Graduate Nurses Honored At Informal Burrus Alumnae Dinner
About 35 people attended an informal dinner at the city lake dining room as Burrus Memorial Hospital alumnae entertained senior nurses from High Point Memorial Hospital who had just completed training and received their diplomas. The event featured a four course dinner at 6:30 with a rain interruption and flowers adorning the tables. Committee chair Lala Johnson guided arrangements with Kate Williard and Pearl Williamson.
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Burrus
City Lake
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point Memorial Hospital
Madge Hayworth
Mary Alice McNeil
Nancy Slate
Jessie Minnis
Thelma Dillinger
Mary Ruth Lassiter
Alene Reynolds
Hazel Cashatt
Edith Candler
Ruby Lee Pegram
Irish Hiatt
Lala Johnson
Kate Williard
Pearl Williamson
College Alumni To Increase Its Scholarship Loan
The Alumni Association of High Point College plans to boost the alumni scholarship loan fund at the June executive committee meeting held at Miss Helen Betts home 413 Gatewood Avenue. The memorial edition of the publication will soon be off the press and mailed to each member. Attendees included Mrs Ruth Myers Surratt Miss Thelma Moss Miss Irma Suits Miss Betty Sechrest Herman Coble and Dr N M Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association of
High Point College
Helen Betts
Gatewood Avenue
Miss Betts
Ruth Myers Surratt
Thelma Moss
Irma Suits
Betty Sechrest
Herman Coble
N. M. Harrison
Mrs. Monroe Honored By Methodists On Resignation As Choir Director
Mrs. Harry B. Monroe resigned as choir director of the First Methodist church after four years of service. Representatives of the congregation paid tribute at a party at Mrs. Thomas E. Strickland home on Fern street. Ralph Vance, Harve y Burgess, and Rev. Weldon spoke words of appreciation. Burgess presented a silver vegetable dish and bread tray as a church gift. Punch, delicacies, and flowers completed the gathering.
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Monroe
Harry B. Monroe
First Methodist
Thomas E. Strickland
Fernsale Drive
City hosts welcome party for new local couple
Mr and Mrs J H Davis and Mrs Sadie Uhl entertained with a land and picnic at the City lake to honor Mr and Mrs Knox Wilson Jr newly arrived to make their home. Attendees included Mrs Knox Wilson, Miss Susan Uhl, Betty Anne Rankin, Boonie Davis, Patricia Laley of Louisville Ky, Bobby Hauser, Gurney Wilson, and the Wilsons. The group swam then shared a picnic supper at the lake bur ee pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Davis
Sadie Uhl
Knox Wilson
Susan Uhl
Betty Anne Rankin
Gurney Wilson
Davis
Uhl
Ake
Births at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jimmie Monroe announce the birth of Wanda Diana on Sunday June 30 at the Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Ralph Craven announce the birth of Nancy Anne on June 26 at the Boulevard unit. Joe Stuart Burchfield son of Mr and Mrs Darrell L Burchfield born July 2 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Burchfield is the former Miss Ernestine Bulla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Monroe
Jimmie Monroe
Wanda Diana
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Nancy Anne Craven
Ralph Craven
Nancy Anne
Boulevard
Joe Stuart Burchfield
Darrell L. Burchfield
Chestnut Street
Joe Stuart
Burchfield
Ernestine Bulla
H. Ross Armsworthy
Washington Street
Mamie Schoenfeldt
Hamilton Street
Women Of Moose Postpone Meeting
The Women of the Moose postpone their regular meeting due to the July holiday and will open the session on a day next week.
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Women of Moose
the Moose
Toy
North Carolina letter carriers plan events at Sheraton and clubs
Calendar notes a Wednesday dinner dance for the North Carolina Letter Carriers Association at the Sheraton ballroom with Burke Bridges and his Thomasville orchestra. A dinner party honors Miss Jeanne Bales, a bride-elect, at the city lake. Additional Friday events include a picnic, dessert bridge, and a duplicate club meeting at Emerywood Country Club.
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North Rolina Letter Carriers Association
Sheraton Hotel
Burke Bridges
Thomasville
Frank B. Lee
Marjorie Kearns
City Lake
Jeanne Bales
Emerywood Ar Club
Clu
Edward Pasquali
Greensboro
Knox Wilson, Jr
Country Club
A. FE. Wilown
Twelve Belles Club
Jeff Pierce
Jeanne
Woodrow Avenue
Emerywood
Double M Club to Donate Paint to Y canteen
Double M club members met at Adams Memorial YWCA with thirty attendees. They voted to donate paint for the Canteen and plan a July meeting at the city lake with husbands as guests.
