Tea And Topics Club Christmas Program Delightful Event
The Tea And Topics club held its annual Christmas program with Mrs. J. B. Marsh as hostess. The home featured Christmas decor and yellow chrysanthemums. Lloyd C. Douglas read The Precious Jeopardy, Miss Nelle Ansley, and Miss Janet Russell performed piano pieces by Domany, Brahms, and Mendelssohn. Tea and treats followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Marsh
Lloyd C. Douglas
Nelle Ansley
Janet Russell
High Point College
Mendelssohn
Jack Thomas
Mildred Marsh
Embree H. Blackard
W. J. Fraley
Winborne Mellichampe
Helena, Ark
Mesdames C. E. Sheloff
G. L Humphreys
W. W. Idol
W. F. Clayton
H. D. Sears
A. G. Doulas
W. F. Armfield
Wall
Coe
Horace Haworth
R H.echrest
Kappa Gamma Hears Seventh Lecture By Dr Lindley
Dr P E Lindley spoke on the psychology of creativeness to Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma Sorority at the Sheraton hotel. He warned against monotony in adulthood and urged using adult advantages like time and money to sustain happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Gamma
P. E. Lindley
P. B. Lindley
Omega
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Lindley
Bridge Eight And Visitors At Evening Bridge Party
Bridge Eight members entertained at a 7:30 PM meeting held at Mrs. Boyd E. Stout's Montlieu Avenue home. Christmas decor and a central tree framed three tables of bridge with awards for high score, club prize, and traveling honors. Guests included Miss Evelyn Gallant and Mesdames Irelands, Stout, Daniels, Ellington, Glascow, Doggett, Spencer, Greenwood, Ruscoe, and Wessinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Eight Club
Boyd E. Stout
Montlieu Avenue
C. A. Daniels
Charles E. Spencer
James J. Ellington
Evelyn Gallant
Paul Irelands
O. W. Stout
B. C. Glascow
J. G. Doggett
C. B
Friendly Garden Club Annual Party And Flower Show
The Friendly Garden Club held its Christmas party and winter flower show yesterday at Mrs. C. L. Clapp’s Triangle Lake home. Prizes were awarded for flowers and wreaths, grand points went to Mrs. W. L. Kivett, and refreshments followed a red and green Christmas theme. The January meeting will be with Mrs. F. A. Carroll on Milbourne Heights, January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
C. L. Clapp
Triangle Lake
E. S. Wilson
Raymond Carr
Jean Slate Holton
M. L. Holton
P. L. Cox
W. L. Kivett
F. A. Carroll
Milbourne Heights
Ann Hicks Born At Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs M T Hicks Jr announce the birth of a daughter named Ann yesterday December 17 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Hicks formerly Grace Bennett of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hicks
M. T. Hicks, Jr
Ann
Guilford General Hospital
Hicks
Grace Bennett
Music Study Club to Meet Saturday
The Junior Music Study club will hold an open meeting Saturday afternoon at 3:80 at the home of Mrs. Sidney Gayle 1012 Club drive. The program will be a Christmas Musicale by the pupils of Mrs. Gayle. All interested relatives and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Gayle
Club Drive
Private Bridge Party At Emerywood Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bready and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Smith will entertain at a private bridge party tomorrow evening at Emerywood Country Club. Eight tables of contract bridge will be in play at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bready
Joseph H. Smith
Emerywood Country Club
Local Students to Spend Holidays with Families
Edna Mae Douglas, student at Woman's College Greensboro N C, will arrive tomorrow to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs H T Douglas on Colonial Drive. Glenn Pennington of Thomasville visited and attended High Point Rotary luncheon. Charles Hampp at N C State Raleigh spends holidays with his parents on Club Drive. Miss Mildred Wessinger and Miss Virginia Calhoun of Emma Blair school faculty plan to leave for home for the holidays. Mrs Hazel Scoggins Bruce returns to Weldon after visiting. Leora Hampp to spend holidays with her parents on Club Drive with roommate Elizabeth Felder from Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Pentagon Club
High Point
Jimmy Poyner
N. C. State Collegians
Terpsichore
J. P. Crowder
Louis Voorhees
M. L. Patrick
L. J. Fisher, Jr
Bill Bailey
L. E. Teague
G. W. Pollock
R. A. Bishop
Greensboro
Edna Mae Douglas
Woman's College
N. C
H. T. Douglas
Colonial Drive
Glenn Pennington
Thomasville
Rotary Club
Charles Hampp
N. C. State College
Raleigh
Mrs. C. C. Hampp
Mildred Wessinger
Virginia Calhoun
Emma Blair School
Miss Wessinger
Valentine, S. C
Miss Calhoun
Greenwood
D. C
Mercer Bruce
Weldon
