Musical Art Club Christmas Program At Emer ywood Country Club
The Musical Art Club's December meeting at Em erywood Country Club featured Mrs. Homer T. Hudson leading a talk on the Christmas carol origins and its growth through the 16th and 17th centuries, ending with Walter Scott's poem Keeping Christmas. Performances included solos by Edith Moore Sherrod John C. Abels and J Gurney Briggs, a quartet, a piano piece by Mrs. W B Hall and carol singing led by Mr. Briggs. The room displayed a festive Christmas setting with a bright tree and Mrs Hall as accompanist for the numbers.
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Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Homer T. Hudson
DeMolay Dance Opens Holiday Season Tonight
The DeMolay chapter at Sedgefield Manor hosts a pre-holiday dance with Bernard Fowler and his Rhythm Masters playing from 10 to 2. Six Greensboro High Point sponsors will be escorted by local and Greensboro DeMolay officers as dancers from the area are invited to attend.
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Order of DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Bernard Fowler
Rhythm Masters Orchestra
High Point
Greensboro
Luncheon Honors Bride elect Miss Hyde at Mrs Idol's
Mrs W C Idol hosted a luncheon for bride elect Miss Beatrice Hyde at 210 Hillcrest Drive. Attending were Miss Louise Salisbury and others. Hyde and Salisbury plan December weddings to Joseph Edin Givens of Salisbury and Grace Ware Fowler of Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Hyde
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Missouisensbury
Miss Hyde
Joseph Edin Givens
Salisbury
Miss Salsbury
Grace Ware Fowler
Durham
Entre Nous Club Hosts Christmas Meeting at Mrs Hayden’s Home
Mrs J F Hayden led the Entre Nous club’s Christmas gathering at her East Washington home with many guests. The lower floor was festively decorated with greenery red poinsettias holly and nandina. Five tables of Boston rock were played and refreshments mirrored the season. Members and guests from Baltimore included L H Pyle C L Amos and J A Austin among others.
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J. F. Hayden
Entre Nous Lab
East Washngton Street
Boston Rock
Mesdames
W. C. Beavans
B.S. Cummings
8. C. Clark
Howard
Hartzell
G. H. Kearns
Charles F. Long
C. B. Overman
H. N. Phillips
A. M. Rankin
Edith Moore Sherrod
A. E. Tate
L. R. Terry
Z. J. Walser
Ed Steele
O. E. Kearns
John C. Sheloff
George Matton
J. A. Austin
C. L. Amos
L. H. Pyle
Baltimore, Md
Students and relatives arrive for Christmas holidays
Betty Weaver Duke sophomore Sally Kirkman and Duke students join families in Durham as relatives gather for Christmas. Mrs Trogden ill at home in Asheboro, pastor’s wife. Earl Phillips returns from Richmond. Miss Helen Sheloff arrives tomorrow in Durham. Other college students Josephine Jackson and Evelyn Sharpe visit parents for the holidays.
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J. T. Weaver
Betty Gwen Weaver
Duke University
Durham
Dorothy Kirkman
Sanford
P. V. Kirkman
P. V. Kirkman, Jr
Duke
Helen Marie Sheloff
John C. Shceloff
North Main Street
Evelyn Sharpe
Woman's College
Greensboro
F. G. Sharp
Josephine Jackson
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
W. L. Jackson
Garden Club Holds Annual Christmas Party
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club hosted 24 members and guests at Mrs J W Montgomery’s home. Mrs 9 W Montgomery Jr assisted. The program featured The Legend of the Christmas Race read by Mrs Hedrick and a solo by Miss Irma Suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Montgomery
9. W. Montgomery, Jr
Mra. J. W. Hedrick
Irma Suits
Mra. J. W. Montgomery, Jr
Kellam Banes Vows Taken In Biscoe Rites
Miss Julia Mason Kellam and Ralph Hill Banes wed in a morning ceremony at the Kellam home in Biscoe officiated by Rev. Lacy McDuffie. The couple plan to reside in Biscoe after a Florida-wan trip. Attendants included Thomas S Eanes Jr. of Raleigh and many Kellam and Banes relatives attended.
