Gems Discussed by Arnold Schiffman at Wayside Club Luncheon
Arnold Schiffman of Grensboro spoke on Gems at the Wayside Garden club meeting hosted by Mrs. J. E. Marsh at 448 South Main Street. He displayed twelve North Carolina gems and described formation, identification, and legend of the opal, noting Rhodolite garnet unique to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Schiffman
Grensboro
Wayside Garden Club
J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
Edith Moore Sherrod
Schiffman
North Carolina
Schiffmanis
Charlotte VFW Auxiliary hears state official on drive and encampment
Mrs Grace Williams official visit to the Charlotte VFW Ladies Auxiliary was highlighted by calls for stronger local cooperation in boosting membership and notes on the infantile paralysis foundation fund. She announced the national encampment will be in Beaufort on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Williams
Charlotte
State Department
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Williams
Frankie Greer
Beaufort
Reba Wilson
Winston- Salem
National Council
Conference of National Defense
Washington
Mae Cook
Winston-Salem
Sue Hamlin
Curtie Potts
Anna Ingram
Thomasville group to aid Czech foster child Jenny Fryblikova
The Thomasville Business and Professional Women's Club plans to support Jenny Fryblikova, a 12 year old Czechoslovakian girl, through the Foster Parents Plan for War Children. Her father was executed by Germans during the war, and her family survived occupation amid hunger and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Fryblikova
Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club
Foster Parents Plan For War Children, Inc
Thomasville
Thomasville Business and Professional Women's Club
Jenny
Boleslav
Czechoslovakia
England
Local Woman’s College Exhibit Showcases Caroline McEwen Paintings
A High Point college library hosts an exhibition featuring the floral paintings of Mrs. Caroline McEwen of the city. McEwen studied in New York and at Ringling School of Art in Sarasota and the High Museum in Atlanta and previously worked as an art instructor at Greensboro College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Caroline
W.B.) McEwen
McEwen
New York
Ringling School of Art
Sarasota
Fla
High Museum
Atlanta
Greensboro College
Boy Scouts Banquet at Hasty School During Scout Week
Boy Scout troop No. 65 of Hasty high school held a banquet Saturday evening in the school cafeteria honoring parents in observance of Boy Scout Week. Austin Elliott district commissioner addressed the principal and was introduced by scout master E. H. Newsome. Entertainment featured Dan Andrews of troop 23 High Point and Goalon Wall of troop 65. An endless variety of appetite satisfiers appeared as macaroni spaghetti or noodles served with seasoned foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty High School
Austin Elliott
E. H. Newsome
Dan Andrews
High Point
Goalon Wall
Weekly diaper deliveries to Thomasville and Asheboro
Two pickups and deliveries weekly. We maintain regular diaper quotas and can serve customers immediately. Write or phone collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Asheboro
Chamber Music Group Presents Thursday Night Concert
The Woman's College Chamber Music players perform Thursday at 8 PM before the High Point Musical Art club at the Sheraton hotel. Selections include Sammartini Concerto Grosso, Bach Suite in B Minor, Tchaikowski Serenade, and St Pauls Suite. Performers include Dickinson Tegg Pease Deyton Leigh Secunda Jones Graham Cowling Fox Shipman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber Music Players of Woman's College
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
The
Musical Art Club
Sammartini
Johann Sebastian Bach
Tchaikowski
St. Paul's
George Dickinson
Lucille Tegg
Nancy Pease
Susan Deyton
Mary Betty Leigh
Betty Secunda
Anna Jones
Leila Ann Graham
Elizabeth Cowling
Frances Fox
Elizabeth Shipman
Winston-Salem
BPWC Plans Benefit Bridge For Friday Evening
The Business and Professional Women's club announces a benefit bridge party to be held Friday at 8 pm in the Sheraton ballroom with each member at one table. Proceeds aid club work and include a Sunday breakfast at 9 45 am at the Sheraton for International Day with the theme International Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton
Progressive Dinner Brings Meth odist Young Adults Together
