Native Artists Exhibited Here By Woman's Club Federation
The North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs presents a traveling art exhibit viewed today by High Point clubwomen at Mrs. R. H. Sechrest home. The 14 works include oils and watercolors by Raleigh, Greenville, and other North Carolina artists, from portraits and still lifes to urban scenes.
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Library
North Carolina
North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs
High Point Club
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
High Point Woman’s Club
Public
James McLean
Pennsylvania Academy
WPA Art Center
Raleigh
Irene Price
W. B. Rann
Charles W. Hawthorne
William Temple
Dunn
Georgia Pearsall Hearne
Red Springs
William Chase
Leon Kroll
Richard Lahey
Greenville
Russell Train Smith
Department of Fine Arts
University of North Carolina
Nell Page Atwater
Mary Tillery
Meredith College
Claude Howell
Howell
Miss Crowder Heads Girls' Pentagon Club
Mildred Crowder was elected president of the Girls' Pentagon club at the first meeting of the year held at Mrs. William M. Given's Greensboro road home. Marian Elliott became vice president, Charles Covington secretary, Lois Barger treasurer, and Patricia Hall publicity chairman. The group of 12 enjoyed a social hour and refreshments.
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Mildred Crowder
Pentagon Club
William M. Given
Greensboro Road
Marian Elliott
Charles Covington
Lois Barger
Patricia Hall
Church Social and Class Meetings Set This Week
The Mary Harper Philathea class of Main Street M F church meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at Mrs Ray Nance 221 Steele St. The T E L Class of First Baptist meets tomorrow night at 7 30 pm at the church. Archdale Women’s Missionary Society gathers Thursday at 7 30 pm at Mrs L J Marshall’s home on Archdale Road.
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Mary Harper
Archdale
Woman's Missionary Society of the
M.E
L. J. Marshall
Archdale Road
Lend-A-Hang Group Elects Officers for Six Month Term
The Highland Lend-a-Hang club met at the Y M C A to elect officers for the year Miss Rachel Yarborough was named president with Belle Trammel Jary and Virginia Broad as officers The group set January February programs focusing on travel trips and books An installation and consecration are planned for the following Tuesday afternoon for all members.
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Highland Lend-a Club
Y. C. A. Bet
Rachel Yarborough
Belle Trammel
Jary
Virginia Broad
Mrs R K Stewart Hosts W O T Club Meeting
Mrs R K Stewart hosted a W O T club gathering at her West Farriss Avenue home with Miss Mary Alexander presiding. Guest speaker Miss Caroline Dalton shared insights from a European tour while members and guests enjoyed tea and delicacies amid rose decorations and crystal centerpieces.
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W. O. T. Club
R. K. Stewart
West Farriss Avenue
Mary Alexander
Stewart
Caroline Dalton
W. C. Idol
Pawker
Misses Dalton
I. Irvin Paylor
H. N. Phillips
Archie Sherrod
Salsbury
R. B. Terry
Will Spicer
Goldsboro
G. W. Clark
Miss Beasley Chosen Head Of Business Girls Club
Miss Blanche Beasley was picked to lead the Business and Professional Girls' club for six months at the regular dinner meeting held at the YWCA hut. Addie Reavis will be vice president and Mabel Griffith corresponding secretary, with Wilma Byerly recording secretary, Lillian Marlowe treasurer, Rubia Shelton editor, and Dorothy Bell reporter. Gladys Ellington and Kathleen Roser will serve as project and program chairmen.
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Blanche Beasley
Miss Beasley
Addie Reavis
Mabel Griffith
Corre
Wilson Dillon Heads Coteriens Club Officers
Wilson Dillon elected to lead the Coteriens with Bob Davis as vice president and John Herndon as treasurer. New officers also include Bill Fraley secretary and F J Sizemore Jr publicity chairman, with a dozen members serving on the house committee for a year of activities. DAUGHTER BORN TO MR AND MRS LUTHER HUFF Mrs Huff of Greensboro announces birth of son Luther Ray on December 28 at Clinic hospital. Rev and Mrs Swaim announce birth of son Dewey Walter Jr on December 19 at home 33 Jerusalem street.
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Coterien Club
Arcade
Wilson Dillon
Bob Davis
John Herndon
Bill Fraley
Bill Price
F. J. Sizemore, Jr
House
Ripp
Tabb
Bill Hayes
Collier Ellis
Luther Huff
Greensboro
Luther Ray
Clinic Hospital
Huff
Margaret Russell
High Point
Social Calendar for High Point Clubs Highlights
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club holds a 6:30 p m dinner at the Elwood hotel with CC M Waynick as speaker. Girl Scout Council meets 10:30 a m at the Presbyterian church led by Mrs David T Yow. Dona Nicholas new director attends. Tea and Topics at 3:30 p m hosted by Mrs A G Douglas on Parkway. Philomathéan club meets 3:30 p m at Mrs W C Jones home 108 West Farriss avenue.
