Bottles Fascinate Early American Arts Club Talk
Mrs. C. B. Mattocks spoke to the Early American Arts Club on Bottles detailing the history of bottle blowing in America from 1608 Jamestown to modern glass, noting decanters toilet bottles barber bottles and other forms. The gathering at Mrs. D. Richardson’s Asheboro Road home was led by Vice President Homer T. Hudson in President W. G. Ragsdale Jr.’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Mattocks
Early
D. &. Richardson
Asheboro Road
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Homer T. Hudson
Rupert Pickens
Mattocks
Jamestown Forest
America
Mrs. Harold Dorsett Hosts Bi weekly Bridge Club
Mrs. Harold Dorsett entertained the Bi weekly Bridge Club at her Archdale home with four tables in play and a Memorial Day themed decor. Prizes included cologne for top club score and a silver hand mirror for visitors. Nell Bulla received a crystal cigarette box as a prize. A traveling award went to Mrs. Ralph Foust and Miss Nell Bulla. A reception followed with sandwiches for five visitors and club members. Also announced is the birth of Hester Patricia Duggins at Guilford General Hospital on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dorsett
Archdale
Cologne
Sam McKinney
Ralph Foust
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Nell Bulla
Mesdames Vernon Idol, Jr
Elmer James
Fay McCollum
Mesdames
John Hendrix
B. F Hendrix
Bill Dedmon
Winfred Hinkle
Pat Riddell
Honor Wardell
Tony Simeon
Bob Way
Earl Womble
Local Social Notes Include Travel and Visits
About People Miss Frances Lewis travels to Salisbury Maryland to visit her brother James W Lewis and Mrs Lewis. Mrs H A Knight returns from Fielddale Virginia after a two week visit. Mrs Hoy L Fesperman moved home from Greensboro to Woodrow Avenue after dental surgery by Dr T E Sykes and rests comfortably. Mrs W F Rader of Newton visits daughter Mrs H L Fes permanent on Woodrow Avenue this week. Miss Mabel Hoover Hargett departs for Raleigh to spend weekend and attend NC State College dance finals. Mr and Mrs W L Smith Jr and two sons Bill and Harold arrive from Alexandria Virginia to visit W L Smith Sr at 205 Pine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rader
Newton
H. L. Fesperman
Woodrow Avenue
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Raleigh
N. C. State College
W. L. Smith, Jr
Bill
Harold
Alexandria, Va
Mr. Smith
W. L. Smith, Sr
Pine Street
Visitor from China visits Lenoir Rhyne graduate returns home
Mrs Robert L Conrad returned from Hickory where she attended Lenoir Rhyne College commencement. She accompanied by Miss Charlotte Shui Lan Kao of Tsingtao China who earned high honors after three years as a student at Lenoir Rhyne. Miss Kao plans summer camp in Chambersburg Pa then Northfield and Camp Nanwaka before entering Biblical Seminary in New York University and later returning to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Conrad
Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Charlotte “Shui Lan” Kao
Tsingtao
China
Kao
Chambersburg
Northfield
Nawaka
Jolly Y Club Hears Report On Carnival
The Jolly Y club heard a final report on the Spring Carnival's financial and social success at a regular meeting at Adams Memorial Y W A building. Plans were made for an all day Camp Betty Hastings outing and for a program committee luncheon with Susanna Thomas, Doris Bowers, Beatrice Overcash, and Mildred Hutchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Club
Adams Memorial Y. W
Betty Hastings
Winston-Salem Y. W. C. A
Susanna Thomas
Dinner Party And Cake Cutting For Lambeth-Blackwell Wedding
Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth and T Winfield Blackwell Jr. will be feted with a dinner party at Randolph Street and a cake cutting at Ridge Street before their First Baptist Church rehearsal tomorrow. Guests include maid of honor Priscilla Lambeth and bridesmaids Harriet Shaw Peggy Hite Agnes Crawford. best man Crist Blackwell. officiating pastors are Dr W K McGee and Dr Ralph Herring. A breakfast at Miss Hites and a tea dance at the Woman's Club follow, with about 250 invited from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mary Johnson Lambeth
T. Winfield Blackwell, Jr
James Erwin Lambeth
Randolph Street
Lois Johnson
Ridge Street
First Baptist Church
W. K. McGee
Ralph Herring
Winston-Salem
Miss Lambeth
Mr. Blackwell
Priscilla Lambeth
Crist Blackwell
Peggy Hite
Ralph Gardner
Harriet Shaw
Pelham
N. Y
Agnew Bahnson
Marie Walker
Woodberry
Forest
Eugene L. Webb, Jr
Anne Lemmon
Dan Watson
Pegsy Hite
Salem Street
Miss Hite
Woman's Club
Spencer Teague nuptials announced in Martinsville
Mr and Mrs BF V Spencer announce the marriage of their daughter Grace Delcie to Fred W Teague in Martinsville Virginia on April 21 in a simple ring ceremony before Rev R W Reid. They reside at 612 East Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. V. Spencer
Grace Delcie
Fred W. Teague
J. M. Teague
Nancy Fesmire Teague
Martinsville
R. W. Reid
East Green Street
Dixon Catches 30 Pound Marked Drum in Oregon
In MANTED Oregon an angler Sherwood Dixon of Dixon, UL, reeled in a drum weighing 30 pounds. The fish bore a national marking “30” on its tail. The report notes that three quarters of gold production now comes from British territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manted
Sherwood Dixon
