Emerywood Club Holiday Bulletins Extend Season Greetings
The Emerywood Country Club sent festive bulletins to members featuring Santa and details on December social events. The December 26 party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Warner will start in the ladies lounge at eight with bridge. a New Year’s Eve dinner dance for senior members and guests is planned with reservations from December 3 and table lists due December 15. Weekly family nights and bridge luncheons continue on Thursdays. Hostesses for weekly bridge events include Mrs. James Moffitt and others on December 10, 17, 24, and 31.
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Santa
Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
James F. Moffit
Silas Casey
P. Y. Adams
Curtis Smithdeal
J. V. Thompson
Cooperette Club Postpones Christmas Party
The Cooperette International club postpones its annual Christmas party by one week. The meeting will be held Tuesday evening at Mrs. F. H. Barrett’s home at 209 Woodrow Avenue, with time adjustments announced to members.
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Cooperette International Club
F. H. Barrett
Woodrow Avenue
Saint Edward's Guild Set to Meet And Bazaar Plans
The Guild of Saint Edward's Episco pal church will hold a regular meeting at the rectory tomorrow evening. Attendees will discuss plans for the annual bazaar and supper next Tuesday night. The Stephens Bible class is postponed to December 11 and place to be announced. Central Friends church cancels this week's Bible study with future meeting to be announced from the pulpit.
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Guild of
Saint Edward's Episcopal Church
Stephens Bible Class
Central Friends
Central Friends Church
Nu Phi Mu to Meet at YWCA Clubroom
Chapter two of the Nu Phi Mu sorority will hold its regular meeting this evening at 6:30 at the YWCA in the industrial clubroom of the Y.
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Nu Phi Mu Sorority
YWCA
The
Dinner for Altrusa Board Hosted by Miss Crouch
Miss Beatrice Crouch the Altrusa club treasurer hosted a dinner for the executive board at the Sheraton hotel. Seated for seven, the eighth floor dining room featured red Christmas decor and candles. Miss Lois Welborn presided over the December board session. Other hostesses included Misses Virginia Ryan Jessie May Young Lucille Johnston and Mesdames Vera H Smith and Evelyn Sutton.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Beatrice Crouch
Lois Welborn
Miss Welborn
Miss Corach
Virginia Ryan
Jessie May Young
Lucille Johnston
Mesdames
Vera H. Smith
Evelyn Sutton
Births announced at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Colon H. Loflin note the arrival of Nancy Caroline on Saturday November 30 at Boulevard unit. Mrs. Loflin was Bobby Lake Bradford of Daughtery Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Steele report Michael Terrance born December 1 at Boulevard unit. Judith Dianne Morris born November 26 at Washington Street unit. Kirby Tilson Reeves and Drew Carlson Reeves twins born November 24 at Boulevard unit. Robert Frank Dalton Jr born November 28 at Boulevard unit. Mrs. Dalton was Margaret Hayworth of the city.
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Nancy Caroline Loflin
Colon H. Loflin
Oak Street
Nancy Caroline
Boulevard Unit
Memorial Hospital
Steeles
Glenn Steele
Worth Avenue
Michael Terrance
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Robt
Frank Dalton, Jr
Frank Dalton
Robert Frank, Jr
Dalton
Margaret Hayworth
Women Of Moose Meet Wednesday Local Chapter Event
Women of the Moose will gather Wednesday evening December 4 at the Moose home for a regular meeting. The event includes a social hour and organizational updates for members.
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Women of Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose
Otleck
As. al
Calls Needed For About People Column
The paper reiterates a plea for readers to submit items about local residents and their activities. Cooperation has lagged, but informants are urged to provide information on local people including Madeline Hoover and Mary Ruth McKinney.
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Madeline Hoover
Mary Ruth McKinney
Ipana Toothpaste Promotes Brighter Smile
A vintage advertisement urges readers to smile brighter using Ipana Tooth Paste. The copy emphasizes confidence and dental care as a simple daily habit.
Woman's Club Bridge Benefit Raises Funds for Clubhouse
Twenty four tables of bridge at the Sheraton supported the High Point Woman's Club fund drive. The Ways and Means Committee led by Mrs. Sherwood Forrest organized prizes donated by local merchants and members. Door prizes and refreshments accompanied the event, attracting about fifty tables despite cold weather and illnesses. Proceeds go to the clubhouse nest egg.
