Octo Club Meeting With Miss Reeves Tonight At Gibson's
The Octo Club will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Gibson Club room with Miss Anna Mae Reeves. After a brief business session, bridge will follow, with last meeting featuring a Christmas party. Out of town guests included Larry Newton from the U S Naval Academy Annapolis James Parsons Kimbleswild Bill Marion George Taylor and Dick White of Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Reeves
Gibson's
Octo
Anna Mae Reeves
Gibson Club
Larry Newton
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
James Parsons
Kimbleswild
Bill Marion
George Taylor
Greensboro
Dick White
Salisbury
Emery Wood Country Club January Social Schedule Changes
The January bulletin announces the Emery Wood country club social program will start with evening bridge and bi weekly ladies bridge. The evening bridge date moved from January 13 to January 14 due to Cooperative Concert conflicts. The first ladies bridge is January 17 at 3 pm, followed by the annual membership meeting at 8 pm with possible stag party. The January 21 dance starts at 9:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Wood Country Club
Cooperative Concert Association
John C. Abels
Country Club
Almanacs Sketched By Miss Idol For Utopians
Miss Vera Idol head of the English department at High Point College spoke to the Utopian Study club about the history of almanacs. She traced the word to the thirteenth century and noted the first English almanac appeared in 1367. In New England almanacs also served as a newspaper with dates of court sessions and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Idol
Vera Idol
Utopian Study Club
Roland T. Holton
Brentley Circle
New England
Richard
North Carolina
Turner
Bloom
Woman's Club Urges Revision of Neutrality Law at First Meet
At the first meeting of the year at Blair Park the Woman's Club signed a petition to the President and Congress, urged by the General Federation of Women's Clubs and the American Association of University Women, asking for a revision of the neutrality law to provide authority for embargoes on all materials of war as well as munitions. The American Homes department will meet next Wednesday with a decorative demonstration. New members include Mrs. A T Wishart and others, and the club thanked the American Legion for use of its facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear
Blair Park
Ad Congress
United
Tomlinson
High Point
Fred Whitesarver
Hills Host Holiday Dinner at Georgia Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hill of Pennsylvania Georgia hosted a holiday dinner at the Pfieffer Hotel attended by High Point and Washington guests. Miss Yancy Hill decorated with painted cards. guest of honor was William G. Sutlive, editor of the Savannah Press. Over forty were served with a centerpiece of ed carnations and red tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hill
Ylvania
High
High Point
F. H. Mendenhall
Nna Mendenhall
William Mendenhall
J. Ciof
Miss Emma King Weds W W Allen In New York City
Miss Emma King of this city and William W Allen Jr of Woodbury N J were married at high noon in New York City in a Friends ceremony at 10 Mitchell Place The bride daughter of Mrs Rufus P King Hillcrest Drive High Point and the late Mr King has been with Cosmopolitan Club staff and taught at Woman's College UNC Greensboro The groom is assistant cashier and transfer head at Philadelphia National Bank a member of the Philadelphia bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
New York
Emma King
William W. Allen, Jr
Woodbury
N. J
Charles M. Hauser
Mitchell Place
Friends Meeting
East 20Th Street
Rufus P. King
Hillcrest Drive
High Point
State Women Having Bridge Parties To Aid Democrats
North Carolina women plan 50 bridge parties Saturday afternoon as fund raisers to reduce the deficit of the national Democratic Executive Committee. Mrs Mary Colvin Murphy of Snow Hill, the state Democratic vice chairman, announced the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
National Democratic Executive Committee
Mary Colvin Murphy
Snow Hill
Girl Scout Council speaks at Presbyterian church event
Friday schedule includes a 10 a.m. talk by Mrs. Henry Foust Greensboro local council advisor at the Presbyterian church and a 7:38 p.m. Priscilla club meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Ingram on English Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Presbyterian Church
