Council Of Jewish Women Meets With Mrs Wagger
The High Point Council of Jewish Women met at Mrs Robert Wagger’s home with Mrs Sara Wagger as associate hostess. President Mrs Harry Jacobs led the session with reports from committee chairs including clothing distribution for the needy and plans for Needlework Guild preparations for fall. The group approved gifts to Give A Lunch and Sophie Einstein funds and discussed a district luncheon in Burlington next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Robert Wagger
Parkway
Sara Wagger
Harry Jacobs
Social Service
Sam Shavitz
Emma Blair
Woman's Club
Sophie Einstein
Burlington
Mrs Millikan Hosts Mid-Week Study Club Meeting
The Mid-Week Study club gathered yesterday at Woman's Hall, High Point college, with Mrs. J. M. Millikan as hostess. Mrs. F. J. Sizemore led a brief business session in the president’s absence, and Mrs. H. W. McCain read a Helen Keller article in place of the illness prevented speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Hall
High Point College
J. M. Millikan
John Biggs
F. J. Sizemore
H. W. McCain
BE. BE. White
Greensboro
McCain
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Duck Club Dance Tomorrow Gala Event
Final plans are set for the Duck Club Dance at Sedgefield Manor on Friday. Jock Wardlaw and his 14 CBS orchestra will perform with Kitty Nowland as featured vocalist. Six Piedmont sponsors and escorts are listed, with chaperones from the city and prominent families expected to attend. Dancing will run from 10 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Jock Wardlaw
CBS Orchestra
Kitty Nowland
Piedmont
Ruth Pollock
High Point
Rip Hethcox
Margaret Whittington
Winston-Salem
Abby Brenner
Edith Crowder
Owen Ritchie
Margaret Galloway
Greensboro
Bill Horney
Geraldine Mangum
Burlington
Hubert Dickey
Elizabeth Bishop
Woodrow Teague
Miss Vale Hosts Vagabond Club Meeting
The Vagabond club met at Miss Mary Elizabeth Vale on Lindsay street with president Miss Edna Howard presiding. Plans were made for a March 2 anniversary party and a supper meeting at a local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vagabond
Mary Elizabeth Vale
Lindsay Street
Edna Howard
Torch Singer Hosts Dainty Refreshments For Ladies
A local event featured a torch singer serving dainty refreshments to Misses Dena Corn Helen Henderson Juanita Lambeth Margaret Baird Edna Howard Willa Vae Garner Dorig Smith and the hostess in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena Corn
Helen Henderson
Juanita Lambeth
Margaret Baird
Edna Howard
Willa Vae Garner
Dorig Smith
Women of Moose Initiate Two at Regular Meeting
Loyal Order of Moose auxiliary the Women of the Moose held a regular meeting at the Moose hall last evening. After the meeting members and friends enjoyed a bingo party with prizes awarded to Mrs Alta Mae Harbison and Cliff Bambalis for first prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Alta Mae Harbison
Cliff Bambalis
Social Calendar highlights Thursday events across local clubs
The calendar lists Tea and Topics at Mrs. Horace Haworth 411 Edgedale Dr plus Socials at Emerywood Club 3 30 p m and Canterbury Club 4 p m. DAR Colonial tea at 202 West Broad St. Duck Club dance 10 p m to 2 a m with Jack Wardlaw. Stag Club George Washington Ball 10 p m to 2 a m at American Legion Hunt Thomasville. Saturday dinner dance Emerywood Country Club 7 30 p m with Royal Campbells orchestra. reservations required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Forest Hill Drive
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. J. Wren
West Broad Street
Duck Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Effie Bambalis and Co Win Second Awards
Mrs. Effie Bambalis and Co L Michael receive second awards. Dainty refreshments were served at the conclusion of play to approximately 35 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Bambalis
Co. L. Michael
Story Hour At High Point Library Friday Afternoon
Mrs. Nancy K. Poston announces a story hour at High Point Public Library this Friday at 3 o clock. The event aims to engage children with reading and imaginative activities during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
High Point Public Library
Nancy K. Poston
Beasley and Dallas Host Honoring Mrs Hendrix at Bridge
Miss R. Glenn Hendrix formerly Miss Tamsie Knight was honored at an evening contract bridge hosted by Miss Blanche Beasley and Mrs. Victor Dallas at Beasley home on Lindsay Street. Guests including I Foy Horton and C H Caddell attended, with gifts and a china set presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Glenn Hendrix
Tamsie Knight
Blanche Beasley
Victor Dallas
Lindsay Street
Contract Bridge
Ida Clarke
I. Fay Horton
Hendrix
I. Foy Horton
C. H. Caddell
Earl Womble
Ralph Cheek
Walter Crissman
Grace Koonce
Shirley Farr
Mary Lee Causey
Sadie Doss
Doris Pope
Carmala Lewis
Bessie Hedrick
Ina Goldston
Eugenia Albert
Kernersville
Huff Hosts Music-Literature Meeting At Home
Mrs A B Huff welcomed 20 members and guests to the February Music-Literature meeting of the High Point Woman's Club held at her Roland Park home. Mrs H A White chaired a brief business session before Janet Russell of High Point College presented a program blending piano selections with composer sketches including Mozart Mendelssohn Chopin and Ravel. A vocal piece Morning by Speaks was performed, with Mrs Huff accompanying and refreshments served by Mrs Grover Jones and Mrs H D Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Huff
