Musical Art Club Delivers Charming Christmas Program
The Emerywood Country club hosted the Musical Art Club for its December meeting. Mrs. W. J. Fraley opened with a history of the Christmas carol, a debut performance by tenor Charles Idol, and a Bach choral piece. A double quartet, readings, and carols closed the evening under J. Gurney Briggs’s direction with piano by Mrs. Charles W. McAnally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Musical Art Club
Charles W. McAnaily
W. J. Fraley
Charles Idol
High Point High School
King
Neidlenger
R. T. Amos
Mary Sue Briggs
J. G. Briggs
Clarice Bowman
Messrs. J
G. Briggs
Crawford Phillips
W. Chase Idol, Jr
Johann Sebastian Bach
Dortniansky
Prooff
J. Gurney Briggs
Charles W. McAnally
Day of Prayer Observed by First Baptist Women
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held its annual day of prayer for foreign missions. Mrs. C. F. Weedon opened with devotion, followed by missions study by Mrs. T. G. Shelton and Mrs. C. E. Sheloft. The Lottie Moon program featured readings and a candlelit offering led by officers including Mrs. Grover Jones and Mrs. Fred A. Thomas. The society also agreed to sponsor a Needlework Guild group with the High Point Women's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. F. Weedon
Europe
T. G. Shelton
C. E. Sheloft
A. Lee Gibson
Lottie Moon
Grover Jones
Fred A. Thomas
The
Society
High Point Woman's Club
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs J A Anthony
Mr and Mrs J A Anthony of White Oak street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner at home. Three children and fourteen grandchildren attended. They were married near Freeman's Mill in 1886 and have lived in Guilford County most of their lives. Mrs Anthony was born Ellen Swiggett.
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J. A. Anthony
White Oak Street
Mrs. Anthony
Freeman's Mill
Guilford County
Anthony
Ellen Swiggett
Green Whittington wedding announced in Winston-Salem
Mrs Addie B Lewis announces the marriage of her daughter Ethel Lewis Whittington to Charles Robert Greene. The ceremony took place Saturday night at Centenary Methodist parsonage with Dr G Ray Jordan officiating.
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Winston-Salem Journal-Sentinel
Addie B. Lewis
Ethel Lewis Whittington
Charles Robert Greene
Centenary Methodist Parsonage
G. Ray Jordan
Grandmothers Gifts A Modern Yuletide Refrigerator Cookie Recipe
A nostalgic holiday kitchen piece promotes Valbetide Cookins as a time saving refrigerator cookie method. It describes mixing dough in an ice refrigerator to keep it moist and free from odors, offering a fruit cake like flavor with raisins cherries citron dates and pecan nuts.
People in Portsmouth Welcome Home Visitors
Ralph Weedon returns to Portsmouth after a visit with his mother Mrs. C. F. Weedon at 317 South Hamilton. Henry Weedon and his daughter Betty Joyce of Birmingham, Ala., also spend time with Mrs. Weedon. Russell Ellis of New York City visits his mother on Ragan Street. Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Murphy and daughter Jean of Chicago return home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Morrison at 416 West Broad Street. Ta tum Fletcher of McColl, S. C., was a recent guest at that home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Weedon
Portsmouth
C. F. Weedon
South
Hamilton Street
Henry Weedon
Betty Joyce
Birmingham
Ala
Russell Ellis
New York City
T. M Ellis
Ragan Street
Splendid Recital By Pupils Of Miss Morrison
Music pupils of Miss Gen eva Morrison gave a Saturday afternoon recital at 3 o'clock in the Morrison home at 416 West Board Street. The program featured Ella Lou Taylor, Marcella Thornton, Polly Benson, Zelma Parnell, Jimmie Burton, Corinna Burton, Doris Newman, Doris Marie Wilson, Mary Weatherly Tilden, Mary Frances Webster, Phyllis McGee, Flora Mae Richardson, Gene Kester, Betty Lynn Williard, Topsy Delk, Elizabeth Thornton, Dorothy Rimmer, Henrietta Bundy, Caroline Bundy, Martha Ray Spencer and Elizabeth Morrison. Afterward Miss Morrison hosted a Christmas party with decorated rooms and an iced course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Morrison
H. P. Morrison
West Board Street
Ella Lou Taylor
Marcella Thornton
Polly Benson
Zelma Parnell
Jimmie Burton
Corinna Burton
Doris Newman
Doris Marie Wilson
Mary Weatherly Tilden
Mary Frances Webster
Phyllis McGee
Flora Mae Richardson
Gene Kester
Betty Lynn Williard
Myers Jr. Honored At Thomasville Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs W C Myers entertained at their home in Thomasville for their son W C Myers Jr celebrating his birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Moore Jr Mr and Mrs W S Long Rev Kendall B Shoffner and Max White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Myers, Jr
Thomasville
W. C. Myers
Charles Moore, Jr
W. 8. Long
Kendall B. Shoffner
Max White
Tudor couple guests of son in Roanoke visitors
Mr and Mrs W H Tudor of Roanoke Virginia are spending several days at the home of their son W Percy Tudor and Mrs Tudor on West Main Street. The Woman's Missionary Society held its final meeting of the year at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs L E Teague the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
W. Percy Tudor
Mrs. Tudor
West Main Street
Woman's Misssionary Society of the First Baptist Church
L. E. Teague
Christmas Socials and Class Meetings Across Local Churches
Church groups announce December and Wednesday meetings at various homes and churches. A. M Idol Philathea plans a Christmas gift social at 219 Hillcrest Drive, with gifts under ten cents. Other classes meet on Clinton Street Wesley Place Forest Avenue and at church huts. A church choir also rehearses at 102 Church Street. A nine month report notes 28,850 lives lost in motor accidents, up from 1935.
