Wes ley Memorial church circle plans spring social and apron project
Circle three of Wes ley Memorial church met at Mrs. BE Harrison's home with twenty two members. They planned a fashion show and apron making and selling as projects for early spring. Officers elected: chair Mrs Harrison vice chair Mrs W D Sale recording secretary Mrs A M Utley treasurer Mrs W OD Brooks music chair Mrs J F Hayden and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Three
Wesley Memorial Church
BE. T. Harrison
Harrison
W. D. Sale
A. M. Utley
W. OD. Brooks
J. F. Hayden
Lee Briles
J. E. Millis
I. T. Mann
Fred Haefflinger
W. H. Hall
L. BE. Kluttz
J. P. Crowder
Outlook
C. C. Layton
W. D. Brooks
V. D. Sale
Miss Idol speaks on Folklore at First Methodist Protestant
Miss Idol addressed Circle seven at the First Methodist Protestant church on Monday evening with a talk titled Folklore and Ballads. She discussed North Carolina folklore and ballads and shared a ballad from Guilford county before refreshments for seventeen members. The Stephens Bible class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. C. F. Ellington at 217 West Bay Street to study Ezekiel. Oak Hill Friends class postpones tonight’s meeting due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Idol
Margaret Opal Neese
Montieuw Avenue
Miss Idol
T. R. Ballard
North Carolina
Guilford County
OAK Hill Friends
Oak Hill
Psychology Of Alibis Topic At Kappa Gamma Meeting
Dr. P. E. Lindley led an Omega chapter Kappa Gamma discussion on The Psychology of Alibis as part of Psychology and Life. The talk outlined four alibi roles in sports business school and social life and warned against frequent use eroding self trust. Birth notices report Judith Dale Hughes January 8 at home and Cary Davis Hart January 10 at Burrus Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Lindley
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
Lindley
Cary Hart
Burrus Memorial
Ralph W. Hart
Lexington Avenue
Cary Davis
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hart
Bessie Mae Edwards
Junior Service League Holds Meeting At Emerywood Club
Junior Service League met at Emerywood Club with Mrs. Forrest H. presiding. Reports covered clinic activity with 25 babies seen, six new cases, 78 percent nurse visits, and 48 milk recipients. Plans included a mid winter market, a concert by Emory University Glee Club, and a prenatal care project with Dr R A Herring. Fifty five members attended.
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Junior Service League
Uary
Emi Club
Esident
Forrest H
Reachedule
Cafetelich
League
Miership
J. B. Millis
Yette
Jo- Cox
Hiot Wood
W. Lindsay
and Interests
Louis Heilig
John Walker
Willis Slane
Junior League
Milwaukee
Emory University Glee Club
Lewis E. Teague
R. A. Herring
Everett Marsh
Local Club Dance Set for January 21 at Emerywood
The German Club announces a dance on January 21 at Emerywood Country Club with Gogerty and his orchestra providing music. The event starts at 9:30 PM in the dining room of the Washington Duke in Durham listed as the venue for the occasion, with admission limited to club members and guests holding cards.
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Piedferman Club
Emerywood Country Club
Gogerty
Ory Hotel
Greensboro
Durham
King
Mary
Kee New Year meeting outlines plans and elects officers
The Kee club held its first meeting of the year at Miss Ercelle Al ah Carr street home. Miss Margaret Wood presided. Margaret Kemp was elected president, Breelle Allen and Mar Wood as secretary and treasurer. Bridge prizes went to Clara Smith and Virginia Horney. The meeting marked bi weekly gatherings. In a separate item, Mr and Mrs H C Wood welcomed a son Bobby Ob born January 9 at Randolph street. Mrs Ruth of this city was the former wife.
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Kee
Ite
Ercelle Alah
Carr Street
Margaret Wood
Virginia Horney
Ith
Misses
Jessie Smith
Tip‘reet
H. CC. Wood
Bobby Ob
Randolph Street
Mise Ruth
New Officers Elected For YWCA Group
Florence Nightingale club at the YWCA hut held its regular meeting last evening to select officers for the new term. Catherine Howard becomes president with Ma cl Duncan as vice president, Iris Smith recording secretary, Gladys Giles corresponding secretary, Helen Asbury supper treasurer, and Joy Patterson general funds manager. Hallie Samuels chairs the book club with Phoebe Meadows as vice-chairman. Louise Welch and Helen Asbury lead songs, Gladys Giles and Cleo Crawford serve as pianists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Catherine Howard
Macl Duncan
Iris Smith
Gladys Giles
Helen Asbury
Joy Patterson
Hallie Samuels
Phoebe Meadows
Mrs Clyde Milner Speaks on Family Life Tonight
Mrs Clyde Milner personnel director of Guilford College will be guest speaker at the Ray Street P T A meeting at 7 30 this evening at the school Her topic Family Life Today will be followed by an open forum on behavior and family relations and a question period from the floor Officials of the Bay Street P T A invite all interested parents to attend
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Clyde Wilner
Guilford College
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Milner
Bay Street
Carol Idol Celebrates Her Ninth Birthday Party
Mrs. Clark Idol hosted a birthday gathering yesterday at her Kernersville route one home for her daughter Carol on her ninth birthday. Guests included Hallene Laughton Velma Laughton Hallie Motsinger Letha Motsinger Darlene Weavil Esther Bodenheimer Raylene Evelyn Skeen Betty Mary Layman Idol Evelyn Stainhour Opal Betty Jean Idol all of Kernersville and High Point resident Opal Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Clark Idol
Kernersville
Hallene
Velma Laughton
Hallie
Letha Motsinger
Darline Weavil
Esther Bodenheimer
Raylene
Evelyn Skeen
Betty
Mary
Layman Idol
Evelyn Stainhour
Walsburg
Opal
Betty Jean Idol
High Point
Social calendar lists meetings and events for the week
The week features a Y W C A annual meeting banquet at the Friends annex with allied women's clubs attending. Eastern Star meeting at Masonic Hall. Wednesday book club lunch at Mrs Hardin’s on North Main. Needlework Guild directors meet at the Sheraton. Various study clubs, nurses, Jewish Women’s Council, Entre Nous, Sorosis, Priscilla, and Emerywood bridge planned. Sedgefield Hunt live hunt and Idylwild club dance at Sedgefield Manor with John Peddicord’s orchestra.
