Altrusans Host Tea For Seniors And School Officials
The Altrusa club held an informal tea at the Wrenn Memorial library despite bad weather. Seniors from the local high school and High Point college, along with faculty and school officials, attended as honor guests, with arrangements and reception lines led by club and college members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusans
High Point College
Altrusa Club
Wrenn Memorial
Nancy K. Poston
Julia Ryan
Gilbert Muse
Louise Wrenn
M. J. Wrenn
William Frazier
Iris Thacker
Lucille Johnston
Madeline Hoover
Louise Abernethy
Carroll
P. E. Lindley
Girl Scout Cookie Sale in High Point Ends in Success
Miss Dana Nicholas announced final figures for High Point cookie sales totaling 2950 boxes. Top seller Josephine Pope with 110 boxes and Betty Grady with 102 led troop two of Wesley Memorial church. prizes include stationery and book ends or troop record books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Nicholas
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Margaret Watson
Paul Weaver
Josephine Pope
Betty Grady
J. E. Millis
Cookie Sale
Evelyn Brown
Ella Page Harrison
Janet Russell
Anna Lou Doctor
Polly Younts
Doris Johnson
Mabel McMuray
Rachel Conrad
Betty Kirkman
Mary Hastings
Gloria Swanson
Margaret Gannaway
Mary Belewe
Margaret McCain
Sarah Dillinger
Virginia Kivett
Modena Helms
Doris Miller
Posey Redman
Fritzie Raymond
Mary Simmons
Margaret Short
Leeda Hall
Anita Burton
Bon Voyage Party Honors Miss Ansley Before Hawaii Move
Mesdames Bertha Sheetz and Luna Ray hosted at 211 East Green Street for Miss Nelle Ansley, executive secretary of the local YWCA, soon departing to Honolulu. Guests enjoyed bridge and rummy with prizes, gifts, and a model ocean liner centerpiece labeled cargo of good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Sheetz and
Ray
Miss Ansley
Nelle Ansley
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bertha Sheetz
Luna Ray
East Green Street
Harry Alexander
Boyd Stout
Albert Boynton
Bill Saunders
Dorothy Hoskins
Pessy Fairley
Mamie Ellis
Louise Hunter
Evelyn Gallant
Virginia Smoot
Esther Maness
Sara Ray Sherrill
Effie Cox
Worth Ivey
Clarence Stainback
K. Lloyd Sheetz
Bill Hodgim
Gene Horney
Robert Stamey
Haywood
Cotton
Bedford Forest
David Alexander
Elmer Klowen
D. V. Hosakins
Vernon Hoskins
Bachelor Girls To Meet This Evening
The Bachelor Girls club will hold its meeting this evening at 7 30 o clock in the Gibson Tce Cream Parlor on North Main Street. All members are requested to attend this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor Girls Club
North Main Street
Green Street Baptist Class Meets Tuesday Evening
The T B L class of the Green Street Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 80 oclock at the home of Mrs F B Conrad 411 Tate Street. Members are asked to attend. Ayer Band Conducting Service Tomorrow. The Prayer Band of the Green Street Baptist church will hold its.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
F. B. Conrad
Tate Street
AYER
The
Weekly Prayer Service led by Mrs Blakely May 41 at 1106 Smith
The regular weekly meeting Tuesday evening at 1106 Smith street will be conducted by Mrs EB M Blakely. The public is invited to attend the weekly Prayer service conducted by the Prayer Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Street
EB. M. Blakely
Miss Eugenia Tysor Weds W A Cloninger Quiet Ceremony
Miss Eugenia Hysor of Asheboro married William A. Cloninger of High Point in a morning home ceremony officiated by Rev. Edward Suits at 801 Woodrow Avenue. The couple will reside in High Point where Mr. Cloninger works for an A and store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Hysor
Asheboro
William A. Cloninger
High Point
Edward Suits
Woodrow Avenue
Mr. Suits
Mrs. Cloninger
Charles Tyser
Cloninger
W A. Cloninger
Mr. Cloninger
Stag Party at Emerywood Country Club Draws Large Crowd
Approximately 150 men attended the first club meeting of the year at Emerywood Country Club on Saturday. Activities included a putting and pitching contest, a buffet dinner, prize awards, and moving pictures of golfers. J A Morris received a birthday memento from President Sanders Dallas. Fred Lawrence won a golf bag as attendance prize. prizes were also given for drawing, shoes, shirts, and socks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J. A. Morris
Sanders Dallas
Fred Lawrence
George Robb
Mr. Dallas
George Clark
Joyce Kilmer
Matt Wall
Alfred Oliver
Jack Garrett
George Lewis
Terry White
W. T. Powell
Johnny Herndon
W. H. Slane
A. A. Oliver, Jr
Bill Jones
R. M. Bundy
W.C. Comer
Sox
Marvin Greenwood
Johnny Walker
Local residents note travel after bereavement and visitors
