Gamma sorority hosts lecture program at Sheraton hotel
Members of Kappa Gamma national sorority attended a dinner meeting at the Sheraton hotel before the first lecture of the month. Educational director EB Lindley spoke on psycho observation, defining it as the assimilation of elements of a situation and noting its values with examples. A guest, Miss Elizabeth James, joined the event.
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Mers
Omega Chap- Kappa Gamma
Sheratong
Ening
Con
EB. Lindley
Lindley
Virginia Historic Gardens to Open for Public April 25 30
IMOND Va February 8 The Club of Virginia announces the annual opening week for more than 100 historic gardens and estates across the state. The event raises funds for restoration, drawing visitors from many states to view properties tied to figures such as Thomas Jefferson George Mason and Pocahontas. The Garden Club has published a descriptive booklet with maps to reach the estates many of which are isolated.
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Ginia’s
Imond
Club of Virginia
Old Dominion
Prn
James Plantation
Thomason
George Mason
Garden Club of
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Kenmore
Betty Washington
Fredericksburg
Manse
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Washington and Lee University
Wilton
William Randolph
James River
Richmond
Smith's Fort Plantation
Surry County
Chief Powhatan
John Rolfe
Garden Club
Virginia Estates
Altrusa Club Holds Greensboro Dinner Meeting
Altrusa members convene tonight at the Jeraton Hotel for the monthly dinner. Club president Mary Ballard will preside. Miss Lillian Johnston and Miss Lucille Johnston join the meeting at the Food De gns Forum at Green's College in Greensboro.
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Altrusa Club
Jeraton Hotel
Mary Ballard
Club Pres
Altrusans
Lillian
Lucille Johnston
N’s College
Greensboro
Brigadier Club To Meet This Evening
Brigadier Club will hold a meeting this evening at o'clock. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming activities and plan for future events. Members are urged to attend and participate in the session.
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Brigadier Club
Rening
Walter Sprye Ill At Duke Hospital
Walter Sprye of this city is seriously ill with pneumonia at Duke Hospital. His mother Mrs. W. L. Sprye of Danville Virginia is at his bedside. Sprye recently left here to enter Duke University after special study at High Point College and was taken ill two weeks ago.
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Walter Sprye
Duke Hospital
W. L. Sprye
Danville
Sprye
High Point College
Duke University
Meeting Notice For Edwin Watkins Home Gathering
Bill Taylor publicity chairman announces a weekly meeting at Edwin Watkins residence on Hill Crest Drive. All members are asked to be present at the specified time today.
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Edwin Watkins
Hillcrest Drive
Bill Taylor
Social calendar of meetings and events this week
The roster lists dozens of meetings across clubs and organizations from Tuesday through Friday. Notable gatherings include the Business and Professional Girls club at the hut, Y W C A finance committee, Burbank Garden club at Mrs Jones, Wednesday luncheon book club, Twentieth Century study club, High Point Graduate Nurses at the YWCA, American Homes Department at Mrs Lackey, and multiple women’s clubs and council study groups, plus a Friday charity party at the Sheraton hotel to aid underprivileged schoolchildren.
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Burbank
High Point Graduate Nurses' Club
American Homes Department
Woman's Club
M. A. Lackey
Hillcrest Drive
Gertrude Strickler
High Point College
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
P. m
Council of Jewish Women
al Schwartz
Colonial Drive
Phillip Silver
Margie Carlene Shackelford Born at Guilford General
Mr and Mrs James Posey Shackelford of route three announce the birth of a daughter Margie Carlene at Guilford General Hospital on February 6. Mrs Shackelford formerly Miss Mary Irene Yountes.
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Margie Shackelford
James Posey Shackelford
Route Three
Margie Carlene
Guilford General Hospital
Shackelford
Mary Irene Yountes
Local News Briefs On Illnesses And Recoveries
Randall Jr son of Mr and Mrs R B Terry ill with pneumonia at Burrus Memorial hospital moved there this morning after several days at home J D McCrery of 1193 North Main street after an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital last Saturday improving and able to see visitors Miss Margaret Poole returned to High Point from Gastonia after months there transferred by Parker Paper Company to its branch Miss Edna Moon ill with influenza at her Oakwood court home friends regret to learn
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R. B. Terry
Randall, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. D. McCrery
North Main Street
Margaret Poole
High Point
Gastonia
Parker Paper Company
Edna Moon
Oakwood Court
National Business Women’s Week Set For October Observance
Miss Lucy Rogers announces the ninth annual National Business Women’s Week will run October 9 to 15. She chairs the North Carolina federation’s public relations committee and will supervise state plans. The shift from March was approved to reduce conflicts with other events. National director of PR is Miss Amy Lewellen of Pullman Washington.
