Tuesday Eve Garden Club Meeting Recap
Mrs. J H Tate hosted the Tuesday Evening Garden Club at her Parkway home with 13 members and two visitors. Mrs. Brame led in the president's absence, Mrs. Burns directed a gardening Q A session, poems by Mrs. King and Mrs. Tate, a bird contest, and a winning prize awarded to Mrs. Reitzel Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tate
Parkway
J. D. Brame
Jones Burns
J. H. King
Chapel Hill
Tate
North Carolina Symphony to Perform in High Point
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra will give two concerts at the High Point junior high school sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Council and Musical Art Club. The event aims to support the city’s revived music program for children with vocal and instrumental instruction and music appreciation. Tickets may be bought in advance or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Musical Art Club
High
North Carolina Sy Orchestra
Richard Horner Balliant
Dria
T Music Company
Merit
Simple Ceremony Unites Miss Maljeva and C W Stalnaker
Miss Delores Maljeva of Harrisburg Pennsylvania becomes the bride of C W Stalnaker of this city in a simple ceremony at 6 o clock last evening at the home of Dr O C Williamson pastor of the First Presbyterian church 641 Colonial drive. The couple will reside at the Sheraton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Maljeva
Harrisburg
C. W. Stalnaker
O. C. Willaimson
First Presbyterian Church
Colonial Drive
Williamson
W. A. Stalnaker
Country Club Hosts Ladies' Bridge Evening at Emerywood
The Emerywood Country Club held its bi weekly ladies bridge event at the clubhouse with five tables of contract bridge. Mrs. C. B. Beaver won the prize a double deck of bridge cards. Club hostesses were Mesdames Paul Casey and D A Kirkman. The second event is planned for Friday evening as part of the January bridge series. The annual meeting is set for Tuesday at eight o clock at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
C. 8. Beaver
Paul Casey
D. A. Kirkman
Mesdames
Thomas
Country Club
Mrs Carter Dalton Elected President of Local YWCA
Mrs Carter Dalton was chosen to succeed Mrs Horace Haworth as president of the YWCA at a post annual meeting of the board of directors held after the banquet. Four directors on sabbatical leave prompted new board elections, with Mrs Fred Thomas as vice president and Miss Julia Liles named secretary. The slate included Mrs F R Auman and Miss Lucille Johnston returning for terms, while four others filled vacancies. The gathering featured reports from finance and membership committees and musical performances by local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
Horace Haworth
Young Women’s Christian Association
Friends Annex
Fred Thomas
Julia Liles
Lucille Johnston
F. R. Auman
P. W. Flagge
Henry Foscue
Howard Hartzell
Kenneth Redman
Lillian Massey
M. J. Wrenn
R. T. Amos
Catherine Howard
Industrial Girls’ Committee
Gladys Ellington
Business Girls
J. D. Ross
W. L. Jackson
C. F. Tomlinson
H. A. White
Nelle Ansley
High Point
Betsy Dupuy
Ollie Brown
Rosalie Andrews
Cecil Haworth
The
Central Friends Co
Dorothy Hoskins
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Victor Herbert
the Red Mill
Courage
Huhn
Brentwood P T A Hears Dr The At Its January Meeting
The Brentwood P T A held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 PM with President Mrs J B Forward presiding. Rev H L Fes led devotionals and a musical program featured violinist Mrs Hubert Barrier and pianist Mrs T E Strickland. After the business session, the speakers of the evening were in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Forward
H. L. Fesperman
Hubert Barrier
T. E. Strickland
Social Club Gatherings and Events Schedule
Wednesday 8 p m study group of High Point Council of Jewish Women meets with Mrs Charles Lerner on Circle drive. Thursday 3 p m Entre Nous club reg meeting hosted by Mrs C F Long at 2387 Elm avenue. Friday 2 p m Sorosis club hosted by Mrs H N Phillips at Parkway home. 3 p m Priscilla club entertained by Mrs R S Lafferty on Louise avenue. 8 p m Emerywood country club bridge party at clubhouse reservations advised. Saturday 2 30 p m Sedgefield Hunt club live hunt from the Inn. 1 p m Idylwild club first dance of new year at Sedgefield Manor with John Peddicord orchestra.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Charles Lerner
Circle Drive
H. N. Phillips
Sorosis Club
Parkway
Priscilla Club
R. S. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
Sedgefield
Health education program for children and school
Dr W T Tice spoke on the importance of good health to a child's education, citing parental vigilance for deformities and defects and advocating home habits, exercise, and rest. Dr R A Herring summarized Brentwood lower grade health Examinations and treatments. Miss King’s class presented Good Health and earned the attendance banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Tice
R. A. Herring
Brentwood
Ray Street P T A Holds Informal Regular Meeting
Fog and a small audience marked the Ray Street P T A meeting as speaker Mrs. Clyde A Milner failed to arrive for the scheduled talk. Mrs. O C Williamson gave a devotional on guiding children while Mrs A B Huff and Mrs J W Lindsay sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Clyde A. Milner
