Altrusans Plan Banquet Feting International Head
Twenty three members attended the Altrusa club dinner at the Sheraton hotel as plans were announced to entertain international president Mrs Harriette Jeenberry of El Paso Texas later this week. Mrs Alice Dickerson chaired the arrangements and a reception for guests was outlined with committee members named and a business meeting planned for July. Two district officer slates were discussed for presentation at the Huntingdon district meeting in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Internaval
Harriette Jeenberry
el Paso
Texas
Second District
Alice Dickerson
Sheraton Hotel
King Cotton Hotel
Orrow
Kerry
Miss Johnston
Nion
Jessie May Young
Lola Welborn
Virginian
Madeline Hoover
Dickerson
Marie Caddell
Louise Wrenn
Mary Ballard
Sadie BR. Harrison
Roanoke
High Point
Huntingdon
Rankin Memorial C. F
Christian Endeavor Society
Rankin Memorial M. Pr
City Lake
Kathleen Embler
Junior Service League Holds July Meeting at Emerywood
The Junior Service League met at Emerywood Country Club on July 12 chaired by Mrs. T Harrison. Reports covered 102 total members with 84 active and 18 others across categories, clinic activities including 44 babies examined, 69 nurse visits, 22 treated, and 57 milked daily. The Moonlight Sonata sponsorship was postponed, a birth lecture substituted, and thrift shop and new cafe in the Furniture Exposition building announced for the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
T. Harrison
W. Thomas
Alex Rankin
Elinic
Harrison
Charles McAnally
Aiand Interests
Service League
Brrth
Lewis Teague
Fast Commerce Street
Horace Haworth
Ways and Means Committee
Furniture Exposition
Mrs Rhodes Addresses Local Art Club On Art and Beauty
Mrs C H Rhodes lectured at the High Point Arts Club in the YWCA hut on art appreciation. She described art as symbolizing striving and emotion, stressing harmony of form and color and the unity of senses intellect and spirit in true beauty. A discussion on sets construction at the Art Institute followed. the next meeting is set for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rhodes
High Point Arts
Y. W. C. Hut
Richs Host Birthday Party For Son Claude
Mr and Mrs Tom Rich entertained Monday evening from seven to nine at their home 118 Grace street in honor of their son Claude who turned twelve. After a watermelon feast games suited to the occasion were played with Billie Morgan Irene and Bobby Dorsett J C Fred Lena Belle Hughes Bettie Mae and Mary Louise Foster Jimmy and Charlies Whitt Alvis Laprade Olin Walker and Roger Voncannon attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rich
Grace Street
Claude
Billie Morgan
Irene
Bobby Dorsett
J. C
Fred
Lena Belle Hughes
Bettie Mae
Mary Louise Foster
Jimmy
Charlies Whitt
Alvis Laprade
Olin Walker
Roger Voncannon
Beauty School Honors Eight Graduates With Informal Party
Continental Beauty School honored eight graduates in a Monday evening party at the school. The graduates Misses Gertrude McDougald Virginia Reid Pauline Kindley Mildred Martin Ethel Cavender Aileen Martin Marie Sykes and Margaret Atkinson attended as honor guests. A shower of gifts was presented to instructor Mrs Nonnie Bissell by the class. An ice course was served to students and friends after games and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ths
Gertrude McDougald
Virginia Reid
Pauline Kindley
Mildred Martin
Ethel Cavender
Aileen Martin
Marie Sykes
Margaret Atkinson
Nonnie Bissell
A Mount Airy Visit And Hospital Updates
About People Miss Mary Eller and Mrs. J J Eads of Mount Airy visiting sister Mrs W P Pickett on North Main street for two or three weeks. Miss Irene Nicholson has recovered from injuries and returned home from Guilford General Hospital. James Cleveland has returned home from Guilford General Hospital where he was a patient. Miss Alice Welborn visits Fort Deposit Alabama for about three weeks. Mrs C V Peele enters Burrus Memorial hospital for a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eller
J. J. Eads
Mount Airy
W. P. Pickett
North Main Street
Irene Nicholson
Guilford General
Kivett Drive
Guilford General Hospital
James Cleveland
Smith Street
Alice Welborn
Foat Green Street
B. F.F. Murray
Fort Deposit
Alabama
Guilford County Realty Transfers to Various Owners
Transfers show multiple property deeds in Guilford County townships including High Point Carmel Jamestown and Gumner. Listings include tract on Anderson street Northridge street Forest avenue and Thomasville road among others with owners such as Robert Clyde Lewis J O Barker Verda Idol and Pearl Henry Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Battley
Robert Clyde Lewis
Anderson Street
General Realty Company
Carl McGill
Thomasville Road
Bessie V. Tate
J. O. Morgan
Forest Avenue
Mary Richardson Briggs
J. Gurney Briggs
Hamilton Street
Morehead
Wysh'r Orton A. Boren
J. O. Barker
Northridge Street
C. W. Causey, Jr
B. Privet
Masonic Place
Carmel
Cletue C. Idol
Verda Idol Seffreya
Ross Lineberry
Gumner
Thomas C. Hoyle
Bernice C. Landreth
Bellevue Street
H. C. Turner
Charlies P. Turner
Lee Finch
Charles P. Turner
Pearl Henry Turner
Jamestown
A. N. Greer
W. R B. Delk
High Point Road
Firefighters Free Woman with Jaws Locked at Station
A young woman stopped in front of a fire station in Alton Illinois and signaled her jaw was locked. Firemen inserted a pencil between her teeth and applied pressure to unlock the jaw. She thanked them and drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Tate
Church Social At Ward Street To Sell Ice Cream Cake
The Woman's Missionary Society of Ward Street M E Church will sell homemade cake and ice cream Friday evening from 5 30 to 6 30 on the lawns of Mrs A K E Sam and Mrs Glenn Dobie. Proceeds go to the W M P treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial
Woman's Missionary Society
Rankin Memorial M. P
Shortened Turkey and Quail Seasons Announced
North Carolina officials revise hunting seasons from November 20 February 16 to December 15 February 20. The Board orders a pollution report on the Roanoke and Chowan rivers and to present findings at an October meeting in the Great Smoky Mountains park. Ted B. Johnson states the WA. Geological Survey will provide matching funds for a state water laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehebad City
N. C
State Board of Conservation and Development
Division of Water Resources and Engineering
Roanoke
Chowan
Great Smoky Mountains Park
Ted &. Johnson
Conservation Department
Geological Survey
Termites Reach Water in 65 Foot Tunnels
Termites require water to survive and have been observed tunneling up to 65 feet to reach moisture. The note points to pervasive moisture risks in structures and the need for proper drainage and wood treatment to deter infestation.
