Swing Club Holiday Party At Tip-Top Clubhouse
The Swing club held a Christmas party Monday evening at the Tip-Top clubhouse. Miss Frances Moon, president, welcomed guests as holly and pine decor brightened the room. Fifty attendees from Greensboro Thomasville Lexington and High Point joined in games contests and dancing with a tree gift baskets and a punch table as the centerpiece.
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Frances Moon
Greensboro
Thomasville
Lexington
High Point
New Officers for Domino Club Elected Here
The Domino Club elected officers for the coming year at a meeting hosted by Mrs Elisabeth Kearns on Lindis Street. Frances Oliver is president, Love Monds secretary, Anna Elisabeth Kearns treasurer, Inez Collins social chair, and Martha Jare publicity chair. A Christmas party was planned for the next gathering with refreshments served.
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Domino Club
Atmaa Elisabeth Kearns
Lindis* Stret
Frances Oliver
Love Monds
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Inez Collins
Martha Jarre
Lavelle Wilsem
Claudine Kirkman
Love Monés
Martha Jarett
Edythe Crooks
Barbara Philips
Mesdame Margie Hutchins
Inez Cogeie Tess Ellington
Margaret Tay
Anna Starr Ellington
Christmas Tableau At Elm Street School Program
Unfavorable weather moved Elm Street School P T A meeting to Tuesday afternoon. Sixth graders presented a Christmas tableau with a vested choir portraying the birth of Christ. Choir directed by Mrs Allene Schroder sang O Come All Faithful and Silent Night. Elizabeth Barton and Billie Welch narrated the nativity story as tableaux. The show ended with the manger scene and Joy to the World.
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Elm Street
P. T
Hela Butler
Fant Kelly
James Hogg
Allene M. Schroder
Maer Elizabeth Barton
Billie Weleh
Christ
Thomas W Sprinkle Speaks at Altrusa Christmas Banquet
Prominent local attorney Thomas W Sprinkle was guest speaker at the Altrusa club Christmas banquet held last evening in the Sheraton hotel private dining room. Miss Virginia Ryan introduced him as the program chair, and Sprinkle closed with humorous judicial rulings. Gifts and tokens were presented, carols were sung, and a turkey dinner was served as a “singing Christmas tree” performed Silent Night.
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Thomas W. Sprinkle
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Sprinkle
Virginia Ryan
Supreme Court
Greer Couple Delivers North Carolina Folk Songs at DAR Chapter
Mr and Mrs I G Greer presented a program of NC folk songs for the Alexander Martin chapter DAR at Emerywood Country club. He discussed origins of the tunes while she accompanied on the dulcimer. New members Mrs Grady Moore and Mrs John Lowe joined, and Christmas plans for Crossnore boy were discussed. Refreshments followed.
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North Carolina
I. G. Greer
Mills
Thomasville
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emerywood Country Club
Greer
James E. Lambeth
Chester C. Haworth
Grady Moore
John Lowe
Lexington
Crossnore
Miss Bess Munroe Speaks to Business Girls Club on Christmas Traditions
Miss Bess Munroe of the junior high school faculty addressed the Business and Professional Girls' club at the Y W C A hut on origin of Christmas customs. She traced pagan Teutonic roots of the Christmas tree and Yule log, noted English and Dutch influences, and discussed nativity scenes. Plans were made for a Christmas party at next week's meeting.
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Bess Munroe
Business and Professional Girls
Mise Munroe
Thor
Woden
Merrie England
Monroe
Miss Davis and Fiance Honored at Nightingale Shower
A party of Florence Nightingale girls at the YWCA showered Miss Hazel Davis and Bill Pugh, honoring their upcoming marriage. Gifts were opened from many attractive parcels, followed by refreshments for about thirty guests.
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Hazel Davis
Bill Pugh
UDC Parcels Go To Mrs. Millis
All members of the High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy are asked to turn in all packages for the Confederate Women's Home to Mrs H A Millis within two days. The notice appears amid a tobacco and fruit ad style paragraph mentioning candied fruits for baking in one container.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. A. Millis
Christmas season social calendar for High Point area clubs
A schedule lists Burbank Garden Club Christmas party and meetings of the High Point Council of Jewish Women Entre Nous Tea and Topics and Tuesday Evening Garden club Christmas events. Musical Art club December program at Emerywood Country Club. Community Arts luncheon and Priscilla club Christmas party with gifts and officer elections. DeMolay Christmas dance at Sedgfield Manor with Bernard Fowler and Rhythm Masters.
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Burbank
Entre Nous Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
F. Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
Nancy K. Poston
J. W. Montgomery
North Main Street
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
High Point
Order of DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Bernard Fowler
Freshman Rodney Snow to Spend Christmas at Home
UNC Chapel Hill freshman Rodney Snow arrives home tomorrow to share Christmas with his parents. Salem Academy students Misses Betty Hunt Murray Doris Stroupe Helen Millis and Gertrude Tomlinson are due Friday for holidays. Sue Clifton is ill at 400 Montheau avenue and C F Wilson at 1604 Johnson street shows slight improvement. Margaret Tull, a St Joseph’s College junior, plans to visit Saturday. Lee F Schaner leaves for Wilson for a brief business trip with return expected tomorrow or Friday.