About forty members of South Main Street Methodist Church hosted a progressive dinner visiting Kearns Fowler Kearns Wilkinson and others with a dessert featuring valentine decor The event included a short business session announcing a memorial service for Mrs Almina Stroud Braswell and upcoming March meeting During the day prayer bands circle meetings and church auxiliary gatherings were slated across wards Archdale Fairfield and Welch Memorial churches with various hostesses and topics including Outstanding Women of the Bible and a tacky party for the Methodist Youth Fellowship on Friday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street Methodist Church
Clayton Kearns
B. C. Fowler
Harold Kearns
Almina Stroud Braswell
Jo&mn Herndon
Burton Street
Migeon Garner
Kearns
Arthur Wilkinson
East Bay Street
Valentine
WELCH
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Jolly Twelve Club Meeting Honors Two Members
The Jolly Twelve club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Gibson club room. Mrs Alice Thackston and Mrs J T Smith will be honored for their birthdays. Crisp celery enhances the meal with properly washed stalks kept cold to crisp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve Club
Gibson Club
Alice Thackston
J. T. Smith
Community clubs and gatherings schedule for High Point area
The calendar lists Wednesday 8:30 p.m. High Point Council of Jewish Women meeting with Mrs. Julius Fine at 508 Parkway. Thursday 10 a.m. Nature Stud club at Mrs. J. F. Hayden on Washington Street with a cov dish luncheon. 8 p.m. Musical Art club at Sheraton hotel featuring Chamber Music from Woman's College Greensboro. Executive board at 7:45. Friday 3:30 p.m. Canterbury club at 909 Johnson Street hosted by Mrs. Everett Marsh. 7:45 p.m. Emerywood Country club February evening bridge. Mesdames Robert Hutchenson and Fred Neese host to honor Miss Katherine Tranyham bride-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Julius Fine
Parkway
Nature Stud Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Musical Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
Frank
Woman's College
Greensboro
Everett Marsh
Canterbury Club
Johnson Street
Emerywood Country Club
Robert Hutchenson
Fred Neese
Katherine Traynham
Plans Announced For Narcissus Show At Durham
The North Carolina Garden club announces its narcissus show for March 12 to be staged in Durham. High Point garden clubs and individuals are urged to enter entries in the ballroom of Union Hall on Duke University’s West Campus. Acting council head Mrs Valette J Harris awaits further announcements from state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Garden Club
Durham
High Point Garden Clubs
Union Hall
Duke University
Valette J. Harris
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
John C. Sheloff
State Garden Club
Emerywood Club Names Winners At Ladies Bridge
The Emerywood country club held a ladies bridge party with top scores announced. North South winners were Mesdames W. P. Hazelwood and O. C. Durland with runners up Logan Porter Jr and R D Tillson. East West honors went to Mesdames C. S. Beaver and C. W. Hollowell of Elizabeth City with runners Hal Davis and W E Outen. The one contract winner was Mrs E F Mendenhall Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
W. P. Hazelwood
O. C. Durland
Logan Porter, Jr
R. D. Tillson
Nu Phi Mu Sorority Plans Bridge Party at YWCA
Unit one of the Nu Phi Mu sorority met Monday evening at the YWCA with Miss Winif Wall presiding. The monthly meeting planned a bridge party for the next social gathering, scheduled for the third week in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Evenin
The
YWCA
Winif Wall
Local Health Notes From High Point Memorial Hospital
Billy Harris returns home after an appendectomy at the Boulevard unit. Georgia Ridge undergoes an operation at Washington street unit and can receive visitors. Mrs. A C McLean returns from Columbus Ohio where her daughter Mrs. W F Grace convalesces. Mack Spoone recovers at home after illness. J C McCarter convalesces after a serious operation. Mr and Mrs G C Overton visit from Ports mouth Virginia with Mrs Overton’s parents at 405 Reed street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Harris
Fred Harris
High Point Route Six
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Georgia Ridge
Willowbrook Street
Washington Street
A. C. McLean
West Green Street
Columbus
Ohio
W. F. Grace
J. C. McCarter
G. C. Overton
Portsmouth
Virginia
DCW Plans Joint Dinner Meeting At Charlotte
The North Carolina Society Daughters of Colonial Wars will meet in New Bern on March 3 for a joint dinner with the Daughters of 1812. Reservations due by February 22 to Mrs. Benjamin Wyche of Charlotte. The next day March 4 a Daughters of Colonial Wars meeting will be held at 9:45 at the Episcopal parish house in Charlotte with Mrs. R N Barber presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Society
Daughters of Colonial Wars
New Bern
Daughters of 1812
Benjamin Wyche
Queens Road
Charlotte