Attractive Bridge Party Held At Thomasville Home
Mrs. C L White Jr and Mrs C L White Sr hosted a seven-table bridge party on Spring Street with gladioli and roses. Mrs Roy Rector won top score and a vanity, receiving a traveling prize. other gifts went to Mrs John Crowell and Mrs Theodore Smith. A frozen salad course followed. invitations were issued for the William Tasker wedding to take place July 30 at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Thomasville North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mesdames
C. L. White, Jr
C. L. White
Spring Street
Roy Rector
Z. P. Long
Robert Jones
Claiborne Penningon
P. M. Sherrill
C. F. Gibson
Douglas Crutchfield
Tom Einstein
Bertram Heathcote
John Crowell
Claude Green
Jesse Finch
Jake Sechrest
Robert Jock
E. A
Peggy Hite
Evelyn Baker
Evelyn Webb
Isabelle Boyles
Katherine
Jennie Reid Newby
Ruth Harrison
Virginia Boyles
Ellen Mae Pegg
Elmina Hearne
Williama-Tasker
John Robert Williams
Josephine
John Haw Tasker
Methodial Episcopal
North Carolina
Garden club hears talks on Connecticut and China gardens
The July Thomsaville Garden club met at Mrs. C. L. Harris’s home on Salem street. Mrs. Lis ton Pope of New Haven spoke on Connecticut gardens and Miss Naomi Howle described Chinese gardens. Both talks were well received and the report on the Asheville state garden club meeting was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms Asville Garden Club
C. L. Harris
Salem Street
Liston Pope
New Haven
Missionary Society Meeting at Main Street M E church
Mrs. R C Wilson hosted the Janie Tuttle Missionary Society gathering at her Lexington road home with associate hostesses Mrs Marie Jones and Mrs Leland Crouch. President Mrs R C Watkins led, Miss Jones read Outlook, Mrs Crouch led devotion, and Mr Charles Phillips spoke on Bringing Korea to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Wilson
Janie Tuttle
Minnie Lee Guyer
Margaret Wilson
Blakemore
Grange Official to Speak at Guilford County Picnic
National Grange Secretary-Treasurer Harry R. Caton of Cosh octon Ohio will speak at the Guilford County Grange and Farmers’ picnic Monday night in Greensboro North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Greensboro
N. C
Harry R. Caton
Coshocton
Guilford County Grange and Faramers
Fragmented Verse on Skin and Tissue Depth
Incomplete lines discuss both surface skin and deeper tissues. The fragment hints at broader themes of body science and anatomy without full context or a complete argument.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boxwood Gardens
Duart of
Minnie Steed
Lois DE Vinney
Lucille DE Vinney
Nunn Bush
Edgerton & Uptown
Paris
Schiaparelli
Mrs. Rich
Beauty School
Household Arts Club
D. Sale Sr
Thurston Street
C. V. Peele
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Guilford County Realty
High Point Township
Duce
Mussolini
Aprilia
Italy
ree + Ancones Marshes
Santa Barbara
Calif
President Pool
Swan Leake
N. Y
Elizabeth Ryan
Lorraine Fischer
Helen Rains
Evangelical Society
The
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
R. B. Sossam
Helen Wood
Judy Jackson
Asheville
Maxine Lewis
Henderson
Archdale
Ladies’ Bible
Archdale M. EB. Church
Lowe
Green Street
Mary Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
City Lake Park
Mies
Doris Pope
Willowbrook Street
Lebanon
Turkey
State Board
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Harris
J. C. Green
W. W. Wilson
High’ Point
Suan
Brookmeade
Stainback
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
Fryers
United Market Fresh Fish and Meat
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