Women Of Nation To Convene In Washington For Defense Conference
Some 2 500 000 American women will send more than 11 000 delegates to the Thirteenth Women's Conference on National Defense for an Era to be held at the Mayflower Hotel Washington D C January 25 to 27 The program features speakers from Yale and former U S ambassadors and focuses on national defense in broad social ethical governmental and educational areas including civil rights and home guards among many affiliated organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D. C
Gladys Mooney
Detroit
James Harvey Rogers
Sterling
Yale University
James W. Gerard
U. S
Germany
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
American Gold Star Mothers, Inc
Afmerican Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Nicoll Fetes Visitors With Luncheon At Roland Park
A small luncheon was hosted by Mrs Randall B. Terry at her Roland Park home to honor Mrs B W Nicoll who will move to Charlotte next month and Mrs Otto Rudd mother of Mrs Nicoll. Guests included Mrs Froelich W L Tabb P W Grandjean Matt Wall Ben Cooper Ruth Bowne and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall B. Terry
Roland Park
B. W. Nicoll
Charlotte
Otto Rudd
Kenosha Wisconsin
Nicoll
M Nicoll
Rudd
Jake Froelich
W. L. Tabb
P. W. Grandjean
Matt Wall
Ben Cooper
Statesville
Ruth Bowne
Terry
Ladies Ayers and Watkins Honor Miss Betty Vetterlein
A luncheon bridge party at Sedgefield Inn hosted by Mrs. Allen H. Watkins and Mrs. Nathan M. Ayers honored Miss Betty Vetterlein of Ardmore Pennsylvania. Twenty two High Point guests attended with prizes for top scores and a lingerie gift for Miss Vetterlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Ayers and Watkins
Betty Vetterlein
Ardmore
Allen H. Watkins
Sedgefield
Mesdames
Watkins
Nathan M. Ayers
Sedgefield Inn
Evening Bridge Party At Emerywood Club
The Emerywood Country Club announces an evening bridge party for the entire membership tonight with a dinner dance featuring Italian spaghetti to be held Saturday January 22. John Peddicord and his Winston-Salem orchestra will play. Reservations for dinner must be made in advance with John C Abels by 10 o clock Saturday.
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Emerywood Country Club
Ctub House
Finner
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Country Club
John C. Abels
Combined Symphony Orchestras perform in High Point
The North Carolina Virginia Symphony Orchestra debuted in the state with two High Point concerts at a junior high auditorium. Richard Horner Bales conducted both matinee and evening shows without a score, eliciting strong audience response and five curtain calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Frank
North Carolina-Virginia Symphony Orchestra
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
H. S. Coffield
Musical Art Club
Edith Moore Sherrod
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
C. F. Tomlinson
Richard Horner Bales
Richmond
Bales
Cert
Tschiaskowsky
Mendelssohn
Mozgart
Moussorgsky
Weber
Mozart
Tschaikowsky
Johann Strauss
Lindow
Bare Mountain
John Powell
Weekend Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs
Friday 8 p m Emerywood country club bridge party for members at the clubhouse with advance reservations. Saturday 1 p m Indylwild club hosts first dance of the year at Sedgefield Manor featuring Johnson and orchestra. 2:30 p m live hunt from the Inn by the Sedgefield Hunt club. 3:30 p m tea at Wrenn Memorial Library with Mrs H A White and Miss Vera Idol from High Point college for eligible women aiding local AAUW chapter reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indylwild Club
Sedgefield Manor
Johnson Ani
Sedgefield Hunt Club
H. A. White
Vera Idol
High Point College
Wrenn Memorial Library
American Association of University Women
Red Cross Offers First Aid Class Tuesday February 18
A Red Cross first aid class will be held Tuesday at the Red Cross office with Mrs. W B Carter as instructor and Dr E T Harrison assisting. All Girl Scouts aged 12 and older and troop leaders are invited. The session begins promptly at 4 PM. Shirley Ann Phillips Born at Home Here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
W. B. Carter
E. T. Harrison
Thomasville Ace of Clubs Guests of Mrs. Alexander
Ace of Clubs members enjoyed a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. G T Alexander's home with three tables of contract bridge. W G Smith earned the high score and a double deck of cards. R K Farrington won a second prize perfume. Refreshments followed for a list of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ace of Clubs
