Greensboro Altrusans honor two members at January program
Roy Morgan address before the Greensboro Altrusa club at the Sheraton highlighted the Pearl Harbor attack and prewar tensions involving Japan. The program honored Miss Lucile Johnston on her upcoming marriage and Mrs. Mabel Burnett who is leaving for Reidsville, with gifts and tributes from club members.
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Roy Morgan
Greens- 0
FBI
Greensboro
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Morgan
Louise Schoch
Evelyn Sutton
Sarah Holmes
Pearl Harbor
United States
Japan
Manchuria
Lucile Johnston
Clarke Fennell Cullers
Front Royal
Mabel Burnett
Aea
Reidsville
Burnett
Evelyn Sutton Made the Presentation. With ‘Well-Chosen Remarks, and Ms. Burnett
Mr. Morgan
Miss Johnston
Mary Ballard
P. C. Smith
Lois Welborn
Hinshaw May Wedding Weekend Events At Emerywood
A sequence of social events centers on Miss Garnett Hinshaw and her fiancé Clifford H. May of Occoquan Virginia. The schedule includes dinners bridge receptions and a January dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club with a wedding set for Saturday at the First Methodist church and a post ceremony reception for families and guests.
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Emerywood Country Club
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Hinshaw
Clifford Horton May
Occoquan
Friendship Club
M. E. Cox
Edgedale Drive
C. R. Hinshaw, Jr
Rotary Drive
Miss Hinshaw
Mr. May
YWCA Club Plans Representation At Columbia South Carolina
The YWCA Business and Professional Club met with 23 members. Miss Helen Young was named the new representative to the Business Clubs council. Delegates will attend the mid winter conference in Columbia February 28 29. The inter state conference gathers North and South Carolina clubs. registration due February 10.
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Business and Professional Club
The
YWCA
Miks Unity Nash
Helen Young
Business Clubs Council
Columbia
S. C
North
South Carolina
Ptngram
Annabell Yompson
Polio
Greensboro
F. L. Conrad
AAUW Invited To Greensboro Meeting To Hear Visitor
High Point branch of the American Association of University Women invites members to a Greensboro gathering at Mrs. M. K. Young's home on Meadowbrook Terrace Irving Park. Mrs. Polak Daniels of Holland will speak at 3 PM on Reconstruction Aid funded visit focused on women's roles in Holland and opportunities for women. Daniels will also speak in Durham and Asheville during her South Atlantic tour.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
Greensboro
M. K. Young
Meadowbrook Terrace
Irving Park
Polak Daniels
Holland
J. Q. Seawell, Jr
Sident
Greensbro Nch
Daniels
Mrs Ed Thrower Hosts Woodmen Circle Bridge Club
Mrs Ed Thrower entertained the Woodmen Circle Bridge club Monday night at her Edgewood avenue home. Bridge and other card games were played with prizes awarded to Mesdames James Ellington and Caruso Marsh. A sweet course and coffee were served by the hostess. Bathing is forbidden among many of the inhabitants of Tibet.
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Ed Thrower
Woodmen Circle Bridge Club
Edgewood Avenue
James Ellington
Caruso Marsh
Mothers honor sons at sixth birthday party at YWCA
Mrs Grace Harrison and Mrs Walter Kester Sr hosted a children's party at the YWCA to celebrate the sixth birthday of Wayne Harrison and Walter Kester. The event featured hospitality and moving pictures shown by Miss.
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Wayne Harrison
Walter Kester
Grace Harrison
YWCA
Birthday Party for Hedrick Children at Dining Room
Young guests enjoyed a party for Hedrick with a two tiered football shaped cake. Each child took a candy basket as a keepsake and Wayne and Walter received many gifts from twenty three attendees.
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Hedrick
Léeeréeam
Wayne
Walter
BPWC Members To Meet This Evening
All members of the High Point club are urged to attend the monthly business meeting at 7:30 this evening at the Sheraton hotel. Mrs Kate B Ragan president of the club issued the invitation.
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High Point Business and Professional Woman's Club
Sheraton Hotel
R. E. Kelly
Garnett Hinshaw
Bridge
W. W Lentz
Westwood
Kate B. Ragan
Jamestown Meeting Postponed to February 5 at 7 30
Jamestown community meeting delayed one week from January 29 to February 5 at 7 30, inviting Jamestown school district patrons to discuss the proposed building program. The item also notes a rise in per capita travel for Americans from 400 miles in 1916 to 2400 miles in 1940.
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Jamestown
Mothers' Prayer Band to Meet Tomorrow
The Mothers' Prayer band will meet Thursday afternoon at two thirty at the home of Mrs. C. L. Benson 307 Davis street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Monroe announce the birth of a daughter Harriett Lynn January 25 at Boulevard unit of High Point memorial hospital. The North Sea island Sylt's dialect closely resembles English. Per capita annual consumption of cigars in the United States declined from 63 in 1923 to 41 in 0.
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Mothers’ Prayer Band
C. L. Benson
Davis Street
Jimmy L. Langston
Sherrod Street
James Larry
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Langston
Betty Sheffield
High Point
Harry B. Monroe
Tipton Street
Harriett Lynn
Sylt
North Sea
Europe
United States
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