Charity Ball Promises A Brilliant Winter Affair
High Point American Legion Auxiliary prepares a Charity Ball at Sedgefield Manor on Tuesday evening. Arnie Leopold orchestra and Miss Iry Tisdale will entertain, with a Grand March featuring Miss High Point 1935. Winners receive a trip to New York City. proceeds aid Child Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
American Legion Auxiery
Sedgeeld Manor
Arnie Leopold
Is Orchestra
Ists
New Gland
Eniry
WRVA
Dhmond
Iry Tisdale
Miss High Point
Winston-Salem
Iss
North Carolina
New York City
Ka Coe
Hazel Scoggins
Lucillenn
Berta Lindsay Carraway
Helen Davis
Charles W. McAnally
Gold, Jr
Joseph T. Beaver, Jr
Freder Morris
Tess
Jacklyn Allan
Patricia Hall
Mildred ‘On Drehle
Virginia Jackson
Rothy Stewart
Alice Nesbity Smith
Dixie Thomas
Saralov
Helen Farr
Misses Arguerite
Frances Mannuth Pollock
Katherine Lowderilk
Margaret Hedrick
Dorothy Itch
Dorothy Crawley
Open House Honors Miss Betty Norcross Guest
Miss Betty Norcross of Smithfield is toasted at a casual open house hosted by Miss Sarah Taylor at Dr and Mrs F R Taylor's Johnson street home. About fifty young guests from the city and Greensboro call during the evening for dancing conversation punch tea and cookies amid rosebud and jonquil yellow decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Norcross
Smithfield
Sarah Taylor
F. R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Miss Norcross
Greensboro
Taylor
Legion Auxiliary To Meet Friday Night
The American Legion Auxiliary unit will gather Friday at 7 45 p m at 400 Montheu avenue home of Mrs R R Blackburn with Mesdames Bennett Stirewall and Davis as hostesses The program will focus on Americanism led by Miss Myrtle Titman The report also notes Joann Mason improving after pneumonia illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
Mesdames
W. J. Bennett
N. S. Stirewall
Ross Davis
Myrtle Titman
Joann Mason
Bill Mason
Lebanon
Phylana Wright
Shirley Welborn
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
East State Street
Mary
Martha Blackburn
Doris King
Doris
Ruth King
Robbie
Martha Patterson
Carol Brewer
Hazel McKinney
Alberta Barber
Celebrates Sixth Birthday At Party
Little Miss Peggy Jane White marked her sixth birthday with a party at home on Johnson Street. Under mother Mrs. Harry White, she hosted games and an ice service in a red and white Valentine color theme. Guests included Jean Fambrough, Jean Teague, Bobby Lindsay, Betty Ann Rankin, Sandy Rankin, Judith Rockwell, Johnny Hall, James Hall, and Jerry Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Jane White
Johnson Street
Harry White
Jean Fambrough
Jean Teague
Bobby Lindsay
Betty Anne
Sandy Rankin
Judith Rockwell
Johnny
James Hall
Jerry Hancock
Graduate Nurses To Meet On Wednesday
The February meeting of the High Point Graduate Nurses' club is set for Wednesday at 3 PM at the Y W C A. Miss Mae Weaver presents on the eight hour day for special duty nurses. Mrs E F Long and Miss Frances Dugger discuss nursing schools. Student nurse from Burrus Memorial speaks on Korea. A board meeting follows at 3 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Mae Weaver
E. F. Long
Frances Dugger
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Korea
Priscilla Club Delights Members At English Street Hostess
The Priscilla club enjoyed a Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Fred P. Ingram’s English street home. Guests included Mrs. Morris Jones assisting with salad as needlework and conversation filled the cozy reception. Other listed members were Mrs. Hoke Bullard and Mrs. C. C. Robbins among absent guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Fred P. Ingram
English Street
A. E. Taplin
Charles Perry
Church Social Circles Meet This Week at Various Homes
