Garden Club Hears Shells Talk By Mrs Cottam In High Point
The High Point Garden club met at Mrs A E Tate's Broad Street home with Mrs Rob ert Cottam giving a talk on collecting shells described as a hobby. The meeting opened with a civic poem, and tributes were paid to the late Mrs W H Ragan. Mrs Cottam displayed rare shells and books, noting 65 000 known species and collecting mainly from Sanibel Island Florida. She plans to acquire a few missing shells to complete her collection and was presented a gift by Mrs O P Moffitt.
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High Point
J. D. Cox
O. P. Moffitt
Cottam
Florida
Sanibel Island
Fla
Marco Island
Mrs. Cottam
Mesdames J. W. Austin
Fred J. Bartlett
W. C. Beavans
S. C. Clark
Joseph D. Cox
Carter Dalton
W. J. Fraley
Hazel Hardin
Howard Hartzell
W. A. Hayes
Rebekah Lodge to Meet Tomorrow Evening at Hall
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the Commerce street hall for its regular business session. Members are urged to be present. A note on mattress care advises turning it regularly and avoiding the edges to prevent sagging.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Commerce Street
L. Hamilton Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of
North Hamilton
Utopian Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Groome at Emerywood
Mrs J I Groome hosted a Utopian Study club luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. President Mrs L C Matton led a brief business session and secretary Mrs Valette J Harris read a Red Cross thank you letter for Christmas gifts to soldiers. Members attended include Mrs Alexander and others.
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Utopian Club
J. I. Groome
Utopian Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
L. C. Matton
Valette J. Harris
Frank Wall
Camp and Hospital
Red Cross
Twentieth Century Club Luncheon Discusses France
Mrs. Charles Risch hosted a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club for the Twentieth Century Study Club. Mrs. Fred Metcalfe presented a paper on France, tracing its Mediterranean influence, naval history, and postwar implications, followed by a magazine article read aloud. Members present included Mrs. J. W. Thomas, H. V. Koonts, E. D. Henderson, and others.
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Charles Risch
Twentieth Century Club
Twentieth Century Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
France
Fred Metcalfe
England
Europe
Napoleon
Mediterranean
Darlan
Germany
Mrs Bivins Reviews Yankee From Olympus For Club
Members of the Mid Week Study club heard Mrs W L Watson entertain on Brentley circle yesterday afternoon. Mrs W F Bivins gave the review of Katherine Brinker Bowen’s Yankee From Olympus and kept listeners engaged with lively remarks and vivid character portraits. Mrs H W McCain presided and opened with a prayer as a light business session followed. dessert was served to present members and the guest.
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W. L. Watson
Brentley Circle
W. 4. Bivins
Olympus
Katherine Brinker Bowen
Friendly Garden Club Hosts Talk on Landscaping
The Friendly Garden club met at Mrs. A M Upshaw's home with about ten members. Mrs. W L Kivett led the program on Fruit Trees for Landscaping, highlighting dual benefits of beauty and fruit. Mrs. John McMahon spoke on planting and culture of sweetpeas and Mrs. Worty described outdoor houseplants in California. Mrs. Roy Brown led a brief session as president.
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Friendly Garden Club
A.M. Upshaw
Avenue
W. L. Kivett
Jewish Women Meet in High Point Council Session
The High Point council of Jewish Women held its January meeting at Mrs. Ed Leyton's Woodrow Avenue home with associate hostess Mrs. J. Fine. President Mrs. Ben Herman led the session as members considered approval of legislation for better teacher salaries. A National Council letter noted recognition from the OPA for price control and rationing efforts. Herman attended a Charlotte conference January 17. Members volunteered to staff local theaters to raise funds for the March of Dimes and fight infantile paralysis.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ed Leyton
Woodrow Avenue
J. Fine
Harry Jacobs
Ben Herman
National Council
OPA
National Council of Jewish Women
Bureau of Public Relations, War Department
War Department
Charlotte
Training program and supper held by scout leaders
Closest cooperation between Girl Scout leaders and council members in High Point began with an informal spaghetti supper and training session at Girl Scout headquarters on College Street. Plans for three more suppers and crafting instruction were approved, aiming to strengthen troop leadership and establish a junior council elected by local troops.