Mr and Mrs H V Lackey return to 314 Mowell street from Norfolk after the death of Mrs Lackeys father J D Lewis. Mr and Mrs W E Hisey and son William of Shenandoah Va visit Miss Lucille Johnston at 511 Sunset drive as she and guests attend commencement at Elon College. Mr and Mrs R E Ranson spend weekend with relatives at Kings Mountain and Charlotte. Franklin Montgomery is resting well at Burrus Memorial hospital after an appendectomy last Tuesday and can see visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Lackey
Mowell Street
Norfolk
W. E. Hisey
William
Shenandoah
Lucille Johnston
Sunset Drive
Miss Johnston
Fion College
Franklin
Montgomery
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Girl Scout Leaders Meet Tonight With Mrs Franklin Welch
Girl Scout Leaders Association holds a meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs Franklin Welch home on Park Way. Miss Margaret Watson president chairs the 6 30 p m session with council guests including Mrs David T Yow commissioner Mrs Embree H Blackard first deputy commissioner Mrs Charles F Carroll Jr program committee chair and Mrs Hunter Dalton publicity chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Franklin Welch
Parkway
Margaret Watson
Girl Scout Council
David T. Yow
Embree H. Blackard
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Hunter Dalton
C E S Officers To Meet Tuesday Night
Officers of High Point chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet at 7:00 tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple per a secretary Miss Bessie Pope announcement. Officers are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bessie Pope
Memorial Day Puzzle Clues and Grid Annotations
A crossword style puzzle titled Memorial Day puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers. Entries include references to tombs, days, and war memorials, with various word clues from 1 7 across to 53 observe. The page mixes puzzle instructions with themed references to Memorial Day and historical symbols.
Social Calendar for Week at Emerywood and Greensboro Areas
The notice lists a week of social events across Emerywood and Greensboro venues, including Girl Scout and Ladies Auxiliary meetings, bridge parties, a biweekly book club, garden and study clubs, a DeMolay dance, a Graduation Ball, and a German club finale with orchestras. Hostesses and locations include Park Way, West Lexington Avenue, Edgedale Drive, Hillcrest Drive, and the Sedgefield Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MONDA
Veneer Association
Franklin Welch
Parkway
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
Emerywood Club
Mesdames J. I. Groome
Sanders Dallas
Junior Service League Book Club
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Jake Froelich
Edgedale Drive
Girl Scout Council
Chas. E. Hodgin
Lexington Avenue
High Point
Order of DeMolay
Greensboro
Sedgefield Inn
Teddy Brewer
Emerywood Country Club
Bernard Fowler
Piedmont German Club
Harry Reser
May Day Program Held at Brentwood School Tonight
The Brentwood School May Day program moves indoors to the auditorium at 7 30 due to cold weather. About 200 children participate in the event, rescheduled from last week as a highlight of the school finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood School
Mra. 8S. S. Coe
Thompson Elected Secretary of State Post Office Clerks
The state convention of post office clerks adjourned at Southern Pines Saturday evening. R A Briles of Asheboro was made president and J L McCracken of Greensboro was succeeded as secretary of the association in the adjournment at Southern this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Thompson
Secretary OF State Post Office
United National Association
Southern Pines
R. A. Briles
Asheboro
J. L. McCracken
Greensboro
Juniors Graduation Ball At Country Club Features Week
The Country Club hosts a Graduation Ball for juniors and guests Friday June 8 at 9 30 PM with Bernard Fowler and his orchestra providing music. A biweekly ladies bridge party heads two afternoons at the clubhouse with Mesdames Groomer and Dallas as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Emerywood Country Club
Bernard Fowler
Poular
Terpsichorean
Cir
Betrothal Revealed At Archdale Bridge Party
Miss Adelaide Crowell's engagement to Fre Felmer Jr of Richmond is announced at a bridge party hosted by her sister Miss Elizabeth Crowell in Archdale. Four tables played with bridal motifs and prizes. guests included Frances Sloan Maureen Moore and out-of-town visitors from Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crowell
Ralph Smith
Archdale
Adelaide Crowell
Crowell
Fre Felmer, Jr
Richmond
Mrs. Smith
Tom Richardson
Richardson
Maureen Moore
Greensboro
Susan Sharpe
Sarah Holmes
Dorothy Kirkman
Alma Andrews
Emma Carr
Mrs. Carl Kerner Hosts Au Fair Bridge at Kernersville