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Amy Lewellen
Pullman, Wash
High Point Women Attend Forum From State P T Congress
Mrs Coffield and Mrs Schroder are selected to represent the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers at the Food Occupations Forum at Woman's College this evening. The event invites all women’s organizations to participate, with a dinner meeting following. Coffield serves as state music chairman of the board of governors. Schroder as state chairman of student aid.
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H. S. Coffield
Allene M. Schroder
North Rolina
Miss Douglas Elected Freshman Class Secretary At Converse
Spartanburg D C February 8 Miss Pauline Douglas daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Douglas of 616 Parkway High Point was elected secretary in the Converse college freshmen election They will serve until spring 1939 The roster also lists Julia Rogers Asheville president Mary Jo Chreitsberg Spartanburg Paulette West Camden vice presidents Barbara McGaughey Atlanta treasurer and other officers under Dean Mary W Gee supervision.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Converse College
Pauline Douglas
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
High Point
Mary W. Gee
Julia Rogers
Asheville
Mary Jo Chreitsberg
Paulette West
Camden
Barbara McGaughey
Atlanta, Ga
Domino Club To Meet Tonight
The weekly Domino club gathers at 312 Louise Avenue at 7 45 tonight for an important business meeting. All members are requested to attend.
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Domino Club
George Coggins
Louise Avenue
Mary Anne Wolfe Birthday Honoree At Kernersville Home
Mary Anne Wolfe celebrated her fourth birthday hosted by Mrs. T. R. Wolfe in Kernersville. Friends joined games including a paper cutting contest won by Sallie Greenfield and Michael York, with Sallie also winning the donkey contest. Candy prizes, a pink candlelit cake, and valentine decorations accompanied ice cream and cake for guests.
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Kernersville
T. R. Wolfe
Mary Anne
Jane Wolfe
Sallie Greenfield
Michael York
Valentine Hearts
Sara Morris
Sylvia Smith
Kay Helms
Barbara Jean Beavers
Jerry Shields
Peggy Gibbs
Joanna Doggett
Billy Pege
Mesdames
Kenneth Greenfield
Rufus Smith
J. W. Beavers
Misses Frances
Dallas Visitors Return From Guests of Mrs Hastings
Mr and Mrs Harlon Johnston have returned to Dallas Texas after being guests of Mrs R B Hastings Mrs Elzora Eads has returned from a visit to Mrs Ken Abels in Winston Salem The item notes household travel and social visits with named individuals and places.
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Harlon Johnston
R. B. Hastings
Dallas
Texas
Elzora Eads
Ken Abels
Winston-Salem
Community Arts Club Plans Friday Meeting at Warren Home
The Community Arts club will hold a regular meeting Friday at 1 o clock at Mrs. L. B. Warren's residence 808 Firth Street.
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Community Arts Club
L. B. Warren
Firth Street
High Point Garden Club Meeting Highlights Cacti Talk
Mrs C B Mattocks guest speaker at the High Point Garden club meeting held at Mrs W B McEwen home on West Farriss avenue. She spoke on Cacti with a display of spiny tribe specimens and the session included a brief business portion. Members were reminded of the Raleigh luncheon and reception for Mrs Wallis of Paris, regional director for the South Atlantic States.
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C. B. Mattocks
Wayside Garden Club
High Point Garden Club
W. B. McEwen
West Farriss Avenue
Raleigh
Wallis
Paris
South Atlantic
National Council of Garden Clubs
Jane Rhodes Hosts Junior Etude Club Meeting
The Junior Etude Music club met at Jane Rhodes's Parkway home with Mae Kirkman as counselor. Marjorie Kearns led a brief business session with Billy Frazier as secretary, featuring a February birthday sketch roll call.
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Etude Music Club
Legion Auxiliary To Be Guest Of Legion Supper Meeting
The local American Legion Auxiliary invites all members to a joint supper meeting with the Legion in the Legion club room on North Main Street at 7 30 this evening. The event begins with supper and will be followed by a social hour.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion
North Main Street
Pentagon Girls Meet Tonight at Mrs Cook's Home
Mrs. Bob Cook hosts the Pentagon Girls club meeting this evening at 7 30 at 526 North Hamilton Street. The gathering brings together members for a planned discussion and activities.
