Altrusa Club Holds Enthusiastic New Year Session
The Altrusa club met at the Sheraton room for its first monthly dinner of the year with 25 members present. Miss Vera Idol announced guidance booklets on occupation and library projects, and a slate for three international officers was adopted for submission to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrusa Club
Altrusa Club
High Int College
H. N. Phillips
Marie Caddell
Cassalee Dudley
Battle Creek
Mich
Margaret Gavin
Denver
Colo
Mary Altizer
Roanoke
Heatry
Blair Park
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
John J. Blair
Outdoor Living Rooms Discussed At Good Will Club
Mrs. Irvin Ingram spoke on outdoor living rooms at the Good Will Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. H. G. Rockwell on Woodrow Avenue. Mrs. R. R. Blackburn outlined fall and winter prep for early spring bloom and terrace furniture ideas. The group approved a roadside beautification bill for the current general assembly and planned a February luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Mesdames T. A. Tilden
Hunter Dalton
H. G. Rockwell
U S Completes Plans For Grand Officers Night
High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star finalized plans for Grand Officers Night next Tuesday at the Masonic Temple following a 6 30 banquet at Wesley Memorial church. The event honors Grand Worthy Matron Mrs Athalea Brown of Tarboro during her official visit. Mrs Ruth Williams presided. over twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Athalea Brown
Tarboro
Wesley Memorial Church
Ruth Williams
Social Calendar Shows Varied Club Meetings and Concerts
Wednesday features a dinner for the High Point Business and Professional Women at the Elwood hotel with a 8 30 p m study group by the High Point Council of Jewish Women at Mrs Lou Greenbergs. Thursday hosts multiple 3 p m gatherings plus the Young Women's Christian Association dinner at Wesley Memorial church. Friday includes arts club luncheon and a Mozart Boys Choir concert at the junior high school auditorium. Saturday offers the Sedgefield Hunt from its stables and an evening bridge party at Emerywood Country Club with advance reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Lou Greenberg
Jake Harris
W. J. Frazier
Montheu Avenue
Charles F. Long
Elm Street
F. Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
Young Women’s Christian Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Community Arts Club
C. A. Daniel
J. B. Kirkman
Sorosis Club
Washington Street
Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Cooperative Concert Association
Mozart Boys Choir
Sedgefield
Emerywood Country Club
John Cc. Abels
High Point
Mozart Boys Choir of
Vienna
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Haydn Basilica
Church of the Virgin
United States
Hansel and Gretel
Strauss
Vienna Woods
Georg Gruber
Europe
Mozart Boys
Miss Hoskins Describes Cuban Holiday Trip to Club
Miss Dorothy Hoskins detailed a Christmas trip to Cuba during the Business and Professional Girls' club meeting at the YWCA hut. Participants included Miss Lucille Browne, Miss Annabelle Thompson, and 30 members with Miss Vera Smith visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Dorothy Hoskins
Business and Professional Girls
Lucille Browne
Hoskins
Havana
National Theater
Annabelle Thompson
Helen Deans
Blanche Beasley
Jewel Welch
Inter- State Council
Charlotte
Greensboro
Vera Smith
High Point Garden Club Backs Roads Improvement Bill
At a regular High Point Garden club meeting hosted by Mrs. W C Idol the members approved a pending bill to regulate marginal lands of public highways. A program on spring seed and plant catalogues was arranged by Mrs. C F Tomlinson with talks by several members. Mrs S H Tomlinson stood in for the absent president, with Mrs S C Clark presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
C. F. Tomlinson
A. E. Tate
F. R. Taylor
W. B. McEw
R. N. Lambert
Tulsa
Okla
Thomasville
C. C. Haworth
Mary Holton
Washington
High Point
Harriss-Covington, Slane, Amos, Melrose
Crown
Crossnore
Standard Chair Company
Miss Gibson Bridesmaid In Carter Prevette Wedding
