Cecaleis
Hese
Aymnk
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N
Tun
Hs Life
Sparkle
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Fast
Washington Street
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