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Adams Memorial Ywca
Ralph James
Paul Godfrey
Franklin Welch
City Lake
Paul Robeson
Alton Stutts
Charles Collins
Smith Moss
N. M. Harrison
E. B. Collins
J. L. Robertson
St. Paul
Minn
W. R. Disbrow
Minneapolis
R. D. Baird
Local residents and visitors noted in High Point area notices
A string of brief society notices lists patients at High Point Memorial Hospital recovering from operations, visitors from Durham, Panama City, Richmond and other cities, travels to Ocean Drive and Myrtle Beach, and temporary absences for vacations and visits. The item ends with a note on astronomy implying light reveals heavy bodies' composition.
Winners Named in Emerywood Ladies Bridge Play
The Emerywood Country club hosted weekly ladies bridge with Mesdames J. T. Ryan and Laurance Ingram taking north-south duplicate, Mesdames P. Y. Adams and Valette J. Harris winning east-west. Miss Ellen Russell topped contract. Runners up were Mesdames Farrell Gray and C. Durland in NS and Mesdames W. E. Outen and Joseph T. Weaver in EW. A luncheon followed. Family Night dinner set for Thursday with members and guests.
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Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames J. T. Ryan
Laurance Ingram
Mesdames P. Y. Adams
Valette J. Harris
Ellen Russell
Mesdames Farrell Gray
C. Durland
Mesdames
W. E. Outen
Joseph T. Weaver
The Language of Cards and a Bridge Hand Example
Ostrow’s book illustrates card signaling with a bridge hand. If South plays the five spade versus the three, West interprets signals differently guiding ruff prospects and future discards. The echo concept ties payoffs to high then low cards to prompt partner action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Ostrow
Mr. Ostrow
South
West
Pattern 4565 wraps and ties for skirts and suits
Pattern 4565 offers a wrap and tie design suitable for skirts and suits in sizes 12 through 20. Includes keyhole and rever neck options with yardage details and a 25 cent order from Enterprise Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY. Also promoted is the Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book with a 15 cent add‑on for hats and gilet set.
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Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
THESE WOMENis HAVING CHILDREN A VICE
A historical column argues that childless living is promoted by landlords and ads, noting a shift from pride in large families to viewing children as a handicap. It critiques the rise of "No children" and "Adults only" housing notices and likens children to vices alongside smoking and drinking.
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PRA
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Martha Hauser
Zeke Lowder
Louise Huffman
Gladys Shepherd
Bertha Kopszynski
VFW
Boston
Mass
Nationa
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ruby Snyder
Sallie Graham
Thelma Walker
Anna Ingram
Elsie Elliott
Lillian Suttonfield
C. H. Greer
Emery Burney
Sue Welborn
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main &T. Tel
High Point
Building & Loan Assn
N. Main ST
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis
Nelson
Main
Fligh Point
Willis Stallings
Dy-Dee Supply
North Carolina
OPA
Koonce Funeral Home, Inc
A. E. Williams
Ralph Vance
Official Church Board
Mon
Miss Uhl
Johnson
JohNsoN's
Becky's
Whitlark’s
East Commerce &T
Double M
Maxine Levina
Washington, C
Mechanicsville
White Lake
Missy Ingran
Myrtle Beach
S. C
R. B. Millikan
Clyde McGeel
Durham
Dale Millikan
Panama City
Fla
W. W. Jones
North
R.B. Millikan
Jones
Celeste
Carolina Beach
J. H. Oglesby
Morris Street
Oceanive Beach
Virginia Wood
Oglesby
Trinity
Maude Sapp Carraway
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Mary Hilliard Carraway
McLean Gardens
Crate Loflin
Virginia
Paul Chesson
Norfolk
Emma Jane Loflin
Loflin
Chesson
Charleen Cooke
Charles A. McMurray, Jr
C. A. McMurray
Bridges Street
Mr. McMurray
Navy
Little Creek
University of North Carolina
Patricia Laley
Louisville
Edgeworth Avenue
Wayne Davis
Lakewood
Ohio
Mary Lou Mulligan
W. C. Beavans
Laura Holbrook
William Oliver Smith
Raleigh
Clara Harcourt
North Main Street
J. H. Holland
Jerry
Faye
Fort Dalley
Georgia
Mr. Holland
W. Warner Lewis
W. F. Robinette
Lou Ogburn
Winston- Salem
Nancy Farrington
Nell Sheroff
Johnson Street
Family Night
By Prunella Woop
Yplands
Batiste
McKenney
West Pass
W. Val
IN. T. Pass
Moon
Continental College of Beauty Culture
N. Main
Greensboro Road
Penny
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