Hallie Scoggins
South Main Street
Mrs. Bruce
Hazel Scoggins
Leora Hampp
Converse College
Spartanburg
8. C
C. Hampp
Miss Hampp
Elizabeth Felder
Asheville
Tom A. Finch
Joe Bales
Woodberry Forest School
Orange Va
D. W. Maddox
Winston-Salem
Edgar Maddox
Brentwood Children Present Christmas Pageant At School
Brentwood school children staged an adaptation of Why the Chimes Rang by Raymond M. Alden during the regular Parent-Teacher meeting Tuesday evening. A cathedral interior with a seventy-voice vested choir filled the scene as the cast included Pedro Howard Jester Little Brother Darrell Crater The Old Woman Ruth Russell The Minister Raymond Presnell the King Irby Dawson and numerous gift bearers led by Frank Aaron Hoyle Hinkle Donald Jester Marcell Jester Joseph Kidd Billy McMahon William Poole Gerald Sommey and Richard Tuttle. The meeting was presided over by Mrs J 8 Forward, president, with a capacity audience in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond M. Alden
Brentwood School
Pedro
Howard Jester
Darrell Crater
Ruth Russell
Raymond Presnell
Irby Dawson
Frank Aaron
Hoyle
Social Calendar Evening Events and Dances Listed
Social calendar notes show 8 pm gatherings at the Priscilla club hosted by Mrs C C Robbins south of the city and Emerywood Country club bridge night with advance table reservations. Late afternoon to early morning pre Christmas Ball at Sedgefield Manor featuring Jimmy Poyner's orchestra. Saturday night dinner dances at Sheraton Ballroom by Junior Service League with Duke Barron and orchestra. advance dinner reservations required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
C. C. Robbins
Emerywood Country Club
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Poyner
Junior Service League
Russell Hosts Christmas Bridge Party at 810 English Street
Mr and Mrs Harry X Russell entertained guests at their home 810 English Street Wednesday evening hosting four tables of contract bridge with red and green yuletide decor. High scores earned chocolates for Mrs Ivan Gamble and E J Johnson, with consolation prizes for Mrs H G Rothrock and Joe Stevenson. An elaborate salad course and candy favors ended the festive evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry X. Russell
English Street
Ivan Gamble
E. J. Johnson
H. G. Rothrock
Joe Stevenson
Horace G. Rothrock
EB. J. Johnson
Leslie Bryant
Kitty
Bessie Callicutt
Witnonah Campbell
Annis Payne
Norine Horney
Kermit Russell
Jack Russell
J. O. Branson
BE. C. Hunt
Doris Williams
Zack Taylor
E. C. Hunt
Emery Perryman
Clyde Smith
Paul Clodfelter
Paul Culp
Maurice McMahon
Hollis Russell
Harold Smith
Wade Tillotson
Waley Taylor
Woodrow Hall
Miss Thomas Plans King Wedding to Fountain Voss
Announcement from Mr and Mrs George W Thomas of King North Carolina states their daughter Nellie Victoria Thomas will wed Fountain Gwyn Voss of King in a December twentieth ceremony. Voss, once a Bi State League pitcher known as Spick Voss, has been inactive due to an arm injury. The couple will reside with Nellie’s parents in King after the ceremony. Also announced is the birth of Barbara Jeanette Kennedy to Mr and Mrs R C Kennedy of 14038 Tryon Street on December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Thomas
King
North Carolina
Nellie Victoria
Fountain Gwyn Voss
Miss Thomas
Mr. Voss
High Point
O. M
Pug) Thomas
Southeastern Express Company
R. C. Kennedy
Tryon Street
Barbara Jeanette
U D C Asked To Bring Packages
Mrs. H A Millis, chair of the Confederate Ladies Home collection, asks High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy to bring articles to her Fayetteville home early Monday so the box can be packed and mailed to reach the home by Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Millis
Confederate Ladies Home
Fayetteville
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Emerywood Evening Bridge Event At Emerywood Club
Emerywood Country club hosts an evening bridge party for members and out of town guests. Many reservations have been made with late arrivals welcome. Hostesses are Mrs Frank J Sizemore and Mrs J W Thompson. Christmas decorations add a festive setting. Play starts at 8 PM with prizes for top scorers. Refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Frank J. Sizemore
J. W. Thompson
Christmas Program at Emma Blair School by First Grade
The Emma Blair School hosted a Mother Goose themed Christmas program yesterday morning with 35 children from Miss Mildred Wessinger's first grade. The event featured a visit to Mother Goose and performances by the toy orchestra. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON Dudley Burton Clinard was born on Wednesday December 9 to Mr and Mrs Garland Buck Clinard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair School
