BPWC Initiates Twelve Members At Dinner Marking 7th Anniversary
The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club celebrated its seventh anniversary with a dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. Twelve new members were initiated this year, with Ruth Goodman leading rites and Florence White Allen among the initiates. The program, led by Jo Chapman on health, covered accidents and safety, as thirty six members attended dinner at 6:30 p.m.
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BPWC
High Point Business Andessional Women’s Club
Sheraton
Oriana B. James
Ruth Goodman
Florence White Allen
Ima Ryan
Rachel Shiplett
Waynick
Wini- Bodie
Anne
Frances Bernice Cornell
Estelle Ruria Shelton
Ruth
Jo Chapman
Emma Blair PTA Winter Festival Friday Evening
The Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association hosts a winter festival at 7 30 Friday evening at the school. Entertainments will engage attendees and proceeds support the school fund.
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Emma Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
Rebekahs to Confer Degree Tomorrow Night
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge meets at 7 30 P M in the lodge hall on West Commerce Street to confer the degree on Sangean as announced today.
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Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
West Commerce Street
D A R Good Citizenship Award Nominee From High Point
Betty Lou Nance senior at High Point High School earned DAR national judging for the Pilgrim Good Citizenship Award. She is vice president of the Student Council, reporter and circulation manager for the Pointer Staff, Beta Club member, Masque and Gavel member, orchestra participant, and delegate to the Southern Regional Conference. The Raleigh DAR Convention on March 12 will announce the winner who earns a $100 war bond.
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Betty Lou Nance
High Point High School
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
D.A.R
National
Nance
St . Council
Haspla
Raleigh
Miss Mather Inspires Baptist Group With Christmas Message
Miss Juliette Mather, southwide young people secretary, spoke at the First Baptist Church during the Season of Prayer. She urged the true Christmas spirit lies in giving of self and tied it to the Lottie Moon Christmas offerings, with a goal of 260000 and a hoped total of 750000.
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First Baptist Church
Juliette Mather
Oman
S Missionary Union
Woman's Missionary Society
Miss Mather
Lottie Moon
Thelma Patrick
Local Club Calendar Highlights Week Events
Thursday 3 30 p m The Wild Flower Garden Club meets with Mrs F L Gordy on Montheu Ave Mrs Harold Stout to be associate hostess and Mrs W H English to present program 6 30 to 8 The weekly family dinner for members at Em eryweed Country Club Reservations due by noon Friday 3 30 p m Mrs W B Hall hosts the Dante club at 901 Johnson Street with Mrs Robert Playworth program Saturday 3 p m Junior Musical Art club meets Joyce Loftin 611 Montheu Avenue 8 15 p m USO Club dance at the Y M C A for service men Sunday 5 to 7 p m Y W C A with USO buffet supper for service men at Adams Memorial building
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Wild Flower Garden Club
F. L. Gordy
Montheu Ave
Harold Stout
W. H. English
Emeryweed Country Club
W. B. Hall
Dante Club
Johnson Street
Robert Playworth
Joyce Loftin
Montheu Avenue
USO Club
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
USO
Adams Memorial Building
Informal Tea Forum Report At Mrs Blake Thompson Home
Plans for an informal tea next Thursday evening at Mrs. Blake Thompson 7 Sunset Drive proceed with reports from Mrs. Thompson and Mrs R A Herring who attended the Herald Tribune World Forum. Members of the Point branch American Association of University Women and invited guests will hear highlights and the tea will start at eight.
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Blake Thompson
Sunset Drive
Thompson
R. A.erring
Herald-Tribune World Forum
Point Branch
American Action of University, Women
Herring
North Carolina
Army buys eleven thousand cotton items from guns to handkerchiefs
The U S army purchases 11 000 different cotton items including camouflage gear and handkerchiefs in a broad procurement drive.
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U. S. Army
Girl Scout Enrollment Rises About Fifty Percent
At the annual meeting of the High Point Girl Scout Council the council heard that enrollment has increased by about 50 percent. Emphasis was placed on a summer camp and community service, with reports from committees on program organization training publicity cookie sales and finances.
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High Point
Girl Scout Council
Adams Memorial Y ¥.W.C.A
Charles F. Carroll
Brownie
Laurie Kin
Jane Austin
Council
Marjorie
Bruce Conrad
Dave Yow
D. E. Cauble
Tom Gold, Jr
Jwiette Lowland
C.E. Diffendal
Cookie Sale
Mabel Burnett
S Rt
Sam Tobias
Frank Hunsucker
Council of
Masdames
John Pickett
Harry Doctor
G. W. Stroupe
Tom Kearns
A.D. Grant
Charles Carroll
J.B. Dobson
J. J. Ellington
Owen Reece
Paul Casey
Tom Sprinkle
High Point Girl Scout registrations to rise to 650
Mrs. Mabel Burnett announces plans for the year including more leaders and a Scout to every girl who wants one. Senior Scouts will aid hospital work and a Brownie program report by Miss Mary Ruth Kimrey notes rapid growth. Plans for a Christmas party are finalized for December 8 with invites via Mrs Wade Baxley.
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W.W. Gluyas
Mabel Burnett
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Feld
Clara Cox Homes Woman's Club Holds Second Meeting
The Clara Cox Homes Woman's Club held its second gathering in the lounge, continuing the group's activities and plans.
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Clara Cox
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
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