Miss Josephine Gibson travels to Wadesboro to serve as a bridesmaid in the Carter Bobbitt Carter marriage to Walliam Clay Prevette at the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Eight attendants accompany the bride in the ceremony this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gibson
Carter-Prevette
Wadesboro
Josephine Gibson
Virginia Bobbitt Carter
Walliam Clay Prevette
North Wilkesboro
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Cercle Francais To Meet Tomorrow
The Cercle Francais weekly meeting for the adult education class in French will be held tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs Dred Peacock on Louise Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francais
DAR Chapter Chooses Delegates For State And National Meetings
The Alexander Martin Chapter DAR held a January meeting at Mrs. D. L. Bouldin's home in Thomasville to select delegates for the North Carolina state conference in Statesville in March and the National Congress in Washington in April. Delegates include Mrs. J. S. Welborn, Mrs. J. F. Hayden, Mrs. A. S. Caldwell Jr., Mrs. James E. Lambeth, and Mrs. Katherine Raymond with alternates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
National Congress
Washington
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
J. F. Hayden
Hayden
J. S. Welborn
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
Historical Magazine
James E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Katherine Raymond
L. G. Robichaux
C. B. Mattocks
Grover Kester
J. 8. Welborn
North Carolina Society
Sydney Perry Cooper
Charlotte
J. E. Kirkman
A.S. Caldwell, Jr
I. T. Mann
J. C. Moore
Clyde Farley
High Point
G. M. Hoover
R. N. Lambert
Tulsa
Okla
Lambeth
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Mrs John Teague Discusses Tennessee Gardens For Club
Mrs J D Brame hosted the Tuesday Evening Garden club on Lindsay street yesterday afternoon. Mrs John Teague spoke on Some Tennessee Gardens visiting Hermitage Andrew Jackson Heath garden and iris gardens owned by Williams and Kirkland. The club plans spring and state garden tours and appointed Mrs Brame and Mrs Fred Gordy as council representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teague
Tuesday Evening Club
Tennessee Gardens
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
Tennessee
John Hedrick
High Point Council of
Sykes to Address YWCA Meeting in High Point
Thom asville resident Tom Alderman Sykes will be the principal speaker at the YWCA annual meeting and banquet at Wesley Memorial church. The event includes invocations, music, welcomes, and board nominations as the 1940 slate is prepared with several officers to be elected and sixteen directors continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Alderman Sykes
YWCA
Y. W
Girl Reserve
Mesdames W. L. Jackson
Harry Alexander
E. F. Long
H A. Millis
J. D. Ross
E. S. Wall
D. T. Yo
Thomasville clubs host meetings with bridge prizes
In Thomasville on Tuesday, the Afternoon club met at Mrs. P. M. Sherrill’s home for two bridge tables and top score winner Evelyn Webb received a ash tray prize. The Garden club gathered at Mrs. Sam Welborn’s house, voting to back Highway Safety and Beautification, with talks on historical gardens and travels to Newport and Pasadena. Junior Contract club, D A R members traveling to a conference, and Janie Tuttle Missionary Society also held events with prizes and refreshments. J E Lambeth traveled to Nashville for a Methodist conference book committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
P. M. Sherrill
Evelyn Webb
O. R. Hodgin
Mesdames Claiborne Pennington
Roy Proctor
C. F. Gibson
Fred Gray
Charles Phillips
Evelyn Baker
Sam Welborn
Mount Vernon
Magnolia Gardens
Charleston
S. C
J. W. Boyles
Jennings
Newport
R. L
Detroit
Mich
James E. Lambeth
Pasadena
California
Aimee McPherson
Margaret Thompson
Janie Tuttle
Leland Crouch
K. Pollock
W. T. Green
Lottie Holden Bible Class Meets Tomorrow at Oakwood Court
The Lottie Holden Bible class will gather tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs. A L Cecil’s Oakwood Court home. Mrs C L Steidley will lead and select her discussion topic for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Holden
Lottie Holden Bible
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
C. L. Steidley
Haworth Speaks On Child Welfare At Cloverdale PTA
