Serposs Leads Opera Study For Junior League Members
Virginia Frank reports under an oil company’s aegis a Junior Service League study group reviews operas Benny Die Walkure and Rigoletto at home sessions. Emile Serposs lectured debuting as guide for the monthly program and plans to cover each opera before Metropolitan performances. The group grows from a few vacant seats to about fifty attendees as committees name Mrs Ed Millis Mrs Seborn Perry and others plan the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Frank
Lis
Emile Serposs
Junior Service League
Ed Millis
Serposs
Metropolitan Opera
Josephine Antoine
Aries Kulmann
Lawrence Tibbett
E Group
League
Everett Marsh
Wayne Sullivan
Matt Wall
Philomathean Club Cancels Red Cross Meeting
The Philomathean Club will not hold its Red Cross work meeting this week in the CA Red Cross room. No surgical dress materials are available, so the session is cancelled as announced by President Mrs. OP Maat.
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The
Philomathean Club
Red Cross
Acas
OP. Maat
CA Red Cross
Art Masters Work Represented In Exhibit At WCUC
Contemporary masters Pierre Picasso and Henri Matisse appear among 40 drawings in the Weather spoon Art gallery show at Women’s College Greensboro. The exhibit runs through Feb 12 with hours 9 to 5 weekdays and 9 to 12 Saturdays. It covers pencil to watercolor, includes three draftsmanship types, and features American artists Glackens Feininger Pascal Bacon O Keefe Hart Blume Siporin Graves and sculptors Lachaise Calder Maillol Despiau plus Barlach Moore Kolbe Linchitze and Marcks.
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Greensboro
Picasso
Matisse
Weatherspoon
Woman's College
Glackens
Feininger
Pascal
Bacon
O'Keefe
Hart
Blume
Siporin
Graves
Lachaise
Calder
Mailicl
Despiau
Barlach
Moore
Kolbe
Linchitze
Marcks
University Women Endorse Five-Point Program
The American Association to University Women endorsed the five point program at the January meeting hosted by Mrs. J. Moore on Rotary Drive. Members discussed state and national legislative aims, including a teacher salary schedule starting at 125 dollars monthly, and voted to wire representatives in support. The group also covered the National Fellowship fund progress, planned polio drive participation, and announced Dr. Edgar Knight as February guest speaker at High Point College.
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American Association To University Women
United Forces Oftion
J. & Moore
Rotary Drive
E. M. Shipman
A.A.U.W
Blake Thompson
Mrspson
R. B. Sutton
Edgar Knight
High Point College
Mesdames Moore
Margaret Farley
J. D. Ross
L. O. Hutchens
J. E. Beamon
R. L. Freeman
Kathleen Young
Thomasville Social Events Honor Arkansas and D C Guests
In Thomasville on January 23 a Sheraton High Point luncheon bridged to welcome Mrs. Joe Bales of Washington DC and Mrs. Frank Leach of Arkansas. A sequence of bridge parties and social teas followed, with prizes awarded and gifts given to the honored guests.
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Thomasville
Cohortatiin
Sheraton
High Point
Harry Brown Finch
Joe Bales
Washington, D. C
Frank Leach
Arkansas
Mrs. Finch
Mesdames Bales
Leach
Mesdames
M. L. Bales
Alvah Boyles
James Lambeth
Charles Banes
H. A. Cecil, Jr
David Diamont
Ray Hall
C. F. Finch
Ralph Lambeth
Parker Pepper Wedding Held at Pepper Home in Thomasville
The marriage of Miss Josephine Pepper of Thomasville to Joseph Yates Parker of Greensboro was solemnized at the Pepper home on Fisher Ferry Street Saturday afternoon January 20 at five o'clock. Dr. L B Hayes officiated with nuptial music reviewed by Anne Parkin and Joseph Parkin. The bride wore a brown gabardine outfit with a talisman roses corsage. her mother wore aqua crepe trimmed in black sequins and red roses.
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Thomasville
Josephine Pepper
Joseph Yates Parker
Greensboro
Edgar F. Pepper
Fisher Ferry Street
L. B. Hayes
Main Street Methodist Church
Anne Parkin
Ellerbe
Joseph Parkin
Winston-Salem
George Robinson Parker
Raleigh
Pentagon Club Hosts Mrs Bernard At Home Meeting
The Pentagon club will be entertained by Mrs Gilbert Bernard at her home 401 Parkway this evening for its regular meeting. The eight o clock start time was stated this morning.
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Pentagon Club
Gilbert Bernard
401 Parkway
Sgt H A Harris Completes Course At Washington and Lee
S Sgt H A Harris son of Mrs J M Harris 1400 English Street completed a course in P S at Washington and Lee Lexington Virginia He is now stationed in California.
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H. A. Harriss
H. A. Harris
J. M. Harris
English Street
Washington and Lee
Lexington
California
Greensboro Couple Wed In Formal Ceremony
A wedding followed by an informal reception hosted by the bride’s parents. The newlyweds planned a wedding trip and will reside at 113 McIver Street Greensboro after returning. Mrs Parker a Greensboro College graduate and former secretary at the American Agricultural Chemical Co Greensboro. The groom a Raleigh native educated at Wake Forest College and credit supervisor at the same company in Greensboro since 1937.