Milner
O. C. Williamson
A. B. Huff
J. W. Lindsay
Geddie Strickland
R. F. J. Johnson
Miss Bell
Richard Lee Lanier Entertains Friends On Sixth Birthday
Mrs. Jack Lanier hosted a birthday party at 907 Asheboro Street for her son Richard Lee Lanier who turned six. Guests included Nancy Queen Minnie Lanier Darrell Everett Johnny Fulp and others as gifts were exchanged and refreshments served around a pink green and white birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lanier
Asheboro Street
Richard Lee
Lanier
Virginia Edwards
Berta Mae Foster
Nancy Queen
Minnie Lanier
Darrell Everett
Johnny Fulp
Peggy
Franklin Adams
Doris
Franklin Hazzard
Sammy Shefffield
Shirley
Doris Foster
Douglas
Frances
Thurman Vincannon
Doris Ann
Richard Lanier
Carolinas Bridge Enthusiasts Attend Pinehurst Tournament
Invites go to several hundred bridge lovers in the Carolinas for the Pinehurst Mid-Southern tournament January 28 and 29 at The Carolina. Mrs. Anne Baker Fenner of Tarboro directs with a large committee, offering multiple qualifying rounds and social events plus golf and shooting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Carolinas
Anne Baker Fenner
Tarboro
Carolina
Fenner
Claude Ramsay
Carl Butman
Washington, D. C
Lillian Rutzler
Lexington
Bridge And Garden Clubs Entertained At Thomasville
Social items from Thomasville report a bridge afternoon hosted by Mrs. Claiborne Pennington with three tables and prizes for Miss Isabel Boyles and Mrs. Walter Newby. The Garden club met at Mrs. R. G. Jennings with talk on roses by Tom Alderman Sykes and refreshments for twenty one. Miss Dolly Hite arrived to visit the Hites on Salem Street. The Woman's Missionary society of First Baptist held a Monday meeting with 45 members present and devotional led by Mrs. Prevette Westmoreland on tithing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street Circle
W. Connor
Circle One
Ward Street
M. EB
F. T. Stanley
R. Co. Kirk
L. B. Swanson
S. W. Connor
Thomasville
Claiborne Pennington
Isabel Boyles
Walter Newby
Roy Proctor
Z. P. Long
Douglas Crutchfield
P. M. Sherrill
C.L. White, Jr
Bertram Heathcote
Jesse Finch
Evelyn Webb
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Evelyn Baker
Nancy Kyser
Thomasville Garden Club
R. G. Jennings
C. L. Harris
John R. Myers
J. C. Green
Tom Alderman Sykes
Dolly Hite
Culpepper
Meade Hite
Salem Street
Miss Hite
Hite
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Prevette Westmoreland
Missionary society meeting highlights gifts for world missions
The Janie Tuttle Missionary society met Monday evening with Mrs. J. C. Lloyd and Miss Margaret Thompson as hostesses. President Mrs. R. Watkins presided. Miss Eugenia Booth sang Take My Life and Miss Thompson led a devotional. The program centered on Our Gifts For World-Wide Missions with Bulletin extracts read by Mrs. Ernest Freedie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Tuttle
Singing Bee at Duck Club Delights Guests
At the Duck clubhouse in Sedgefield about 50 people from High Point Greensboro and Burlington joined Duck club members and guests for a singing bee hosted by George Dobbins and Owen Ritchie. Miss Earline Adams directed group singing with pianists Mrs. Wilbur Spainhour and Miss Evelyn Boyd. The evening featured old favorites and recent tunes, a sweet course with coffee, and dancing to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
High Point
Greensboro
Burlington
Duck Club
George Dobbins
Owen Ritchie
Earline Adams
Wilbur Spainhour
Evelyn Boyd
Plans Underway To Reorganize AAUW At Tea
Mrs. H A White and Miss Vera Idol host a tea at 3 30 pm Saturday at Wrenn Memorial Library High Point College to revive the High Point AAUW branch. The event invites eligible High Point women for active or associate membership with eligibility rules tied to college degrees and years of study. It aims to renew interest and review state association activities regardless of formal branch formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
American Association of University Women
H. A. White
Vera Idol
Wrenn
International Federation of University Women
Pupil Music Program Led by Dan W. Smith at Louise Ave Studio
Music pupils of Dan W. Smith presented a recital at the residence studio on Louise Avenue Monday evening. The program featured a diverse set of selections including works by Caldara Rubinstein Mozart Schubert Schumann Elgar and many others performed by students under Smith’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Avenue
Dan W. Smith
Nym
Amiche
Caldara
Asra
Rubinstein
Grenadiers
Schumann Vance Smith
Mozart
Schindler
Te Coscos Watts
Hazel Wright
Gretchaninoff
Wenner
Elgar Vance Smith
Villanelle
Del’Acqua
Alberti
Snell Family Vacation Visit and Illness Notice
Freshments were served after a long business session as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snell and son Charlies Jr of Woodbury New Jersey visited Mollie Snell on Myers Street. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson were called to Wilson Mills Sunday due to the illness of Mr Wilsons father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snell
