Colonial Tea Observes Washington's Birthday Fundraiser
Alexander Martin Chapter D A R invites about 350 guests to a Colonial Tea on February 22 at Mrs J E Kirkman 230 East Washington Street. Proceeds support the High Point lunch fund for underprivileged children via the Local PTA. Gloria Welborn regents and state officers attend in Colonial costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. E. Kirkman
East Washington Street
George Washington
High Point
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Floyd Wilson
Eugene N. Davis
Raleigh
North
Piedmont German Club Dance Featuring Charlie Randel
The Piedmont German Club hosts its final winter dance Saturday with Charlie Randel and his orchestra from New England. Dancing starts at 9:30 PM at Emerywood County. a prize drawing ends before 10 PM. The band recently played in Boston and is touring the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Randel
New England
Emerywood County
Boston
Mass
South
Women Unite For Amity Campaign During Brotherhood Week
Nationwide initiative to mobilize women to defend democracy and foster interfaith amity during the sixth Brotherhood Week in February 1926. The National Conference of Christians and Jews backs the effort with a Women’s Advisory Committee guiding local Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's National Advisory Committee
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Jesse M. Bader
Grace Allen Banes
The
New York Herald-Tribune
Lyttleton Fox
New York
David Levy
Julius Rosenwald
William L. Duffy
U. S
James A. O'Gorman
Women's Advisory Committee
Women’s Advisory Committee
National Board of the
Young Women’s Christian Associations
National Federations of Temple Sisterhoods
National Committee of
Church Women
Catholic Daughters of America
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Daughters of Isabella
Double Wedding in Danville Virginia Announces Here
Announcement has been made of the marriages of Miss Madie Allan Stratton to J.9. Spivey and Miss Millicent Marie Brantley to A. H. Turner in a double ceremony in Danville Virginia on February 4. Rev. R J Barber officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madie Allan Stratton
J. 9. Spivey
Millicent Marie Brantley
A. H. Turner
Danville
R J. Barber
Spivey
R. B. Stratton
City
Mr. Spivey
Temple Spive
Whitesell Kittle Vows Solemnized In Simple Ceremony
Mrs. Eula Walters Whitsell and J. W. Kittle wed in a simple rite Friday at eight o clock at the home of E W Jones Providence church pastor officiating. Bride wore navy blue suit with suez crepe blouse and navy accessories. They reside on Milbourne Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Walters Whitsell
J. W. Kittle
E. W. Jones
Providence Church
Jones
BPWC Plans Monday Evening Business Meeting at Elwood
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club will hold a 7 15 PM meeting at the Elwood hotel Monday. President Mrs Oriana B James urges full attendance as important business matters will be transacted and notes this is not a dinner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Foscue
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Oriana B. James
James
High Point Girl Among Delegates To Student Meet
Twenty Greens boro College students will represent the college at the North Carolina Methodist Student conference to be held at College Place Methodist Church from February 17 to 19. Delegates include Amy Holland of Mount Holly Sara Smith of Cherryville Gwen Jones of Charlotte Dot Stevens of Fuquay Springs Janet Thomas of Rocky Mount Carey Atkins of High Point Johnsie Mae Hyatt of Wadesboro Nell Smitherman of Troy Octavia Temple of Kinston Sara Hill of Kinston Mary Lee Flowers of Wilmington Jessie Vestal of Farmington Louise Hickey of Burlington Jane Hess of Greensboro Sara W. Davis of Weldon Margaret Anderson of Asheville Dot Plank of Kings Mountain Veleska Pegram of Winston-Salem Kathryn Marley of Siler City Martha Dora Harris of Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro College
