Scout Day Camp Opens Today at Blair Park
Twenty one Girl Scout members registered for the Blair Park Day Camp which runs today and Thursday with registration again tomorrow. Leaders include Fay Hie Donnie Meekins Gloria Wanson and Dorothy Whitt among others and activities cover folk dancing nature study singing hand work and weaving led by Mrs C T Park Miss Dona Nicholas and Mrs Sherrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl
Blair Park
Trl
Fay Hie
Donnie Meekins
Gloria Wanson
Dorothy Whitt
Doris Alker
Dorothy Owens
Ventimer
Fritzie Raymond
Polly Counts
Martha Williame
Helen Umphrey
Sara Green
Nannie Orpe
Frances Young
Annie
Christine Nicholas
Clar
Marian George
Delphia
Elisabeth Henderson
Young
C. T. Park
Mies
Margaret Briges
Iss Alma Andrews
Emily Herring
Edith Moore Sherrod
Paulette Lindeau
Betsy Perry Yow
Girl Scout
Dona Nicholas
Sherrod
Mr and Mrs Shceloff Return From Virginia Beach Trip
Mr and Mrs John C Shceloff returned from Virginia Beach Virginia last night after a beach visit. Their daughter Helen Maria Shceloff joined them briefly before traveling to Washington DC for a visit with classmate Blythe Ware and a house party on the Potomac. En route they visited Williamsburg. Katherine Kearns remained at Virginia Beach to visit roommate Alice Rose at Gunston Hall in DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Shcelof
Virginia Beach
Helen Maria Shceloff
Washington, D. C
Blythe Ware
Duke University
Alice Rose
Gunston Hall
Birth of William Darrell Jr. to Mr and Mrs Darrell Bulla
Mr and Mrs Darrell Bulla announce the birth of a son named William Darrell Jr. born Sunday July 31 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Bulla, before marriage, was Miss May Hayes of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Bulla
William Darrell, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Guy Martin
F. L. Echols
Archdale
Jerry Lee
Guilford General Hospital
Church Social Groups Plan Meetings This Week
The Stephens Bible Class meets Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. Hookson's home with Nora Andrews presenting a study from Ezekiel. The South Main M. BE Church Business Women's Circle serves a luncheon tomorrow 11:30 AM to 1 PM in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
C. Hookson
Noral L. Andrews
Erekiel
Business Women's Circle
South Main
M. BE
Davis Family Reunion Seeks Kin At Old Homestead
Descendants of David and Rachael Davis plan a reunion on Sunday August 7 at the old home place about one mile from Marlboro Friends church. Relatives are urged to attend with baskets, a noon meal to be served at 12 30, followed by a short program and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Old Homestead
David
Rachael Davis
Old Home Place
Marlboro Friends Church
Evening club meetings and Domino gathering announced
The monthly meeting of the business and professional women's club is set for this evening at the Log Cabin of Deep River Friends church with a 6 o'clock meet at First Baptist church to depart for 6:36 arrival. The Brigadier Club meets at Ed Watkins home for its first session after a six week break at 8 o'clock. Miss Love Monday hosts the Domino club at 7:45 at Gibson club rooms on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hoy
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. T. Sheffield
Meredith Street
Oak Hill
Philatheas
Business and Professional Women's Club
Deep River Friends Church
First Baptist Church
Brigadier Club
Ed Watkins
Ed Rankin
Miss Love
Domino Club
Gibson
North Main Street
Alumni Gather for High Point College Outing and Watermelon Feast
About fifty alumni from High Point College, representing every graduating class since its first decade, met at the Postal Employees' cabin near Highway 10A for a social and August watermelon program. Keith Harrison led arrangements. John Easter of Trinity is chapter president. Plans for a broad alumni program are in motion for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Keith Harrison
John Easter
Trinity
General Alumni Association
Local residents greet friends and family returning from Myrtle Beach
A parade of social notes records returns from Myrtle Beach and visits across Winston Salem Burlington and Durham. Names include Juanita Caudle Dorothy Alexander Vera Mae Miller Thelma and Selma Chambers and H H Foust with relatives and hosts. One resident, L. P. York, is hospitalised for surgery at Duke.
Varied Activities At YWCA Highlight Club Week
The Florence Nightingale club met at the YWCA hut for a weekly supper and heard Thelma Patrick speak on Being Happy. The Business Girls club planned a Guilford Battleground outing next Monday and celebrated August birthdays at the September first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Mies Thelma Patrick
First Baptist Church
Catherine Howard
Guilford Battleground
Patrick
Leslie Johnson
Jolly Y. Club
Gladys Ellington
Highland
Davis Stacy Stutz Vows Announced at Danville Nuptials
Mr and Mrs J B Davis announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Opal to Johan W Sturz on Saturday July 16 1938 in Danville Virginia Rev Paul Hodge officiated Miss Elizabeth Davis and Mrs Lena Kinndley witnessed the ceremony The couple reside at 315 West Smith Greensboro Mr Stutz son of Mr and Mrs J L Stuts of Salisbury works for Walser Transportation Company Guests honored the bride at a recent dinner and a shower hosted by her mother and Aunt Esther Flinchum revealing many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Smith
Rivett Drive
Helen Smith
Ruby
Joe Smith
M. P. Perdue
Jackie
Kate
Lloyd
Bobby’ Perdue
Asheboro
E Smith
Greensboro
Frank Smith
Harold
Clara
Betty Patterson
Frances Thornton
Richard Kivett
High Point
J. B. Davis
Mary Opal
Johan W. Sturz
Danville
Paul Hodge
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Davis
Lena Kinndley
Esther Flinchum
Social Arts Club Plans Thursday Business Meeting
The Social Arts club will hold a business session at the Gibson clubrooms on North Main street Thursday afternoon from three to five o'clock. Mrs. Leland B. Nelson announces the gathering and calls for member attendance.
