Marian Martin Pattern 9426 Promises Fall Sensation
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Lok
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Pentagon Girls And Dates Have Treasure Hunt
Members of the Girls' Pentagon Club and their dates embarked on a city treasure hunt Saturday. The prize went to Miss Helen Davis, Bill Myers, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cook. The event ended at Miss Davis's home with a steak supper.
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Pentagon Club
Leora Hampp
Helen Davis
Bill Myers
Bob Cook
Mildred Furgurson
B. M. Rankin
Mildred Crowder
Bill Moore
Marion Elliott
Herman Newell
Katherine Lowdermilk
P. V. Kirkman
Clarine Furgurson
Tom Pitts
Helen Crowder
David Parker
Pat Mal
Lawrence Wagger
Leon Chidester
Mancy Smith
Ed Watkins
Stephens Bible Class to Hear Dr Godsey at Oak View Church
The Stephens Bible class meets tomorrow at 3 16 p m at the Oak View church with Dr W C Godsey leading a study on the Book of Revelation He is a converted Hebrew conducting the meeting SOUTH MAIN CIRCLE TWO SERVES LUNCHEON The Women s Missionary Society lunch is tomorrow 11 30 am to 1 pm at the South Main M E church base ment menu includes ham green beans corn potato salad sliced tomatoes slaw apple pie rolls tea FIRST BAPTIST HOME DEPT WILL NOT MEET The Home and Extension departments Sunday school meeting at Mrs L B Baynes 516 Centennial avenue is postponed to next month Ward Street Methodist Intermediate class meets at Miss Gladys Stone s English Oak street Wednesday 7 30 pm all urged to attend
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Stephens
DR. Godsey
Oak View Church
W. C. Godsey
South Main Circle Two
South Main Street
M. EB
Circle Two
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Home Dept
First Baptist Sunday School
Ward Street Methodist Church
Gladys Stone
Ote Street
Engagement Celebrations Honor Miss Elizabeth Bishop
A series of social events in Greensboro honor Miss Elizabeth Bishop on her engagement to William Thomas Forster of High Point. Hostesses included Mrs. C. B. Bishop and Mrs. L. T. Wilson at a luncheon, Mrs. Joseph T. Caruthers Jr. and Mrs. Vance Késter hosted tea, and other gatherings featured an informal come-and-sit tea, a dinner at Mrs. Herbert Cartland's, and bridge games at several homes.
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Elizabeth Bishop
Greensboro
William Thomas Forster
High Point
C. B. Bishop
L. T. Wilson
Herbert Cartland
Katherine Jamison
Roanoke
Miss Mason
Wilbur Groome
Ruth Lassiter
Victoria Street
Charlotte Porter
Carolyn Gordon Crowned Queen And Bobby Joyce King Of Babies
Carolyn Gordon 18 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Gordon, crowned Grand Noise Baby at the Better Baby Conference by the Business and Professional Women's Club of High Point. Bobby Joe Joyce named most popular boy and crowned King of Babylony. Awards given to multiple children in groups with cups and certificates to be distributed at the Baby Conference headquarters tomorrow 3108 Main J. Winston-Salem and Thomasville children also listed among awardees.
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Carolyn Gordon
J. W Gordon
High Point
M. P
Leiberenthal
Asheville
New York
Freedenthal
Neney Hasty
Joe Ann Sowers
Mary Flynn
Billy Burton
Ronald Foust
Philip Yoder
Doras Lanter
Nor
Ma Dean Hill
Susan Almond
Lewis Wilson
Gene Stratton
Bobby Bliss
Shirley Bradley
Mary Rider
Zenna Ann Tyndall
Frankie Colline
Eugene Johnson
John Wallace Sidonia
Bobby Hall
Ronda Mabe
Ruby Weaver
Doris Vaughn
Jo Ann Meridith
Bonnie Lon Odom
Fay Spencer
James White
Marshall Venable
Jerry Hill
Katherine Clark
Main &J
Sarah Ann Slawter
John Slawter
Winston-Salem
Leiber Freedential
Donald Ray Sowers
Larry Mowery
Karoleen Byrum
Linda Ann Sechrest
Robert Franklin Ingram
Dilly Ruth Frazier
Bobby Williams
Charles Weisner
Alpha Theta Psi Picnic at City Lake Park
The Alpha Theta Psi sorority at High Point College announces its annual homecoming picnic at City Lake Park on Thursday, August 25, starting 5:20 p m. The event will feature swimming and other amusements followed by a picnic supper with college and alumni members expected to attend.