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Biscoe
Julia Mason Kellam
Ralph Hill Banes
Lexington
Lacy McDuffié
Thomas S Eanes, Jr
Raleigh
T. E. Panes
Rietoe
City Ice and Fuel Company
T. 8. Banes
John Banes
L. Pollock
Rebecca
Thomas
Hugh
Carey
Sam Kellam
D. K. Russell
Katherine Russell
Sam Eanes
Household Arts Club Enjoys Christmas Party
The Household Arts club gathered for its annual Christmas party hosted by Mrs. T. G. Shelton Jr. at 1425 North Hamilton Street. Gifts were given from a decorated tree. winners included Mrs. Fred L. Ingram and Mrs. C. F. Grisson. Birthdays for Mrs. N. E. Russell and Mrs. Minnie Hinkle were celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
T. G. Shelton, Jr
North Hamilton Street
Fred L. Ingram
C. F. Grisson
N. E. Russell
Minnie Hinkle
Mrs. Shelton
Thomas Guy
Mesdames
F. Grissom
John Ellis
Sam Dutton
W. D. Sale, Sr
Fred Ingram
Claude Ellington
J . L. Farlow
N. ©. Russell
J. H. Womble
J. R. Montgomery
Mrs Sherrod Hosts Bride-Elect At Sedgefield Inn
Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod entertains this afternoon at Sedgefield Inn to honor Miss Louise Salsbury a popular bride elect whose marriage to Horace Ware Fowler of Durham will take place late this month. Miss Salsbury has been widely feted since the engagement was announced and other parties have been planned for later. The wedding will be on December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Moore Sherrod
Bridge
Sedgefield Inn
Louise Salsbury
Horace Ware Fowler
Durham
Miss Salsbury
Dickens Christmas Carol Reviewed At Tea Club Meeting
Mrs Logan Porter hosted the Tea and Topics club at her Fairway drive home where speaker Mrs Nancy K Poston discussed Dickens Christmas Carol in a festive setting. Guests included R M Andrews W F Armfield Horace Haworth J BE Marsh and others as decor featured red berries and greenery.
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Dickens
Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
Tea and
Nancy K. Poston
R. M. Andrews
College Parties Kick Off Holidays on Campus
On the High Point campus students begin holiday break today after Christmas festivities last night. In Woman's Hall a pajama party with a tree and fire, gifts exchanged and refreshments served. In McCulloch Hall Mrs. Lillie Green hosted an informal reception and C. W. Martin presented her a satin robe as a dormitory gift.
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High Point College
Woman's Hall
McCulloch Hall
Lillie Green
C. W. Martin
Miss Hyde Heads to Buchanan Virginia for Quiet Wedding
Miss Beatrice Hyde departed today for her Buchanan Virginia home after visiting her sister Mrs Lawrence Matton. Her marriage to Joseph Edwin Givens of Salisbury Maryland will take place in a quiet home ceremony later this month.
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Miss Hyde
Miss Salsbury
Lawrence Matton
Beatrice Hyde
Buchanan
Joseph Edwin Givens
Salisbury
Union Hill P T A Meeting Tonight Worded as Christmas Play
The Union Hill school Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the school auditorium at 7 30 this evening. Sumter Bowen principal will speak on Christian Education. The fourth and fifth grades will present a Christmas play Santa Claus. All parents urged to attend. George Estes Jr was recently injured in an automobile accident and returned today to Guilford General hospital for further treatment.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Union Hill School
Sumter Bowen
George Estes, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Mrs Gayle to Present Pupils in Music Recital
Mrs Sidney Gayle will present her pupils in a musical recital on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at her home 1012 Club Drive. Families and friends of the pupils are cordial invited to be present.
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Sidney Gayle
Club Drive
Green Street Baptist class Christmas party postponed to Monday
The Philathea class Christmas party at Green Street Baptist Church was moved from this evening to Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs J C Saunders hosting at Homestead Avenue. Members are asked to note the date change. A sea whelk note about a rasp like organ appears in the same item.
