Mrs Meade Hite Hosts Phi Beta Club Meeting At Thomasville
Mrs. Meade Hite welcomed Phi Beta Club members at her Salem Street home with an afternoon program by her mother Mrs. E W Cates on screens and Chinese art objects. Miss Mamie Harris presided at a brief business session followed by a two course repast with pastel flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade Hite
Phi Beta Club
Thomasville
Salem Street
E. W. Cates
R. C. Harville
Kings Mountain
O. J. McCoy
Statesville
Lois Johnson
Mamie Harris
Harry Lee Lambeth
C. H. Newby
George Finch
Ralph Wilson
R. L. Lambeth
Cotton Maids Club
Evelyn Allison
Montlieu Avenue
Olivia Saunders
Bessie Newby
Dorothy Early
Minnie Ross
Virginia Cook
Helen Wilson
Beryl Biggerstaff
Messome Carl Black
W. T. Harris
Bessie Hunt
M. E. Church
A. E. Brannock
W. L. Scarborough
W. F. Sparger
D. S. Sheloff
Jesus
Albert Siner
Mrs McMahon Hosts Junior Contract Club In Bridge Party
Mrs M A McMahon entertained Junior Contract Club members at her home with two bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs Wess Cameron for first and Mrs Reuben Bovender for the draw. Guests included several local women. upcoming visits tie to the DAR state conference in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McMahon
George Washington
Wess Cameron
Reuben Bovender
Hollis Russell
Cliff Tysinger
Tom Cheavis
Hines Hall
Emory Perryman
Wes Cameron
You Are as Old as You Think You Are
A critical meditation on aging women, urging acceptance of age over clinging to youth. It contrasts shallow vanity with maturity, warning against clinging to youth through social circles, beauty, and flirtation while urging genuine motherhood and self improvement.
Lexington society notes feature Mrs Jarvis honoree at bridge
Mrs P M Myers and Mrs Pat Young hosted at West Side Drive for Mrs C J Jarvis a recent bride three tables and prizes included a china vase and a decorative handkerchief The event drew guests: Miss Margaret Hooper Miss Faye Earnhardt and many local residents Needle Club and First M E Church circle members met for crafts and fellowship with refresh ments and devotional programs Follow up visits and guest lists detail a busy social week in Lexington with clubs and families from area towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
P. M. Myers
Pat Young
Bridge
West Side Drive
C. J. Jarvis
Margaret Hooper
Faye Earnhardt
Jarvis
Gawthrops Given Farewell Party By Office Staffs
J A Gawthrop former local manager of the North Carolina State Employment Service now in Fayetteville office and Mrs Gawthrop were honored by combined staffs at the Osborne home in Trinity. Chinese checkers bingo and contests followed with refreshments served and a gift presented. Attending were Mr. and Mrs Osborne Mr and Mrs Gawthrop Mrs Rachel Suggs Roy Shiplett Mr and Mrs Noah A Davis Mr and Mrs W H Currie Mrs Carl Thompson and Mrs Agnes King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gawthrop
North Carolina
Osborne
Gawthrop
Rachel Suggs
Roy Shiplett
Noah A. Davis
W. H. Currie
Carl Thompson
Agnes King
New Turbans Are Boon To Long Faces
Style advice for long faced women focuses on flattering turbans, hats, and necklines. Recommendations include low back or behind ear flowers, sleek flat tops, and avoiding topknots or center parts. The piece ends with a note that all milk prices in Australia are to be established by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Local Health Notes and Visitors Report
Mrs. Richard Phillips visit in Georgia followed by improvement after sinus infection surgery at Charlotte Eye Ear and Throat Hospital. Dr. Gambrell attended the annual health officers conference in Raleigh. Mrs. Cletus Beck had a minor operation at Davidson Hospital and is recovering. Mrs. John Craven returned home from two weeks at Duke Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Peacock and daughter Barbara of Martinsville Virginia visited. Mrs. S. W. Rabb of Greenville South Carolina isguest of Mrs. J. C. Childers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Phillips
Ben F. Green
Charlotte Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
G. C. Gambrell
Raleigh
Cletus Beck