North Carolina
Mary Lee Flowers
Wilmington
Jessie Vestal
Farmington
Louise Hickey
Burlington
Jane Hess
Sara W. Davis
Weldon
Margaret Anderson
Asheville
Dot Plank
Kings Mountain
Veleska Pegram
Winston-Salem
Kathryn Marley
Siler City
Martha Dora Harris
Macon
Twentieth Century Study Club Meets at Mrs Freeman Home
The Twentieth Century Study Club will be entertained by Mrs. W F Freeman at her Greenway Drive home for a biweekly meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The program will begin at 8 o clock with a presentation by Mrs. R I Quigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. F. Freeman
Greenway Drive
R. I. Quigley
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs J E Givens
Mr and Mrs I E Givens of Salisbury Maryland announce the birth of a daughter Jane Hyde on Tuesday February 7 at a Salisbury hospital. Mrs Givens birth name was Miss Bebe Hyde of Buchanan Virginia, sister of Mrs Lawrence Matton of High Point whom she has visited often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Givens
Salisbury
Jane Hyde
Many Colleges At Student Conference In Greensboro
Twenty three colleges in the state are represented by about 150 delegates at the annual Methodist student conference in Greensboro over the weekend. Host institutions are Woman's College of the University of North Carolina and College Place Methodist church. Dr Hornell Hart of Duke University delivers the keynote on United Christian Action in a Changing World. Miss Marjorie Leonard of Cumberland Md presides with officers from Lenoir Rhyne East Carolina Pfeiffer Greensboro College and Woman's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
College Place Methodist Church
Hornell Hart
Duke University
United Christian Action
Dr. Hart
Marjorie Leonard
Cumberland
Woman's College
Annie Lytle
Lenoir Rhyne College
Sarah Anne Maxwell
East Carolina Teacher's College
John Riggsbee
George Needham
Pfeiffer Junior College
Martha Harris
Greensboro College
Anne Sullins Dosser
Wesley Foundation
Carl King
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Set For March 4 To 18
The annual Girl Scout cookie sale will run March 4 to 18 with Mrs. Royster Tucker as chair. Orders are collected by local troops and delivery is scheduled for March 31. Prizes go to top sellers and a six thousand box high point quota aims for 240000 cookies. Proceeds support city troop activities. Mrs. David T. Yow leads the High Point council with prominent local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster Tucker
High Point
David T. Yow
Girl Scout Council
Birth of son James Moody to the Southerns in Raleigh
Mr and Mrs Glenn Southern of Raleigh announce the birth of a son named James Moody Friday morning at Rex hospital. Mrs Southern is formerly Miss Ila Welborn of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Southern
Raleigh
James Moody
Rex Hospital
Southern
Ila Welborn
High Point
Bumble Bee Prince Opera to Close Junior Programs Series
The Junior Programs, Inc. presents Alexander Pushkin and Rimsky-Korsakoff inspired The Bumble Bee Prince for children at High Point's senior high school next Thursday at 3 30. The production features Cleveland Grant and Sue Hastings with marionettes and includes The Flight of the Bumble Bee. Enjoyed as a juvenile favorite, it was written for the Czars children and first staged in Saint Petersburg.
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Alma Milstead
the Tzarina
Marion Selee
Babaricha
Bumble-Bee Prince
Junior Service League
Russia
Alexander Pushkin
Rimsky-Korsakoff
High Point
Junior Programs, Inc
Cleveland Grant
Authority On Birds
Sue Hastings
Saint Petersburg
Piehkin
Josef
Gilbert Dale Metters Born in February Household Births
Mr and Mrs L C Metters announce the birth of a son Gilbert Dale on February 13 at their home East Green street extension. Mr and Mrs Fred Gallimore announce the birth of a son Fred Stephen on February 8 at their home 2332 English street.
