Taplin Heads Local C UNC Alumnae With Stewart Art Talk
Mrs A E Taplin elected president of the local alumnae chapter of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill at the annual meeting at Emerald Wood Country Club. Mrs Mary Ath Stewart, Womans College art professor, spoke on modern art and the college art program. Four new members joined. benefit bridge proceeds fund a new alumnae building. 5th anniversary celebration planned for 1942.
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Rf A. E Taplin
C.U.N.C
Stewart
A. E. Taplin
Woman's Cdge
University of Northarolina
Hich
Emergood Country Club
Susan Sharp
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Maryath Stewart
Wion’s College
Louis IV
Tewart
Rom Poussin
Claude Lorine
Academy
Jorot
Delacroix
Goya
el Greco
Wiliam Blake
Pissaro
Renor
Degas
Gezanne
Geurat
Gauguin
An Goh
Hoer
Marc
Heckel
Picassson
Braque
Legar
Rivera
Woman’s College
Alma Andrews
Albert Spalding
Carman Austin
Evelyn Sharp
Ruth Lee
Jean Brinkley
James 8. Moffitt
Harry Alexander
Cridlebaugh
Sedgefield Hunt Opens First Live Hunt of Season
The Sedgefield Hunt schedules its first live hunt of the season from Sedge Field Stables at 7 a.m. Readers should note the event marks the season kick off and is organized by the Sedgefield Hunt club.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
U D C Re Elects Mrs Fisher Head At Asheville Meet
The North Carolina Division United Daughters of the Confederacy re elected Mrs L E Fisher of Asheville as president at the close of its annual meeting in Asheville. Officers re elected include Mrs H S McGirt of Wilmington first vice president and Mrs Henry Stevens War saw recording secretary among others.
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Asheville
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. E. Fisher
H. S. McGirt
Wilmington
Henry Stevens
Warsaw
8. S. Holt
Graham
James Henry Farris
Greensboro
J. J. Andeau
E. F. Reid
Lenoir
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
A. Y. Kerr
Yanceyville
Roy H. Cagle
Nannie Dodson
Winston - Salem
Crosses
Buffet Supper At Emerywood Club Features Swedish Menu
Emerywood Country Club hosted a Thursday Swedish smorgasbord as part of a October dinner series for members. Helen Dettweiler, 1938 Western Open champion, visited to play, attend luncheon, and discuss golf. Doris Ann Needham born at home October 4 to Samuel B Needham and former Doris Johnson.
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Emerywood Country Club
Helen Dettweiler
Doris Ann Needham
Samuel B. Needham
Doris Ann
Route Three
Needham
Doris Johnson
Miss Sears Weds W F Michael Jr in Pickett Farm Home
Miss Margaret Sears of this city and William Fort Michael Jr. of Gastonia were wed yesterday at four in the home of the bride’s parents at Pickett Farm. The ceremony featured nuptial music and a garden setting as Dr. A B Conrad officiated with a ring ceremony. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Gastonia.
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Margaret Sears
William Fort Michael, Jr
Gastonia
Herman Dupuy Sears
Pickett Farm
A. B. Huff
Sidney A. Gayle
Gayle
Sara Sears
Henry Michael
Cherryville
Betty Rucker Hardin
Betty Sechrest
Jane Austin
Mary Ruth Woollen
Sears
Salem College
Francis Marion Pickett
Mr. Pickett
Gaston County
Michael
Sinclair Refining Company
Armstrong Apartments
William Foil Michael, Sr
Minnie L. Spencer
Samuel de Ronda
Charlotte
Jean Robinson
Bonner
Columbia Crest Was Once Thought Highest U.S. Peak
Columbia Crest on Mount Rainier was named during a period when it was believed to be the United States’ highest point. The name reflects historic survey beliefs about mountaintop elevations and national geography.
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Columbia Crest
United States
Fall Girl Scout Troops Rise in City Report
At the Girl Scout Council meeting Mrs. V D Sale Jr reported the city now has 23 troops with 478 members, seven new this fall, including five as Negro troops. Twenty two new leaders were recruited and ten completed Introduction to Girl Scouting.
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Fall Girl Scout Organization
V. D. Sale, Jr
Girl Scout Council
First Presbyterian Church
D. E
Roy Spearman
Frank Hunsucker
Jolly Y Club Holds Regular Meeting at Y Hut
The Jolly Y Club met at the Y Hut for a brief session. A supper meeting was planned for next Thursday. After business, a poetry program by Jack Aller of WMFR was presented.