Davidson Hospital
John Craven
Fairview Drive
Duke Hospital
Maurice J. Peacock
Barbara
Martinsville
P. E. Peacock
8S. W. Rabb
Greenville
S. C
J. C. Childers
Church Social Group Meetings This Week
Several church women groups announce meetings this week. The Green Street Baptist Philathea Class gathers Monday at 7 30 PM on site. Calvary Methodist Mollie Phipps Philathea Class meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM with Mrs. Moser at 1008 Adams Street. The Southside Baptist Woman's Missionary Society holds a study Monday at 7 30 PM with Mrs. Knight leading Give Ye Them to Eat. Main Street Methodist reports a special program for their missionary society Monday at 7 30 PM in the church annex. Saint Mary's parish women meet Monday at 4 PM with Mrs. Froelich. Mrs. Holmes leads a Lenten meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green ST
Green Street Baptist Church
Mollie Phipps
Woman's Missionary Society of the Southside Baptist Church
H. A. Knight
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Main Street Methodist Church
Church
J. W. Clinard
Saint Mary's Parish
J. H. Froelich
Florham Avenue
W. S. Holmes
Women's Auxiliary
Three Patriotic Societies Meet Ahead of D A R Convention
Three state societies Daughters of Colonial Wars Daughters of American Colonists and Daughters of 1812 join the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution for meetings at the Sheraton Hotel Monday. State and national officers attend and plans for Fort Dobbs marker are finalized amid joint events. The program features remarks by national officers and local leaders with a keynote by Dr I Humphreys followed by music and a large guest assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictucco
John‘ Scott Welbock
Sega Point
Daughters of Civil Wars
J. W. Parker
Farmville
Daughters of American Coloni
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
Daughters of 1812
North Carolina Society
Daughters of the America Revolution
Daughters of Colonial Wars
Daughters of American Colonists
Sheraton Hotel
John Scott Welborn
Fort Dobbs
William H. Pouch
New York
Frank Leon Nason
United States Daughters of 1812
Bettie Jordan Elliott
Greensboro
G. 8S. Thomas
Rocky Mount
North Carolina Society, Daughters of American Colonists
Dan Ters
Sheraton
J. Hayden
Charles H. Stephenson Raleigh
Wyche
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High Point College
Methodist Institution
Paramount Pictures
Hollywood
Dale Warren
Hallie Mae Warren
Burlington
Virginia Hunt
D. Hunt
Gretna
Helen Crowder
M. J. Crowder
High Point
Edith Vance
Becky Coble
Haw River
Sibyl Fowler
Pinnacle
Alice Chandler
Rachael Spainhour
Winston-Salem
Audrey Guthrie
Graham
Jean Maxwell
Hendersonville
Ophomores
Kathryn Allen
Ronda Sebastian
Bertram Heathcote
Ned Gibbs
Mesdames R. L. McDonald
J. Roy Proctor
Broadus Wilson
T. E. Jennings
Peggy Hite
Ruth Martin
Toy
Dealc Roe Aa
Carlyles
Ifwelfr
South Main
J. E. Lambeth
C. N. Gillette
Betsy Gillette
C. K. Proctor
Oxford
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
Mesdames
Wyman Scarborough
Hugh McAllister
Lumberton
Wilma Wall
Greensboro College
C. C. Wall
Hilda Futrell
Rebecca Powell
C. F. Lambeth
Gardner
Mass
Spencer Carlton
New York City
Mary G. Matthews
Bath
C. F. Finch
Marie Jones
Pinehurst
E. L. Webb
Evelyn Webb
Florida
M. J. Peacock
Martinaville
B. W. Stone
Lexington Avenue
Wwe
Ruth Millett
Needle Club
Delephine Needle Club
West Second Avenue
Carr Ward
T. 8. Eanes
John Bower
John Craver
Curtis Koons
J. R. Terry
J. L. Bullard
D. Crutchfield
Miss Dell Watson
Club of
Little Gardens
Ray Sechrist
Hillcrest
Alton Beck
Hughie Roach
Odell Hill
Elmo Leonard
O. L. Evans
Ray Coltrane
Beck
Roach
Hill
Leonard
Evans
Coltrane
Archie Brannock
J. O. Burke
C. 8. Williams
George Coggins
Howard Raper
C. B. Williams
Stokes Adderton
Charles Craver
D. A. Tesh
Barton Misenheimer
Taylor, D. C
Elmer Crouse
Dermot Shemwell
Albany
Gawthrops
Alicia Hart
Southe Mor Burns
White Petroleum Jei
Welborn Supply CO
Belco Velvet
Southside
Main Street
Episcopal
Patriotic Societies
D. A. R. Convention
Kansas City
Chester Cooke
Greece
Wes T
Lizzie Goo
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