Spanish Club hears Mrs Cone at Monday meeting
The High Point college Spanish club La Tertulia met at Dr. David M. Driver home to hear Mrs. Bernard M. Cone of Greensboro speak in Spanish about her travels in Cuba. Michael Fleming presided as Patsy Gadd was elected president for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Driver
Cone
B. F. Aycoth
Shirley Montgomery
Roy L. Montgomery
Ben H. Hill
N. P. Yarborough
Roy Montgomery
Betty Anne Johnson
Saint Edward's Guild Meets At Immaculate Heart Tonight
Saint Edward's Guild holds its monthly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Immaculate Heart of Mary church. The Mothers' Prayer Band meets Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at 403 Highland Avenue led by Mrs. J Cheves. Circle Two of Rankin Memorial Methodist sponsors a Valentine party Friday at 7 p.m. in the church basement with home baked treats and entertainment to raise funds for church modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Edward's Guild
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Mothers’ Prayer Band
Fay Hughes
Highland Avenue
J. Cheves
Circle Two
Woman's Missionary Society
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Mrs McMurray Addresses St. Anne's Meeting
The Saint Anne's auxiliary of Saint Mary's Episcopal church met at 1200 Westwood for February. Mrs. Charles A. McMurray gave an inspirational talk on The Vantage Point of History, citing D F Bailey's God Was In Christ. Mrs. Donna Fay Amos presided in place of the president. plans for a spring social were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Anne's
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
J. W. Slate, Jr
Westwood
Slate
Olivia Wadsley
Rose Adams
Charles A. McMurray
McMurray
Fred Metcalfe
D. F. Bailey
God
Donna Fay Amos
E. A. Robins
Community Club Meetings and Social Events Schedule
A schedule of local gatherings lists 6:30 p m High Point Business and Professional Women at the Sheraton with speaker Mrs Grover H Jones 8:30 p m Jewish women study group at Mrs Ben Hermans 605 East Farriss Thursday 2:30 p m Entre Nous at Rowland Park Ave 5:30 p m Insurance Women dinner at Sheraton 6:30 8 p m Family Night Dinner Emerywood Country Club Friday 11 a m Mrs Sidney Gayle hosts Friday Morning Music Study at Club Drive lunch at Emerywood 2:30 p m Philomathean Club at West Broad St bi weekly program Saturday 2 p m Emerywood Duplicate Club at Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Grover H. Jones
High Point
Ben Herman
East Farriss
Entre Nous Club
Edith Moore Sherrod
Rowland Park Avenue
Philomathean Club
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Emerywood Duplicate Club
Country Club
Local Girl Scouts Honor Phyllis Rae Giles on Sixth Birthday
Archdale observer Phyllis Rae Giles daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Giles celebrated her sixth birthday with a home party. Guests wore paper hats enjoyed a prize contest won by Ronda Coltrane and Becky Tucker, then watched movies by Robert Giles. A birthday cake and ice served by the host family followed singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Rae Giles
Ray Giles
Archdale
Ronda Kay Coltrane
Becky Tucker
Robert Giles
Giles
Bill Giles
Tom Winslow
Becky Sue Peeler
Charles Ridge
Jerry Smith
Joan Welborn
Dannell Frye
Ronda Kary Coltrane
Sue Carole Allred
Charles and
Dale Hoover
Sylvia
Patsy
Eddie Ellington
Darla Giles
Judy
Nancy Winslow
Randy” Giles
Valentine Suckers
Founders Day Program At Johnson Street School
The Johnson Street school Parent-Teacher Association will host its Founders Day program Thursday at 7:30 PM after the business meeting. The violin choir will perform selections and a pageant The Children’s Answer will be presented. Past presidents will be recognized with pins. Ada Blair PTA meets at 7 PM with the Founders Day program and an educational picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Ada Blair
Past Presidents Featured at Emma Blair PTA Founders Day
Emma Blair School PTA observed Founders Day with remarks by president Mrs J C Duggins and a life time membership awarded to Mrs Coe. Past presidents were introduced, a playlet by parents was shown, and the PTA song My Tribute closed the program. Attendance banners went to Mrs Whiteside’s first grade and Miss Briles’ fourth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
J. C. Duggins
R. L. Freeman
S. S. Coe
Gins
Coe
Road to Survival Book Review at DAR Meeting
Mrs G H Hobart opened the Alexander Martin chapter DAR session with the line We do not break the law but the law breaks us. She praised William Vogt’s Road To Survival as a landmark work and noted it ties human fate to natural resource limits. Senior scholarship awards were given to Marilyn Robinette Jewel Ward and Patricia Owen, with future Good Citizenship honors possible at the March state contest in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hobart