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Jolly Y Club
Jolly ¥ Club
Y Hut
Jack Aller
WMFR
What An Education Should Do for a Person
R L Pope executive vice president First National Bank of Thomasville spoke at the Colonial Drive School Parent Teacher Association meeting in the school auditorium. He said education teaches thinking pursues knowledge controls habits and reduces fear while giving sound judgment of values. Pope contrasted today’s schools with the old Little Red Schoolhouse.
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Thomasville
R. L. Pope
First National Bank of
Colonial Drive
Little Red
Principal praised schools and PTA in Thomasville program
The article notes a program complimenting the faculty and Parent-Teacher Association for efficiently running the Thomasville schools. Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson, president of the Colonial Drive PTA, presided and introduced all officers. Each teacher at the school was presented.
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Thomasville
W. E. Tomlinson
Colonial Drive
Parent-Teacher Association
Sunset Garden Club Elects President At Trinity Meeting
Mrs. Melvina Martin was elected president of the Sunset Garden Club at a gathering hosted by Mrs. A. B. Coltrane and Miss Hazel Coltrane in Trinity. Officers include Miss Coltrane as vice president and Mrs. Charles Lawrence, secretary. The group discussed Evergreens grown in the Piedmont, noted their care, and awarded a dozen daffodil bulbs for the best flower notebook. The next meeting, November 9 at 7 30 p.m., will feature color slides of World’s Fair Gardens at Mrs. Davis’s home.
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Melvina Martin
Sunset Garden Club
A. B. Coltrane
Hazel Coltrane
Trinity
Coltrane
Charles Lawrence
Bess Johnson
Lola Younts
Ernest Davis
Piedmont
Davis
W. L. Douglas
Chicken Supper Planned by Rankin Memorial Ladies Auxiliary
The Rankin Memorial Church basement hosts a chicken supper from 5 to 8 PM Saturday October 14. Menu includes baked chicken in dressing chicken stew green beans cranberry sauce cake and coffee.
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Rankin Memorial
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Notable Local Residents Attend Weddings and Recoveries
Mrs Waldo E Carroll returns home after three weeks at Guilford General Hospital with improved condition though still bedbound. Robert Cecil Hedrick, 31 in 3rd year, recovers at Burrus Memorial Hospital after emergency appendectomy. Mrs J H Mellichampe of Washington DC attends niece Margaret Sears's wedding to W F Michael Jr of Gastonia. Robert Jordan resumes Broad way Barber Shop duties after recent operation. I L Morgan of Seattle visits then heads to Miami and Houston before returning home. Gilbert H Caldwell of Raleigh visits grandmother L C Davis.
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Waldo E. Carroll
Guilford General Hospital
Robert Cecil Hedrick
J. H. Mellichampe
Washington, D. C
Margaret Sears
W. F. Michael, Jr
Gastonia
Sears
First Sedgefield Hunt Opens Season With New Dogs
The Sedgefield Hunt begins its season tomorrow at 7 o'clock from Sedgefield Stables. Hunt Masters announce three new dogs purchased from the Viemead Hunt in Wilmington, Delaware, to join the pack. An informal ride follows Sunday at 3 PM from the stables.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield
Viemead Hunt
Wilmington
Delaware
Miss Dorothy Davis Pledged To Ward-Belmont Social Club
Miss Dorothy Deana Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Davis of 232 Woodrow Avenue has been pledged to the X L social club at Ward Belmont Nashville Tennessee. The freshman joins one of ten clubs formed in 1914 to replace sororities with activities centered in Club Village near the singing tower. At rush end she was among 16 pledged to the X L Club.
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Dorothy Deana Davis
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
X. L
Ward-Belmont
Nashville
Tennessee
Davis
X. L. Club
Miss Davia
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Sheraton Hotel
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Sar Ege
Miss Sears
W.F. Michael, Jr
Woman's Auxiliary
West End Methodist Church
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Harry Wolfe
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Ruth Pierce
Carlos Hill
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Stamey Clinard
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Broadway
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Raleigh
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RINSO
Mrs. J. Watson Shockley
Good Housekeeping Institute
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Dennis Young
Kelman Gomo
Mesdames
Thomas Strickland
Thomas Bouldin
Helen Betts
Helen Canady
Anity Nash
Lucile Browne
Jewell Welch
Jessie Mae Young
Dorothy Davis
Icks VapoRus
Holland
D. B. Carric
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Ingram’s Food Store
Willowbrook
High Point
Golden Harvest Sale
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Scotty
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Frasers
Perfume Bay Rum
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