Leaders for University German Club Commencement Dances
Nine attractive women chosen as dance leaders for UNC German club events to be held Thursday through Saturday with Russ Morgan and Kay Kyser orchestras. Escorts include Linah Mitchell with William Lamm, Sarah Copeland with James Finlay, Jane Miller with Morris Fitts, Nancy Knode with Bradford Tobey, Alice Cowles Barringer with William McClelland, Margaret Greenwood with Samuel Neaves, Hortense Jones with William Scott, Cordelia Lowry with Louis Shaffner, and Jessie Rose with Randolph Rowland. Patricia Pittman of New York City will take part in the figures with Boylan Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Russ Morgan
Kay Kyser
Linah Mitchell
Fairmont
William Lamm
Wilson
Sarah Copeland
Kinston
James Finlay
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jane Miller
Cortland
N. Y
Morris Fitts
Nancy Knode
Hubbard Woods
Bradford Tobey
Alice Cowles Barringer
Charlotte
William McClelland
Margaret Greenwood
Elkin
Samuel Neaves
Hortense Jones
Greensboro
William Scott
Graham
Cordelia Lowry
Bedford
Louis Shaffner
Winston Salem
Jessie Rose
Henderson
Randolph Rowland
Middleburg
Patricia Pittman
New York City
Boylan Carr
Woodmere
Carolina
G Man Club
Linda Mitcell
William of Wilson
Sarah Copelar Kinston
Chanooga
Jane Mill
Ill
Hubbard Woo
William McCleland
Mar Greenwood
Samue Neaves
Hortons Jones
Will Scott
Cordell Lowry
Shaffner
Winston-Salem
Middlebars
York City
Wemere
Altrusa Tea Honors High School and College Seniors
About one hundred guests visited the home of Mrs. M. J. Wrenn on Broad Street for an Altrusa tea honoring senior girls from local high school and High Point college. The event featured flowers, gardenias, and a display with senior figurines, with a reception line led by Mrs. Wrenn and other club officers and school leaders. A musical program followed with performances by Mae Kirkman, Ernestine Strickland, Hubert Lane Barrer, Susan Sharp, and Eleanor Welch, while committees including Miss Lucile Johnston and Miss Nelle Ansley organized the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wrenn
Broad Street
Altrusa Club
High Point College
Lucile Johnston
Nancy K. Poston
Gilbert Muse
Wrenn
Lois Welborn
Mildred Marsh
Helen Crowder
Mary Margaret Bates
Valaska Yatel
Esther Rae Wilson
Evelyn Atkins
Henry Grady Owens
Jessie Mae Young
Louise Abernethy
Roberta Skinner
Clara I. Cox
Mabel Hargett
Nelle Ansley
Madeline Hoover
Vera Idol
Mae Kirkman
Ernestine Strickland
Hubert Lane Barrer
Susan Sharp
Eleanor Welch
Miss Morrison Presents Final Piano and Voice Recital
Miss Morrison showcased six pupils in a piano and vocal recital at H. P. Morrison's Broad Street home. The program included works by Presser, Bach McDowell, Chopin, and others, performed before about thirty guests. After the concert, guests dined on an iced course prepared by local hosts, marking the end of the studio season before a summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Morrison
H. P. Morrison
Broad Street
Are Orientale
Caesar Cui
Ella Lou Taylor
Ccivacanats
Willeby
Mamie
Kathleen Malpass
H. P. Morricon
Ruth M. Welling
Reidsville
Anne Baum
Washington, D. C
High Point Social Calendar Highlights Meetings and Events
A series of upcoming gatherings includes the High Point Business and Professional Women's club call meeting at the Elwood hotel and a dinner meeting with new officers installation. Other events cover garden clubs, bridge, arts and study clubs, a garden party, and a graduation ball with Mal Hallet’s orchestra at Sedgefield Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood
West Emerywood Garden Club
Sanders Dallas
Rotary Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Community Arts Club
J. N. Thomas
Scott Street
Twentieth Century Study Club
R. I. Quigley
Montheu Avenue
High Point Woman's Club
D. B. Richardson
Mesdames C. B
Mrs Wrenn Honored With Buffet Supper at College Library
After the dedication of the M. J. Wrenn Memorial Library at High Point College on Saturday afternoon, Dr. and Mrs. G I Humphreys hosted a informal buffet at their home in Mrs. Wrenn's honor. Sweet peas and summer flowers adorned the rooms. guests included Dr J W Stephenson and daughter Dorothy Stephenson of Pittsburgh, D S Coletrane and Mrs Coletrane of Greensboro, and Mr and Mrs C C Robbing of Spruce Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wrenn
High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
Wrenn
3. W. Stephenson
Board of Education
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Dorothy Stephenson
Pittsburgh
D. 8. Coletrane
Greensboro
C. C. Robbing
Spruce Pine
High Point
Mrs. Jensen Honored Before Europe Trip Bon Voyage
Mrs. Jensen receives a bon voyage dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wren at Mecca dining room Greensboro. She departs tonight for New York to sail June 2 on the Europa to Bremen Germany then visit Denmark, her homeland, the first trip home since marrying twenty eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Jensen
Steele Street
Donald Wren
Mecca
Greensboro
Jensen
Europe
New York
Europa
Bremen
Germany
Denmark
Mrs Woodbury To Speak At UDC Day Events
D B Fearing of Roanoke Colony Memorial association announced Mrs John L Woodbury of St Louis will deliver an address at the U D C Day exercises August 7 marking the 350th anniversary of the first English settlement in America.