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Adams Memorial Ywca
J. C. Moore
Marilyn Robinette
W. F. Robinette
High Point High School
Jewel Ward
C. H. Ward
Trinity High School
Patricia Joan Owen
Thomasville High School
W. K. Owen
DAR
Asheville
Red Cross
Polio Convalescent Hospital
Greensboro
Helen Marie Sheloff
John C. Sheloff
H. S. Coffield
Alberta Snider
L. R. Peacock
Levi Haworth
J. E. Marsh, and
H. A. Millis
Local Health and Family Notes From High Point
Residents report recoveries and hospital visits in High Point with several on health and moving about. Frances Ingram returns home from Boulevard unit and is satisfactory. Maggie Duncan recuperating after surgery at Boulevard unit. W N Swett recovering after operation. Other names listed with visits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ingram
Route Five, High Point
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Maggie Duncan
Ward Street
Boulevard Unit
W. N. Swett
East Commerce Street
E. H. Newsome
Thomasville
Route Three
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Double Your Money Back
A Portsmouth Va reader testifies twenty years of reliable regularity with Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad urges daily use with milk and water, offering a ten day trial and a promise of double money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Carmichael
Portsmouth
Kellogg
Pany
Battle Creek
Mich
Mrs Cooper Loc to Lead Study Class in Mount Pleasant
Mrs David S Cooper of Mount Pleasant will lead a study class at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Friday February 11 starting at eleven in the morning. The book is On Our Owns Doorstep by Frank S Mead. Lunch follows the morning session and the study continues in the afternoon. The public is invited. Six newspapers printed in modern Arabic are published in New York City. Nervous diseases are more common among brain workers than others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Cooper and Sons
Mark and
Paul
Mount Pleasant
Mr. Cooper
H. F. Cooper
Gatewood Avenue
Holt Trinity Lutheran Church
Maryland
Virginia
David S. Cooper
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Frank S. Mead
New York City
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Meeting Notes and Plans
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club met at Mrs. J. H. King's home on Thurston Street with 21 members and two visitors. President Mrs. H. D. Minnis led a lengthy business session and no program. Discussions covered peony lists from Mrs. Shuford, camellia planting now, a birthday gift for Bobby Gwynn, and nominating committee appointments for March. The Spring Flower Show plan was outlined by Mrs. Bat Montgomery. Ice course refreshments followed. Visitors included Mrs. G. W. Smith and Miss Sara Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. King
Thurston Street
H. D. Minnis
J. M. Lancaster
Bobby Gwynn
Roy Conrad
Frank Johnson
J. W. Montgomery
Bat Montgomery
J. H. Ki
A. Downey
W. Blackwelder
G. W Smith
Liberty
Sara Montgomery
High Point
Licensed Nurses Meet Tonight and Refresher Classes Tomorrow
The High Point division of the Licensed Practical Nurses Association will meet this evening at 7 30 in the Gold Room of the Gibson Ice Cream Company. Tomorrow at 7 o clock regular refresher course classes will be held in the Boulevard unit classroom at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Licensed and Practical Nurses Association
Gibson Ice Cream Company
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mu Chapter to Award Scholarships To Girl Scouts
Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi announces a major yearly project to support Girl Scouts by giving scholarships to underprivileged girls for summer camp near Sophia North Carolina. The camp opens June 20 for a five week season and the number of scholarships will be announced later. A separate note mentions the first electrically driven merchant vessel sailing from a Florida port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sophia
N. C
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Spanish Club
B. M. Cone
Dr. Driver
Pocahontas
Ry Iy
Vera
Liomasville
Ashebdor
E. Commerce
Saint Edwards Guild
Rankin Church
Mrs. McMurray
St. Anne's
Tobias
Wain
Bridghs
Johnson Street Pta
PTA
United States
Toxaway River
Highlands
Itd
Carrick Avenue
A. C. Fairrington
Long Street
William F. Freeman
Greenway Drive
Penns
Ala
Henry Reese
Reese
Freeman
Jack Bollinger
M. O. Bollinger
Steele Street
Pasadena
California
Colle
Dar Thornton
Smahi
Rex Thornton
Omar- Dorgpl
Omar Sivetch
Aadre
Scott
Mrs. Cooper
Mu Chapter
Florida
Koonice Ait A As
Lydia E.pinkham
Alydia E. Pinkham
Finest Ladies
Sacony
Ciellia
Monark
Mopark Shade Co
N. Main
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