G. T. Alexander
W. G. Smith
R. K. Farrington
Mesdames
Vernon Snider
Alvah Boyles
Charles Phillips
Walter Rapp
J. F. Garner
Julius Green
W. E. Tomlinson
Paul Hassler
Jesse Green
Frank Marr
Wesley Philathea class elects new officers at church meeting
The Wesley Philathea class of Main Street M. E. church met Tuesday at Mrs. Ed Cobb's home. Mrs. EB Poe led devotions as new officers were elected: president Mrs. J T Johnson, vice president and treasurer Miss Sallie Clodfelter, teacher D W Maddox, assistant teacher Mrs. J W Hausa, secretary Mrs. W B May, business secretary Mrs. J B Lather, and librarian Mrs. Ed Yokeley. Refreshments followed social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lambeth
First Baptist Church
Randolph Street
Fletcher
Wesley Philathea
Main Street
M. E
Ed Cobb
EB. J. Poe
J. T. Johnson
Sallie Clodfelter
D. W. Maddox
J. W. Hausa
W. B. May
J. B. Lather
Ed Yokeley
Attend Charter Day At Guilford College
A list of guests and attendees at Charter Day events at Guilford College includes Mr. and Mrs. Jean Patterson and Mrs. B. H. Williamson as visitors from here, with other local residents and families noted. Also listed are Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Hodgin and Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Boyles returning from a two week trip to Panama and southern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Patterson
B. H. Williamson
Miser Mare Snell
O. R. Hodgin
Alvah Boyles
Panama
Mary Gray Long
W. &. Long
The
City Memorial Hospital
James Boch
Detroit
Mich
Charlesa Phillips
8. C. Moore
Greensboro
G. Wyles
Mesdames
J. B. Lambeth
C. M. Hoover
F. I. Alexander
J. H. Myers
J. R. Blair
I. G. Greer
Sallie McCracken
Guilford College
F. R. Taylor
D. H. Parsons
D. R Parker
Joseph D. Cox
Murray M. White
Musical Art Club Meeting This Monday
The Musical Art Club will hold its January meeting at Em erywood Country Club Monday evening at 7 30. All members are urged to attend and note the hour change from 8 to 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Norma Page Nears Illness at Guilford General
Friends report Miss Norma Page is very ill and was moved to Guilford General Hospital yesterday afternoon after staying at her home since Wednesday. Mrs T Wingate Andrews of Salisbury, formerly of High Point, will arrive this afternoon to visit Mrs A Parker at Hillcrest drive for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Page
Guilford General Hospital
T. Wingate Andrews
Salisbury
High Point
A. &. Parker
Hillcrest Drive
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Mabe on Tryon Street
Mr and Mrs R G Mabe announce the birth of a daughter Florence Joan on January 7 at their Tryon Street home. Mrs Mabe formerly Mamie Hughes of this city.
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R. G. Mabe
Florence Joan
Tryon Street
Reorganizing A A U W Group With Tea Saturday
Mrs H A White and Miss Vera Idol plan a tea at the Wrenn Memorial library to reorganize the former American Association of University Women chapter for former members and eligible women. The event runs 3 to 5 pm Saturday with no formal invitations issued, inviting local eligible or associate members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
H. A. White
Vera Idol
Wrenn Memorial Library
Miss Crowder To Share Honors At Greensboro Party
High Point bride elect Miss Edith Crowder will share honors with Miss Irma Hornaday of Greensboro at a bridge party tonight hosted by Misses Elizabeth and Frances Bishop on North Mendenhall Street Greensboro. Both brides elect will marry in February. Crowder to Kermit Clontiger of Charlotte and Lincolnton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Edith Crowder
Irma Grey Hornaday
Greensboro
Elizabeth
Frances Bishop
North Mendenhall Street
Miss Crowder
Kermit Clontiger
Charlotte
Lincolnton
Miss Hornaday
Alson Gray
M. J. Crowder
J. F. Crowder
F. 8. Martin, d Jr
Mise Crowder
W. A. Horniday
Helen
Mildred
Agnes Crowder
Mildred Furgurson
Frances Gueth
Julia Coe
Dorothy Jones
Mesdames Kelman Gomo
Charlies Covington
Robert Williams
Martha Loftin
Paula Hobgood
Evelyn Troxler
Miriam Mason
Virginia Griffin
Nick Sample
Soul Trap Used by South Sea Islanders Says Story
Report describes a device called a soul trap used by natives of the South Sea Islands to capture the souls of enemies though details are sparse. The item is presented as part of a broader note on local beliefs and traditional practices.