Parent Teacher Council Meeting Postponed by Council President
The High Point Parent Teacher Council will not meet on Tuesday afternoon. The cancellation was announced by Mrs. H J Coffield, president of the Council, in yesterday's Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
H. J. Coffield
Local residents attend hospital. patients, visitors noted
Mrs J T Ryan in City Memorial Hospital Winston Salem has pneumonia after two weeks there. Dr B W Stephenson and daughter Dorothy arrive from Pittsburgh for commencements at High Point College. Mrs Clyde Milner and Mrs Charles Milner visit for Altrusa tea. Morrison family plans Telico Plains outing. Geneva Morrison heads home to McCall Washington for the summer. Jessie Whitesell from Greensboro visits Frances Craver. Grayson area guests include Floyd Myers Saulkener Spriges at 1309 Ragan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ryan
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Crnie
Floyd Myers
Saulkener
Spriges
Elberton, Ga
W. E. Myere
Ragan Street
Mrs Helen Marshall Returns From Decatur Visit
Miss Helen Marshall came back Saturday from Decatur Georgia where she spent several days visiting Mr and Mrs Floyd Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marshall
Decatur, Ga
Floyd Teague
Bobby Johnson honored at fifth birthday party
A surprise party was held at Bobby Johnsons grandmother home on Fast Lexington avenue Friday afternoon to celebrate his fifth birthday. Evelyn Hutton won a prize in a games contest. The event featured a large green and white cake and treats for Ellen Stirewall, Molly Ann Frye, Evelyn Hutton, Janis Spencer, Mary Lee Wall, Betty Lou Johnson, Walter Church, Leeland and Lloyd Frye, Douglas Dables, Paul Johnson and Bobby Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Johnson
Lexington Avenue
Evelyn Hutton
Ellen Stirewall
Molly Ann Frye
Janis Spencer
Mary Lee Wall
Betty Lou Johnson
Walter Church
Leeland
Lloyd Frye
Douglas Dables
Paul Johnson
Peace Council To Meet On June 8th
Peace Council No 9 club will meet at Mrs H J Scarboroughs home 1115 Monthieu avenue on June 8 All members urged to attend The Susanna Wesley class of Wesley Memorial church will hold a supper meeting in the church basement Tuesday at 6 15 p m All members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Council
H. J. Scarborough
Monthieu Avenue
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Sermon Denounces Animal Magnetism in Christian Science Service
Sunday services across churches of Christ Scientist drew on a lesson titled Ancient and Modern Necromancy Denounced. The Golden Text from Jeremiah 15 20 21 affirmed divine deliverance and salvation as central themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches and Societies of Christ
Scientist
Psalms
Mary Baker Eddy
College Misses Jackson And Free Named To Coraddi Staff
The editorial staff of The Coraddi at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina announces for the coming year. Appointments include Sheila Corley Gladys Meyerowitz Mary Ellen Harrison Elizabeth Brown Katherine Causey Bettie Harward Louise Hudson Susan Barksdale Elizabeth Blair Roberta Wolfe Celia Durham Mildred Free and Charlotte Edna Farle Bostick as business manager. Miriam Sloan will continue as art editor with Joan Mitchell Mary Cochrane Elizabeth Reeves and Virginia Jackson on the staff.
Long suspension bridge spans Delaware River in Philadelphia
A description notes a suspension bridge crossing the Delaware in Philadelphia with a 1750 foot span. The passage veers into a philosophical aside denying belief in animal magnetism and mesmerism as real powers, labeling them unreal notions of mortal minds.
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Delaware River
Philadelphia
Commencement Dance F- Begin At Carolina June 3rd
UNC plans for commencement finals by the German club run June 3 to 5 with alumni returning. The Thursday opening ball features a marshal and his party. Kay Kyser and Russ Morgan provide music for the weekend dances.