Roland Park
High Point Woman's Club
H. A. White
Janet Russell
High Point College
Mozart
Mise Russell
Mendelssohn
Chop
Mrs Harris Presents History Program for Utopian Study Club
Mrs Valette J Harris spoke on Historic Spots In North Carolina before the Utopian Study club at Brentley circle home of Mrs Roland T Holton. She traced NC towns Edenton Beaufort and Asheville from Virginia Dare onward, ending with details of eastern forts and state development. Hostess and members shared a salad plate and refreshments after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Valette J. Harris
Roland T. Holton
Brentley Circle
Virginia Dare
Harris
Edenton
Beaufort
Asheville
Mesdames
Herman Smith
Harry Alexander
Jesse Washburn
W. B. Thomas
Rodney Snow
J. I. Groome
John Pickett
Roy Spearman
J. H. Walker
Illness and visits noted in local society column
Walter Thurman son of Mr and Mrs D W White is ill with pneumonia at home on High Point route three. Mrs W B Carneal of Richmond Virginia visits her sister Mrs Bessie Lyle Einstein here. Jack Burris undergoes treatment at Burrus Memorial hospital and is progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. White
Walter Thurman
High Point Route Three
W. B. Carneal
Richmond, Va
Bessie Lyle Einstein
Jack Burris
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Man Held After Bridgeton Fatal Homicide
Hubert Morris, 36, appeared on a charge of killing Johnan Hansen, 35, of Bridgeton. A coroner's jury ordered Morris held for the grand jury and Magistrate G W Brite set a $2000 bond. Morris allegedly struck Hansen with a heavy wooden object after an argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Morris
Johnan Hansen
Bridgeton
Morris
G. W. Brite
Hansen
Limburger Cheese Origin Traced to Limbourg Belgium
A note traces Limburger cheese origin to Limbourg Belgium where its name derives from the town. The historical link highlights regional branding and early marketing tied to Limbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limbourg
Belgium
Dinner Dance at Emerywood Country Club Saturday
Reservations for the Emerywood Country Club dinner dance at the clubhouse Saturday start 7:30 PM. Members and their families plus out of town guests may attend. juniors under 18 are not admitted. John C. Abels is the club secretary handling reservations through Friday noon. Royal Campbell Orchestra will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Royal Campbells Orchestra
John C. Abels
Royal Campbell Orchestra
Church Social and Bible Class Meetings Friday
The Green Street Baptist Junior Girls Auxiliary will meet Friday at Miss Marie Aaron's home 905 Thistle Street at 7 30 PM All members urged to attend Archdale M EB Church Woman's Bible class meets at Mrs J K Purvis home with associate hostesses All members urged to attend Owens Bible class holds business and social at Mrs C B Grayson's North Main Street at 7 30 PM Transportation offered by Mrs W F Ellis telephone 44451
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Archdale
Archdale M. EB. Church
J. K. Purvis
J. J. Frazier
Everett Peace
A. EB. Williams
Owens Bible Class
Friendly Garden Club Meets at Milbourne Heights
Mrs. Raymond Carr hosted the Friendly Garden Club at her Milbourne Heights home on Wednesday afternoon with nine members and two visitors. President Mrs. EBWelborn presided, program chair Mrs. W L Kivett led a talk on trimming roses and shrubbery, and contests directed by Mrs. Cox crowned winners Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Darr. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for March 17 with Mrs. Stovall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carr
Friendly Garden Club
Milbourne Heights
EB. 8. Welborn, Sr
W. L. Kivett
T. L. Cox
H. T. Wilson
Darr
V. V. Horney
R. L. Stovall
Rebekahs To Confer Degrees Tomorrow
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge holds a regular meeting in their hall tomorrow evening at 7 30 with seven candidates for degree work. Members are urged to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Trinity Grange Box Supper Aids Flood Refugees
The Trinity Grange hosts a box supper Monday at 7:30 PM open to the public. Proceeds from box sales will support Red Cross flood refugee relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Grange
the Grange
Red Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council of Jewish Women
Wagger
Margery Edwards
Woman's College
Duke University
Miss Edwards
Chanticleer
Alpha Delta Pisor
Clu
Vera Idol
Whitaker
Sydney
Mary Margaret Bates
G. J. Humphreys
Wi Bivins
Miss Vale
Vagabond Club
Miss Kitty Nowland
Women of Moose
Nate Walker
Hart Drug Store
Thomasville
First National Bank
Main St
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Salem College Alumnae Association
Emerywood Club
Sanders Dallas
Logan Lovelace
Mary Elizabeth Long
Samuel Hyman
Bulova
Soler
Miss Beasley
Mrs. Dallas
R. G. Hendrix
Country Club
Rebekahs
Lizzie Gooch
Shee
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