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Sheraton Hotel
High Point Woman's Club
High Point
Ways and Means
Sherwood Forrest
Mesdames E. R. Anderson
Pete Oldham
L. R. Peacock
Charles Byrd
A. C. Sawyer
Local club calendar highlights charity and social events
Tuesday schedule features 12:30 p.m. Utopian study club luncheon at Emerywood with Mrs. Washburn, 7:30 p.m. Graduate Nursesub Christmas program at YWCA, 10 a.m. Girl Scout council meeting at Scout headquarters, 3:30 p.m. Tea and Topics at Mrs. Sprinkle’s home, 6 p.m. family night dinner at Emerywood, 10:30 a.m. Green Thumb Garden club Christmas program at Mrs. Tomlinson’s home, 1:00 p.m. Priscilla club at Mrs. Hayden’s on Washington, 1:00 p.m. luncheon for Miss Nelson Mann and fiancé, 4–6 p.m. tea for Miss Mann, 9 p.m.–12 a.m. Women of the Moose benefit dance for Moose heart and Moosehaven.
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Utopian Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
Jesse Washburn
YWCA
Jessie Lassiter
Girl Scout Council
Scout
College Street
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Brentley Circle
Roland Holton
Nelson Mann
Richard Hartley
Arta Pearl Hiatt
Edgedale Drive
Miss Mann
Oak View PTA Set to Meet Thursday Evening
The Oak View school Parent-Teacher Association will gather Thursday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. The music department directed by Gary Davis will present a Christmas program.
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Parent
Oak View School
Gary Davis
New Anne Adams Pattern Book Accessory Ad
The ad promotes pattern 4660 for a dream gown in sizes 34 through 52 with sleeve options and complete illustrated instructions. It includes embroidery transfer and mail order details to Enterprise Pattern Dept New York. Also advertises the 1946 47 Anne Adams pattern book with a free girl hat and bag set offer.
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Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Green Thumb Club Meeting Friday Morning
The Green Thumb Garden club will meet Friday at 10 30 AM at the home of Mrs. James Foscue’s mother Mrs. C F Tomlinson on Parkway. The notice corrects a calendar error and confirms Friday morning timing.
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Green Thumb Garden Club
James Foscue
C. F. Tomlinson
Parkway
Pentagon Club Meets Tonight
Members of the Pentagon club will meet tonight in regular session with Mrs. Lloyd Hughes at her home at 420 East Washington Street. Those unable to attend are asked to telephone 41489 and report the absence.
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Pentagon Club
Lloyd Hughes
East Washington Street
Local residents attend events and return home after weekend
Mrs. C. W. Cooke and children returned to Gastonia after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cooke at 2337 English Street. Mrs. Knox Harrington and children left for Olivia with her husband Mr. Harrington joining them in High Point. Dr. and Mrs. Louis L. Wilkinson attended Mary Jo Lucas and Wallace Gibbs Jr wedding in Charlotte. Pfc. and Mrs. Raymond Frank returned to Petersburg after a High Point weekend visit. Mrs. Clay Idol travels to San Francisco for the American Farm Bureau convention. Mrs. B. B. Williford visits sister Mrs. Nash in High Point. Isaac Fidler travels to New York for business and the Power Show. Mickey Streicher returns to Duke University. Norman Eaton returns to Blacksburg after Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Wertz visit Staunton for Thanksgiving. Mrs. W. L. Hargett remains ill at home.
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Louis L. Wilkinson
Wiltshire Boulevard
Charles de Forest Lucas
Charlotte
Mary Jo Lucas
Wallace Duncan Gibbs, Jr
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Charlotte Country Club
Clay Idol
Kernersville
San Francisco
Calif
American Farm Bureau
Isaac Fidler
Willowbrook Street
New York
American Seciet of Mechanical Engineers
Pennsylvania Hotel
Grand Central Palace
High Point
Mickey Streicher
C. L. Eaton
Duke University
West Howell Street
Tips for Teens Small Girls Look Smart and Pretty
This piece advises short girls to use fashion to appear taller with slender lines, one piece dresses, narrow belts, modest skirts, small jewelry, V necklines, and simple coats. It cautions against oversized accessories, bold plaids, and very high heels, urging posture and comfortable height in footwear. It ends offering stretching tips and a mail-in request for exercises from Elinor Williams.
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the Enterprise Women
Emerywood Club
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis G. Nelson
Princess Beauty Shop
West End
Beauty Shop
Dia
Guilford
Cooperate Club
ST. Edward's Guild
Nu Phi Mu
Charlotte, N. C
Miss Crouch
Board of
Suzanne
Judy Dunn
Phoebe Dunn
Darien
Conn
Bristol-Myere
Prunella Wood
Othing
Woman's Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
H. T. Hudson
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
PTA
Oak View
Green Thumb Club
Pfc
Raymond Frank
Petersburg
Frank
N. E. Snider
Oscar Frank
Goodland
Kansas
Camp Lee
B. B. Williford
Rocky Mount
M. W. Nash
Ferndale Drive
Norman C. Eaton
V.P.1
Blacksburg
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Vicks VA
C. A. Ring
Beaver
Mouton
Kidskin
Elinor Williams
N. Main St
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