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Carolina
Garden Club Luncheon at Kernersville Home
Kernersville May 31 Garden Club members and guests enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. Walter Linville’s home. After eating in the garden, contests awarded prizes to Mesdames O L Joyner and Wood Black. Attendees listed include Fred Morris Fred Vance Carl Kerner King Grogan Sam Vance Jr Walter Allen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Garden Club
Walter Linville
Mesdames
O. L. Joyner
Wood Black
Fred Morris
Fred Vance
Carl Kerner
King Grogan
Sam Vance, Jr
Walter Allen
R. C. Norris
Kenneth Greenfield
Edgar Shore
Tom Street
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Sam Vance, Sr
C. L. Joyner
George Fulp
Arhiee Hammocks
William Swaim
EF. B. Parks, Jr
Clay Ring
Au Fair Bridge Club Hons Guests With Three Course Buffet
Mrs J R Paddison hosted Au Fair Bridge Club guests at her Main Street home Friday evening. The event featured a three course buffet on side porch tables with spring flowers and sweetpeas. High score prize went to Mrs Zack L Whitaker and low to Mrs D L Donnell. traveling prize to Mrs Carl Ker ner. Mrs Frank Morris received dusting powder. Mrs Edgar Shore left for Kansas City after a shower of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Paddison
Au Fair Bridge Club
Main Street
Zack L. Whitaker
D. L. Donnell
Carl Kerner
Frank Morris
Winston-Salem
Edgar Shore
James Butler
Kansas City
Winston-Salem Bridge Party Honors Mrs Spady Richardson
Mrs George K Fontaine hosted a Friday evening party at her home in Winston Salem honoring Mrs Spady Richardson of Franklin Virginia formerly Miss Glendair Crossett of this city whose marriage was recently announced. The event featured bowls of sweet peas and three bridge tables. Richardson won high score and a novelty prize while Miss Etta Terrell took low with an ash tray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Fontaine
Winston-Salem
Spady Richardson
Franklin
Glendair Crossett
Richardson
Etta Terrell
To Attend Finals At Hollins College
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Dn and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ingra Jr. depart at noon for Hollins South Carolina to attend the graduating exercises of Miss Caroline Dalton at Hollins College tomorrow. Also in the party are Miss Alma Virgil McCain Charles Tomlinson and Mrs. C. M. Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dn
C. T. Ingra Jr
H Lins
S. C
Caroline Dalton
Holl College
Alma Virgil McCain
Charles Tomlinson
C. M. Hauser
Women of the Moose Sponsor Box Party at Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose host a shadow box party at Moose Hall tomorrow at 8 30 following the men’s regular meeting. An auxiliary program and varied entertainment are planned. Attendees are urged to bring a box lunch and be present.
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Moose
Moose Hall
The First Circumferential Flight Remains Theoretical
The notion of a world flight touching every longitude or circling along the equator remains hypothetical. Experts debate the feasibility of maintaining altitude and fuel limits on such a route.
Social Gathering Toasts Friendship Amid Refreshments
Cards were removed and cloths placed on each table with a glass basket of peas. Delicious refreshments were served by hostesses Mesdames Philip Fon and Clarence Stafford. A ¢ shower for Mrs. Ardson followed, gifts from the guests. Attendees included Charles Carter, Philip Fon, Tom Stuart, Clarence Stafford, B Parks Jr, Charles James land, Tom Street, E Albert, Bess Hastings of Kernersville, Mesdames Richardson, Edward Crow, Agiles, Virda Parks, Rose, Etta Ferrell of Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Crow
Agiles
Virda Parks
Rose
Etta Ferrell
Wi Salem
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AMNSS
Linda Mitchell
Shr Copeland
Miss Miller
Miss Hortense Ciones
MSS
Nancy
Miss Auce
Wiss
Miss Jessie Rose
Altrusa Tea
Miss Johnston
Pearl Parker
Louise Wrenn
Alene Schroder
Miss Morrison
Dorothy G. Blake
J. Thompson
Presser
Elizabeth
Water Lily
Ella Ketterer
Ella Xetterer
Revels of the Rabbi
A Pease
Bagdad
J. Mattingly
Addie — Autry
Wake Up
M. Phillips
Mighty Lak A Rose
Nevin Mamie Malpas
R. Wagness Brude
Ccs
Ann Scott
Martha Ray Spencer VI
Gigue Eee
Bach-McDowell
Stevie
Oley
Sylvia
Sean Snenaane
Samuel Hyman
Hutchens
Mrs. Jensen
Mrs. Woodbury
UDC
8. W. Stephenson
Stephenson
M. P. Church
Clyde Milner
Charles Milner
Guilford College
City
Sarah Walker
Burlington
Morrison
Telico Plains
McCall, D. C
Jessie Whitesell
Frances Craver
English Street
Wesley
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Misses Jackson
Free On
Coraddi
Chapel Hill
University German Club
Phillip Morris
Hollins College
Women of Moose
Perkinsonian
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