Episcopal Parish House
R. N. Barber
John R. Myers
Thomasville
Mesdames J. F. Hayden
J. E. Kirkman
J. S. Welborn
High Point
Charles F. Phillips
Mrs. L. W. Apple Hosts Miss Armentrout Bridal Tea
Mrs. L W Apple entertained at 1412 North Hamilton Tuesday evening to honor Miss Mary Katherine Armentrout bride elect. Guests included her mother Mrs J J Armentrout and friends Mrs Clyde McCarn Aubrey Perkins Britt Grace Raymond Campbell L W Apple and several Armentrout daughters. Prizes were awarded in a bridal motif contest and a crystal gift was presented to the honoree with green and white refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Apple
North
Hamilton Street
Mary Katherine Armentrout
Mesdames
Britt Grace
Aubrey Perkins
Clyde McCain
J. J. Armentrout
Clyde McCarn
Raymond Campbell
Betty Lou Armentrout
Josie Faye Armentrout
Donna McCarn
Gipsy Duncan
Griffin’s four spades bid leads to calamity in bridge analysis
Mrs J P Griffin of Short Hills New Jersey describes a misbid on a four spades over four hearts. West doubles opening one heart and North bids four hearts. South later makes seven odd with ruffs and trumps as clubs split, sealing the hand’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Griffin
Short Hills
N. J
Griffin
West
North
Mrs. Griffin
South
Boen
Mrs Carter Dalton Hosts Tea for Mrs Julia Kellersberger
Mrs Carter Dalton, president of the High Point Council of Church Women, hosted an informal tea at her home on 1013 Johnson street to honor Mrs Julia Lake Kellersberger, promotional secretary of the American Mission of Lepers Inc, who was set to speak at the First Presbyterian church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
High Point Council of Church Women
Johnson Street
Julia Lake Kellersberger
American Mission of Lepers, Inc
First Presbyterian Church
Bible Committee
High Point Council of ‘Church Women
High Point Ministers’ Association
Charles A. McMurry
Inis
Dalton
Greenville
Hazel Hardin
H. P. Morrison
Jesse Washburn
Kellersberger
High Point
Play by YW Club Returns to Senior High Friday
Interest in the YWCA business and professional girls department play Murdered Alive by Wilbur Braun grows as final rehearsals proceed at senior high. Miss Ruth Goodman directs with cast from the Y clubs and High Point youths. Charles Talbot assists with listing and Sherman Aycoth with makeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Braun
Ywca Business and Professional Girls
Ruth Goodman
High Point
Charles Talbot
Sherman Aycoth
Dry milk production triples in decade study finds
The Bureau of Agricultural Economies reports that production of dry milk both whole and skim has tripled over the past ten years, signaling a substantial rise in dairy output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Double M Club Luncheon Hears Mr Teacher
The Double M club held its regular luncheon at the YWCA with 35 members and four visitors. W.S. Teachey of the city health department spoke on the department’s functions and milk restrictions. Mrs. Smith Ross won the attendance prize. Hostesses included Mrs. W. B. Flaharty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double M Club
YWCA
Mesdames Darrel Bulle
Francis Hendrix
James Hutchins
William Lewis
Rosa Lee Watford
W.S. Teachey
City Health Department
Health Department
Smith Ross
W. B. Flaharty
William Dedmon
Wilbur Groome
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Wayside Club
C. B. Attacks
F. J. Bartlett
Charlies Lucas
George Marsh
D. L. Bouldin
Fred Hallenbeck
J. A. Sherman
C. C. Haworth
Henry Koonts
C. B. Mattocks
M. A. Lackey
Thomas W. Sprinkle
L. R. Terry
Milton Hadley
Minta Hughes
Mrs. Marsh
Pertussin
Lindsay Delicatessen
Lindsay St
Princess Beauty Shop
B. Malm
Grace Flower Shop
ECOL
Twilight Beauty Shoppe
Over Mann
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Drexel D. Wells
Certified Public Accountants
Public Accounting
High Point, N. C
American Institute OF
BPWC
Boy Scouts
Hasty School
E. Commerce
WC Chamber Music Group
Mothers Prayer Band
D. A. Plyer
Flint Street
Ward Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
Allen Burton
R. R. Johnson
B. H. Cook
C. B. Kearns
Frances Byrum
Archdale Friends
Archdale Friends Church
Mary Hodgin
Fairfield Wscs
Fairfield Methodist Church
Marvin Cashett
Cc. C. Gilbreath
Schumann
A.A.A.W
Floyd D. Mehan
Lexington Avenue
Emerywood Club
Mack Spoone
DCW
Mrs. L. W. Apple
Miss Armentrout
McKenney
WM. E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Julia L. Kellersberger
Pyee Lg
Paris Jewelry CO
Atlanta, Ga
M” Club
Guilford
Esso Cc
Allred
KF. T
ECK
Forsyth St
Shriners
Piedmont Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
N. C
Eastern Star
Blue Plate
Wesson Oil
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