Henry Foust
Greensboro
Fred Ingram
Priscilla Club
English Street
Mary Harper Philathea Class Plans Evening Meeting
The Mary Harper Philathea class of Main Street M. E. Church meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs. R A Wilsons home 801 Carrick Avenue. Hostesses are Mesdames W A Harper Helen Lee and J C Spencer. Members asked to bring parcels for a blind package sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harper
Beulah Winfrey Class Meets Tomorrow Night
Beulah Winfrey class of Green Street Baptist church meets tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs How ard Wright 935 South Main Street All members are asked to be present at this time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Winfrey
Green Street Baptist Church
Howard Wright
South Main Street
First Presbyterian Circles Postpone Meeting
The Bible leaders of the First Presbyterian church circles will not meet Friday morning due to illness in Mrs. C. A. McMurray family. The Community Prayer service will resume tomorrow evening at Miss Minnie Gregorys home 1013 Lindsay street at seven thirty. Catherine Gill class to meet at Welch Memorial church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
C. A. McMurray
Minnie Gregory
Lindsay Street
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Church
People and Travel Notes From Local News
James It. Mattocks left yesterday for Duke University to resume his law studies after holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs C B Mattocks. Mr and Mrs Robert H Walker are at Miami Beach Fla staying at the Marine Terrace front hotel. Frank Daniels of Providence R I visits Mrs Lucy Peele then leaves for West Palm Beach Fla for the winter. J S Boozer is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital after surgery Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James It
Mattocks
Duke University
Law
C. B. Mattocks
Robert H. Walker
Miami Beach
Fla
Marine Terrace
Clear Front Hotel
Frank Daniels
Providence
Rhode Island
Lucy Peele
Lindsay Street
West Palm Beach
J. S. Boozer
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Meeting Friday at Mrs Windham's Home
The notice invites attendees to gather Friday at 7 30 p m at 1410 Welborn Street the residence of Mrs Ruby Windham for a planned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Windham
Welborn Street
Local Notes From City and Campus Briefs
C. B. Stainback visits New York City on a buying trip for Stainback's Apparel Shop. Dexter Byerly, UNC student, recovers well after Monday operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. Edward and Louise Stirewalt spend holidays with relatives as N. Stirewalt to teach in Southern Pines and Louise to study at Peace College. Mrs. J. T. Bolton ill at her daughter’s home on Forest Avenue. friends express concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B
Stainback
New York City
Edward
Louise Stirewalt
Mrs. N. Stirewalt
Award
Southern Pines
Louise
Peace College
Raleigh
J. T. Bolton
W. O. Buie
Forest Avenue
Girls' Pentagon Club Elects New Officers At Meet
Officers for the ensuing term were elected Tuesday at the Girls' Pentagon club gathering held at Miss Patricia Jane Hall's home on Monthen avenue. The slate includes President Nancy Smith, Vice President Katherine Low dermilk, Secretary Mrs. William T. Forster, Assistant Secretary Clarine Furgurson, Treasurer Helen Crowder, Publicity Chairman Leora Hampp, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Patricia Jane Hall
Monthen Avenue
Nancy Smith
Katherine Lowdermilk
William T. Forster
Clarine Furgurson
Helen Crowder
Leora Hampp
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J. A. Morris
Mesdames
Harry Alexander
J I. Groome
Valette Harris
Lawrence Matton
Roy Spearman
John Pickett
Walter Thomas
Thomas Turner
John Walker
Jesse Washburn
Woman's Club
American Legion
Legion
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
J. W. McGuinn
Charles Medlin
Nevin
Lieurance
Minnetonka
A. T. Wishart
W. A. Burnham
C. B. Stainback
A. C. Lovelace
Curtis Dunn
Mrs. J. C. Hill
Georgia Hotel
RUNNY
W W. Allen
Dexter Byerly
University of North Carolina
Walker
Walgreen's
Richardsons
J and P Coats
Shige
Aly A
Gee
Cial
Norea Y Spe
BetTwe
Bach
Flyer
Ade
Anvil Brand
Oxfords
Department Store
the Bargain Center
Berea
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