Misses Griffith and Briggs Honored at Bridge Tea
Misses Elaine Griffith and Mary Sue Briggs were honored as title elects at a Bridge Tea hosted by Mesdames J. W. Foellen Archie Newton and F. Hallenbeck at the Emerywood Pantry Club. Guests enjoyed seven tables of bridge, prizes included nylon stockings and a dusting genes box, with silver crystal and china gifts for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleane Griffith
Mary Sue Briggs
J. W
Foellen
Archie Newton
F. Hallenbeck
Pete Morrow
Emerywood Pantry Club
Mesdames Woollen
Allenbeck
Cies
O T Club Luncheon at Emerywood Club
The O T Club held a luncheon today at Emerywood Country Club with seventeen at table. Hostesses Herm an Armentrout H Bion Mills Carter Dalton and F Tomlinson led a current events program after a three course meal. Guests included Mrs Ella Hutchison of New York City and Mrs J S Lynch, Winston Salem member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O.T. Club
Emerypod Country Club
Memirs
Herman Armentrout
H. [Bion Millis
Carter Dalton
F. Tomlinson
Partic
Mesdames Paul Jones
Harry Raymond
Homer T. Hudson
Ella Hutchison
New York City
J. S. Lynch
Winston-Salem
Births in High Point Area Announce Four Daughters
Mr and Mrs Charles L Wilson announce the birth of daughter Teresa Ann January 4 at Boulevard unit High Point memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs William Franklin Jarrett announce daughter Lynda Carol January 7 at Washington street unit High Point memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Kernie Lee Routh announce daughter January 7 at Washington Street unit High Point memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Hugh T Wallace Jr announce daughter Laura Anne January 1 at Washington Street unit High Point memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Wilson
Charles L. Wilson
Teresa Ann
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lynda Carol Jarrett
William Franklin Jarrett
Ennis Street
Lynda Carol
Washington Street
Kernie Lee Routh
Archdale
Rebecca Ann Hutchens
Walter Edward Hutchens
Burton Street
Rebecca Ann
Wallace
Hugh T. Wallace, Jr
Laura Anne
W. H. Long
South
Hamilton Street
Eastern Star Grand Officers Night Observed
An Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic temple honored past grand officers with presentations and flowers. Grand matron Elizabeth City’s Blanche Twiford spoke on Robert Morris and Masonic charities, as 71 members and visitors attended and a new 48 member social club formed to fund the Masonic and OES medicine fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Willie Updegrove
Blanche Twiford
Elizabeth City
Clyde Fitzgerald
Joyce Williams
George Bennett
Masonic
O.E.S
Reta Henry
Masonic and
O.F.S
Two Welcomed By Altrusa Club At Dinner Meet
Miss Elsie Ellen Moore joined Altrusa during the January dinner and meeting at the Sheraton Blue Room. Miss Virginia Wyan, former member, was also welcomed as she returns to High Point to serve as executive secretary of the Veterans Information Center after USO work in the eastern state. Mrs. Evelyn Sutton presided as reports covered gifts for ORD and Camp Butner servicemen, USO stockings and treats, a library funding petition, a clothing drive, and a Christmas program by River Boys singers. Twenty-five members and Mrs. Ada Snow attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Ellen Moore
Virginia Wyan
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Miss Moore
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Ryan
High Point
Veterans Information Center
Evelyn Sutton
River Boys
Singers of Spirit
Mabel Burnett
Ada Snow
Winston
Parent-Teacher Council Plans Dinner Meeting
The High Point city schools Parent-Teacher Council met at Elm Street school to arrange a February 28 dinner. Mrs J Blair district field worker will attend. The council with the Junior Service League will sponsor Clare Tree Major plays starting January 21 with The Little Princess at the junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point City
Elm Street
J. Blair
High Point
J. B. Dobson
Junior Service League
North Carolina
Parent-Teacher Congress
Public Library
Dobson
Birds and club news dominate High Point week
Mrs. W. K. McCain hosts a Birds talk at a Garden Club meeting where she discusses canaries and habitat care as plans for Dogwood Week are announced. Other events include wedding party gatherings, a tea at Emerywood, and a Wesely Memorial Methodist church wedding. Seventeen members attend with one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. K. McCain
Rawley Speaks on North Carolina History at DAR Meeting
