Canterbury Club Concludes Lar's Program At Luncheon
The Canterbury club wrapped up a successful year with a luncheon at the country club. Mrs. J. W. Lindsay hosted, and Mrs. Charles F. Carroll was welcomed as a new member by retiring president Mrs. R. V. Hayworth. A fall meeting is planned with time to be announced.
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Canterbury Club
Canterbury
J. W. Lindsay
Charles F. Carroll
R. V. Hayworth
Haworth
Carroll
Lindsay
L. Roy Spearman
Everett Charles Perry
Louis Voorhees
Owen Reese
W. B. Hall
W. D. “Ale, Jr
High Point PW Club Dinner Marks Installation Ceremony
The High Point Business and Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting at the ton hotel Tuesday evening. Installation of the new officers will take place with Mrs. Stella Price, editor of Heel Woman and state president of BPWC, presiding. Mrs. Oriana B amnes will coordinate the program and review the year’s plans.
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High Point Business and Women's Club
Ton Hotel
Stella Price
Heel Woman
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Hillcrest Drive
Robert Cottam
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton
Graduate Nurses Club
YWCA
High Point Memorial Hospital
Burrus Alumnae
Frances Byrum
First Methodist Anniversary Plans Many Social Functions
Several social affairs are set for the fifty year reunion of First Methodist Church. A luncheon Tuesday at 12:30 will honor former pastors, and Friday a reception for Miss Betty S. Brittingham editor of The Methodist Woman from New York will occur at 315 Ardmore. A Wednesday young peoples supper at 6:30 will include an anniversary visitor.
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First Methodist
Nen
Ardmore Chcle
Betty S. Brittingham
the Methodist Woman
New York City
George Haltom
Ardmore Circle
Betty Brittingham
First Methodist Church
Emerywood
USO
YMCA
Community Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A week of events across High Point features the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the YWCA, a Sedgefield Kennel Club gathering with T Lauder as speaker, a Ladies bridge party at Emerywood, and a First Methodist luncheon honoring Fiftieth Anniversary celebrations. Also scheduled are USO staff meetings, VFW auxiliary, study groups, nursing and professional gatherings, family dinner nights, a tea for Miss Brittingham, and Emerywood Duplicate Club activities alongside a USO dance at the YMCA.
NCFWC Launches Youth Conservation Clearing House
The General Federation of Women's Clubs launches a nationwide Youth Conservation Clearing House with 15 national groups. Judge Anna M. Kross chairs the Youth Conservation Committee to coordinate health education recreation employment family life and citizenship efforts aimed at giving youth better opportunities.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Youth Conservation Clearing House
LaFell Dickinson
General Federation
Anna M. Kross
New York City
Egists
William Carr
Educational Policies Commission
Laurence Frank
Esther Lloyd Jones
Columbia University
Homer P. F
University Texas
George Stevenson
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Fanny Hurst
Kelly
Michigan
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Aing General Federation
San Francisco
American Association of University Women
National League of Women Voters
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Women’s Action Committee For Victory
VFW Auxiliary Meeting Tuesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Tuesday at 7:30 PM at the VFW home 41 Broad Street. Officials urge full attendance for the regular meeting.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Scout Camp Hosts Leadership Training in Piedmont Area
The Piedmont council American Association sponsors a leadership training camp at Old Mill. Activities include a Friday arrival with dinner and a Saturday schedule of colors worship crafts and campfire. Attendees from High Point include Mrs Mabel Burnett Barbara Brooks June Parker and Ruth See with Miss Marjorie Leonard delivering summaries.
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Piedmont Council of the American Association
Old Mi
C. Walton Johnson
Ellen Hodge
Y.W.C.A
High T
Salvation Army
Marjorie Leonard
High Point
Mabel Burnett
Barbara Brooks
June Parker
Ruth See
Burnett
Piedmont Council
Church Social Hears Book Review At Wesley Class
The Susannah Wesley class of Wesley Memorial Methodist church heard a review of Ernie Le's Brave Men by Miss E. Vera Idol during a Friday dinner meeting. Fifty-five attended as Mrs. James D. Greene's group served the meal at 6 30 with Mrs. Frances Casey presiding and Mrs. Gladys Horney introducing guests.
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Susannah Wesley
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Interes
Ernie le
E. Vera Idol
James D. Greene
Frances Casey
Gladys Horney
Lee Schaner
Mary Hughes
Sara Beth ‘Smith
Minnie May Franklin
Leila Smith
Kindergarten May Day Fete Planned At Otteray Drive School
The Mrs W G Kirkman kindergarten at Otteray Drive invites patrons to its May Day exercises on Wednesday May 2. Margaret English Haworth will be May Day queen with a court of students performing dances and the y pole dance. Rev Wilbur Hutchins to give the graduating address and diplomas to seventeen graduating children.
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Schoo
W. G. Kirkan
Otteray Drive
Margaret English Haworth
Wilbur Hutchins
Final Play Saturday by WC Playlikers at Aycock auditorium
The WC Playlikers conclude the season with The Cradle Song a convent drama to be staged Saturday night in Aycock auditorium. Barbara Sutlive of Savannah senior and veteran member plays Sister Joanna of the Cross as four novices stir the duties of five older nuns and care for a foundling. Jujitsu a note on self defense appears in the text.
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Ty Gabe
Jagorio
Maria Martinez
Taylor
Aycock
Joanna of the Cross
Barbara Sutlive
Savannah
High Point College May Day Festival Set On Saturday
High Point College plans its annual May Day on Saturday May 5 at five on the front campus with theme The Land We Love. American dances representing the four seasons will close with the May Pole dance and a formal evening dance. Miss Jo Chapman directs physical education for women and Lawrence Walker will crown the May Queen at ceremonies.
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Mary Ann Coe
High Point
Virginia Cohen
Concord
Nancy Isenhower
New London
High Point College
Jo Chapman
Lawrence Walker
Mary Coch Point
Cord
Nancy Isenhour
Kennel Club Plans Talk by T. Lauder on Collies
High Point Sedgefield Kennel Club schedules guest speaker T Lauder for a meeting Monday April 30 at 7 45 PM at the Sheraton hotel. Lauder a dog breeds expert formerly with Mackay lodge Jamestown estate dogs and now with Dr. P C McLain veterinary hospital will discuss collies.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
YWCA
Mesdames T. Albertson
C. H. Bass
C. Lewis
Joe Hoffman
High Point- Sedgefield
T. Lauder
Walker announces birth of son Charles in High Point
Mr and Mrs Charles M Walker of Randleman route one announce the birth of a son named Charles on April 18 at the High Point Memorial Hospital facility.
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Charles M. Walker
Randleman
Charles
High Point Memorial Hospital
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