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Gilbert
Dale ’ Metters
L. C. Metters
Gilbert Dale
East Green Street Extension
Fred Gallimore
Fred Stephen
English Street
Week End Parties Planned for Miss Mildred Furgurson
Several social events are planned to honor Miss Mildred Furgurson and her fiancé Edwin C. Rankin Jr. A Friday evening bridge at 8 hosts Miss Nancy Smith at 219 Montheu Avenue with six tables and about seventy five guests expected. Saturday features an afternoon party by Miss Mildred Crowder on Steele Street and an open house 8:30 to 10 at 208 Woodrow Avenue hosted by Misses Earline Moore and Leora Hampp for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Furgurson
Edwin C. Rankin, Jr
Nancy Smith
Montheu Avenue
Mildred Crowder
Steele Street
Earline Moore
Leora Hampp
Philomathean Club Current Events Meeting Report
The Philomathean club held a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Ralph Parker’s Woodbrook Court home with mesdames Kearns Cox Haworth as guests. Members present included Moffitt Hartzell Jones Idol Mills Mil lis Kirkman Hun sucker Ragan and King amid spring arrangements. Donna Marie Hunt Born February 14 in Campbell Street home to Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. mother Georgia Suratt formerly of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
Ralph Parker
Woodbrook Court
Mesdames
Tom Kearns
J. D. Cox
Cecil Haworth
Mesdames O. P. Moffitt
Howard Hartzell
W. C. Jones
W. C. Idol
H. Albion Millis
J. E. Kirkman
Frank Hunsucker
Charles Ragan
Rufus King
Donna Marie Hunt
W. F. Hunt
Campbell Street
Donna Marie
Bride-Elect Miss Mildred Furgurson Honored at Bridge
Miss Mildred Furgurson, soon to wed Edwin C. Rankin Jr., was honored by her fiancé’s sister Miss Mary Doane Rankin at a Saturday bridge party at the Rankin home on South Hamilton Street. Colorful spring flowers and jonquils set the scene, with top score earning perfume and other prizes awarded to guests and the honoree receiving a wedding present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Furgurson
Mary Doane Rankin
Edwin C. Rankin, Jr
Rankin
Hamilton Street
Patri
Miss Vaughn Hosts Valentine Party at Home
Miss Estrella Vaughn entertained 25 friends with a Valentine party at her home last Saturday evening. Red and white decorations set a festive mood as games and contests preceded refreshments.
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Estrella Vaughn
Monarch Auxiliary Meeting Rescheduled to Wednesday
Mrs. E. Z. Jones, president, announced the Monarch auxiliary meeting set for Tuesday will now be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock in the Gibson club rooms. Hostesses will be Mesdames A. C. Beeson and E. K. Z. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Z. Jones
Monarch Auxiliary
Gibson Club
Mesdamey A.C. Beeson
EK. Z. Jones
Tom Wong to Speak at Business Girls Dinner
Greensboro businessman Tom Wong will address the regular dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Girls' club at the Y W C A Tuesday evening at 6 15. He recently returned from a trip to China and will share his experiences there.
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Tom Wong
Greensboro
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Wong
China
Musical Art Club Plans February Meeting At Emerywood
The Musical Art Club will meet tomorrow at 8 PM at Emerywood Country Club. Attendees include Mrs. John C. Murphy and Miss Virginia Frank's quartet with Miss Janet Russell and Miss Janet Hall from the city schools music department at High College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Ou
John C. Murphy
Virginia Frank
Janet Russeanist
Janet Halcalist
Murphy
Miss
Russell and
Hall
High College
W. O. T. Meeting Set For Tuesday Afternoon
The W. O. T. club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs. W C Jones on Farris Avenue. Mrs J Cox and Mrs Gilbert Cla will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
W. C. Jones
Farris Avenue
J Cox
Gilbert Cla
Tea And Topics Club Postponed
The regular Tea And Topics club meeting scheduled for Thursday will not be held. An official notice announced the postponement yesterday.
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Tea and Topics Club
al and Topics Club
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Washington
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BPWC
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Mrs J. E. Givens
Girl Scout
Czar
Dren
Hansel and Gretel
Philomatheans
SILK
Crown
Ular
George
Eichardsens
CIA Hall
Mrgson Ferree
P. Hall
Mel Kelman Gomo
William Fi
Tyson Ferree
Miss Vaughn
Monarch Auxiliary Meeting
Windsor
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