Mrs. Wanzer of Charlotte to Speak at AAUW Banquet
Mrs. T. Wanzer of Charlotte will deliver the principal address at the AAUW banquet at Emerywood country club tomorrow at 6 30 PM. A state president and longtime leader, she has chaired Juvenile Protection and led local groups in Charlotte. Reservations are open to eligible members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wanger
Charlotte
American Association of University Women
Emerywood Country Club
Wanzer
Goucher College
University Women’s Association
Little Theater
Parent-Teacher Council
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
H. A. White
Vera Idol
Wrenn Memorial Library
Benefit Party At Sheraton To Aid Needy Schoolchildren
A campaign to provide clothes for needy schoolchildren includes a benefit party at the Sheraton hotel on Friday February 11 hosted by the Needlework Guild and the Parent-Teacher Council. Bridge anagrams and rock will be played from 3 PM with attractive prizes for winners. A second campaign event is a benefit performance at the Paramount theater on Saturday morning February 6 requiring used clothing as admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Needlework Guild
Parent-Teacher Council
Paramount Theater
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson Expected Home Tonight
Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson from Sweet Briar College is due home tonight to spend several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dc. F. Tomlinson, after mid year exams. She remains until next Sunday. Mrs. J. B. Whitley and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Murfreesboro visited Mrs. Wiley Stone over the weekend. Mrs. Paul Surrett has moved from Burrus Memorial Hospital to her Meadow Street home. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. B. Whitley Jr and family, plus Mrs. C. Dozier of Richmond, visited Mrs. Wiley Stone Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Dc. F. Tomlinson
J. B. Whitley
Mary Elizabeth
Murfreesboro
Paul Surrett
Meadow Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Jas. B. Whitley, Jr
Mary Anne
C. Dozier
Richmond, Va
Couple Club Formed by High School Couples in High Point
A new social club named the Couple club was formed at a gathering hosted by Melvin Hayes on Johnson Street in High Point. George Humphreys Jr leads as president with Jo Ingram as vice president and Viola Byrum as secretary. The club lists ten couples including Humphreys and Byrum, Hedrick and Ingram, Hayes and Bradner, Stansell and Barrett, Koonce and Young, Dodamead pair, and Smith with Ideeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hayes
Johnson Street
High Point
George Humphreys, Jr
Jo Ingram
Viola Byrum
George Humphreys
Robert Hedrick
Roy Bradner
Homer Barrett
Kitty Stansell
Bill King
Doris Koonce
Arnold Koonce
Eleanor Young
Thomas Dodamead
Eleanor Dodamead
Jimmy Smith
Gloria Ideeton
Officers Named in Local Club Leadership Roles
Speaker list includes Mrs Horace Haworth president, Mrs N P Yarborough vice president, Miss Betsy Dupuy secretary, and Mrs Blake Thompson treasurer as the club outlines its governance team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Haworth
N. P. Yarborough
Betsy Dupuy
Blake Thompsson
Thompson Delights Large Audience With Organ Recital
Dr. Thompson, director of Organ at Woman's College, presented a recital at First Presbyterian Church before a large audience. He showcased melodious Bach and Bonnet transcriptions, Tschaikowsky, Guilmant, and Wagner, highlighting his artistry and mastery of the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
George ‘Thompson
Organ Woman's College
J. 5. Th
Ely
Thompson
Byseph Bonnet
Ampsgon
Paris
Paradisum
Dubois
Vox Fana
Guilmant
Wagner
Dr. Thompson
Tschaikowsky
Macfarlane
Bach
Womani's College
Pst
First Presbyterian Church
Clarence Eddy
Chicago
Bonnet
Daughters of Confederacy Court Honors at Harriss Home
A Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at Mrs. J. W. Harriss on Rockford Road featured Carl V. Far of Durham receiving a bes of Honor for World War I service. The program, led by Mrs. R. K. Stewart and Mrs. N. S. Stewart, explored the Economic Life of the Old South with essays on the Confederate Navy and women's roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
Mrs. Harriss
Gh Point
United Fghters of the Confederacy
J. W
Carl V. Farof Durham
Tate
Social Calendar Highlights Week of Meetings and Events
Local social calendar lists dinners, meetings and entertainments. Highlights include Greensboro College alumni dinner with Dr. Luther Gobbel outlining centennial plans at Wesley Memorial church, and multiple garden clubs, study groups, a Utopian Study club gathering, and the American Association of University Women reorganization banquet at Emerywood Country Club. Also scheduled are Girl Scout Council executive meeting, Tea and Topics, Canterbury and Philomathian club events, a Spanish dance recital by Carola Goya, and a Meredith College alumnae meeting.