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High Point
Girl T
College Street
Ram
J. G. Dongett
Owen Reese
Harding McKinney
Fielt
Mabel Burnett
High Point Girl Scout
Women Of Moose Hold Business Session At Hall
The Women of The Moose held their regular meeting with Senior Regent Frances Lopp presiding. Six new candidates were voted on, bulle tins from Grand Chancellor Catherine Smith read, and a note from Moosehaven Supt Mr Haan acknowledged Christmas gifts. March of Dimes collection at theatres was approved for Sunday night January 21. A sunshine basket was sent to publicity chairman Willard Evans in hospital. Mooseheart endowment fund pledge and nine o’clock ceremony observed before adjournment.
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Willard Evans
Mooseheart Endowment Fund
Fine Arts Talk At Thomasville Club Hears McMillan
The Fine Arts Department of the Woman's club in Thomasville entertained by Mrs. Ben Harris on Carmall Street with Mrs. Clai borne Pennington and Mrs. Keith Williams as associates. Rev. J. A. McMillan presented a program titled Across the Carline, discussing Booker T. Washington George Washington Carver and James Weldon Johnson. Tea followed for members and guests. Miss Sallie Clodfester visited High Point last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bannier Davis.
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Thomasville
Fine Arts
The
Woman's Club
Ben Harris
Carmall Street
Claiborne Pennington
Keith Williams
Vann Stringfield
J. C. Pennington
J. A. McMillan
Booker T. Washington
George Washington Carver
James Weldon Johnson
Larry Anderson Improves After Illness at Pinecrest
Larry Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Willis J Anderson has been very ill at his home Pinecrest on route one but is improving. Miss Dot Brintle of 207 W Ray Street is a patient at the Washing
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Larry Anderson
Willis J. Anderson
Pinecrest
Miss Dot Brintle
W. Ray Street
Club Meetings and Services Schedule For Thursday and Sunday
Calendar lists 3:30 pm Tea and Topics with Mrs Hallenbeck on Forest Hill drive and Canterbury club with Mrs Sale on Otteray Drive. 7 pm Woman's club dinner with City Manager Braden as speaker at Emerywood Country club. 8:15 pm USO dance for service men. Sunday buffet at YWCA 5 to 7 pm with Y clubs. Also notes hospital recoveries for Mrs. J. B. Hallenbeck and Mrs. Marvin Ingram seeking visitors.
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Tea and
Fred H. Hallenbeck
Forest Hill Drive
Canterbury Club
V. D. Sale, Jr
Otteray Drive
Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
Roy S. Braden
W. B. Weaver
Spray
USO
High Point
YWCA
Junior Service Lea Co
Ton Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Names Listed From Baltimore Area Notables
A long OCR fragment lists numerous Baltimore and surrounding area names including Mrs. Foe Mrs. Guinan Mrs. Horrigan and several others, with scattered missing titles and minor inconsistencies. Mentions also reference Annapolis Baltimore New Hampshire Manchester New Jersey and Pennsylvania locales.
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New Hampshire
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Wo Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
Garden Club
Nelson
Francis B. Nelson
N. Main St
Srcone
Rom Allr
Minnie Lee
Steed
Vera Buckner
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Ye Hedgecock
Helen W
Valerigh
Princess Beauty Shop
Rebekahs
Mrs. Bivins
Upshaw
Offee
Chicoty
Aester
Val Fon
Mrs
Egypt
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Taglets
Pacific
Richard Bong
Marge Vattendahl
Superior
Wisconsin
International Soundphoto
