Mid-Week Garden Club Christmas Party at Millis Home
The Mid-Week Garden club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. J. E. Millis’s home on Forest Hill Drive with about 25 members attending. Miss Bess Munroe gave a talk on Christmas customs, a vocal duet was performed, and Mrs. Hoke Bullard won a crystal rose vase in a holiday contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis
Garden Club
J. E. Millis
Forest Hill Drive
England
Munroe
Hoke Bullard
Miss Munroe
Mesdames R. T. Amos
H. I. Coffield
Elizabeth H. Covington
C. H. Ellis
Valette J. Harris
B. T. Harrison
Horace Haworth
H. T. Hudson
Frank Hunsucker
I. P. Ingle
W. L. Jackson
Lamar McCallum
H. A. Millis
Forrest Murray
Seborn Perry
John Pickett
W. T. Powell
W. A. Sherrod
R. B. Terry
W. B. Thomas
Fred Thomas
Charles Perry
E. H. Blackard
J. Gurney Briggs
Hostess
Amusing Book Reviewed For Tea and Topics
Mrs. Ernest Wall hosted the Tea and Topics gathering at Hillcrest Drive where Mrs. W. W. Idol reviewed King Lehr Helen Drexel Lehr's reminiscences of her husband. The Four Hundred humor figure is depicted with a Gay Nineties flair. Dessert coffee followed as members and guests enjoyed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Logan Porter
W. W. Idol
King Lehr
Helen Drexel Lehr
America
Four Hundred
W. F. Clayton
H. D. Sears
W. F. Armfield
R. H. Sechrest
J. 8. Marsh
J. T. Weaver
Horace Haworth
C. E. Sheloff
Nancy K. Poston
R. M. Andrews
Coe
A. G. Douglas
C. EB. Diffendale
R. N. Dodson
Danville, Va
Girl Scout Council Adopts Constitution At Meet Here
High Point Girl Scout Council adopted a new constitution and by laws at a meeting at Mrs. Catherine Raymonds home. The document set council size between 15 and 30 with three unexcused absences dropping a member. Current membership stands at 29 with three new members Franklin Welch Grady Stroupe and David Cauble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
High Point Girl Scout Council
Catherine Raymond
North Main Street
Matt Wall
Mesdames Franklin Welch
Grady Stroupe
David Cauble
Charles Hodgin
Presbyterian Church
Women Of Moose Plan Xmal Holiday Cheer
Women of Moose met at Moose hall on North Main describing plans for Christmas packages to Moosehaven and Mooseheart, including gifts for five adopted Mooseheart children. Mrs. Hewat and Mrs. Heilig lead the committees. A bingo party and pie supper next Wednesday at the hall support a Christmas dinner for High Point Day Nursery children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Myrtle Hewat
Catherine Smith
Grand Recorder
Moosehaven
Mooseheart
Hewat
Mamie Heilig
High Point Day Nursery
Wested Choir to Present Fourth Annual Christmas Program
The Wested Choir of Woman's College will perform its fourth annual Christmas program Sunday afternoon December 12 at five in Aycock auditorium. The 120 voice choir, directed by the organ professor, is known statewide for carol favorites. The program features a carol by alumna Hermoine Warlick Richorn and piano by Miss Keth Drake and Miss Kathryn Tate with Miss Gertrude Clark on organ. Officers are Miss Kathryn Tate president, Jane Grier vice president, and Germaine Young secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Wested
Woman's College
Aycock
Mary T
Hermoine Warlick Richorn
Charles Hanson Towne
Keth Drake
Scotland
Kathryn Tate
Wichita
Kansas
Gertrude Clark
High Point
Jane Grier
Statesville
Gera’‘ne Young, Angier
Willing Workers meet at Mrs Dennis home this evening
The Willing Workers class plans its monthly gathering at Mrs. Maite Dennis 629 Cable Street at 7 30 with Miss Estelle Elliott and Mrs. L W Chesson as associate hostesses. Also Ran kin Memorial church Ladies Aid sponsor a glass blowing exhibit at 7 30 in the vacant building beside the theatre in West End. A small charge will be collected for church work and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maite Dennis
Cable’street
Estelle Elliott
Elliott
L. W. Chesson
Dennis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rankin Memorial Church
West End
Visiting relative and local recovery updates