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A. M. Idol
Lottie Moon offerings await receipts as club elects officers
In chair, the group reported a successful year with all projects completed except the Lottie Moon Christmas offering. 1937 officers elected include president Mrs R G Jennings, vice president/ enlistment chair Mrs W P Westmoreland, vice president/program chair Mrs W K McGee, vice president/ director of youth work Mrs C L Black, secretary Mrs C F Lambeth, treasurer Mrs R S Green. Christmas meditation titled Dusty Candle was read and Passing the Torch discussed before a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Moon
R. G. Jennings
W. P. Westmoreland
W. K. McGee
C. L. Black
C. F. Lambeth
R. 8. Green
Douglas Crutchfield
R. Matthews
Girls Pentagon Club Meets This Evening
The Girls Pentagon club will meet this evening at 7:30 with Mrs Wayne Garner at apartment nine Rowella Apartments North Main street. All members are expected to attend as important business will be transacted, announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Wayne Garner
Rowella Apartments
North Main Street
Move To New Home On Winston Road
Mr and Mrs C H Caddell have moved to their new residence on the Winston Road formerly occupied by the W M Crouch family They came from Kernersville where they have lived for some time
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Winston Road
C. H. Caddell
Winston-Salem Road
W. M. Crouch
Kernersville
Letitian Club Begins Weekly Program Series
Members of the Letitian club enjoyed a meeting hosted by Mrs. Darrell Bulla where Miss Ruth Poole presented the first program based on the book Manners For Millione by Sophia C. Hadida. Mrs. Grady Anderson will lead next week with a focus on mannerisms, and weekly leaders will rotate. Monthly prize went to Mrs. Grady Anderson, and refreshments were served to members including Mrs. Meret, formerly Miss Hazel, of Weldon.
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Letitian Club
Darrell Bulla
Ruth Poole
Sophia C. Hadida
Grady Anderson
Elm Street P T A to Hear T A Sykes Tonight
The Elm Street Parent-Teacher Association meets at 7 30 this evening in the school auditorium. Rev Tom Alderman Sykes of Central Friends Church will speak on A True Story of Christmas and children in Miss Frances McCrary's fourth grade will perform The Pledge of Peace. The program is directed by Mrs Fred P Ingram and Mrs H P Morrison. Membership is urged to attend. It required 70 years to come the capitol in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street Parent- Teacher Association
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Frances McCrary
Fred P. Ingram
H. P. Morrison
Elm Street Association
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Club News
Miss Madeline Hoover
First Baptist
New York
English Street
West End
Stieff-Wallace and Lunt
Opt
South Main Street
Green-Whittington
Eae
Harllee
Arta
Hilt Karey Es
Suede
Moffitt’s
North Maln
Woman’s Christian Tempee Union
Woman's Club
American Legion Auxiliary
W. A. Hayes
Edgedale Drive
Mesdames
Reid Marsh
G. H. Jones
B. L. Bennett
Burbank
P. I. Bowen
Altrusa
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Sedgefield Inn
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Lou Ershiler
Morris Street
B. Ershler
W. L. Welborn
High Point Postoffice Recreation Club
Thomasville Road
Priscilla Club
C. C. Robbins
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Poyner
Junior Service League
Sheraton Ballroom
Duke Barron
Workinsoni
Flapper
By Sylvia
Fanny
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Hunt
Ayshire
Ayers
Charles Kearns
Seborn Perry
Sedgefield Grill
Sunshine
Sunshine Clas
Pilarum Holiness Church
Whiteford Mishoe
Clinton Street
Beulah Winfrey
Green Street Baptist Church
Beatrice Teague
Wesley Place
Stephens Bible
J. M. Stewart
Forest Avenue
Nora L. Andrews
M. P. Chotr
M. P
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Come
Nat Walker
Hart Drug Store
First National Bank
Het
Mrs. Meret
Miss Hazel
Weldon
Capitol
Washington
C. Pritch
Hieshutter Place
Rapids, Michigan
Sara Herman
Him
America
McGregor
Hickok
Manhattan
Meyers
Resilio
Botany
Bill Ford
Gladstone
Lee, Dobbs
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