Women of
Moose
Hears McMillan
Marvin ‘Ingram
Gilbert Street
Washington Street
Ingram
Vicks VapoRus
Martha Jay
Springfield Friends Church
Elizabeth Reddick
F Point
Meers
A. Wesley Oldham
Jefferson Bldg
Greensboro
Guilford
Wirs
Filberts
Mrs. Filbert
Miss Irma Holding
West North Street
Raleigh, North Carolina
WoLdez
Ellen C. Hatmaker
Strasburg, Virginia
Beatrice W. Crawford
North Spring Court
Baltimore
Delaware
F. J. Strickland
Newark
Maryland
Y C. Justice
Balto
Cecilia
Massachusetts
Mes. G. Teeces
Arlington
B. Toptiffe
Belmont
Keith M
New Jersey
Bias F
Brigantine Booge
Gloucester Ave
Ae Newark Mre. C. Marker
Pennsauken
New York
R. N. McCann
Adame
H. Stevenson
Claverack
MacMaster
Middle Grove
Florence Clute
Scotia
North Carolina
W. A. Webber
Havelock
B. L. Maynerd
Weldon
Cooksey
Winston-Salem
Russell
Pennsylvania
George Tisdale
Chester
A. W. Kunkle
Walters
Harri Ethal Ghertnut Moore
Marvin Wright
Philo
Marcerum
Willow
RK. W. Richards
Yeades
Rhode Island
Virginia
Tone M. Geena
Arli Mies
A. J. Burgess
R Misa
C. P. Moore
Richmond
E. Pugh
Connecticut
W. Beche
M. E. Williams
Hartford
L. W. Greenbacker
Middlefield
Mise
F. C. Piecher
New Haven
Willard Robb
Chas. Wade
L. M. Ellis
Wethersfield
E. M. Smith
Windsor
H. 8. Brobst
Bimburet
District OF Columbia
Joseph A. Bayer
Washington
Clara Cassidy
D. M.curran
Falkinbury
M. Be, Farley
J. Maynard
M. Ndet
Mies
Ruch
Louisiana
Pfe
A. Mullins
New Orleans
Maine
C. L. Webber
Belfast
H.randall
BE. Livermore
E. A. Moore
Ellsworth
C. P. Triplett
L. C. Tuttle
W. S. Walton
E. Weichseldorfer
C. H. Weitsel
Robert Willis
A. E. Wine
M. Wisner
M. Wolfsohn
B. Insley
Cambridge
W. C. Evans
Catonsville
H. Gutridge
Mary
Wincett
Lutherville
Mre
F. Dougherty
M. A. Gibbs
E. Beacdon
Bradford
L. J. Morton
F. Reed
M. F. Bacon
Danvers
E. Jacobson
Dedham
A. Sprague
Duxbury
C. H. Andrews
FB. Milton
C. Estes
Licensers Co
M Tapdick
D. E. Smith
Melrose
A. Adams
Milton Mes
M. J. Meyer
Newton
H. Spencer
East Orange
Shirley M. Landers
Glen Ridge
T. Miller
Haddonfield
Garie, Jr
Mt. Arlington
Speaker
Meyers
New Brunswick
Harry Engleman
New Providence
C. M. Morris
Brassaic
P. Robertson
Pascaic
E. Kirk
Ridgewood
H. W. Denham
Albany
Edwina L. Lewis
A. D. Schinnerer
M. J. Conomikes
Binghampton
A. Meade
Mrs. R. Goshen
Brooklyn
Sadie Kella
M. C. Pearce
Cortland
Db. G. Haley
Duanesburg
Neva Gray
Ellenville
Carolyn Mer
Elmira Mra
W. Wood
Gloversville
H. D. Smith
Green Island
L. W. Baldwin
Oxford
H. Hambrecht
Syracuse
BE. Rush
Chapel Hill
Edith W. Harrill
MH. Hillis
Frankie Neal
R. Underwood
Caladonia Neal
Durham
L. Pridgen
T. B. Meadows
Goldsboro
KE. Buchanan
K. Heitkamp
Hi. W. Hirsch
B. W. Lefler
Betty Underwood
Okla H. Cecil
G. BE. Wertz
N. FP. Hall
N. Wilkeshore
W. D. Coburn
Raleigh
Thomas Reece
T. D. Johnson
Willow Ring
Carlton
Winston-Sa
A. Pipkin
Skidmore
Eden Dubois
Phils
Wim. K. Eggeling
Phila
Anna B. Franklin
Harry Anton
Mra
Ke’ Hiltebrendt
A. Hirshberger
Dorothy Holm
Helen Koon
Sarsh Wood
Ethel Wasser
Piper
W. McFadden
Pitter
Rescoe Ward
Reading
Upper
Lillian de Wees
Stee
I. Mechdy
Stewa
M. Moxey
Swar
Verna Kesch
Temple
G. FR. Hecox
Purana
Yvonne Cambio
Ethel Austin
Leo Lemoi
Warwick
South Carolina
Wilson, Samtes
Vermont
8. Deesutels
Burlin
L. C. Drohat
Mont
C. BP. Fiske
Norta
P. Thayer
Wallin
O. Phaneuf
Mamie Oneal
Artic Mra
G. Christman
Alexar
M. Snow
Byron M. Stites
W. Lackey
Charlottes
P. M. Heighter
Cliftes
M. H. Morton
Far
Bruce Myers
Hamps
J. Sadler
Harrison
G. Campbell
Lynch
KR. T. Paris
J. P. Reyer
Man
W. Sewell
Newport
Straus
Norte
W. Ll. Gay
Port
Nellie
D. Chester
Rich
L. E. Clark
M. R. Elmore
Ruth Glinn
G. H. McGhee
Rigg
J. Phinney
EB. Thomas
Ric
K. Walker
Richme
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