Charlies, Jr
Woodbury
N. J
Mollie Snell
Myers Street
Ralph Wilson
Wilson Mills
Mr. Wilson
DAR Regent Praises Mrs Welborn At North Carolina Chapter
Mrs. Eugene Davis state regent for the North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution was guest of honor at the Alexander Martin chapter meeting in Raleigh. She lauded local member and state genealogical records chairwoman Mrs. J B Welborn for national recognition of her work, spoke on DAR programs including Indian relief, Crossnore school clothing drives, and Ellis Island migrant aid, and announced delegates to the DAR Congress beginning April 18 in Raleigh with election details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
Raleigh
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Alexander Martin
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
National Historical Magazine
Ellis Island
Davis
Edith Moore Sherrod
EK. Lambeth
Syl Oley
Chester C. Haworth
D.A.R. Congress
Raleigh Weed
Washington
Kearns
Haworth
High Point Garden Club Hosts Winter Meeting
High Point Mrs. Fred J. Bartlett entertained the High Point Garden club yesterday morning at her Emerywood Estates home. About 18 members attended as two speakers discussed glassified laboratory flowers from Harvard and the role of fertilizers and sprays in gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Bartlett
Emerywood Estates
High Point Garden Club
Bartlett
C. F. Tomlinson
W. B. McEwen
Services at the Churches Christian Science January 9 1938
The article notes church services in Christian Science communities on Sunday January 9 1938. The Golden Text from First Corinthians 10 16 discusses communion and blessing. It cites a Bible verse about hunger and thirst after righteousness and references passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
For holiness is requisite to gain holiness in life
The fragment speaks on holiness as essential to spiritual practice and the role of prayer. It suggests that prayer alone cannot grant ultimate truth without willing sacrifice and daily effort aligning with God's will. The piece emphasizes fervent desire and practical living.
Women of Moose Board Meeting Announced
The Women of the Moose schedule an executive meeting at 7 30 this evening urging all officers to attend. The notice stresses collective oversight and timely attendance for organizational duties.
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Mod
Officers Appointee Safety Merit Bad Examiners For Scouts
Executive W. Hackney announced two new appointees to advise Scouts in the Hig district on safety procedures leading to a merit badge in safety. Police Chief W. G. Sergeant Jack W. Me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Identifica
Uwharrie O Boy Scouts
W. Hackney
Hig
W. G
Jack W. Me
Girl Scout Office Opens on West Washington Street
The Girl Scout office on West Washington Street was opened today announced by Miss Olass executive. Miss Nicholas said general leader training began this week and would continue this afternoon at 4 o clock at Wesley Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Miss Olas
Miss Nicholas
Baseball Bats Reach Full Length As Measurement Set
The report notes bats extended to full length when the official length measurement was established, with the precise length given in inches. This marks a standardization moment for the sport.
Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Cold
Calotabs are promoted as a thorough intestinal eliminant and diuretic aid in treating colds. One or two tablets are taken first night, with a possible third dose if needed, to cleanse the virus laden mucus and toxins from the intestinal tract and promote kidney elimination. A family package costs twenty five cents and a ten cent trial package is offered.
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University of Chattanooga
Miss Maljeva
Stalnaker
John Maljeva
John Harris High School
Dickerson Pre-law College
Carlisle
Sheraton Hotel
YWCA
Brentwood P-T.a
Dr. the
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
P T.A
Richard Lee Lanier
C. M. Waynick
Laurance Ingram
Harry Lindeman
Northsouth
Mitchell
Howell
Claude Rameau
W. T. Clark
Wilson
R. C. Graham
Pulaski
William Swain
Sarah Philips Tompkins
J. R. Cooper
Rocky Mount
Kenneth Royal
Goldsboro
H. 8. McKay
Cheraw
W. G. Clark
Leila B. Gilliam
Corley
T. H. Royster
Charles Duffy
New Bern
Nan Clark
C. G. Hooten
Lytchburg
W. B. Eliott
Roanoke
Maida Williamson
Charlotte
Philip Sowers
Salisbury
Harvey Moore
George Graham, Jr
Frank K. Sims, Jr
R. M. Miller
Tomas Hines
Frank Stevens
Fred Bahnson
Winston-Salem
Charles Cannon
Concord
William R. Craig
Mocksville
A. L. Brooks
Lynn Williamson
William Holderness
Dalziel Sprunt
John 8. Schenck
Shelby
EB. C. Topleman
Henderson
Hamilton Powell
Oxford
William Dalton
Reidsville
E. L. Setzier
Hickory
Carter Harrall
Elliott Reed
Savannah
James Ficklen
Greenville
N. C
Marguerite Jennings
Spartanburg
Claudia Knowlton
Columbia
Sykes
AAUW
Tea
Gaul
Levitsky
Captain Stratton
Chee Os Taylor
Bea
Hamblen
Jordan
Sprose “Madrigal
Chaminade
Love Is
Wina
MacFayden
Dar
J. 5. Welch
Women of Moose
Girl Scout
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