Transportation history topic sparks book club talk
G H P Hardin traced the evolution of transportation for the Esday Book Club meeting at Mrs. Beth Redman home on Woodland. A two course lunch was served. attendees included Mrs. Fred As, Miss Carrie Ogburn, and members Mesdames Earle, Garrett, Fraley, Lafferty, Thomas, Taplin, Hazel Hardin, Ellis, Clark and Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esday Book Club
Eth Redman
Woodland
Fredas
Hardin
Fred Thomas
A. F E. Taplin
Hazel Hardin
Collier Ellis
S. C. Clark
F. F. Dickson
George Robb Hosts Attractive Bridge Luncheon at Emerywood
The social week centerpiece featured Mrs. George Robb entertaining a group at Emerywood Country Club. Daffodil decor and springtable settings framed a luncheon for thirty four. Mrs. J. H. McCall led scoring in seven tables of bridge, winning a double compact. Mrs. Grattan Gay took dusting powder as second. Mrs. Kenneth Abels of Winston-Salem won a traveling prize deck. Five additional ladies joined twenty eight guests at the bridge tables.
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Emerywood
George Robb
J. H. McCall
Grattan Gay
Kenneth Abels
Winston-Salem
Social Calendar Highlights Fridys Events
Mrs Charles W Perry hosts Pris cilla club at 1207 Sherbrook Court Friday afternoon. Tea at West College drive by Mrs G Q N Humphreys for freshman and junior women from High Point College. Emerywood Country Club dances at 9 30 p m with Lew Gogerty orchestra and lunch. Guests include Mesdames Lehmann Rhodes Quigley and Dewey plus Mrs Herman Abels from Winston Salem.
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Charles W. Perry
Priscilla Club
Sherbrook Court
High Point College
N. Humphreys
West College Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Lew Gogerty
Mesdames C. BE. Lehmann
C. H. Rhodes
R. I. Quigley
George Dewey
Washington, Iowa
John C. Abels
Herman Abels
Winston-Salem
Lions Club Charity Ball Dances At Sedgefield Manor
About 300 couples attended the High Point Lions Club charity ball at Sedgefield Manor last evening. The New Englanders Orchestra led by Barney Rapp played dance music with Ruby Wright and the New Englanders trio as vocalists. Proceeds support Lions club activities in the city.
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Sedgefield Manor
High Point Lions
Lub
New Englanders
Barney Rapp
Ruby Wright
Helen Crowder
Mildred Marsh
Betty Sechrest
Ruth Pollock
High Point
Blanche McCracken
Winston-Salem
Kate Black
Reidsville
Geraldine Mangum
Burlington
Mary Owen Donaldson
Greensboro
Lions Club
Twentieth Century Club hears Mrs Lehmann on world views
Mrs C E Lehmann reviews three books My Great Wide Beautiful World North to the Orient and Around the World in Eleven Years at the Twentieth Century club meeting hosted by Mrs Lamar McCallum on Parkway. The program highlights Juanita Harrison Anne Morrow Lindbergh and the Abbe children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar McCallum
Twentieth Century Club
Parkway
C. E. Lehmann
Orient
Juanita Harrison
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Patience
Richard
John
Meadames R. I. Quigley
J. W. Thomas
Charles Risch
Craven Page
W. W. Giluyas
EB. D. Henderson
W. F. Freeman
Mrs. Lehmann
City Beautiful Contest Planned by Garden Club Council
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs met at the president’s home to organize a City Beautiful Contest to run from now until fall. Six clubs participated and prizes will honor the most garden improvements, with a Community Flower Show in the fall. Competent judges will assess entries.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Garden Club Council
Blair Park
Mrs Eugene Davis Honored At Dinner In High Point
Mrs J E Kirkman entertained five guests at her Washington street home to honor Mrs Eugene Davis state regent of the North Carolina Society D A R who was an overnight guest before returning to Raleigh. Mrs Davis attended the Colonial tea at the Kirkman home yesterday hosted by the Alexander Martin chapter D A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Blair
North Carolina Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
Rose Garden Fund
Burbank
Good Will
High Point
Tusday Evening
Wayside
J. E. Kirkman
Washington Street
Eugene Davis
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Raleigh
Davis
Kirkman
Alexander Martin
D. A
Lewis Pehew Marriage Announced for February fifth
Announcement from here states the marriage of Miss Myrtle Lewis of this city to Laurance Pehew of Washington D C on February 5. The ceremony was conducted by Ralph Tedder. After the ceremony the couple visited friends in Star and will reside in Washington.
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Myrtle Lewis
Laurance Pehew
Ae D. C
Ralph Tedder
Star
Washington
Idylwild Club Set For Bi-Weekly Dance At Sedgefield Manor
Idylwild club officers announce a Saturday bi-weekly dance at Sedgefield Manor with Shelton Stebbins of Greensboro providing music. Invitations go to guests in High Point and nearby towns. attendance by card only for members and guests.
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Sedgefield Manor
Shelton Stebbins
Greensboro
High Point
Miss Eleanor Amos Joins Pi Beta Phi sorority at Randolph Macon
Miss Eleanor Amos of High Point North Carolina has been initiated into the Pi Beta Phi sorority at Randolph Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg Virginia. She is a freshman at Randolph Macon College, daughter of Mr and Mrs R T Amos of High Point.
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Lynchburg
Eleanor Amos
High Point
N. C
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Amos
R. T. Amos
Randolph Macon College
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G. H. P. Hardin
S. George Robb
Attractive Bridge
Icks VacoRus
Vicks
Nat Walker
Lac
B. F. Hendrix
Wrenn Street
Lions’ Club
Lehmann
Oak Hill
E. M. Shipman
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
George Washington
Lindsay-Austin
Roland Odell Lindsay
Frances Gordon
John Watsop Austin, Jr
Charlotte
North Carolina
Providence Road
Penney
Ly 5
Terry Bath
BAYON
Vyamur
Enney
Lewis-Pehew
Pi Beta Phi
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
O’coats
Sedgefield Clothes
North Main
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