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Bob Cook
Pentagon Club
North
Hamilton Street
Charles Bell Dies Noted Canadian Lawyer and Politician
Charles W. Bell, renowned criminal lawyer, author and playwright, and longtime member of the Canadian House of Commons, died at his Hamilton home early today at age 61.
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Charles Bell
Hamilton
Ont
Charles W. Bell
Canada
House of Commons
Common Sense About Constipation
An advice note explains constipation relates to diet and hydration. It mentions All-Bran made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and notes the product is sold widely.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Heiress Honeymooning With Band Maestro in Florida
RS. Val Ernie and her band leader husband honeymoon in Florida as Ernie's orchestra fills engagements. Mrs. Ernie, formerly Mrs. Chauncey Woodworth, is heiress to a fortune valued at about $7,000,000.
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Val Ernie
Florida
Ernie
Stephens Bible class to meet Wednesday afternoon
The Stephens Bible study class will meet on Wednesday at 8 oclock in the home of Mrs. C C Hookson Park way. Rev H P Williams to lead a discussion on a topic of his choosing Faithful Workers hold regular meet The Faithful Workers class of Green Street Baptist church met last evening at the home of Mrs O H Brown 707 Barbee street Mrs R R Holden led devotionals with Mrs H I Ward in prayer A short business session was followed by refreshments for 23 members and four visitors Always Ready class of North Main Street Baptist church held its monthly meeting at Miss Pauline Farringtons home on Longstreet Miss Lois Kearns presided over a short business session followed by a social hour
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Stephens
C. C. Hookson
H. P. Williams
Clase
Green Street Baptist Church
O. H. Brown
Barbee Street
R. R. Holden
H. I. Ward
Rush
North Main Street Baptist Church
Pauline Farrington
Longstreet
Lois Kearns
BPWC To Hear Joseph D Cox at Dinner Meeting
Joseph D. Cox, prominent local businessman, will address the High Point Business and Professorial Women's club at tomorrow's 6:30 PM dinner in the Elwood hotel private dining room.
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Joseph D. Cox
High Point Business and
Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Asheboro Bridge Club Hosts Social and Book Club Meeting
Mrs. Charles Bossong entertained her bridge club at Sunset Avenue with hyacinth decor and novelty prizes for six winners including Mrs. W A Underwood Jr and Mrs. Charles McCrary. The Randolph Book club met with Mrs. J O Redding. Mrs. Hammer spoke on Stonewall Jackson Training School, while readings and current events followed. Visitors included Mrs. Luther and others.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Charles Bossong
Sunset Avenue
Sam Story
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Charles McCrary
Randolph Book Club
J. O. Redding
East Salisbury Street
W. CC. Hammer
Stonewall Jackson Training School
EB. H. Morris
Stone House
Margaret Sangster
H. C. Luther
William A. Wood
H. M. Robbins
Maggie Moffitt
Penn Wood Redding
W. A. Underwood
Randolph County War Mothers Plan Colonial Tea Meeting
A special meeting of the Randolph county War Mothers is set for Tuesday at 2 30 in the afternoon at Mrs Joe Presnells home on East Rivette street. President Mrs J W Burkhead urges all members to attend to finalize plans for the Colonial tea scheduled for February 22.
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Randolph County War Mothers
Joe Presnell
East Rivette Street
J. W. Burkhead
Tail hair finds new use in air conditioning gear
A quirky note says hair from a pig’s tail is now used in air conditioning equipment. The unconventional material is highlighted as a curious modern application.
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Ppa
Lindler
Elizabeth James
Asans Meeting
King Delegates
Greensboro Forum
Adier Club
Weels
Moffitt
N. Main
Business and Professional Girls Club
M. J. Wrenn
Entre Nous Club
C. B. Overman
Lindsay Street
Carter Dalton
Needlework Guild
Parent-Teacher Council
Sheraton Hotel
Priscilla Club
Collier Ellis
Brentley Circle
Sorosis Club
J. E. Kirkman
Washington Street
Holland
Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgaard
London
New York
Juliana
Netherlands Empire
National Business
P.T. Congress
Miss Douglas
Converse
Mary Anne Wolfe
Jane Rhodes
Legion Auxiliary
Pentagon
Mrs
BPWC
Mrs. Bossong
Asheboro Club
Chichesters
O1! Druggpieta
VU Sas Lees
The
Brand
Nat Walker
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