Till and Toil Club Social at Emerywood Country Club
Till and Toil Garden Club held its annual bridge luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs. William Webster welcomed guests including Mrs. William Ring and Mrs. Harold McGee. Arrangements were by Mrs. Douglas Blanchard and others. Valentine themed decorations and food. prizes went to Mrs. James Wall, Mrs. Dan Herring, and Mrs. Webster.
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Till and Toil Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
William Webster
William Ring
Harold McGee
Howard Easter
James Wall
Buddy Brooks
Leon Schute
John Rhodenhiser
Dorsey Deal
Ralph Brooks
R. K. Arthur
William Donald
Dan Herring
Arnold Hill
John Stallings
Elmore Alexander
Frank May
Winston-Salem
Ray Driscoll
Washington, D.C
Webster
Sustaining Members Meeting of High Point Junior League
Sustaining members of the High Point Junior League will meet on Wednesday at Emery Wood Country Club. The gathering starts at noon.
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High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Trindale Club Plans Tuesday Meeting
The Trindale Woman's Club will meet Tuesday at 6 45 p m in the Brinwood Restaurant. The board will meet at 6 p m.
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Trindale Club
Trindale Woman’s Club
Brinwood
Woman of the Year Broome honored by High Point Junior Women
Mrs. Earnest Broome received the Woman of the Year award from the High Point Junior Woman's Club at the Sweetheart Ball in the Embassy Club. Past president Mrs. Thomas Hayworth praised her community service and club contributions.
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Earnest Broome
High Point
Embassy Club
Thomas Hayworth
Broome
Valentine
Tom Hayworth
Byron Godfrey
Mrs Rawley to Moderate Faulkner Talk at YWCA
Mrs David A Rawley Jr will moderate a Dialogue discussion at Adams Memorial YWCA at 10 a m on Wednesday. The topic is William Faulkner and the selection The Bear from The American Tradition in Literature and its relation to other Faulkner novels.
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David A. Rawley Jr
Adams Memorial Ywca
William Faulkner
Rawley
High Point College
Appalachian State University
Mitchell College
Yesterdays Todays and Tomorrows of Consumer Finance
Mrs. Canolia Haley spoke to High Point Credit Women at the YWCA on the evolution of consumer finance from pre 1910 origins to the 1930s. The session covered wage earners and vest pocket lenders and noted the 1916 formation of the American Association of Small Loan Brokers. Delegates for the Dixie Council Convention in Mobile Alabama April 11 to 15 were appointed with Virginia Broadwell and Stella Palmer named as alternate.
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Canolia Haley
High Point Credit
YWCA
Haley
Philadelphia
American Association of Small Loan Brokers
Dixie Council
Mobile
Ala
Virginia Broadwell
Stella Palmer
Social Calendar Highlighting Garden Club Activities
The social calendar lists multiple garden group gatherings. Wake Robin Garden Club meets at Mrs. S. T. Hart’s home 1209 Rotary Dr then tours Wellington Hall in Lexington. High Point Garden Club hosts Gladis Kivett at Mrs. William J. McAnally’s 814 Westwood. Oakview Homemakers meet with Mrs. Eugene Garrett 317 Skeet Club Rd. Busy Bee Garden Club visits Mrs. J. C. Coggins on Rt. 1 Sophia.
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Wake Robin Garden Club
S. T. Hart
Rotary Dr
Lexington
Wellington Hall
Oakview Homemakers Extension Club
Eugene Garrett
Skeet Club
Busy Bee Garden Club
J. C. Coggins
Rt. 1
Sophia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Till and Toil
Douglas Blanchard
William Spillers
James White
Mrs. Broome
Mr. Hayworth
Ball
al Alexander
Alexander
Mrs. James Marley
Mr. Marley
Helene Curtiss
Hayworth
Godfrey
Sidney Lenger Jr
Embassy Band
C. M. Mackintosh
R. B. Culler Jr
Charles Scott
Mrs. Rawley
Williams Flowers
PHOME
Bank Americard
CRAFT
High Point Enterprise
the World of
Artistic Beauty College
Main St
Elaine
Betty Davis
Judy Saxbury
Toa
Pat Whittington
Gail Drobin
Arlene Kessler
Elaine Powers
Betty Croker
Trinity
Figure Salons
College Village Shopping
Cen Center
Greensboro
Knoxville
Kannapolis-Concord
Burlington
Ashebors
S. Main St
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn St. Westwood
Yensiya
Dawn
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