Vintage recital ends with tea under elegant Italian lace
The program featured John Printle Scott's The Old Road sung with piano by Misa Geneva Morri son. Hosts invited guests to tea in a daintily-appointed dining room presided by Mrs. Wishart. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Covington assisted. Freesias pink sweet peas and hyacinths accented the table. An unusually large attendance marked the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Printle Scott
Misa Geneva Morrison
Wishart
Elizabeth H. Covington
Stephens Bible Class To Meet Wednesday
The Stephens Bible study class will hold its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. M. Stewart 922 Forrest Avenue Mrs H H Steid ly will lead the discussion on a topic of her own selection Evanglical Circles Will Meet This Week Circle No 1 of the First Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Dewey Foust Woodrow Avenue Mrs C E Ferree chairman Circle No 2 will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 00 at the home of Mrs Vernon Hepler Chestnut Street Mrs C F E Moose chairman Members of Circle No 4 please note meeting postponed to Monday night Feb 7 Ward Street W M S Has General Meeting There will be a general meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of Ward Street M E church this evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
J. M. Stewart
Forrest Avenue
H. H. Steidly
Wek
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dewey Foust
Woodrow Avenue
C. E. Ferree
Vernon Hepler
Chestnut Street
C. FE. Moose
Beatrice Burford to Share Program With Goya Here
Harpist Beatrice Burford, recently praised in Rio and Buenos Aires, will perform with dancer Carola Goya at the Junior High School auditorium Friday night as the second Cooperative Concert. Emilio Osta will accompany on piano, with Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson leading the association of about a thousand local music enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
Roy J. Spearman
Canterbury Club
Mrertley Circle
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Carola Goya
Beatrice Burford
Emilio Osta
Meredith College
Raleigh
A. Lee Gibson
D. A. Rawley
Johnson Street
Coterien Club
Emerywood Country Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmie Cannon
South America
Senorita Goya
Miss Burford
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Burford
la Critica
North
C. F. Tomlinson
Greensboro College Alumnae Dinner Plans Centennial Talk
Greensboro College president Dr. Luther I. Gobbel will outline centennial plans at a Wesley Memorial church dinner for more than a hundred alumnae and friends. Local alumna Mrs. R T Amos will sing with Walter B Vassar and Helen Maddock. The event features clergy and education officials discussing the college centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro College
Wesley Memorial Church
Luther L. Gobbel
Luther I. Gobbel
Miss Agnes Crowder Hosts Bridal Supper and Bridge
Miss Agnes Crowder hosted a Valentine themed supper at her Steele Street home for the bride-elect and wedding party plus friends. A three table bridge session followed with the honoree taking high score, second high awarded to Miss Patricia Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Crowder
Edith Crowder
Steele Street
Valentine
Patricia Hall
Mildred Crowder
Mildred Furgurson
Leora Hampp
Eleanor Pope
Helen Crowder
Mesdames John Jennings, Jr
Charles Covington
Kelman Gomo
Elizabeth Bishop
Greensboro
Burton Leonard
Ramseur
Crowder
Church Meeting Attendance Urged For Important Session
An important church meeting is scheduled for tonight and all members are asked to attend. The notice emphasizes the need for full participation and states that the gathering is essential.
Meredith College Alumnae Meet Friday in High Point
Local Meredith College alumnae gather Friday to celebrate Founders Day. Mrs D A Rawley hosts at 1209 Johnson Street at 8 45 pm, with Mrs A Lee Gibson presiding and arrangements led by the High Point chapter president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith College
A. Lee Gibson
D. A. Rawley
Johnson Street
High Point
Woman's Club Meet to Hear Dr Humphreys and Board
Dr G I Humphreys will address the Woman's Club at the general meeting tomorrow afternoon at 8 30 oclock at the Y W C A hut. Two High Point College girls will provide music. Mrs Humphreys state chairman of American Citizenship will chair the program. All board members are asked to attend an executive meeting at 2 45 at the hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphreys
Woman's Club
High Point College
Humphreys
Benefit Dance Friday Night Sponsored by Women of Moose
Announcement of a benefit dance to be held Saturday evening at the dance studio of David Chains on North Main Street. Dancing begins at 9 o'clock with proceeds aiding the Women of Moose fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
David Chains
North Main Street
Gov Hoey and Family Dine with Thomasville Hosts