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Rodney Snow
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Betty Hunt Murray
Doris Stroupe
Helen Millis
Gertrude Tomlinson
Salem Academy
Winston-Salem
Margaret Tull
St. Joseph's College
Emmettsburg
Maryland
Mrs
W. H. Tull
Lee F. Schaner
Wilson
Kindergarten Christmas Recital Planned at Bay Street School
Mrs. W. G. Kirkman leads sixty five pupils from kindergarten and first grade in a Christmas recital titled The Revue of Christmas Dolls set for Friday December 17 at 7 30 pm at Bay Street School. Entails carols and a bird friendly Christmas tree display. Public invited.
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W. G. Kirkman
Bay Street School
Ray _ street school
Annual Christmas Play at Senior High School
The annual Christmas program will be presented at Senior High School on Thursday and Friday at 8 40 chapel periods. Dorothy Clarke Williamson’s drama features Humar the innkeeper and Hamar’s greed, with Josephine Deal Mary Frances Hallenbeck William Frazier Mary Cross Henry Aasbury Winfred Lamar in supporting roles.
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Dorothy Clarke Wilson
Clarence Idol
Humar
Tea Today Fetes Two Brides-Elect
Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell hosts a small afternoon tea at Park Way for two brides-elect Miss Louise Salsbury and Miss Beatrice Hyde. Guests call between four thirty and five thirty. Salsbury marries Horace Ware Fowler of Durham on December 31, Hyde marries Joseph Edwin Givens of Salisbury, Md., later in the month.
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Alice MacRae Caldwell
Parkway
Louise Salsbury
Beatrice Hyde
Miss Salsbury
Horace Ware Fowler
Durham
Miss Hyde
Joseph Edwin Givens
Salisbury
O E S Chapter Plans Christmas Party
The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star organized a Christmas party for next week at the Masonic Temple on North Main street. Mrs Pauline Grey presided as worthy matron and reports from committee chairs were presented after routine business.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Pauline Grey
Mrs Chandler Hosts Open House for her Daughter
Mrs J W Chandler holds an open house at her Arbordale Drive home Saturday evening in honor of her daughter Alice Chandler a Meredith College freshman Raleigh The event runs from 9 to 12 and she arrives in High Point Saturday afternoon for Christmas holidays
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J. W. Chandler
Arbordale Drive
Alice Chandler
Meredith College
Raleigh
Miss Chandler
High Point
Ladies Bridge Party at Emerywood Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosted the only ladies bridge gathering this month in the ladies lounge yesterday afternoon. Hosts were Mrs C T Ingram Jr and Mrs Elliott Wood. Mrs J P Bolt won the high score and a double deck of cards as a prize. The club normally holds bi weekly events, but the December second meeting was skipped due to Christmas holidays.
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Emerywood Country Club
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Elliott Wood
J. P. Bolt
Entertain With A Dinner Party
Mrs. R. W. Myers and Miss Lurena Black hosted a Sunday dinner at their Trinity route one home with many guests. After a tempting meal, carols were sung. Attending were families from High Point Thomasville and Lexington including C. R. Myers Ruth Jewell Embler H. L. Embler Donald Alton Beck Raymond Black Mazelle Majelle Whitlock Roy Beck Cramer Beck Arnold Beck.
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R. W. Myers
Lurena Black
Trinity
C. R. Myers
Ruth and
Jewell
C. B. Embler
H. L. Embler and
Donald and
Alton
High Point
H. C. Beck
Thomasville
Raymond Black
Mazelle
Lee Black
Donald
Majelle Black
James Whitlock
Roy Beck
Cramer Beck
Arnold Beck
Lexington
Ada Blair P T A Hears Mrs Marsh At Regular Meet
The Ada Blair Parent Teachers Association Child Study Group held its final meeting of the series on Tuesday afternoon December 14 in the school library. Guest speaker Mrs Everett Marsh discussed acquiring new skills based on Dr James Mursell's book Streamline Your Mind. Children sang Christmas carols.
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Ada Blair Parent-Teachers Association
Everett Marsh
James Mursell
Junior Service League to Sponsor Emory Glee Club Here
The Junior Service League voted to sponsor the Emory University Glee Club appearance in High Point on February 22 after brief talks by Dr. E. H. Blackard and John Bann. The group highlighted the club's history and high musical standard, including Negro spirituals and classical pieces.