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South Sea Islands
Kernersville D A R Chapter Is Entertained At Oak Ridge
The Joseph Kerner Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets at Mrs. Larkins Oak Ridge home hosted by Mesdames George Bellamy and R P Larkins. Devotional led by Mrs J P Adkins followed by business trading as regent EF N Allen notes upcoming State meeting in Raleigh March 7 to 9 and allocation of attendees. Tea planned for February by several members. Miss Margaret Allen discussed Colonial china and glassware with examples. Mrs Headen presented Colonial furniture topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Joseph Kerner
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Bellamy
R. P. Larkins
Raleigh
Mesdames Larkins
Vance
Mesdames
Carl Kerner
Philip Joyner
Zack
Frank Whittaker
Frank Whitaker
Margaret Allen
Rich ard Rutledge Fetes Birthday With Family Party
Mrs. R. B. Rutledge hosted a children's party on the Winston-Salem road to honor her son Richard's third birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments beneath a cake centerpiece. several relatives and friends attended. At another note, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Delk announce the birth of their son Donald Wayne on January 11 at their South Main street home. Both mother and child are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Rutledge
Winston-Salem Road
Richard
Ruby Zimmerman
Norman Gray
Harold Dean Yarber
David Powell
Jackie Thomas
Billie Wireless
Dickie Sossnick
Richard Rutledge
Lilly Child Ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital Raeford
18 month old Lilly Crawford of Raeford is critically ill with pneumonia at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Her grandmother is Mrs Lilly Thomas, formerly of H Point, connected to Gooch Thomas and Gooch Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Agnes Lilly
M Crawford Lilly
Raeford
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ling
Lilly Thomas
H Point
Gooch-Thomas, Inc
Lie Gooch, Inc
Daughters of America and Jr. Order Meet
A joint meeting of the Gu ford Council of the Junior Order of American Mechanics and Washington Council of the Can gers of America will be held at their hall in the Terry buildings this evening. No officers of both organizations will be installed. A feature will be an address by B. C. Sisk, Pleasant Garden, past state council. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guford Council of the
Junior Or of American Mechanics
Washington Council of the
Cangers of America
Terry Builds
B. C. Sisk
Pleasant Garden
Porecupines Swim High Out of Water
A humorous note describes porecupines leaping from water wearing rat life belts with air filled qtullet, whimsical imagery.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women of Nation
Washington
American War Mothers
American Women's Legion of the
Sons of Union Veterans
Dames of the Loyal Legion of
Daughters of the Defenders of the Republic
Daughters of Union Veterans
Florida Society of Patriots
Guadalupe Club
1848
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
National Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
National Ladies
National Yeoman F
New York Colony
National Society of New England Women
National Order of the Three Crusades, Inc
League of Women
Paul Reveres
Rhode Island Association of Patriots
National Society, Service Star Legion, Inc
Society For Constitutional Security
Society of New York States Women
Society of Sponsors of the U. S. Navy
Society of the Daughters of the U. S. Army
Westchester Security League
the Wheel of Progress
Women of the Army and Navy Legion of Valor
Women’s Auxiliary
Disabled American Veterans of the World War
Women's Overseas Service League
T. J. Gold, Jr
A. B. Henley
Wetterlein
Alajf Coursvoddy
Natches-on-the-Hill
Shirley Ann Phillips
Mrs
D. C. Phillips
Shirley Ann
Alexander
Tom Alderman Sykes
Colonial Drive
Parent-Teacher Association
J. C. Green
P.T. A
Uni
W. BE. Tomlinson
Charlies F. Lambeth
Miss Normant
Miss Robinson
Crowder
Alec
Louise Robbins
Rendezvous Brid Club
M Pink Linville
Clarice Jon
Char Case
Hegsté
Leonard Bunkmeyer
Idell Lonville
Charles Case
J. M. Pinnix, Jr
Margaret
Doris Allen
Euget Albert
Dot McCuiston
Low Robbing
Chice Jones
Idell Longille
Mary Wood McKenzie Salisbury
Walser
McKenzie
Forrow
Mar
Cape Mount
Liberia
Africa
Tom Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Philip Kerner
Oak Ridge
Son
Donald Wayne Delk
Lilly Child
Daughters America and Jr
Bobby Hart
Pear
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