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. J. C. Moore's home to hear D. A. Rawley discuss North Carolina history during the Revolutionary period. Delegates to state and national conferences were elected, with a brief business session preceding the talk and catered refreshments in patriotic decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. C. Moore
Rotary Drive
D. A. Rawley
North Carolina
Rupert T. Pickens
N. E. Rogers
J. C. Bostian
R. A. Herring
B. W. Kirkman
Laura B. Wiley
T. S. MacKenzie
J. E. Lambeth
J. F. Hayden
D. L. Bouldin
C. E. Diffendal
D. T. Yow
J. C. Bastian
Edith Moore Sherrod
C. B. Mattocks
J. R. Myers
G. C. Moore
Double Reward Fish Tale From Pisgah Pond
John Royce describes a Pisgah pond catch with a 13 inch pickerel and a second 21 inch fish on its tail. Six fellow fishermen vouched for the tale in Hinsdale New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale, N. H
John Royce
Pisgah Pond
Nominating Committee Seeks New Officers in Cloverdale Meeting
Verta Coe chairs the nominating committee to recruit a new slate of officers with aides Mrs. Clarence Schultheiss and Mrs. Ray Nibbel ink. Cloverdale boasted the largest number of representatives at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verta Coe
Clarence Schultheiss
Ray Nibbelink
Cloverdale
Wedding Guests and Local Notables Gather in High Point Area
Mrs. R. K. Stewart returns from New York after visiting sons Carter and James Farriss for Christmas and New Year. Families attend the Anne Auman and William B. Glover wedding at First Methodist church. Several out of town guests listed from Asheboro Greensboro and Thomasville. Also notes on service member John J. Hinshaw Jr and others visiting relatives and recovering patients in area hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
West Farriss Avenue
New York City
Carter
James Farriss
Carlisle Lewis
Burlington
High Point
Anne Auman
William B. Glover
First Methodist Church
Susan Stedman
Marian Stedman
W. A. Underwood
Asheboro
FE. Lester Ballard
Carolyn Barber
Edna Elmore
Greensboro
Nurses Aides to Meet With Mrs Haworth
The Red Cross Volunteer Nurses Aide Corps plans a meeting at Mrs Horace Haworths home on Friday January 11 at eight oclock. Active aides urged to attend and notify the Red Cross office at 3437. Mrs Johnston of Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital will speak with Miss Lucille Johnston and Mrs Robert Davis assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Horace 5S. Haworth
Johnston
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Haworth
Lucille Johnston
Robert Davis
League Hears Explanation of Library Petition
At a brief meeting of the Junior Service League in Adams Memorial YWCA rooms, Mrs. Horace explained a petition to fund the city library. Mrs. W. B. Hall announced plays Clare Tree Major sponsor with two season tickets per member, dates January 21 and March 12 at the junior high. The opera study group schedules January 11 and a viewing of Tales of Hoffman, Madame Butterfly study planned next week. Changes to the constitution were made and appreciation letters read for Red Cross aid and Tuberculosis seal sale health bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Adams Memorial Ywca
High Point
Horace Reaper — Oleance
Jon
Ty Ng
W. B. Hall
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Ars Armstrong
Unity
R. T. Amos
Emile Serposs
League
Red Cross
First Baptist Bible Class Holds January Meeting
The Florence Thomas class met at 225 Lindsay street with 23 members present. Mrs. H R Ward spoke on Prayer and Service, stressing heartful desire and humble service, after a business session and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
First Baptist Church
W. W. Hutchins
Lindsay Street
A. D. Morris
O. C. Barker
H. G. Bivins
D Galea
R. D. Ist
W. B. Shields
H. R. Ward
Ward
Jesus
Bridge Winners Named At Emerywood Ladies Club Event
Winners at the Emerywood country club bridge party were announced. In North-South high score were Mesdames C S Beaver and F T Wilhite, with E T Howard and O C Durland as second high. East-West high score went to Mesdames W P Hazelwood and Harold McKee, with Hal Davis and R D Tillson as second high. High score in contract play went to Mrs Charlie Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
C. S. Beaver
F. T. Wilhite
E. T. Howard
O. C. Durland
W. P. Hazelwood
Harold McKee
Hal Davis
R. D. Tillson
Recital Planned by WC Music Faculty on Sunday