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McIver Street
Greensboro
Parker
Greensboro College
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Raleigh
Wake Forest College
Local Club Calendar Highlights Evening Meetings
The schedule lists supper meetings for the YWCA Business and Professional club at Adams Memorial, Altrusa at the Sheraton with O A Kirkman as speaker, and the Pentagon club at Mrs. Gilbert Bernard’s. Luncheon for Newcomers at Mrs. W A Jones home, Wild Flower Garden party hosted by Mrs. Garner, Priscilla club gathering at Mrs. Smith’s, plus a High Point Community Concert with Helen Traubel at the senior high auditorium and USO dance at the YMCA. An Emerywood Country club January dance closes the period.
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Business and Professional Club
The
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
O. A. Kirkman
May Hull
Josephine Cokie
Pentagon Club
Gilbert Bernard
Parkway
Newcomers Club
W. A. Jones
Greenway Drive
Wild Flower Garden Club
N. L. Garner
Lexington Avenue
Rotary Drive
High Point Community Concert Association
Helen Traubel
Metropolitan Opera Company
R. T. Amos
USO
Ymca Gymnasium
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Sian Nee
Dinner Program for Letter Carriers and Guests
Local Letter Carriers of the High Point Post Office and auxiliary held a dinner meeting at the YWCA on Saturday night January 20. State officers of the Letter Carriers union attended with the local postmaster and mail superintendent and their wives. A toastmaster and readings plus a piano solo highlighted the program. A salary raise discussion and a future state convention were noted.
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High Point Post Office
YWCA
Cration
S. C. Clark
B. G. Leonard
Dan Ed
Ti ' Payne
A. E. Williams
Shelley York
Amenceis Whitley
Jewel Myers
Congress
Ruth Surrat
Contract Bridge Rule Clash On Today's South Hand
The article argues that the old rule against playing against partner is not superior or inferior. It analyzes a deal where South's aggressive bidding led to a final contract. East could have disrupted declarer's plan by calming the club suit with the dummy's club ten.
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South
West
East
Declarer
Church Women Plan World Prayer Day Observance
The Church Women group met at Wesley Memorial Methodist church to plan World Day of Prayer activities for Friday February 16. Mrs C A Mc Murray presided as president with Mrs H A Knight elected historian and representatives from local churches attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. A. McMurray
Robert T. Cottam
H. A. Knight
First Baptist Church
Newcomers Club Meeting With Mrs W A Jones
The Newcomers club will meet with Mrs W A Jones at 1105 Greenway Drive Thursday afternoon at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jones
Greenway Drive
Stephens Bible Study at Grayson Home
The Stephens Bible study class meets at Mrs. C. Grayson’s home 1009 North Main Street Wednesday at 3 PM. Mrs. Grayson will lead the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Grayson
C. 3. Grayson
North Main Street
Moran Couple Welcome Son at Baptist Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jonah S Moran of 1021 Marion Street announce the birth of a son at Baptist hospital Winston Salem on Monday January 22.
Scout Leaders To Meet At Headquarters
Girl Scout leaders are asked to meet at the Girl Scout Quarters from six thirty to eight thirty Wednesday evening. Sandwiches and coffee will be served by members of the Girl Scout Council. Most of the time will be spent in doing handi craft.
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Girl Scout
Girl Scout Council
Mrs Smith To Entertain Club Meeting
Mrs Frank B Smith will host the Priscilla club at her home 1114 Rotary Drive Friday afternoon at three oclock as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Smith
Priscilla Club
Rotary Drive
Lard Rules Set Aside for Slaughtered Pigs
Hog dealers were told that seven and one half pounds of lard must be set aside for every 100 pounds of live weight pork slaughtered by federally inspected packers. The regulation took effect yesterday. An Army report notes Europe invasion drew record demand for military maps for a single operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Europe
Listen World By Elsie Robinson on Hate and Self Control
A 1945 essay argues that spite toward others harms the hater more than anyone. It urges readers to stop seeking revenge, accept life's annoyances, and avoid wasting joy and energy on malice. The piece condemns letting petty foes trap one in bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Plana Ron
Inns
Traffic Club To Meet Wednesday At Emmerywood
The High Point Traffic and Transportation club holds its fourth annual meeting at Emmerywood Country Club on Wednesday at 7 PM. W M Milles, chairman of the standing rate committee for the Southern Motors Rate Conference in Atlanta, will be the guest speaker. Incoming fliers will be installed and pictures of the 1945 Sugar game shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Traffic and Transportation Club
Emmerywood Country Club
W. M. Milles
Southern Motors Rate Conference
Atlanta
Aker
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Dodamead
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Geraldine Hedrick
Gatewood Avenue
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Hedrick
Dorothy Pegram
Mildred Jones
Faye Dodamead
Carolyna Smith
Helena Upshaw
Lathetis Clifton
William J. Creech
Ma Graham
N. L. Garner, Jr
Nelson
Senigts
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Vera Buchner
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Ra E Ams Belen
Alin Rizh
Kage
N. Malo Bt
Love
You
NCIC
Dr. Caldwell
BR. Caldwell
WCUC
Vicks VA
Harold D. Wall
Violet Yokeley
Miss Hedrick
Pegram
Smith
Clifton
Betsy Anderson
Willa Grey Lewis
Doak Finch
Contract Club
R. M. Cooksey
Mesdames Cooksey
George Corcoran
Robert Rapp
George Finch
Ralph Wilson
Austin Finch
James Lambeth, Jr
Ben Harris
Erwin Heights
Rock
Paul Hassler
R. E. Farrington
Walter F. Newby
T. E. Jennings
Rock Players
W. E. Tomlinson
Sunrise Avenue
Frank
Pentagons
Bernard
Wee
Mrs. Smith
Elsie Robinson
Traffic Club
Pan Nat
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Tasters
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