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Alpha Theta Psi
High Point College
City Lake Park
A.on
Social notes from Atlanta and nearby towns
Mrs W J Weddington Miss Caroline Weddington and W W Weddington Jr of Atlanta arrive for a short visit with Mrs A B Caldwell Jr and will visit D M Webster in Chicago. Gladys Cauble and Clara Bruton guests of Dolly Pattley. Mrs W E Bowers and daughter Helen with Mr and Mrs Norman Surratt and others return from Carolina Beach. Eloise Ward recuperating from tonsillectomy at Rose Hill. Frances Hooper and friends return from Myrtle Beach. Billy Webster recovering from tonsillectomy at Lackey Clinic. Irie Rose Gibson returns from Myrtle Beach with brother Adam Lee Gibson. Mr Charlie E Spencer to Raleigh for several days with Mrs BE Clayton in Archdale. John T Ellis returns from Myrtle Beach S C after ten days.
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W. J. Weddington
Caroline Weddington
W. W. Weddington, Jr
Atlanta
A. 8. Caldwell, Jr
W. E. Bowers
Helen
Norman Surratt
Charles Crawford
Alen
City
Carolina Beach
Eloise Ward
Rose Hill
Wilmington
Richard Webster
Willowbrookstret
Billy
Lackey Clinic
Irie Rose Gibson
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Adam Lee Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Charlies BE. Spencer
Spencer
Raleigh
State Education Department
BE. Clayton
Areche
Egg consumption per capita varies by country
In the United States the annual egg consumption is more than 200 per person. In England the range is between 150 and 290 eggs per person annually.
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United States
England
Cox-McLean And Moon-Morriss Vows Revealed In City
Double wedding in Danville Virginia joined Miss Rada Daphne Cox with Hugh Bryce McLean and Miss Mary Moon with Robert Morriss on Saturday August 13. The ceremonies were conducted by Dr. Fred Chernault at a Methodist church. The Cox and Moon families reside in local and Statesville households, with newlyweds at 908 East Green Street.
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Rada Daphne Cox
Hugh Bryce Mclean
Mary Moon
Robert Morriss
Danville
Fred Chernault
McLean
J. R. Cox
Tate Street
W. W McLean
White Oak Street
Morriss
C. R. Moon
Statesville
Mr. Morriss
Clyde Morriss
East Green Stret
Miss Battley Birthday Party Celebrates Fifteenth
Mr and Mrs EF Battley hosted at 1117 Anderson Hazura day evening for daughter Dolly Cattley turning fifteen. Guests included Thomas Honeycutt Paul Thomas Lucille Eddinger Pauline Parrish Marie Kirkman from Thomasville Gladys Cauble Kannapolis Clara Bruton Charlotte Bud Franz Greensboro Meaty Culler Cornelius Bernet W Anderson Gregdy Leo Morgan Gordon Callicott Willard Parrish Clara Weaver Bla is Crowson Grace Sampson Edith Butler. Party featured pink and white decor centered on a candy cake with lites and refreshments.
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EF. Battley
Anderson Street
Hazurday
Missa Dolly Cattley
Thomas Honeycutt
Paul
Thomas
Lucille Eddinger
Pauline Parrish
Marie Kirkman
Thomasville
Gladys Cauble
Kannapolis
Clara Bruton
Charlotte
Bud Franz
Grewnsboro
Meaty Culler
Cornelius Bernet
W. Anderson
Gredy Leo Morgan
Gordon Callicott
Willard Parrish
Clara Weaver
Blais Crowson
Grace Sampson
Edith Butler
Altrusans Dinner Tonight At Sheraton Hotel
Members of the Altrusa club are reminded of the bi weekly dinner meeting this evening in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel. Tonight’s program will cover the principles of Altruga with Mrs. Mary Ballard in charge. The meeting starts at 6 30.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Altruga
Mary Ballard
Brigadiers Meet At Elwood Jones Home
Members of the Brigadier club hold their weekly meeting at Elwood Jones home on Lindsay street. The gathering begins at eight with full attendance urged. At the last meeting Bill Forster was elected president and the new slate includes Bill Taylor vice president Bob Cook secretary Elwood Jones treasurer and Edwin Watkins publicity chairman.
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Brigadier Club
Elwood Jones
Lindsay Street
Bill Forster
Bill Taylor
Bob Cook
Edwin Watkins
Country Club Tea Draws Large Attendees
A well attended informal lawn tea was held Sunday afternoon at Emerywood Country Club. Hosts Mesdames M A Lackey and C B Diffendal assisted, and guests enjoyed light refreshments courtesy of the club on the clubhouse lawn.