R N Dodson of oge visits sister Mrs pittendale on Edgedale drive this week. Claude E York recovers satisfactorily at Burrus Memorial hospital after an appendectomy performed Monday and now receives visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Dodson of
Oge
Pittendale
Edgedale Drive
Claude E. York
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Brigadier Club Elects Officers At Gibson clubrooms
Brigadier club members elected Vernon Idol Jr as president succeeding Edwin Rankin. Wayne Garner becomes vice president. Joe Crowder secretary. Edwin Watkins treasurer. Bill Taylor publicity chairman. The new slate plans a busy year with social events alongside regular activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Club
Gibson
North Main Street
Vernon Idol, Jr
Edwin Rankin
Wayne Garner
G. I. Humphreys, Jr
Joe Crowder
Frank Parker
Edwin Watkins
Curtis Newton
Bill Taylor
Bill Forster
Mrs Hartzell Hosts Entre Nous Club Tea
Mrs. Howard S. Hartzell welcomed Entre Nous members at her Guilford avenue home for an afternoon meeting. Autumn decorations featuring leaves and berries adorned the living room while two rock tables saw play. salad and sweets were served to guests Mesdames Beavans Cummings Rankin Terry Walser Kearns Clark and Overman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Mesdames W. C. Beavans
B.S. Cummings
A. M. Rankin
L. R. Terry
Z. I. Walser
Gurney Kearns
8. C. Clark
C. B. Overman
Household Arts Club Meeting at Mrs Hinkle’s Home
Members of the Household Arts club gathered at Mrs Minnie Hinkle’s Louise Avenue home for needlecraft and refreshments served with her daughter Mrs R L Conrad assisting. The group planned a Christmas party for December 16 at Mr T G Shelton’s home with “Buddies” names revealed that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
Minnie Hinkle
Louise Avenue
T. G. Shelton
Mesdames C. F. Grissom
J. H. Womble
J. R. Montgomery
Fred L. Ingram
Sam Dutton
John T. Ellis
N. E. Russell
W. D. Sale, Sr
Claude Ellington
Denton Social Notes Highlight Local Thanksgiving Visits
Local residents and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lanier, Miss Virginia Curry, Miss Kathleen Hart, and others share Thanksgiving and weekend visits across Harmony Thomasville Greensboro Durham and Asheville. Families like the Clyatts Griffis and Crawfords are mentioned with extended trips and holidays. Notable moves include Tom Kearns and Jamis taking positions in Washington DC and Hazel Hoover visiting relatives in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lanier
Lanier
J. T. Sexton
Louis Crawford
Thomasville
Clarence Clyatt
Augusta
Clyatt
C. C. Clyatt
Virginia Curry
High Point College
Denton
Nancy Ann Crawford
Vernon Cashatt
Linda Campbell
Asheville
Jack Wallace
Bill Campbell
Walnut Cove
Tom Kearns
Jamis
Washington, D. C
Ksathleen Hart
Rosetta Saintsing
Howell Harrison
Kathleen Frank
Greensboro
Sally Mae Frank
Frances Boyd
Sarah Boyd
H. A. Purnell
Hazel Hoover
C. A. Hoover
J. W. Cherry
H. B. Golder
Shirley Ann
Richmond, Va
Tom Anderson
Duke Alumni Meet to Hear Dean Green in Davidson County
Duke alumni in Davidson county gather for a second yearly meeting at the Methodist Hut Randolph Street Thomasville. Dr. W. K. Green dean of curriculum at Duke speaks at 6 30 pm on Duke University its past accomplishments and present needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Duke
Davidson County
Randolph Street
W. K. Green
Duke University
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on a First Date Mistake
A sixteen year old asks what to do after dating a stranger with a bad hometown rep. The counselor urges politeness, a firm decline when contacted again, and frank parental involvement. Emphasizes caution with strangers and maintaining high standards to protect reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doys
Entering New Friends With Parents Early
A columnist urges young women to introduce new friends to their parents promptly and to host them at home often, arguing it fosters good judgment and safer social choices. The advice emphasizes parental familiarity and prudent companionship.
