High Point College Sorority Hosts Alumnae Bridge Party
High Point College little Theta Phi sorority members entertained alumnae at a Valentine tea Saturday in the Sheraton Room of the Wheraton Hotel. Active members and alumnae played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. Robert Garland and Miss Virginia Dixon. A salad course and coffee followed, with attendees from Asheboro Greensboro Thomasville and local towns.
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High Point College
Sheraton
Wheraton Hotel
Little Theta Phi Sorority
Valentine
Robert Garland
Virginia Dixon
Mary Sheppard
Asheboro
Dorothy Jones
Frances Gueth
Doris Keener
Greensboro
Anne Ross
Margaret Thompson
Thomasville
Helen Rae Holton
Margaret Dixon
John Taylor
C. L. Austin
Lee Sherrill
N. P. Yarborough
Louise Adams
Nell Holton
Ruth Merelyn Thompson
Grace Bivins
Jeanne Rankin
Pauline Kennett
Catherine Ellison
Emma and
Lilly Whitaker
Harriet Berry
Edith Vance
Helen Crowder
Howell Garland Wedding in Aberdeen Beloved Couple Wed
Mr and Mrs J W Howell announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Rosalee to Jeddy Grayson Garland of Aberdeen formerly High Point which occurred Wednesday afternoon February 7 at the Howell home Reverend Pearson of Archdale Friends Church officiated Miss Pauline Sessoms attended the bride and Robert Long of High Point attended the groom The couple plans a home in Aberdeen after a short wedding trip about 20 guests attended supper following the ceremony The Dailey Legion meeting at Blair Park Clubhouse tomorrow night will discuss the June state convention with State Adjutant Jim Caldwell of Greenville also Daughters of America meeting at 7 30 at Mrs E R Highfill 305 Elm Street Elizabeth Ann Hatton born February 6 at Putnam Avenue to Mr and Mrs W T Hatton Mrs Hatton was formerly Miss Ellen Gatlen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Howell
Dyefield
Helen Rosalee
Jeddy Grayson Garland
Aberdeen
High Point
Howell
Pearson
Friends Church
Archdale
Pauline Sessoms
Garjland
Robert Long
American Legion Post
The
Legion
Blair Park
Jim Caldwell
Greenville
Elizabeth Hatton
Ron
Mrs
W. T. Hatton
Elizabeth Ann
Putnam Avenue
Mrs. Hatton
Ellen Gatlen
Sigman family loss and local social notes page
About E P Sigman of 508 Carr Street called to Peak 8 C Saturday by the death of his brother R F Sigman. Funeral services held yesterday in South Carolina. Mrs Anne Swain and Misses Margaret Poole Mona Harville and Frances Hart returned after a Charlotte weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Ellis W Henderson and viewing Gone With the Wind. Mr and Mrs Olin Beck and Misses Betty Jean Beck and Patsy Swain visited Burlington with Mr and Mrs Grady Beck. Mrs R H Gordon and son Tommie Herland moved from Guilford General Hospital to the home of sister Mrs F E V McLeod 802 Arbordale Drive. Mrs Royster M Tucker recuperating at home on Edgedale Drive after major Burrus Memorial Hospital operation and is available for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Sigman
Carr Street
8. C
R. F. Sigman
South Carolina
Anne Swain
Margaret Poole
Mona Harville
Frances Hart
Charlotte
Ellis W. Henderson
Margaret Mitchell
R. H. Gordon
Tommie Herland
Guilford General Hospital
FE. V. McLeod
Arbordale Drive
Royster M. Tucker
Edgedale Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Leap Year Dance Hosted by Miss Grace Scoggins
Miss Grace Scoggins entertained with a Leap Year dance at her home 203 West Bay Street Saturday evening. Balloons and candy kisses decorated the living and dining rooms. Dancing provided the entertainment and refreshments were served buffet style to about seventy five guests.
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Grace Scoggins
West Bay Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings This Week
A packed week of gatherings across veterans groups garden clubs book clubs and civic organizations with key visits and programs. Notable events include Mrs Ermina Sykes Burlington state president visiting the Ladies Auxiliary VFW at V F W Hall Tuesday and many meetings hosted by Emerywood Sheraton YWCA and local homes with guest speakers and planned dinners.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
Ermina Sykes
Burlington
Rules for a New Neighbor Wife in a New Community
Ruth Millett offers ten social guidelines for a young wife entering a new community. The advice covers authenticity, careful friendship choices, selective joining, modesty about her husband, avoiding name dropping, politeness with imperfect homes, avoiding climbing social ladders, resisting flattery, steering clear of gossip, and not fitting into a single labeled group. The newcomer is on trial while longtime locals act as jury.
