Exchange Club Observes Ladies Night At Country Club
Exchange Club held a Ladies Night at the Country Club with State President Alphonse and guests including Mrs. Conrad and Mrs. Lee. The program featured contests by Exchangettes and visiting ladies, prize winners in Kwiz Kizz, a debating contest won by John D. Ross, and attendance prizes led by Bob Conrad. Arthur A. Lambergh performed songs, with Nelson on piano, and several visitors spoke or attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
O Ne
R. L. Conrad
Oo Lee
Clydeyne
Frank Sutherland
R. L. Conrad, Jr
Emmett Stone
John D. Ross
J. E. Beamon
Bob Conrad
Everette Wall
J. P. Davis
French McMillan
Clyde Payne
Broadus Culler
Tom Lamar
William Lamar
John
Clarence Cogin
Ruth Brooks
Bob Southerland
Southerland
Miss Hedrick to Wed G E Pugh in March
Lauretta Hedrick daughter of Mr and Mrs T D Hedrick of 503 Kennedy street becomes engaged to Garland Edwin Pugh of this city. The wedding is set for March 15 at the First Baptist church with Rev Wilbur W Hutchins officiating. Hedrick known as Pete, a 1943 graduate, has worked as a telephone operator for Globe Parlor Furniture. Pugh a 1942 graduate served 37 months including eight overseas and now works for R K Stewart Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Hedrick
Kennedy Street
Lauretta
Garland Edwin Pugh
First Baptist Church
Wilbur. W. Hutchins
Miss Hedrick
Pete
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Pugh
G. L. Pugh
R. K. Stewart Construction Company
Lauretta Hedrick
YWCA Weekly Schedule Of Club Meetings
The YWCA outlines the coming week with meetings for the Gay Swingster Flor ence Nightingale Adams Double M Business and Professional clubs Live Y ers Jolly Y and others. Guest Lynwood Smith speaks on Personnel Practices. Mabel Burnett discusses Races of Mankind. rehearsals for Murdered Alive are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Florence Nightingale Club
Lynwood Smith
Double M
Charles Collins
Business and Professional Club
Live Y'ers
Jolly Y Club
Mid-Week Study Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Mid-Week Study group will gather Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. J A Eshelman’s Johnson street home. The program will feature a presentation on current events.
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J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Prizes Proposed for High School Essay Contest by UDC Chapter
The North Carolina division UDC announces prizes for essays by high school students on figures like General James Longstreet and General Lee plus second essays on Zebulon Vance and Raphael Semmes. Rules include under 2000 words, typed with bibliography, and open to all high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederacy
P. S. Rothrock
Mary Pickford
Hollywood
Calif
Longstreet
General James Longstreet
Julius Franklin Howell
Bristol
Zebulon Baird Vance
Mount Airy
Maggie Earnhardt
Concord
Judah P. Benjamin
Eugene Little
Wadesboro
James B. Gordon
Winston-Salem
Stonewall Jackson
Pine Street
Thomas Lee Sara Gastonia
J. J. Andoe
C. H. Shipp
Durham
G. W. Whittington
Greensboro
John W. Durham
Wilson
N. A. Edwards
Goldsboro
John S. Rowe
Hickory
J. F. Latham
Sidney Lanier
New York
Lanier
Lamar Caudle
Washington, D. C
Lamar
Albert L. Thompson
State Capitol
R. Gregg Cherry
Thompson
North Carolina
U.D.C
American Home and Art Division Meeting Postponed
The High Point Woman's Club education department announced postponement of the American Home and Art division meeting scheduled for Wednesday at Mrs. E. W. Heelas home. A later date will be announced. Chairman Mrs. F. E. A. Hatcher said Howard R. Pancost will speak at the rescheduled meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home and Art
Education Department
High Point Woman’s Club
E. W. Heelas
FE. A. Hatcher
Howard R. Pancoast
Annual Report Of WCA Shows 15511 Participants In Year
The YWCA of High Point reports 15 511 people used the Adams Memorial Building facilities during the year 1946. Activities spanned Protestants Catholics and Jews ages 15 to 6 5 with men and boys included. The Industrial department runs three clubs for young women in manufacturing plants and a monthly newspaper recognized by WYCA. The Business and Professional Girls clubs meet twice weekly and the N C S C winter conference is set for Greensboro March 8 9 with Kathleen Young as chair. The Double M Club supports working mothers with child care during meetings. The Teenage department operates clubs by grade with daily activities and teen canteens on Fridays and Saturdays. The Mary McLeod Bethune branch serves teens at 730 E Washington with 400 members and 1 000 monthly attendees. Volunteers are essential to the program according to Executive Director Mrs Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Building
North Main Street
YWCA
High Point
United States
Y.W.C.A
WYCA
Millie Hunt
Kathleen Young
Business and Professional Girls Club
Greensboro
Charlotte Chaffin Shefield
Double M
Betsy Dickson
Committee of Management
M. H. Blackburn
Helen Boulware
Central Branch
Pearl Bur
Coonevettes Meet on Tuesday at Mrs Zimmerman Home
The Cooperettes International will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs L H Zimmerman house on Carrick avenue. The gathering will begin with a buffet supper at six thirty. A tarnish removing mix of flour salt and vinegar will be demonstrated for brass and copper utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cooperettes International
L. H. Zimmerman
Carrick Avenue
Miss Thompson and Cecil A Wright Married Here
Miss Mary Thompson and Cecil A Wright wed in a simple ceremony at the Southside Baptist church with Rev W H Barker officiating. The bride wore a white wool dressmaker suit with black accessories and received a black pearl gift from the groom. The couple will reside at 507 Kennedy Street after a short trip to the state capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thompson
Cecil A. Wright
Southside Baptist Church
W. H. Barker
Virginia Thompson
M. A. Wright
J. W. Hutchins
Mr. Wright
High Point
Adams- Millis Corporation
State Capitol
Kennedy Street
Parsnips Provide Bone Building Minerals and Vitamins
Parsnips are a good source of calcium and phosphorus minerals and also furnish vitamin B and C. Every Christmas Uncle Sam hires 303000 extra postal employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Garden Study to Meet in Evening With Mrs Barker
The Garden Study club will be entertained by Mrs Martine Barker at her home 115 Thurston street on Wednesday February 5 at 7 30 in the evening. Members are asked to bring a package of vegetable seeds to be sent to foreign countries for planting and to note the change to an evening hour. Roy Montgomery will show Puerto Ricans as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
Martine Barker
Thurston Street
Roy Montgomery
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Ming’s
Esso
Valentine
Ruth Beeson
Dot Phillips
Fannie Wilson
Fashion Beauty Shop
West
Washington St
Tel
G. E. Pugh
Lydia Moss
Primrose House
UDC
WCA
Ford
Sheffield
Coonevettes
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolin
Miss Thompson
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Princess Beauty Shop
Imu A. Male O
Richardson’s
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