Negro hunted after Linwood shooting in Lexington
Lexington dispatch reports Henry Click, colored, sought by county officers after a Thursday night shooting at Ernest Clodfelter’s Linwood home. Jesse Lee Hairston, also colored, was wounded with a front shoulder entry and back shoulder exit, claiming the assailant was a man entering a door. Local inquiries yielded little information as many denied knowledge of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Henry Click
Jesse Lee Hairston
Ernest Clodfelter
Linwood
Hairston
DeMolay Dance Opens Holiday Festivities In Sedgefield
The DeMolay athletic division plans a pre holiday dance at Sedgefield on Friday December 17 to inaugurate a district holiday season. Expect many young dancers from Greensboro Winston-Salem chapters with a popular orchestra to provide music. Sponsors to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Order of DeMolay
Sedgefield
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Thomasville U. D. C. Hears Retiring President General
The Thomasville United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. James E. Lambeth's Randolph Street home. Guest speaker was Mrs. John L. Woodbury of Louisville, retiring UDC president general, who spoke on her El mira trip and Confederate memorial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
James E. Lambeth
Randolph Street
J. A. Palmer
F. I. Alexander
John L. Woodbury
Louisville
High Point
Sallie McCracken
FE. J. Poe
Lambeth
Woodbury
Elmira
N. Y
National Cemetery
Claudius McGowan
Plymouth
Crosses
North Carolina
J. F. Hayden
James FE. Lambeth
Richmond
H. N. Phillips
J. H. Allred
Stonewall Jackson
Carpenter
Mrs Marr Hosts Sans Souci Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs Frank Marr entertained the Sans Souci bridge club and guests at her home Thursday afternoon. Three tables played contract bridge with the high score prize, a breakfast cloth, awarded to Mrs Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marr
Sans Souci
Thursday Night club hosts Lucy Hazelwood dinner bridge
Miss Lucy Hazelwood entertained the Thursday Night club at her home with a three course dinner and bridge. Miss Ruth Martin won high score candy, Mrs John Crowell took second in a crystal candy jar, and visitors prize handkerchiefs went to Mrs Harry Culp. Guests included Mrs John Crowell, Mrs Harry Culp, and Misses Annie Mae Atwater Ruth Thomson Agnes Herndon Ruth Martin Fanny Glenn Elder Lucille Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Hazelwood
Ruth Martin
John Crowell
Harry Culp
Annie Mae Atwater
Ruth Thomson
Agnes Herndon
Fanny Glenn Elder
Lucille Holden
Christmas carols open Main Street PTA meeting
The sixth and seventh grades sang during the regular Main Street PTA meeting held at the school with Mrs. C. W. Gilliam presiding. Miss Booth led the carols and sang a solo "Tell Me the Story of Jesus" as Mrs. R. B. Green spoke on the homelife of Jesus. Attendance honors went to Miss Lilian Yow, Miss Clara Harrison, and Miss Vera Dixon from the primary, grammar, and high school groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Parent-Teacher Association
C. W. Gilliam
Booth
Jesus
R. 8. Green
Lilian Yow
Clara Harrison
Vera Dixon
City Hall Sells Government Rat Poison Saturday
Rat poison mixed to government specifications will be sold at city hall on Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 o clock.
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Woman’s College
Coats
Moffitt's
North Main
Mrs. Hartzell
Mrs. Hinkle
Denton News
Dean Green
Marjorie
Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Featuring
Tommy Peace
Louise Revell
DeMolay
Thomasville U. D. C
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