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Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames M. A. Lackey
C. BE. Diffendal
Local Salvation Army to Hear Miss Unity Nash
The Home League of the Salvation Army will host a meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm in the local citadel. Miss Unity Nash recently back from a Canada motor trip will speak about her travels including a visit to the home of the Dienne quintuplets. Mrs C A York announces the program and invites interested attendees.
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Home League
Salvation Army
Miss Unity Nash
Home League of the Salvation Army
Citadel
Swing Club Biweekly Meeting With Miss Moon
The Swing Club held its regular bi weekly meeting with Miss Frances Moon. Members celebrated a birthday party by each giving a penny for every year of her age. Plans for fall activities were discussed and games Rainbow and Fortune were played. Refreshments and summer flowers decorated the dining room. The next meeting will be September 5 hosted by Miss Mary Jensen with a train ride theme.
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Frances Moon
Mary Jensen
Domino Club Meeting With Miss Kearns On Lindsay Street
The Domino Club will be entertained at the regular meeting this evening by Miss Anna Elizabeth Kearns on Lindsay street. The meeting will start at 7 46 and all members are expected to attend.
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Domino Club
Anna Elizabeth Kearns
Lindsay Street
South Economic Problem Addressed by Coleman
Major James K. Coleman of The Citadel spoke at the Southeast regional Business and Professional Women's clubs conference in Charleston. He said the National Emergency Council report supports President Roosevelt's view that the South is the nation's top economic problem and urged a long range view beyond daily concerns. Miss Erline White, fresh from Budapest, will speak on New Horizons in Charleston today after arriving in New York from Europe.
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Charleston
Southeast Regional Conference of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
National Emergency Council
Roosevelt
South
James K. Coleman
Citadel
South Carolina
Military College
Erline White
Budapest
New York
Europe
Senior High Home Economics Teachers Back From Conference
Mrs Lidie Horton and Miss Frances Mendenhall of Senior high school returned from Greens boro where they attended the vocational home economics conference at Woman's College. Daily sessions ran from morning until afternoon with a program meeting last Thursday. Banquet speakers included Clyde A Erwin and T E Brown, with Catherine Dennis also addressing the group.
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Lidie Horton
Frances Mendenhall
Greensboro
Woman's College
Clyde A. Erwin
T. E B. Brown
Catherine Dennis
Surprise party honors Mrs Wagner and Miss Hohn
Mrs. Lewis Davie and daughter Myrtle hosted a Randleman gathering for Mrs. Jake Wagner formerly Edith Davis of Randleman route one and Miss Minnie Hohn bride elect of Danbury. About 60 guests attended with games prizes awarded to Miss Allene Beeson and Mrs Joe Coltrane. Gifts arrived and were opened followed by ice cream and cake. Girls Pentagon Club meets 7 30 tonight at Mrs Bob Cook 626 North Hamilton Street.
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Jake Wagner
High Point
Edith Davis
Randleman
Route One
Minnie Hohn
Maurice Robertson
Danbury
Lewis
Davie
Myrtle
Allene Beeson
Joe Coltrane
Pentagon Club
Bob Cook
North
Hamilton Street
William H by the Count of 26 Wake Up Custom
American writer William Hicking Prescou devised a morning routine counting aloud to 26. If he did not rise by the count, he paid a bonus to the servant who woke him, reflecting a peculiar personal vow from a bygone era.
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William Hicking Prescou
Piedmont Women Golfers to Hold Bi Ly Tournament
The Piedmont Women Golfers Association will stage its bi ly tournament at Emery Country Club tomorrow with 11 a.m. start. Prizes include low net, blind bogey and putt ure. D. W. Bryant chairs the women s golf committee at Emerywood. Miss Alliene Hoover of Thomasville presides over the association of about a hundred members across the Piedmont region.
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Emery
D. W. Bryant
Emerywood Country Club
Alliene Hoover
Th Asville
Field Club
Piedmont
Piedmont Women's
Building Wall In Charlotte Falls
A 65 foot wall of a two story Martins department store collapsed at night in downtown Charlotte injuring no one. Brick debris filled College Street first block while workers braced the ruin. Sidewalks were blocked and cars damaged amid repair cavations.
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Charlotte
Martin's
College Street
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Mise
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Frances Hooper
Concord
R. H. Thomas
John T. Ellis
Myrtle Beach 8. C
Cox-McLean
Moon-Morriss
Miss Battley
Altrusans
Swing Club
Miss Moon
Miss Kearns
Coleman
Mrs. Wagner
Miss Hohn
Charlotte Falls
Nat Walker
Western Union
Ake Sale
Batiste
Batist
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