Dixon, UL
Oregon Inlet
Emerywood Country Club Social Events Friday Night
The Emerywood Country Club hosts an evening bridge party for members at 8 p.m. Reservations are required. At 9 p.m. junior members host a dance honoring the senior class with Clarence Leonard and his orchestra. admission by card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Clarence Leonard
Wild Flower Garden Club Plans First Annual Picnic
The Wild Flower Garden Club of High Point outlined its inaugural picnic at a meeting at Mrs. Fred L. Gordy’s home. Mrs. R. H. Shaw led a program on local wildflowers with slides, and a Roaring Gap venue was discussed for early June. A membership committee was formed with Mrs. Ring, Sr., as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Garden Club
High Point
Fred L. Gordy
Monticeuw Avenue
R. H. Shaw
Roaring Gap
C. A. Ring
W. H. English
Shaw
Gordy
Kindergarten Pupils Tour Greensboro High Point Airport
Mrs. Louis Voorhees led kindergarten pupils on an educational trip to Greensboro High Point airport. The group rode in planes, observed landings and takeoffs, refueling, and received aviation lessons. Parents accompanied the entire enrollment including Jimmy Armstrong and Betsy Davis as part of planned activities before next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Voorhees
Greensboro-High Point
Jimmy Armstrong
Jimmy Blair
Betsy Davis
Frank Foy
Constance Gant
Lucy Heilig
Joe Hester
Freddy Haeflinger
Stuart Hart
Herman Hunter
Pete Jones
Betty Carolyn Mebane
Andy Pickens
Emmett Sumner
Peggy Smithdeal
Suzanne Staunton
Peppy Tice
Mary Repke
Bobs Terry
Eleanore Reid Terry
Rapdall Terry
John A. Watkins
Tommy Wood
Judy Risch
Randy
Voorhees
Elm Street P T A Holds Final Meeting of Year
The Elm Street school Parent Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year with retiring president Mrs. Edgar Hartley presiding. A new officer slate led by Mrs. W L Edwards was introduced, glee club selections were sung, and Lloyd Thayer noted the year’s work. Attendance prize went to Mrs Dunbar's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Elm Street
Edgar Hartley
W. L. Edwards
Glee Club
A. W. Dunbar
Lloyd Thayer
Thompson Leads High Point PTA Council President
Mrs. Blake Thompson became president of the High Point Parent Teacher Council and presided at the season’s final meeting at Elm Street School. Reports highlighted the year and letters from associations about the state convention in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Thompson
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
Elm Street
D. H. Hall
John Peacock
Mothersingers Group
J. H. McCall
R. R. Fountain
Council of Social Agencies
Floyd Wilson
Council
Sophia Church Supper Postponed to Next Saturday
The Sophia Christian Church supper scheduled for tomorrow from 6 to 9 p m was postponed due to weather and will be served the following Saturday June 6. Archdale classes at Archdale Friends Church plan a joint meeting tonight at 7 30 at the postal employes cabin off Highway 10 A for a pot luck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Elizabeth Fry and
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends Church
Postal
Highway 10
Entre Nous Club Meets At Mrs Humphreys Home
Eight guests and eight members attended the Entre Nous Club gathering at Mrs. G. I. Humphreys residence on West College Drive. Boston Rock provided entertainment while spring flowers brightened the rooms and two refreshment courses were served. Guests included Miss Vera Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Boston Rock
Vera Idol
Notable Attendees List From Local Club Gathering
The notice lists prominent attendees including H. A. White J. M. Millikan Lilly Green P S Ken nett W H Griffith C R Hin shaw and N P Yarborough. Also present were L R Terry Charles Long J W Harriss J F Hayden C Clark Embree H Blackard and Charles Siceloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. White
J. M. Millikan
Lilly Green
P. S. Kennett
W. H. Griffith
C. R. Hinshaw
N. P. Yarborough
L. R. Terry
Charles Long
J. W. Harriss
J. F. Hayden
No Runoff Needed in New Bern Township Primary
In New Bern eighth township stable race J B Pitts and James A Bryan tied at 967 votes each leading a four man field. A runoff is required to decide the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bern
Eighth Township
J. B. Pitts
James A. Bryan
Venezuela Presses Special Baby Food Aid Program
Venezuela encourages use of specially prepared foods for infants as part of nutrition aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Mrs. C. B. Mattocks
Mrs
Bridge
J. C. Duggins
Park Street
Hester Patricia
Guilford General Hospital
Frances Lewis
Salisbury, Md
James W. Lewis
Mrs. Lewis
H. A. Knight
Fielddale
Lambeth-Blackwell
Robert E. Lee
Sweet Briar College
Harriett Shaw
Agnes Crawford
Richmond
Luther Upton
Glenn Pennington
Moffitt's
North Main
Spencer-Teague
Wright
Ners
Sheraton
Wild Flower Club
T. A
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Juanita Lambeth
Washington Council
Daughters of America
J. W. Lambeth
Tipton Street
Thompson
P T. A. Council
Sophia
Bulova Watcis
Lady
Bulova
South Main
Arril
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
LUX
DOE
Buck
South Main Street
High Point, N. C
Merit & Shoes
Endicott Johnson
North Main Street
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