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High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
CC. M. Waynick
Girl Scout Council
Presbyterian Church
David T. Yow
Dona Nicholas
Girl Scouts
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
January Club Installations and By-Laws Update
Patrick was chairman, accepted by unanimous vote. The election preceded the installation of new officers and a consecration service for members. Nominating committee recommendations on election procedure were added to the by-laws. Corsages and birthday cakes marked January birthdays at the first meeting.
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Patrick
Marlowe and Folger Ben Mahon Wedding Headline
Elizabeth Folger Mahon and Thomas Arthur Marlowe wed in Birmingham at 4 p.m. December 27 1937. Ceremony held at the Bissell home with Rev. Broad officiating. Marlowe a leading local businessman and the couple return from a bridal trip to New Orleans and the South to establish a home at 611 Colonial Drive.
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Thomas Arthur Marlowe
High Point
North Carolina
Birmingham
Alabama
Titus L. Bissell
Conroy Road
Dr. Broad
Marlowe-Van Loan Corporation
Mr. Marlowe
New Orleans
Colonial Drive
Misses Raper and Weavil Entertain at Kernersville
Misses Bessie Raper and Jace Weavil hosted a New Year’s party at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Skeen on the Winston Salem road. About 26 guests enjoyed games and refreshments.
Ellis Family Homeward After Visit
Mr and Mrs Emmett J Ellis and their children plan to return to Hayward California on Friday January 7 after visiting Mrs Ellis mother Mrs John Pendleton of Sophia and other relatives since last June. While here they were entertained by Mr and Mrs Ramon Biler and John.
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Emmett J. Ellis
Hayward
Calif
Ellis
John Pendleton
Sophia
J. Ramon Biler
Mra
John
North Carolina
J. Madison Caney
de W. Welborne
Trinity
Friends and Relatives Mention Holiday Travel and Hospital Care
Notes from Greensboro area households report Mrs. N H Caugh man at Burrus Memorial Hospital since Monday, Mrs. J T Bowman recovering enough to leave Guilford General Hospital for home in Thomasville, and several families returning from and visiting during the holidays. Care details and kin connections across North Carolina and nearby states are listed.
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N. H. Caughman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. T. Bowman
Guilford General Hospital
Thomasville
Maxin Evon Born as First 1950s Local Baby
Mr and Mrs J M Webster announce the birth of a son Maxie Evon on Saturday January 1 at 4301 West Point Avenue. The child won a layette gift from a local department store for the first birth of the year.
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Maxin Evon
J. M. Webster
Maxie Evon
West Point Avenue
Women of Moose Meet Tonight at Moose Hall
The Women of Moose will hold their regular meeting this evening at 7:30 at Moose Hall on North Main Street. All members are urged to be present. Household Arts Club Will Meet Here Tomorrow with Mrs N B Russell as hostess at her home 602 Centennial Avenue.
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Will Spicer
Goldsboro
G. W. Clark
Mr. Clark
Hamilton Street
Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Household Arts Club
Centennial Avenue
Oak View P T A Holds First Meeting of Year
The Oak View Parent-Teacher Association convenes the new year with a meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p m at the school. Members are urged to attend.
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Oak View
Parent- Teacher Association
England Adopts Gregorian Change Skips Sun in 11 Days
In England the sun failed to appear on the evening of September 2 1752 and did not rise again until September 14 marking the calendar reform that skipped 11 days as Britain and its colonies moved to the Gregorian system.
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England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Club Federation
Dorothy Bell
Gladys B. Tompkins
Fort Bragg
Miss Crowder
Lend-A-Hang
W.O.T. Club
Business Girls’ Club
Yas Galts At
RAN
Moffitt's
North Main
Yew
Co Na
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
J. W. Sechrest & Son
Bince
Thos. A. Marlowe
Bride
Clarence Mendenhall Folger
Elizabeth Folger Mahon
A. N. Linville
E. J. Ellis
Hiram “Yarborough
Professor
N. P. Yarborough
Wiltshire Boulevard
Hendersonville
Lafferty
Freddie
Louise Avenue
Philadelphia
Charlies E. Pugh
Rutledge
Medford H. Turner
Delores Stieff
Centerville
Turner
Mrs. Turner
T.A
Coats
South Main ST
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