Local church groups from First Baptist, YWCA, Presbyterian, and Methodist communities schedule Monday and Monday evening gatherings at assigned members’ homes across Greensboro. Leaders and hosts list addresses on English Street to Ray Street and Circle drives with sessions: 2:30, 3:00, and 7:30 p.m. Attendees urged to bring items for South Mountain School Box and join multiple auxiliary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Circle
First Baptist Church
Mary Alice Sheloff
Parkway
Ida York
Lindsay St
A. Lee Gibson
E. Washington St
H. R. Williamson
Johnson St
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Edgedale Drive
Addie Lomax
English St
Marjorie Spence
Strayer Armentrout
Rosewood Avenue
Alda Grayson
Miks Pauline Haynés
Chestnut
Main Street
N. Johnson
Grimes Street
Harrison
C. V. Kester
Greensboro
E. E. Sensenbach
W. W. Preddy
Woodrow Avenue
Preddy
N. E. Russell
Centennial Avenue
Russell
Lucy Robertson
Clyde Connor
Circle Drive
Mann
Presbyterian
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Presbyterian Church
Circle No
E. A. Kline
Sunset Drive
John Holmes
Colonial Drive
H. M. Armentrout
P. Hunter Dalton
Circle Seven
First Methodist Protestant Church
Mamie Ellis
Esther Pritchard
West Ray Street
G. A
Green Street
Glad Girls
Green Street Baptist Church
Thelma McGill
Ruby Curlee
Mrs White Hosts Lotus Club Meeting at 1108 Johnson Street
Mrs Harry White entertained the Lotus Club at her home 1108 Johnson street with a geography contest won by Mrs Walter Folger who received a novelty prize. Delicious refreshments followed with Valentine touches and a decorative favor at each place among attending members and guest Mrs J L Crotty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Lotus Club
Johnson Street
Walter Folger
Mesdames FE. M. Bower
C. C. Earnhardt
J. W. Hedrick
Jack Taylor
J. L. Crotty
Mrs. White
Fun Festival At Oak Hill School
A winter Fun Festival at Oak Hill School on Friday February 8 drew many parents and friends. The Wallbure orchestra directed by Charlie Davis played two skits The Meeting of the Better City Campaign Committee and There's One Born Every Minute. Mrs. C A Best performed a reading Yes Sir No Foolin. Side shows including deep sea fishing fortune telling baby show and Hawaiian players entertained. Concession booths offered popcorn lemonade candy and cake. Mrs H A Cook was general chairman and proceeds benefit school relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Wallbure
Charlie Davis
Better City Campaign Committee
C. A. Best
H. A. Cook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Max Factor
Hollywood
Ring Drug CO
Wachovia
Legion Auxiliary
P. W. Flagge
Wesley Memorial
Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Auxiliary
J. E. Woosley
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
L. A. Wagner
Saint Mary's Guild
Woman's Guild of
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
R. C. Hubbard
Sr, C.K. Society
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Welch Memorial Church
Mildred. Poovey
P. C. Robbins
Pershing Street
B. G. Leonard
East Green
EB. F. McDowell
Ward Street
Mable Bullard
Joe Major
Thissell
M. BE
Methodist Episcopal
Wesley Memorial Church
Elizabeth Davis
Jimmy Strunks
Asheboro
First Methodist Church
Misa Myrtle Lea
George Washington
All Methodist Episcopal
Masonic Temple
Annabel Sowers
Delta Tau Club
Denny
Delta Tan Club
K. C. Denny
Hillcrest Drive
Beavans Quality Shoppe
South Main Street
Mrs White
Ida Culbreth
J. L. Tedder
Danville
E. P
Tedder
A. H. Culbreth
Linwood
Guilford General Hospital
Mr. Tedder
R. M
Laura Tedder
Mt. Gilead
N. C
Adams-Millis Corporation
Steele Street
Florida
R. B. Gantt
John C. Sheloft
Moose Hall
Cecil's Drug Store
North Main Street
Carl Bloomberg
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