Mildred Wessinger
Mother Goose
Toy Orchestra
Garland (Buck) Clinard
Dudley Burton
Glenola Baptist Willing Workers Meet For Elections
The Willing Workers class of Glenola Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at seven o'clock at the home of Mrs Tysinger Anthony. All members are urged to attend as new officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenola
Glenola Baptist Church
Tysinger Anthony
Local Boys Return Home For Holidays
Mars Hill, Dec. 18. Dupy Sears Jr and David K Shelton of High Point are returning home from Mars Hill college for Christmas holidays. Nine Guilford County students attend Mars Hill this semester. They include Eleanor M Warner from Guilford College Thomas Morrison Austin Loving Dale Kearns Arthur Dixon Ruth Eller and Marie Compton of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Hill
Dupy Sears, Jr
David K. Shelton
High Point
Mars Hill College
Guilford County
Eleanor M. Warner
Guilford College
Thomas Morrison
Austin Loving
Dale Kearns
Arthur Dixon
Ruth Eller
Marie Compton
Greensboro
U S Aircraft Exports Rise 55 Percent in Eight Months
Aeronautical exports by United States manufacturers for the first eight months of this year reached about 14 million dollars, marking a 55 percent increase over the same period in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thursday Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Rapp in Thomasville
Mrs Robert Rapp hosted the Thursday Bridge club at her Fisher Ferry Street home with a Christmas luncheon and two bridge tables. Mrs Carson Cox and Mrs G W Lyles won high scores amid decor, with a guest list including Mesdames Phillips Lyles Cox Rapp Tomlinson Hawthorne and Miss Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Robert Rapp
Thursday
Fisher Ferry Street
Carson Cox
G. W. Lyles
Charles F. Phillips
Walter Rapp
W. E. Tomlinson
J. W. Hawthorne
Mamie Harris
Kernersville Church Group Entertained At Christmas Meeting
Kernersville Dec 18 Special The Missionary Society of the M E church met in the ladies parlor with Mesdames George Fulp J J Griffith and Rufus Smith as hosts Presiding officer Mrs J C Bodenheimer opened with O Little Town of Bethlehem Devotionals led by Miss Betha Fulp The meeting included reports on the year elected officers and circle names for the year The social hour featured fruits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Talley
F. Pope
J. T. Council
James O. Pickard
Council
Page
Kernersville
Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
George Fulp
J. J. Griffith
Rufus Smith
J. C. Bodenheimer
T. R. Wolfe
J. ©. Bodenheimer
Lawson Swaim
W. C. Stafford
Betha Fulp
Madge Deaton
Jean Cochran
Zeb Deaton
H. W. Kirk
H. D. Stafford
R. C. Morris
Homebound students and social at Kernersville notice
Charles Fulp, Bill Griffith and J D Maultsby of State College Raleigh arrive home for Christmas. Mrs J C Walker returns from Roanoke visit. Kernersville Council Jr O U A M and spouses held a social at Community House Salisbury Street with games and a chicken stew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fulp
Bill Griffith
J. D. Maultsby
State College
Raleigh
J. C. Walker
Pete Walker
Roanoke
Kernersville Council Jr. O. U. A. M
Salisbury Street
Woodrow Couple Move Into New Home on Gboro Road
A sizable gathering attended a house move as Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow relocate to a recently completed residence on the Gboro Road marking a new chapter for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Woodrow
Gboro Road
Woodmen of the World Plan East Commerce Street Event
The Woodmen of the World of Point will stage a Christ and entertainment on East Commerce Street at 7:30 PM. Members and widows orphans of deceased members are invited to attend and bring a small gift as a special program is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
World of Point
Commerce Street
Ion
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Club News
Miss Madeline Hoover
Moffitt’s
North Main
Tea and Topics Club
Marie Caddell
Ways and Means
Mabel Hargett
Orianna B. James
E. &. Wilson, Jr
Acre
Harllee
Music
Mrs. Simpson
British Empire
Cannes
France
Edward
Lord Brownlow
Herman Rogers
Simggon
Pentagon
Brentwood
Mrs. Russell
Emerywood
Emma Blair
John R. M
Rook
Evelyn Baker
Hal Grimes
Late Norment
Hall Grimes
Ja Lambeth
Katement
Street M
Lillian
Yow
M. L. Ba
Robert Williams
Mesdames Council
Po Randleman Party
Gynasium
Kate Heatwole
Helms
St. Paul's M. EB
Main Street
Stolkes
Laura Brookshire
June Fox
Epsie Woolen
Mra F. Pope
Claud Fox
Miss the Pope
the Missionary Society F
Vicks
Stieff-Wallace and
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