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Gibson
North Main Street
Leland B. Nelson
Petition Turn-In Tonight at Alliance Meeting
Publicity Chairman Daily Smith announced mass meeting at Green Street Baptist church of the Lord's Day Alliance. Dr. 8 W Taylor of Asheboro, formerly of this city, will address attendees. All petitions regarding Sunday observance should be turned in tonight. Meeting starts at 7 48 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Green Street Baptist Church
World Head Speaks To Endeavorers At Australia Meeting
Dr Daniel A. Poling of Philadelphia addresses the tenth World Christian Endeavor convention in Melbourne urging youth to oppose bombing open cities. More than 5,000 Australian youths and 600 delegates attend the session spanning August 2 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Daniel A. Poling
Philadelphia
Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Dr. Poling
Christian Endeavor Movement
China
Korea
Japan
India
National Christian Endeavor Union of
Egypt
South Africa
United States of America
Poling
International Society of Christian Endeavor
North America
Walter Winchell Clippings From The Nation’s Gist
Walter Winchell notes on society figures and events include Archibald MacLeish Fortune Conde Nast Lady Mendl buying Antibes house after 20 years. John and Mimi Durant separation. Walter Winchell’s Winter Book forecast for F D R cabinet. media cutbacks hit Times Variety Hearst.
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Gotham Hotel
Warde
Archibald MacLeish
Fortune
Conde Nast
Chums
Esquire
Lady Mendl
Antibes
John
Mimi Durant
Shannon Dean
The
Paradise
Winche
Honesis
Robert Jackson
Robert la Follette
Harry Hopkins
Henry Wallace
Wm. O. Douglas
Hearst
Times
Variety
Anti-New
Howland Spencer
Hyde Park
Father Divine
Anan
F. D
Mrs J A Spence Hosts Luncheon For Asheboro Visitors
Mrs J A Spence entertained seven Greensboro visitors and one Norfolk guest at a Worth Street luncheon in Asheboro. The event followed a dinner party honoring Judge Frank Armstrong, with guests from Greensboro and Venezuela born families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
J. A. Spence
Worth Street
Greensboro
Norfolk
W. C
D. M. Stafford
J. Andrews
R. C. Millikan
W. C. Boren, Jr
H. W. Boone
Minnie Hoover
Frank Armstrong
T. A. Burns
Garnet Edward Miller
Miss Hoover
South Fayetteville Street
Rainfall Totals and July Weather Report
Local meteorologist A. B. Horney reports July had 16 rainy days totaling 6.61 inches. Comparisons note July 1983 11.61 inches, 1936 7.89 inches, and 1934 7.92 inches. High 94 on July 18. low 60 on July 1. Six clear days, eleven partly cloudy, fourteen cloudy, with a thunderstorm on July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
Welwitschia Mirabilis Defies Height Expectations
A note on Welwitschia mirabilis stating it is not a tree and never grows taller than about one foot despite its curious appearance.
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Mrs. Shceloff
Brako
Nat Walker
Ladies
BPWC
Deep River Cabin
Juanita
Maegyre Caudle
Hooker
Frank
Myrtle Beach
Dorothy Alexander
Winston- Salem
Gertrude Caudle
Vera Mae Miller of
Rockwell
Allen Cooper
East Green Street
Thelma Chambers
Selma Chambers
St. Louis
Parker
East Washington Street
H. H. Foust
East
Lexington Avenue
Carolina Beach
Jacqueline
Nelle Payne
Winston-Balem
Mary Louise Shields
L. P. York
Duke Hospital
Durham
Frances Devereux
Gulf
Ralph Cheek
Mary Wall
Jewell Peace
City
8. C
Cheek
Misa Rheumell Jones
Paul Jones
Asheboro Road
Burlington
W. A. Taylor
Miss Smith
Ruby Blla Haley
J. EB. Haley
Adams Street
Ruby Ella
Claude Pepper
U. S
Florida
U. S. Washington
YWCA
Alliance
Walter W
Wembley
England
E. O. Schaeffer
R. B. Wiler
Catherine Ley
Southern Pines
Rose Thayer
Venezuela
Cleveland Thayers
Clarence Crawford
O. L. Presnell
Catherine Wiley
Henry Ingram
Myrtle Brackh
Teeters
Ocean Forest
Skert
Unamat
Carling Dinkler
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