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Green Street Baptist Church
J. C. Saunders
Homestead Avenue
Christmas Play Sparks Junior High Drama Night
The annual Christmas play at the junior high school featured the Five Little Peppers in a lively three act production directed by Mrs. Keith Harrison. Performers included Mary Ann Thomas Jo Ingram Stanton Cecil J R Harrison and Billy Kiser as the Pep pers with strong turns by George Humphreys Mary Ann Coe and Wayman Leftwich. The show combined crime intrigue cafe style acts with music and carols under student leadership and design and scenery by Garnett Hinshaw and others.
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Keith Harrison
Phronsie Pepper
Elyot King
Mary Anne Thomas
Jo Ingram
Stanton Cecil
J. R. Harrison
Billy Kiser
Five Little Peppers
George Humphrey
Monsieur Tourtelette
Peggy Teague
Jerusha
Badgertown
Arthur Kaplan
Clark Wilson
Garnett Hinshaw
Birdie Walker
Bertha Frost
R. K. Looney
Susan Sharp
Myrtle Titman
Geraldine Mock
Bobby Gayle
Busy Woman's Circle Christmas Meeting at Mrs Haynes Home
The Busy Woman's circle of First Baptist Church meets at 7 30 this evening at 405 Chestnut Street the annual Christmas gathering with gifts to be exchanged all members urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
P. D. Haynes
Chestnut Street
Mrs W E Tomlinson Hosts Ace Of Clubs Meeting
A Thomasville Ace Of Clubs gathering at Mrs W E Tomlinson’s Sunrise Avenue home featured Christmas decor, three bridge tables, and high score by Mrs R K Farrington who received a cookie jar of cookies. Guests included several club members and Mrs Alvah Boyles presided over coffee service.
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Thomasville
W. E. Tomlinson
Sunrise Avenue
Holly
R. K. Farrington
Alvah Boyles
Mesdamus R. K. Farrington
David Long
Nat Walker
Charles F. Phillips
W. G. Smith
Vernon Snider
J.S. Green
Paul Hassler
P. M. Sherrill
Harry Lee Lambeth
G. T. Alexander
Elm Street Play Teaches Joy Through Selfless Acts
A Christmas play titled The Recipe for Christmas Joy was staged for Elm Street school grades four to six with Mrs. Hamlin guiding the performance. Santa’s mood lifts as brownies learn the recipe by helping others, while Luke’s story and a group song precede the finale. Separately, Mr and Mrs W L Chenault of Durham announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy May on Sunday December 12.
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Elm Street
Luke
W. L. Chenault
Durham
Dorothy May
Chenault
Merzie Liner
G. H. Liner
High Point
Cast Of Five Little Peppers Guests At Humphreys Party
Members of the cast of the Children's play The Five Little Peppers were hosted by George Humphreys at his Col lege drive home after a junior high school performance. About 40 children and several parents attended, with a Christmas setting using red candles and holly.
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George Humphreys
College Drive
Metal framed dirigibles immune to lightning danger
A note asserts that dirigibles built with metal frames resist lightning strikes. The claim suggests safety advantages for airships in storms, though no technical details or tests are provided.
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DeMolay Dance
Mrs. W. C. Idol
Entre Nous Club
Mrs. Hayden
Rollins
Hercules
Moffitt's
North Main
J. B. Trogden
Asheboro
Earl N. Phillips
Richmond
Jack Hilliard
Bing Wayne
James W. Furr
Elizabethton
Tenn
C. C. Chidester
Rotary Drive
Garden Club
Kellam-Banes
Mrs. Sherrod
Virginia
Union Hill P.T. A
Green ST. Philatheas
Bradley
Stetsons
Ruth Thomason
Gladys Herring
Margaret McLeod
Ruth Martin
John Crowell
Isabel Boyles
Isabel Morgan
Ann Jerome
Lucille Holden
Agnes Herndon
Fanny Glenn Eder
Lucye Hazelwood
Annie Mae Atwater
Colonial Drive
Miss Booth
Blanche Myers
Pedro Chunny Lambeth
Bobby Rierson
Frank Gardner
Ted Hethcock
Martin Yeats
Harold Lanier
Pattie Hassler
Reid Everhart
King
Carson Cox
Mary Ann Hall
Elm Street Play
Samuel Hyman
ARROW
Arrow Shoreham
Shoreham
Mercs
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