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Friends Annex
Altrusa, Business and Professional Girls Club
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
H. P. Hardin
North Main Street
The
Needlework Guild
IL Humphreys
Sheraton Hotel
Twentieth Century Study Club
E. D. Henderson
Howell Street
Graduate Nurses’ Club
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Charles Lerner
Circle Drive
C. F. Long
Entre Nous Club
Elm Street
H. N. Phillips
Sorosis Club
Parkway
Priscilla Club
R. S. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
Sedgefield Hunt Club
Sedgefield Manor
John Peddicord
State President WCTU to Speak at Local Union
Mrs. T. H. Clemmons, Charlotte state president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, will address the local union at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the YWCA hut on the Liquor Question. All temperance friends are invited.
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T. H. Clemmons
Charlotte
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Reeves Parrish Vows Announced In Virginia Ceremony
Mrs. J. W. Reeves announces the marriage of granddaughter Franie Reeves of High Point to Delane Parrish of Trinity. They wed Thursday November 25 1987 in Danville Virginia, officiated by Rev. George W. Amos. The couple was witnessed by Clyde Reeves and Harold Ray. Parrish works with Globe Parlor Upholstery.
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J. W. Reeves
Franie Reeves
High Point
Delane Parrish
Trinity
Danville
George W. Amos
Clyde Reeves
Harold Ray
Virginia
Domino Club Meeting With Hostess Miss Phillips
Miss Barbara Phillips will host the Domino club meeting this evening at 7 45 at the home of her sister Mrs John F Weber 505 Sunset drive.
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Barabara Phillips
Domino Club
John F. Weber
Sunset Drive
Raleigh social letters highlight local visits
Miss Frances Douglas of Raleigh stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Douglas, while Miss Nancy Cox returned to Raleigh after visiting Miss Aliee MacRae Caldwell on Parkway. Miss Hazel McDaniel spent the weekend with friends in Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Douglas
Raleigh
Mrs
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Nancy Cox
Aliee MacRae Caldwell
Hazel McDaniel
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Girl Scout Leaders Start Leadership Training in High Point
Girl Scout leaders in High Point began a leadership training course at Wesley Memorial church from 7 to 8:30 pm. Miss Dana Nicholas led the session outlining Girl Scouting's history and purpose. Fifteen leaders formed patrols and named them, learned songs and games, and planned troop procedures. A first aid course will be offered for leaders as classes continue twice weekly.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Dana Nicholas
America
Thurmond Chatham Appointed to Board of Conservation
Raleigh January 11 reports Thurmond Chatham of Winston Salem to fill the seat on the board of conservation and development after the resignation of Harry Lindsay of Spray.
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Raleigh
Thurmond Chatham
Winston- Salem
Board of Conservation and Development
Harry Lindsay
Spray
NC PTA to Meet in Winston Salem in April
The North Carolina Parent-Teacher Association schedules its annual meeting in Winston-Salem from April 19 to 21 with sessions expected across multiple venues and include reports from affiliated chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Parent- Teacher Association
Separk seeks renomination in Gas tonia primary
Senator J. H. Separk of Gas tonia announced today his bid for renomination in the upcoming Democratic primary.
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Gastonia
J. H. Separk
Spurling Announces Re election Run in Lenoir
Spurling of Lenoir formally announces his candidacy for re election today. He faces no opposition at this time as he seeks another term. The announcement was made in Lenoir on January 11. Heidt Lee 8 accompanied him.
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Lenoir
So- Heitor Lee
Spurling
Coteriens Schedule Evening Club Meeting
The Coterien club will hold its weekly meeting this evening at 7 30 at the clubrooms in the Arcade building. All members are asked to be in attendance for this meeting.
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Coterien Club
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Eigh
Judith Hughes
Mrs. C. B. Hughes
Judith Dale
Grimes Street
Ior Service League
Leeting
Emerywood
Valette J
Rman Club
Klub
Uncke the
T OF Son
Ywca Group
Clyde Milner
Ray Street P.T. A
Carol Idol
Moffitt’s
North Main
WCTU
Reeves-Parrish
Girl Scout
P.T. A
Winston
Separk Again
Coteriens
South Main
Vicks
Ay Icccks VapoRus
Nat Walker
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