In Kernersville on a May evening Mrs. Carl Kerner entertained Mrs. Tom Street and Au Fair Bridge Club members at her Main Street home. Guests enjoyed a buffet supper and three-table bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. Zack L. Whitaker and others. The day also featured Club and Garden Book committee activities and a guest talk on Summer Flowers by D Earle Pettey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Kernersville
Tom Street
Carl Kerner
Main Street
Au Fair Bridge Club
Zack L. Whitaker
R. C. Morris
Zack Whitaker
Low
Edgar Shore
Street
Mesdames Tom Street
D. L. Donnell
J. K. Paddison
Philip Korner
E. B. Parks, Jr
Fred Moris
William Fulp
King Grogan
Sam Vance, Jr
Ralph R. Fagg
Walter Ablen
Will Stockton
Mesdames Walser Allen
T. M. Roberts
Fred Morris
Earle Pettey
Guilford Gardens
Guilford
N. C
Winston-Salem Luncheon Honoring Bride-to-Be Gertrude Cochran
Mrs Lucilla Cochhran and Miss Jean Cochran attended a luncheon hosted by the Misses Hire in Winston Salem to honor Miss Gertrude Cochran of this city on her upcoming marriage to Vernon Coltrane of Greensboro on June 8. Guests listed included Carl Kerner Fred Morris Fred Vance R C Morris Sam Vance Jr Ging Grogan Tom Street and others with Misses Gertrude Lillian Annie Maud Hire and Willa Marks in attendance. Following the meal kitchen towels were presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kerner
Fred Morris
Fred Vance
R. C. Morris
Sam Vance, Jr
Ging Grogan
Tom Street
Mrs. N. R. Oliver
Mr. Pettey
Gertrude
Lillian
Annie Maud Hire
Willa Marks of
Rothingham
Misses Hire
Winston-Salem
Gertrude Cochran
Vernon Coltrane
Greensboro
Lucella Cochhran
Jean Cochran
Kent Sheppard and guests in Monks Corner and Charleston
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Whitt and Kent Sheppard spent the weekend in Monks Corner and Charleston South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Joyce visited Rev. and Mrs. W. E. West in Monks Corner. Mrs. N. R. Oliver, formerly with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Street, left for Greensboro to visit her daughter Mrs. L. W. Gerringer last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Banks
Frank Michael
Michae Ia
R. B. Whitt
Kent Sheppard
Monks Corner
Charleston
S. C
W. E. West
N. R. Oliver
Tom Street
Greensboro
L. W. Gerringer
Ragland and Swisher Host S R Motor Employees
J C Ragland and GG Pr Swisher welcomed employees of the S and R Motor Company to a hosted event. The gathering celebrated staff and boosted morale with remarks and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ragland
GG. Pr. Swisher
S. and
R. Motor
Social gathering at Methodist Episcopal church event
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ci Mr. and Mrs. Bayne Reg Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Berrier and Mrs. Elbert Smith Mr. Mrs J. C. Ragland Mr. and G P. Swisher Miss a Co with their wives at 4 Musten McCoy Berrier and Bennett Norman Lowe a rale, the colored employees served supper at the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal
Ralph Ci
Bayne
Reg
L. B. Berrier
Elbert Smith
J. C. Ragland
G P. Swisher
A Co
Musten
McCoy Berrier
Bennett
Norman Lowe
D A R Regent To Be Guest In City
Mrs Eugene N Davis of Leigh arrives tomorrow to stay several days with Mrs J S We at East Wton street guest regent of the North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution attends a board meeting today and travels to Thomasville for a luncheon with the Carolina Society hosted by Mrs Jame Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Davis Ofleigh
J. S. We
East Wton Street
North Carolina
Tatanka touted as best investment for health by farmer
A High Point North Carolina farmer, A Lb Bryan, reports relief from kidney pain, rheumatism, gastric issues, and insomnia after using Tatanka. He claims improved mobility and sleep, with constipation and headaches gone. The Ring Drug Co advertises Tatanka as the sole High Point seller and a specialist will explain merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lb. Bryan
Box 326
High Point
N. C
Ring Drug Co
Tatanka
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May Hull
Jessie May Young
Mabel Hargett
Edna Blake
Mary Lou Rothrock
Virginia Ryan
Lois Welborn
Poston
Alice Dickerson
Green Street T. BK. Lb
Eugenia Tysor
W. A. Cloninger
Hart's
Hart’s
Free
Motor
Arcade
Sheraton Motel
South Carolina
Asheville
Pretty Margaret A. Blackman
Converse College
Spartanburg
Rock Hill
R. E. Ranson
Kings Mountain
Charlotte
Girl Scout
Johnnycake
Waltzer
Assam
Wayside Garden Club
George B. Hutchens
West Lexington Avenue
EB. H. Blackard
Hillcrest Drive
Beauties
Charlotte Hardie
Newcomb College
New Orleans
Louisiana
Martha Middleton Stubley
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Tennessee
Margherita Ligon Swift
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Mary Emily Parker
Florida State College For Women
Tallahassee
Florida
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