Gov Clyde R Hoey his wife and daughter Isabel Hoey were dinner guests at Randolph street home of Mr and Mrs James E B Lambeth in Thomasville Sunday evening. Other guests were members of the Lambeth family and the host couple. Frances Griffin Greensboro college returns to Greensboro after weekend with parents. Ralph Lambeth and George Lyles Jr return to Duke University after visits home. Betty Jennings returns to Duke University after holiday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ente Thomasville
Ernor
Clyde R. Hoey
Isabel Hoey
Raleigh
James EB. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Governor Hoey
Hoey
F. S. Lambeth
Molly
Ralph Lambeth
Frances Griffin
Greensboro College
Greensboro
C. B. Griffin
George Lyles, Jr
Duke University
Betty Jennings
R. G. Jennings
Johnson Street P.T.A. Plans Founders Day Play
The Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium for a Founders Day program. The fifth and sixth grades will present a play with special music featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Johnson Street School
Mrs Kidd Hosts Daughter Danese’s Eleventh Birthday
Mrs Olin Kidd entertained at her Thomasville home on Saturday for her daughter Danese who turned eleven. Guests included Patsy Ann Kidd Peggy Ruth Mildred Coggins Sylvia Lucille Cagle Joan Jordan Dorothy Lawing Ruth Scrogs Nell Fitzgerald Pauline Ferrell Loreen Lyndon Olene Reynolds of Colfax and Mr and Mrs H L Kidd of Colfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Kidd
Thomasville
Danese
Kidd
Walter Jordan
Patsy Ann Kidd
Peggy Ruth
Mildred Coggins
Sylvia
Lucille Cagle
Joan Jordan
Dorothy Lawing
Ruth Scrogs
Nell Fitzgerald
Pauline Ferrell
Loreen Lyndon
Olene Reynolds
Colfax
Births of Mary Faith Moon and Billy Ronald Hauser
Mr and Mrs Sam L Moon announce the birth of a daughter Mary Faith on January 28 at Burrus Memorial hospital The mother is formerly Miss Thelma Haggard of this city Mr and Mrs Charles M Hauser announce the birth of a son Billy Ronald on January 25 at their home on Highland road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Faith Moon
Sam L. Moon
Mary Faith
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Billy Ronald Hauser
Charles M. Hauser
Billy Ronald
Highland Road
Scout Leaders Meet At Home Of Mrs Welch
Girl Scout leaders held a meeting at Mrs Franklin Welch’s Park Way home with 10 members present. Mrs Embree H Blackard attended and announced a state wide Greensboro gathering on February 18 and 19. Margaret Watson presided as Hodgin and Welch were named council representatives and Alma Andrews the program chair. The bulletin was titled Trefor Monthly and a staff was selected. Welch’s troop earned a Girl Scout scrapbook and Dana Nicholas received a handkerchief shower as appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Franklin Welch
Parkway
Embree H. Blackard
Greensboro
Margaret Watson
Mra
Hodgin
Girl Scout Council
Alma Andrews
Trefor
Women Of Moose Plan Regular Meeting
The Women of Moose announce a regular meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Moose hall on North Main Street. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Coteriens Meet Tonight for Initiation and Dance Plans
The Coterien club will hold its weekly meeting at 7 30 in the Arcade building. Final plans will be made for a formal initiation and dinner followed by a dance on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
Denton Notes on Visits and Homecoming
Denton residents recount their travels and visits. Miss Cris Thompson stayed with her sister Miss Louise Thompson. Miss Mary Gilmore visited relatives in Wadesboro. Miss Jane Baxter spent the weekend with her parents in Greensboro. Mrs Vernon Robertson and others traveled for weekend visits and business in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dela Morris
Julius Nance
High Point
P. D. Hamilton
Thomasville
J. R. Hargett
Cris Thompson
Louise Thompson
Mary Gilmore
Wadesoro
Jane Baxter
Greensboro
Vernon Robertson
Mr. Robertson
Union Grove
Bill Campbell
Carl Bernhardt
Raleigh
Durham
Lottie Nooe
Lillie Deaton
Troy
Psychologist Outlines First Class Worry Components
A psychologist identifies inevitables addjustables and negative apprehension with perfectionism as core parts of first class worrying. He notes most men focus well on money matters to work on.
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Mrs. Wanzer
AAUW
Sheraton
Mrs. CC, T. Wanzer
R. K. Stewart
Old South
N. 8. Sttewart
South
A. T. Wishart
North Carolina
J. D. Brame
Moffitt’s
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
P. W. Grandjean
Good Will Garden Club
R. R. Blackburn
Montlieu Avenue
Utopian Study Club
Rodney Snow
Woodbrook Court
Frank Sizemore
Brentley Circle
Girl Scout Office
West Washington Street
Tea and
Wv. W. Idol
Brand
Goya
Gobbel
W. B. McEwen
Wesley Memorial
Lve
W. A. Bivins
E. H. Blackard
Joe A. Johnson
W. B. Hall
W. Wallace Frndy
B. C. Harmon
BE. M. Dudley
P. W. Flagge
Flagge
The
College
Dr. Humphreys
Gov
P.T. A
Welch
Nat Walker
Coteriens
Denton News
Grace's Beauty Salon
Fredrick
Grave Helen
Castor
Mill End Rayon
Penney's
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