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Ruth Millett
Duck Club Roles Sponsors for Leap Year Ball Tuesday
Duck Club male members will sponsor the Leap Year Valentine Ball at the air Ballroom with escorts by women and some as stags. Owen Ritchie of Burlington, now club president, leads the list with sponsors from High Point, Jamestown, and Burlington. Glenn Gray brings the Casa Loma Orchestra, famed for long stand and aging band members, to Greensboro for the event. Advance ticket sales show strong demand under a per person plan.
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Duck Club
Valentine
High Point
Stags
Owen Ritchie
Burlington
Bill Horney
Robert Shields
Arnold Lloyd
Alfred Buchanan
McCoy Bryant
Jean Goldkette
Detroit
Orange Blossom Band
Gray
Pat Davis
Boswell address 4 H youths at Oak View School
L M Boswell spoke to 4 H boys and girls at Oak View School on plant propagation methods seed cuttings layering and division. 125 seedlings were ordered for community planting this month. Miss Rachel Stone outlined an art project and March council meeting. Bonnie club elected officers and planned future activities at Lindsay Street home.
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L. M. Boswell
Oak View School
Boswell
Rachel Stone
Doris Peacock
Helen Ray Craven
Piedmont German Club February Dance at Emerywood
The Piedmont German club stages its February dance at Emerywood Country Club with Wally Stoessler and his orchestra providing the music.
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Emerywood Country Club
Wally Stoessler
Moose Contest Opens With Cash Prizes and Car Giveaway
The Loyal Order of Moose begins a citywide amateur jitterbug, fiddlers, and novelty acts contest at 210 C Arcade Building with $175 in cash prizes and a Chevrolet among the top prizes. Proceeds benefit the Brentwood Day Nursery through the local Moose chapter.
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Order of Moose
C Arcade
Moose
Brentwood Day Nursery
Judith Lookabill Celebrates Third Birthday At Party
Judith Gail Lookabill turned three with a party at her parents home 1109 Campbell Street Saturday afternoon. Mrs Emery Autry helped hostesses lead games including London Bridge and Hold Fast My Heart with prizes awarded to Laicille Chappel and Barbara Ann Kemp. Guests from Thomasville enjoyed a Valentine themed table with pink candles balloons and favors for Barbara Allen Kemp Dolly and Lucille Chappel Eddie Maude McCormick Sylvia Sue Prevost Martha Louise Chevis Barbara Anne Russell Bunny Hill Dickie and Stan Wright Reggie and Yvonne Prevatte.
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Judith Gail Lookabill
Barbara Allen Kemp
Dolly
Lucille Chappel
Eddie Maude McCormick
Sylvia Sue Prevost
Martha Louise Chevis
Barbara Anne Russell
Bunny" Hill
Dickie
Stan Wright
Reggie
Yvonne Prevatte
Thomasville
Miss Morehead Hosts Valentine Party For Pupils
Miss Louis M Orehead entertained her music pupils at a Valentine party at 310 Monroe Avenue Saturday afternoon. Games and contests awarded prizes to Evelyn Wise Faith Strother and Peggy Lyerly. Peggy Lyerly won best piano performance and refreshments were served to Tommie Lentz Frances Mull Roddie Manners Evelyn Wise Lois Wise Faith Strother Bertha Lowe. A daughter Marjorie Dianne was born to Mr and Mrs R J Johnson of 228 Montheu Avenue on Sunday February 11 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M Orehead
Monroe Avenue
Evelyn Wise
Faith Strother
Peggy Lyerly
Tommie Lentz
Frances Mull
Roddie Manners
Lois Wise
Bertha Lowe
R. J. Johnsons
R. J. Johnson
Montheu Avenue
Marjorie Dianne
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and PTA Talk
Mrs. F S Lambeth hosted Mr. and Mrs. E Searles for lunch. Miss Wilma Wall of Greens boro College stayed with her mother Mrs. O C Wall. Miss Gladys Black of Salisbury schools visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Black. Flake Veach from State College Raleigh spent the weekend home. Rev J A Neilson spoke on The Child the Home and the School before the Colonial Drive PTA. Miss Sowers room topped primary attendance and Miss Mays topped grammar. Mrs W E Tomlinson led the meeting and named a nominating committee: Mesdames Ralph Wilson, W H Curlee and Paul Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Lambeth
E. Searles
Wilma Wall
Greensboro College
O. C. Wall
Gladys Black
Salisbury
Arthur Black
Flake Veach
State College
Raleigh
J. A. Neilson
Mills Home Baptist Church
Colonial Drive
Parent-Teacher Association
Ralph Wilson
W. H. Curlee
Paul Green
Wednesday Book Club Luncheon With Mrs A E Taplin
Members of the Wednesday Book Club will meet for a bi weekly luncheon at Mrs A E Taplin's Woodland Drive home on Wednesday at 12 30 PM. The host will feature a program on current events.