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Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Emory University Glee Club
High Point
E. H. Blackard
John Bann
Emory University
Glee Club
J. E. Millis
Child Clinic
Lawrence Wallace Sixth Birthday Party
Lawrence Wallace son of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wallace of 906 Charlotte avenue celebrated his sixth birthday with a Monday party. Christmas colors decorated the event and candies in themed containers were given as favors. Guests included Nancy Edwards, Jean Edwards, Betty Sue Myers, Maxine Furr, Dot Hussey, Buddy Hussey, Betty Jean Keith, Arlene Tons, Wayne Deaton, Billy Furr Hackney, Geraldine Palmer, and Carolyn Wallace.
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Lawrence Wallace
D. W. Wallace
Charlotte Avenue
A. R. Hussey
Nancy and
Jean Edwards
Betty Sue Myers
Maxine Furr
Dot
Buddy Hussey
Betty Jean Keith
Arlene Tons
Wayne Deaton
Billy Furr Hackney
Geraldine Palmer
Carolyn Wallace
Local Brenau Contest Winners Visit For Holidays
Misses Pearl Thompson and Betty Lou Jackson, Brenau College students from Gainesville, Ga., who were roommates and won a campus beautifying contest among 450 students, are due Friday to spend holidays with their families.
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Pearl Thompson
Betty Lou Jackson
Gainesville
Brenau College
J. W. Thompson
W. L. Jackson
Brenau
Mrs Schaner Hosts Young People's Class Party
The Wesley Memorial church young people's department led by Lee F. Schaner held a Christmas party last evening at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs Schaner directed games with holiday decorations, and a brightly lit Christmas tree set the festive scene. Sandwiches and tea were served in a prettily arranged setting.
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Young People's Department
Wesley Memorial Church
Lee F. Schaner
Schaner
Emerywood Country Club
Schanner
Operetta at Hasty School Thursday Evening
The humorous children's operetta Little Black Sambo will be presented at Hasty High School tomorrow at 7 30 PM. The public is invited to attend the performance, according to an announcement.
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Hasty High School
Women of the Moose Plan Evening Meeting
The Women of the Moose will hold their regular meeting in their hall on North Main Street this evening at 7 30. All members are asked to be in attendance.
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the Moose
North Main Street
Church Social and Parental Programs At M P Churches
Local Methodist Protestant and Archdale church groups announce meetings and holiday programs. The First M P Workers' Council gathers this evening at 7 30 with Mr and Mrs T R Ballard on Howell Street for devotional and business elements tied to a Christmas party. Parents day at First M P Church features age appropriate Christmas programs and treats in graded departments. Welch Memorial M P Church elects new officers Hubbard Ridge is president Winnie Cassell vice president Mallie Fowler secretary Hoyt Morgan assistant secretary Mary Burge treasurer Mildred Southern pianist Edna Vancannon song leader Roscoe Briley re elected teacher Archdale Bible Class of Archdale Methodist meets Thursday at 7 00 for members and visiting guests.
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FIRST
M. P. Workers’ Council
Workers’ Council
First Methodist Protestant Sunday School
T. R. Ballard
Howell Street
M. P
Welch Memorial
Senoir
Welch Memorial M. P
Doris Hicks
Asheboro Street
Hubbard Ridge
Winnie Cassell
Mallie Fowler
Hoyt Morgan
Mary Burge
Mildred Southern
Edna Vancannan
Roscoe Briley
Gleaner Girls Class Meeting Set Friday Evening
The Gleaner Girls class of Pilgrim Holiness Church will meet Friday at 7 PM at Miss Mattie Ruth Conallys home on Central drive off Asheboro road. Members are urged to attend.
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Gleaner
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mattie Ruth Conally
Central Drive
Asheboro Road
Five Little Peppers At Junior High Christmas Play
Tomorrow evening the junior high presents a Christmas play The Five Little Peppers by John Ronald based on Margaret Sidney characters. A small admission fee funds the school library with a repeat performance Friday night.
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Margaret Sidney
Louisa Mae Alcott
Ray Street Children Present Christmas Play at PTA Meeting
A large audience of parents and friends gathered at Ray Street School last evening for the PTA meeting featuring the Christmas play Why The Chime Rang. The children staged in a church interior with stained-glass windows, a vested choir, gifts to the altar, and a dramatic chimes finale. The star lighting and sets were praised and the performance hailed as one of the most successful ever given at the school.
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Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Chidren
Allen Jay Faculty to Stage The Birds Christmas Carol Play
The Allen Jay School faculty will present The Birds Christmas Carol in the school auditorium on Friday evening December 17 at 8 o clock. A small admission charge will be made and the public is invited.
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Allen Jee School
Double Color Alpaca Sleeveless Sweaters From Vienna
A Vienna based design introduces a reversible alpaca sleeveless sweater for men. One side offers a plain neutral shade while the reverse displays wide stripes in blue brown and gray tones. The garment aims for a lightweight yet warm summer practical style.
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Vienna
Grapefruit Pickles Enter Market as New Condiment
New food item grape fruit pickles arrive on market shelves offering a fresh spicy tartness. Report notes its potential as a bright accompaniment to meat dishes and a novel addition for cooks seeking variety.
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