Byron Haworth, judge of the local juvenile court, spoke to Cloverdale PTA on legislation for child welfare. He said delinquents often stem from physical defects or poor home conditions and urged establishing homes for delinquents. A PTA instruction class will meet January 17 at Johnson Street school at 10 AM. officers and committee reps should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Haworth
Cloverdale P.T. A
High Point
P.T. A. School of Instruction
Johnson Street
Dr Lindley Urges Community Help For Child Learning
Dr P E Lindley addressed the Ray Street Parent-Teacher group on The Child Learning from the Community. He called the community a group that shapes a child through experience and planned guidance using school church library and home, emphasizing individual responsibility. Nancy Eleanor Greene is announced born to Mr and Mrs Paul C Greene at Guilford General hospital on January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lindley
Ray Street
R. S. Lafferty
P. E. Lindley
Lindley
Nancy Eleanor Greene
Paul C. Greene
West
Lexington Avenue
Nancy Eleanor
Guilford General Hospital
Trotter Family Returns From Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs John Trotter and daughter Margaret of Asheboro have returned home after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs V E Hayworth on East Commerce street. Mrs V F Morgan is improving at Guilford General hospital and may soon receive visitors. Mrs Floy L Richardson of Leaksville is visiting friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trotter
Margaret of
Asheboro
V. E. Hayworth
East Commerce Street
V. F. Morgan
Guilford General Hospital
Floy L. Richardson
Leaksville
City
Secret Service and Police Radio Notes from Joplin Dispatches
Informal police calls reveal radio car chatter and a loase in his clothes note. The piece mentions a short wave radio setup in Joplin Missouri and a humorous nudist colony sign near Paterson New Jersey with a repair joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Joplin
Missouri
Sue
Quotable notes on film, politics and showbusiness
A collection of cheeky remarks and editorials from early Hollywood chatter. Gary Cooper correspondence toward Ger many stirs debate on visits to Goering while Henny Youngman quips about show business progression and Benny Meroff weighs German workers' rights. The Herald Tribune editorial contrasts olive branches with force in Berchtesgaden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henny Youngman
Benny Meroff
Germany
Herald-Tribune
Berchtesgaden
Hollywood
Siler City Receives 51,500 From PWA For City Building
George Coan Jr of the WPA announces approval of 24 relief projects totaling 449,929 dollars with 1,201 workers. The largest project funds a municipal building in Siler City costing 51,500 dollars and employing 105 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler City
PWA
Raleigh
George Coan, Jr
WPA
Burroughses Welcome Barbara Suzanne January 10
Mr and Mrs C R Burroughs announce the birth of Barbara Suzanne on January 10 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Burroughs may receive visitors at 1001 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Burroughs
Barbara Suzanne
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ambassador Ken Kennedy Reflects on German Repercussions
In a wartime interview, Kennedy discusses Nazi propaganda targeting Lindbergh and the German war drive. He argues Europe’s rulers push guns and old feuds under new names to spur sacrifice, and asserts America must re arm to deter coercion and defend freedom.
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Kennedy
Germany
Lindbergh
Adolf Hitler
Europe
America
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Moffitt's
North Main ST
Good Will Club
U. S
Araid
S. Arcid
American Institute of Laundering
Arcid
Miss Hoskins
High Point Club
D A. R
Sykes
M. J. Wrenn
Embre H. Plackard
A. B. Huff
Charles W. McAnally
Carter Dalton
Zillah R. Hopkins
Hollis Russell
Grady Dickens
James Emory Perryman
Hobart Hall
Reuben Bavender
Paul Culp
T. W. Cameron
J. E. Lambeth
Nashville
Tenn
General Conference
Walter’ Winchell
Bea Wain
Paterson
N. J
Walter
Gary Cooper
Holywood
Colonel Lindbergh
G. R. Burroughs
Marraroe Canis
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