The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-28
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| nosted prominently on a bulletin
hoard in the administration build
ing. Other features of the day will
include an address by DR.. Frank P.
Graham, president Of the Universe
ty of North Carolina at II o'clock in
the auditorium that morning, a
faculty tea in the parlors during The
afternoon, and a formal reception
in the evening given by the stu
dents.
Chapters and their presidents tina
have notified Miss Mae Grlmmer,
alumnae secretary, of the places
they will meet on the afternoon OF
Founders Day, are as follows: Apex,
Miss Margaret Bright of New Hill,
president, meeting with Mrs. A. I.
Seymour, ST.; Eenderson-Warren-
ton, chapter, Mrs. W. w. Parker,
president, meeting with Mrs. M. B.
Garrett in Henderson; Scotland
Neck chapter, Mrs. Gordon Mad
drey, president, meeting at the home
of Mrs. Mildred Edwards Clark with
Mrs. U. H. Kitchin and Mrs. L. L.
Cherry as joint hostesses.
Other presidents of organized
chapters who are expected to ar
range meetings in their towns are
as follows: Mrs. G. r. Kornegay in
Burgaw; Mrs. F. C. Hayes in Chapel
Hill; Miss Rose Collins in Char
lotte; Mrs. Fred Byerly in Dunn;
Mrs. C. T. Council, Jr., in Durham;
Mrs. Marion Beckwith in Fayette-
vile; Mrs. N. L. Rroughton in Gar
ner; Mrs. A. r. Mallard in Colds
boro; Miss Meta y. Lilies in Green's
boro; Mrs. D. A. RaWley in High
Point; Miss Catherine Canady in
Kinston; Mrs. H. W. Baucom in
Asheville; Miss Mary Frances I'm
derwood in Sanford; Mrs. P. M.
Eames in Lexington; Miss Frances
Haywood in HIT. Gilead; Miss Julia
Calvert, in Jackson; Mrs. T. C.
Wagstaff in Roxboro; Miss Susie
Mae Porter in Rockingham; Mrs.
T. NJ. Stanback in Salisbury; Mrs.
Howell De Berry in Rocky Mount;
Mrs. Charles Mcintyre in Lumber
ton; Miss Vera Dixon in Thomas
Vile; Mrs. L. r. Harrill in Ra-
leigh; Mrs. T. T. Hamilton. Jr., in
Wilmington; and Miss Pauline
Davis in Winston-Salem.
Alumnae leaders who are not af-
filiated with any organized chapter
who plan to assemble former Mere
dith students in a group in their re
spective towns to tune in for the
broadcast are as follows: Mrs. Or
ard Brown Of Albemarle; Mrs.
Cleveland Thayer of Asheboro; Mrs.
P. Y. Greene of Burlington, Mrs.
B. A. Hocutt of Clayton; Mrs. Ru-
fus a. Pool of Clinton; Mrs. James
Carroll Abbott Of Elizabeth City;
Mrs. G. L. Grantham of Fairmont;
Mrs. Daisy Holmes Smith of Farm
vile; Miss Carolyn Wray of Cas-
tonia; Mrs. George H. Mcneil of
Morehead City; Mrs. Joe Haynes of
Mt. Airy; Mrs. W. E. Lewis of Mt.
Olive; Mrs. Eugene Olive of North
Wilkesboro; Mrs. C. K. Proctor of
Oxford; Mrs. E. B. Hatch of Pitts
boro; Mrs. Spencer Waynick of
Reidsville; Mrs. A. B. Suite of
Shelby; Mrs. Joseph r. OVERLY of
Smithfield; Mrs. Raymond B. NAL
lard of Tabor City; Miss Virginia
Branch of Enfield; Mrs. William J.
Wartman of Morganton; Mrs. Bon
ner Knox of S~tatesville; Mrs. ]. W.
Bowen Of Washington; Mrs. c. J.
Baldwin of Whiteville; Mrs. Robert
Creech Of Wilson; Mrs. Zene Mar
tin of Marion; and Mrs. A. D. Hurst
of Onslow county.
Out-of-state alumnae will meet in
Florence, S. c., with Mrs. W. T..
Thomas; in Tea Neck, N. j., with
Mrs. r. C. Moore; in Washington,
D. c., with Mrs. Georgia Britt.