Greensboro January 9 Mrs Pauline Delmonte pianist and Miss Elizabeth Cowling cellist faculty members in the School of Music will present a joint recital as the third in the Wade R Brown current series Sunday afternoon Start at 430 oclock in the recital hall of the music building Admission is open to the public Mrs Delmonte has taught piano at the college for three years and has drawn large crowds in past recitals Miss Cowling is new to the college and formerly taught cello at Knox College Galesburg Illinois She holds a bachelor from Carleton and masters from Columbia and Northwestern universities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Pauline
Delmonte
Elizabeth Cowling
Woman's College
Wade R. Brown
Sunda
Syracuse University
Moravian College For Women
Bethlehem
Miss Cowling
Knox College
Galesburg
Carleton College
Columbia
Northwestern
Granby Comets Track Untied in Two Seasons
NORFOLK VA fourth district report: Granby High Comets remain unbeaten and untied over two seasons as their program skirts coaching gaps. Assistant Principal Bill Story coached during wartime manpower shortages. Fiji chiefs placed the islands under British sovereignty in 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Granby High
Comets
Bill Story
Fiji Islands
Local church groups schedule meetings and socials
Alma Gaul and others attended a program with hostesses serving refreshments. The Friendly class of Trinity Methodist will meet at 7 30 this evening at Mrs Wade Leach’s home in Trin ods. The Mothers Prayer band meets Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs C A Conn 701 Highland Ave. Ward Street Circle No 2 of the Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at Annie and Hope Crouse’s home 402 Ridgecrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Wade Leach
Trinods
Mother's Prayer Band
C. A. Conn
Highland Avenue
Ward ST. Circle
Women's Society of Christian Service
Ward ‘Street Methodist Church
Annie
Hope Crouse
Ridgecrest Drive
Garden Club Hosts First Meeting and New Members Welcomed
Mesdames Tate and Burns hosted the Tuesday Evening Garden Club at Mrs. J. H. Tate’s Park Way home for its initial gathering. Two new members, Mesdames Ernest Anderson and John Causby, were welcomed. The Afghan project is complete and will be sent to a convalescent hospital via the Red Cross. Planning for February’s luncheon was discussed and January’s program featured care of house plants and outdoor work by Mrs. John W. Hedrick, Mrs. Frank Johnson, and Mrs. J. W. Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tate
Parkway
Jones Burns
Ernest Anderson
John Causby
Red Cross
John W. Hedrick
Frank Johnson
J. W.montgomery
Fellowship Club Dinner at First Methodist Church
The Men's Fellowship club of First Methodist church will hold its regular dinner meeting Thursday at 6:30 PM. President Arnold J. Koonce will speak followed by a social hour with music and light recreation led by Rev. R. Harold Hipps, director of youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Arnold J. Koonce
R. Harold Hipps
Rin Wearing Tradition Passed From G and Etruscans
The custom of wearing rin moved through ancient cultures, carried by the G and Etruscans to the Romans.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Griffith
Briggs
D. P. Whitley, Jr
Willis Slane, Jr
Dupuy Sears
Rysme
Sara Sears
J. J. Griffith
Frances Griffith
O. T. Club
Emerywood Club
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. Page Harris
Tnergiz
SSS
SSS Tonic
Parent-Teacher Council
Spurlin
Security Bank
R. Kenner
Griffith-Benbow
Emerywood Council
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
YWCA
Tuesey
C. H. Willard
Girl Scout Council
Scout
College Street
Entre Nous Club
East Washington Street
J. W. Hiatt
Eleanor Griffith
E le Drive
A. B. Huff
Brentley Circle
W. F. Michael
Emerywood
Jack Benbow
High Point Garden Club
W. A. Hayes
Howard S. Itzell
Walkup
K. McCain
H. P. Hardin
Pettibone
Charlotte
Jefferson Penn
Reidsville
McCain
Mr. Rawley
DAR
N. C
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
N. Main &T
E. L. Allman
Montheu Avenue
John J. Hinshaw, Jr
R. M
United States Navy
Moline
Illinois
Joe S Murray
John J.hinshaw
Hinshaw
San Francisco
Calif
Marie Miller
Spencer
High Point College
Doris Marie Rothrock
Clarence Arvil Edmonds
Presbyterian Church
William M. Burris
South Main Street
Frances Bailey
227 Boulevard
C. Arthur York, Jr
Sgt. York
C. A. York
Colonial Drive
Alamogordo
New Mexico
231 AAF
Mrs. Haworth
Maurice French
Maurice
Main
Walgreen's
Mary Conrad
First Past Church
C. Virgil Yow
West Howell Street
J. William Moon
Ruth Goodman
Blanche Williams
WC Music
Granby
Alma Gaul
Helen Young
Irene Pruitt
Thelma Loflin
Tate
Burns
Fellowship Club
First Methodist
Garanteed
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruavy
Tyne Getty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
Main &T
Nasi
National Dairy Products Corporation
Sealtest Village
Jack Haley
N. B.C
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