Mrs. Stuart Kennedy Feted At Thomasville Tea
Mrs. Fred N. Kennedy and daughters hosted a tea at the Woman's Club honoring Mrs. Stuart Kennedy formerly Miss Helen Johnson. About seventy-five guests attended the four thirty to six o clock event with corsages for the honoree and her mother and a festive red white tea decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Kennedy
Thomasville
Willis Harris
Fred N. Kennedy
Ernest R. Anderson, Jr
Clyde Vaughn
High Point
Woman's Club
Helen Johnson
Anderson
Kennedy
Tom F. Johnson
William T. Green, Jr
Douglas Bray
Joe Johnson
Elizabeth Carr
Ted Davis
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Pat Harris
Montheu Avenue
Corrective Speech School Proposal Highlighted At League Meeting
Miss Betsy Saunders told the Junior Service League at the Adams Memorial YWCA that a corrective speech school for High Point is clearly needed. Drills and recordings showcased 235 children requiring therapy versus 31 currently aided, with Graylyn hospital chair Margaret Neely guiding weekly Thursday sessions from nine to twelve and daytime sessions at the Family Service Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Betsy Saunders
High Point
Martha Gates
Miss Saunders
Margaret Neely
Graylyn Hospital
Winston-Salem
Oak Hill
Family Service Bureau
Altrusans Welcome District Governor At Special Dinner
About twenty five High Point Altrusa members met at the Sheraton hotel to greet Edith Nelson of Richmond Virginia district governor as she made an official visit. Nelson praised Altrusans for their actions and highlighted district projects including a detention home in Atlanta and South American grants. She lauded club member Mary Lou Rothrock and urged continued focus on international relations and opportunities for executive women in planned programs. Hostesses Ada Burgess and Edna Russ arranged festive decorations and a Noël theme for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Altrusa Club
Edith Nelson
Richmond
Altrusa Clubs
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Lou Rothrock
High Point Club
Nelson
Hazel Johnson
Ada Burgess
Edna Russ
Jia
Past Noble Grand and Officers Club Christmas Meeting
The Past Noble Grand and Officers Club of Magdalene Rebekah Lodge No. 34 will meet at Mrs. Margaret Hayworths home 312 West Bay Street Thursday evening at 8 o clock. The gathering will be a Christmas party with gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Margaret Hayworth
West Bay Street
Guild Holiday Party at Mrs Strickland Home
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church held its December meeting at Mrs T E Strickland's Fern dale Drive home. Mrs Strickland hosted a carol program by Brentwood sixth graders with organ accompaniment. Reverend Kenneth Goodson gave a Christmas Story themed talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
T. E. Strickland
Ferndale Drive
Donna Burns
Strickland
Brentwood
Roger Strickland
Kenneth Goodson
Ted Moran
Lucius Burghus
Herman Coble
Ralph Vance
Cardinal Bridge Club Entertained Monday By Mrs Roy Carr
The Cardinal bridge club met at Mrs. Roy Carr s home at 1105 Johnson street for a holiday themed evening. Two bridge tables played with high score winning a compact presented to Mrs Raymond Brown and the bingo prize a novel engagement pad went to Mrs Buster Bulla. A salad course with Christmas touches followed. Attending were Mesdames Raymond Brown Buster Bulla J W Bennett Hal Kennerly Gerald Sullivan Starry Lee Lambeth and Leo Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Bridge Club
Roy Carr
Johnson Street
Raymond Brown
Buster Bulla
Mesdames
J. W. Bennett
Hal Kennerly
Gerald Sullivan
Starry Lee Lambeth
Leo Carter
Emma Blair School presents Christmas Everywhere play
Emma Blair School staged its annual Christmas play in the school auditorium on Tuesday night. Grades represented Norway Holland Germany Mexico and England, with the sixth grade presenting The First Christmas nativity scene. The school choir directed by Miss Nora Bryant performed traditional songs, and the audience joined in Joy To the World. Attendance awards went to third grade under Miss Elizabeth Whitener and fifth grade under Miss Frances Nabers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoo A
Emma Blair School
Norway
Holland
Germany
Mexico
England
Nora Bryant
B. W. McFayden
Elizabeth Whitener
Frances Nabers
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Willie Harris
Lexington
Route Two
Charles Bickett Lewis
Ora Brown
Asheboro
L. B. Coe
Greensboro
Marvin Hedricks
Wallburg
Artene Smith
Alton Bean
Ernest Parker
Lexington Route Two
Flora Harrelson
Will Carter
Tom Kinley
Savannah Harris
Kathleen Jarrett
Jean Smith
Car Lloyd
Clarence Harris
Flora Harris
Barrett Harris
Coy Kennedy
Jesse Nance
City
Jerry Paschall
High Point College
James Warren
LeRoy Briggs
Bob Cottam
Marshall E. Ginsburg
N. Main St
Ver
Ags
Altrusans
Elite Bakery
Frank Laubach
Edna’s Book Shop
N. Main Street
Peggy - Anne
Santa Claus
Peggy Annd Skoppe
Guild
Wey NY
Rica
Commerce St
Ashenoro
Perkinson
Dri Fog
North Wrenn
Elm St
Perkinson’s
Pruitt
Qed Shaolf
Aere
Sun Valley
Claudia
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