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Burbank
Westwood
A. E. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Friendly Garden Club
J. E. Shelton
Kivett Drive
Book Club
Wednesday Book Club
Hostess
Scouting the Shop With Polly on Leap Year Valentines
New York columnist Polly notes Valentine’s Day gains meaning this leap year as women’s boldness rises. High Point reports vale ntines sales favor younger buyers with comic cards and clever devices from Eckerd’s and Walgreens. Florists offer bouquets, corsages, and Valentine baskets while shops stock licensed themed cards and witty puns for parties and friends.
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High Point Star
Cecil's
Eckerd's
Whitman
Walgreen's
Valent
Church Social and Circle Meetings Weeknight Notices
The Mothers Class of Wesley Memorial Church will hold its monthly social Tuesday at 7 30 at 323 Boulevard hosted by Mrs W H Linthicum and group No 4. Dozier Circle of West End Baptist meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs T H Biles 918 Redding Street. Calvary Methodist Class No 1 meets Tuesday at 7 at 1110 East Russell Street hosted by Mrs Elkes with Mrs Ethel West, teacher, pres. J W Clinard Class of South Main Methodist meets tomorrow at 7 30 at Mrs E L Bennett 520 White Oak Street. attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
W. H. Linthicum
Boulevard
Dozier Circle
West End
Calvary
Calvary Methodist Church
Elkes
East Russell Street
Ethel West
J. W. Clinard
South Main Methodist Church
E. L. Bennett
White Oak Street
Valentine Party Hosted by Misses Turner and Thrift
Miss Frances Turner and Miss Waide Thrift entertained many friends at a Valentine party at the home of Miss Turner on Kivett Drive Friday evening. The event featured Valentine color decorations, refreshments, and games. Guests included Mary Frances Crowell, Margaret Kersey, Johnnia Ruth Turner, Evelyn Nance, Marie Cox, Louise Crowell, Margaret Thrift, James Johnston, W. L. Strickland, Thomas and Joe Johnson.
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Frances Turner
Waide Thrift
Kivett Drive
Valentine
Mary Frances Crowell
Margaret Kersey
Johnnia Ruth Turner
Evelyn Nance
Marie Cox
Louise Crowell
Margaret Thrift
James Johnston
W. L. Strickland
Thomas
Joe Johnson
Birth of Ann Jarrell Kirkman in Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs T C Kirkman of 902 Sunset Drive announce the birth of a daughter, Ann Jarrell, on Saturday February 10 at Guilford General Hospital.
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T. C. Kirkman
902
Sunset Drive
Ann Jarrell
Guilford General Hospital
Conference Reports On Bi State Business and Professional Girls
Reports on the bi state conference of Business and Professional Girls Clubs of North and South Carolina, held two weeks ago in Charleston, will feature the local B and P club’s dinner meeting at the Adams Memorial Y W A building tomorrow evening. Miss Leslie Johnson and Gladys Ellington will present the report as representatives of this club. The dinner will begin at 6 15 as usual. Long necked birds maintain balance in flight by extending and retracting necks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Twentieth Century Study Club
R. T. Quigley
Westwood
American Home Department
Woman's Club
Charlies F. Carroll, Jr
Johnson Street
Frances Mendenhall
Good Will Garden Club
Sheraton Hotel
R. K. Stewart
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ben Swartzberg
Clyde Street
J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
M. T. Lambeth
John Galsworthy
Conence of Business
North
So Carolina
Charleston
S. C
Adams Memorial Y. W. A
Leslie Johnson
Gladys Ellington
Build-Up: Cardui Aids Women Through Period Distress
A periodical claim links headaches nervousness irritability and cramps to undernourishment and promotes Cardui as a remedy. The ad asserts Cardui stimulates appetite improves digestion and raises physical resistance during menses with long term use noted.
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Cardui
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Howell-Garland
Legion Post
D. of A
Peace Council No. 9
Daughters of America
E. R. Highfill
Elm Street
Somats Ai
Garden Club Council
Roy Z. Thomas
Rock Hill
Thomas Tours, Inc
Treizieme Club
Frances Holton
Brentley Circle
Vicks Vaporub
Bon Bonnie
Misses Mason
Club Bon Bonnie
Helen
Billie Mason
Lindsay Street
Helen Mason
Celeste Jones
Mary Brown
Ruth Jones
Virginia Elder
Lola Bray
Helen Kearns
Mabel Bray
Judith Lookabill
Miss Morehead
al Ueded
John Crowell
Ruth Thomason
Isabel Boyles
Fanny Glenn Elder
Ruth Martin
Mesdames
Larry Poole
R. L. McDonald
Children of the American Revolution Society
J. R. Myers
Molly Lambeth
Martha Phillips
Glenn Pennington
Betty Lou Phillips
George Washington
Washington
Betty Lou
Harry Lee
Bobby Lambeth
Brown Finch
Pauline
Elizabeth
Virginia Walker
Nat Walker
Polly
New York
Misses Turner and Thrift
Ann Jarrell Kirkman
Dotty
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