Piedmont District Music Clubs Weekend Meeting Report
Mrs J G Williamson of Lexington presided at the senior meeting of the 39th annual Piedmont District meeting of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs held at the Sheraton Hotel on Saturday Oct 16. Registration for junior and senior meetings exceeded 100. The session opened with federation anthems by a Nocturne Music Club trio and welcome by Miss Beulah Moton with a response by Mrs H T Smith Jr. Attendees included state officers and club members from Gibsoville and Asheboro. New secretary treasurer Camille Rivetta of Gibsonville was elected. Williamson begins a second year as district president. Names named to the state nominating committee were L L Browning and Floyd D Mehan with Harold Eaton as alternate. An official telegram conveyed regret from Arvids Swornicks who could not attend and an accident prevented her from addressing the meeting. William Hilbrink urged more string teachers and funding for string programs and more public school performances. Musical selections complemented the business session including I Love to Dwell in Spirit sung by Mrs Frank Cook, a John Antes duet, and Martha Taylor Davidson's Holiday in Andalusia. Luncheon opened with The Trinity sung by the Lexington Trio from Euterpe and Music Study Clubs. The highlight was a planned feature See PIEDMONT on Page 7A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Williamson
Lexington
N. C
Gibsonville
Floyd D. Mehan
Harold Eaton
Arvids Swornicks
William Hilbrink
Frank Cook
Winston-Salem
John Antes
Cook
George Beck
Donald Jeffries
Andalusia
Martha Taylor Davidson
Leaksville
Program Planned On Family Life
Allen Jay Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday at 10 am at Rea-Vis Memorial Church Hut. Mrs. O. W. Thomas of the Midweek Club will give a program on family life, Mrs. S. C. Shepard will be hostess to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Home
Rea- Vis
Memorial Church Hut
O. W. Thomas
S. C. Shepard
Altrusans To Attend District 3 Conference
Mrs Mary Lib Blair recording secretary chosen as delegate and Mrs Nancy Ridge as alternate to represent the Altrusa Club of High Point at the District 3 Conference in Jacksonville Florida October 21 24 Six other Altrusans will attend Mrs Mary Besh international president elect will deliver the keynote address and conduct a leadership workshop The Golden Anniversary Scroll will be signed by representatives from 59 clubs during the meeting District 3 covers 54 clubs across five states The local club supports a nursing student and a Colombian foster child through Foster Home Parents International Altrusa serves in 12 countries with over 16000 members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lib Blair
Nancy Ridge
Altrusa Club
High Point
Altrusa International, Inc
Robert Meyer
Jacksonville
Fla
Altrusans
Mary Besh
Washington
D. C
Lucile Alexander
Dorothy Howard
Altrusa International
Jessie Mae Young
Altrusa
Colombia
South America
Miss Robins and Guenther Mueller wed at St Marys Episcopal
Miss Ann Robins and Guenther Mueller married at St Marys Episcopal Church with Rev William Price officiating. The bride wore camel peau de soie and Alencon lace with a chapel train, carried carnations and roses, and was attended by her sister and the bridegroom's sister in pale blue crepe gowns. Best man Dr Faxii Cassell and ushers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Ann Robins
Guenther Mueller
Miss Robins
Mer
BE. Alan Robins
Wendever Dr
Rudolf Mueller
Lakewood
William Price
Harold Andrews
Marvin Royce Collins
Paul M. Cassell
Faxii Cassell
Miss Robbins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Piedmont
N.C. Federation of Music Clubs
Sheraton Hotel
Louise Work
J. Harold
Miss Campbell
Asheboro
Camille Rivette
Quane Hail
Piedmont District
Abouty
Sesstad
WE Gt
Pleeme
Artistic Beauty College
W. Commerce St
Shamipoo
Tara
Woman's World
W. Commerce Wal
GUE
Thomasville
Denington
High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Rich Peint
North
Westwood
Thema
Northwood Methodist Church
Eastchester Drive
Guyer Street
Herb T. Penry, Jr
Ben Stafford
Coy L. Brown JR
Drive-In Cleaners
Main
S. Main
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