Club Of Twelve Holds Picnic At Dalton Home
Members of the Club of Twelve held a picnic and bridge evening at Mr. and Mrs. Carter Dalton’s residence 1018 Johnson street. They honored Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Sizemore for the year’s top bridge score as four tables competed for prizes, with double decks of cards awarded to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club of Twelve
Dalton
Fetes
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Frank J. Sizemore
John C. Abels
Sizemore
A. S. Parker
W. J. Fraley
Louis Voorhees
Joseph T. Weaver
R. T. Amos
Caroline Dalton
W. C. Idol
Altrusa President Honored At Informal High Point Dinner
About thirty five members from High Point along with Greensboro and Winston Salem guests hosted Mrs Harriette Quisenberry Altrusa International President at the Sheraton for an informal dinner. She spoke of Altrusa changes from Chicago and projects aiding vocation guidance and fundraising. The visit includes a stop in New York for a world peace conference in Pest Hungary next month.
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High Point
Altrusa Club
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Sheraton Hotel
Harriette Quisenberry
el Paso
Texas
Lucile Johnston
International Executive Board
Chicago
Altrusa
Quisenberry
New York City
Budapest
Hungary
Nell Craig
Margaret Handy
Pearl Renbow
Edith Haworth
Ruth Thomas
Eva Wall
Sallie Blackwood
Janet Linderwood
Kate Wurreska
Sally Grogan
Temperance Union Picnic Replaces July Meeting
Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening at six o'clock. They will hold a picnic supper on the church lawn with baskets, replacing the regular July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian Church
Local Girls Returning From Myrtle Beach Visit
A group of local girls are due home tomorrow from Myrtle Beach D C where they attended a house party at Patricia Manor for a week. The group includes Mildred Mareh Jeanne Rankin Helen Crowder Betsey Dean Wag ger and Betty Sechrest. SON BORN TO THE GEORGE W AMOSes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Patricia Manor
Mildred Mareh
Jeanne Rankin
Helen Crowder
Betsey Dean Wagger
Betty Sechrest
Mrs C E Stroup Hosts Bingo Party at Gibson Club
Mrs Charlies E Stroup entertained a small group with a bingo night at Gibson club rooms. Prizes awarded to all who bingoed. winners included Mrs Fred B De Lappe and Mrs Cris C Harvey. Refreshments of banana splits served to guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E. Stroup
Gibson Club
Fred B. DeLappe
Cris C. Harvey
Causey-Davis Vows Announced At Trinity Home
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Floria Elkes Causey and William Davis of Trinity, wed July 2 at the home of Rev. P L Shore. They will reside at 931 Randolph Street while building a new home on the Asheboro road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floria Elkes Causey
William Davis
Trinity
P. L. Shore
Davis
Randolph Street
Mr. Davis
Asheboro Road
Birthday Party Honors Verna Elizabeth Gurley at Home
Mrs. William P. Gurley hosted a birthday party for Verna Elizabeth Gurley Tuesday afternoon at her mother Mrs. W. T. James home. Guests sang songs, recited poems, and played games. ice cream and cake were served by several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Gurley
Verna Elizabeth
W. T. James
Marjorie Brown
Regia Mae Jarrett
Josephine Brown
Josephine Heilig
Little Boy Blue
Gurley
C. P. Hodgin
J. E. Grissom
Lucille Vaughn
Week of YWCA social activities highlighted by events
A full week of YWCA affiliated events is outlined. Activities include a Friday Highland Lend-A-Hand party at the YWCA with 16 members, a Thursday drug-store party trip to Thomasville by Live Y’ers, a Wednesday hayride and weiner roast by 30 Girl Reserves at White Mill, and plans for a watermelon feast next week. Florence Nightingale club hosted a buffet and discussion.
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Thomasville
White’ Mill
Florence Nightingale Club
North Carolina
Jolly Y Club
Blair Park
Farewell Bridge And Shower For Mrs Bolick
Mrs. Harry Bolick, soon to leave for Lakeview, D C, was honored at a farewell bridge party hosted by Mrs. Van Canady and Mrs. A G Ellington at Barbee Street. Three bridge tables, summer flowers, and a towel shower followed a lemonade course with cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Canady
A. G. Ellington
Harry Bolick
Lakeview
D. C
Canady
Barbee Street
High Point
E. J. Klawon
Bill Bryant
Bolick
J. Hollingsworth
E. J. Kinwon
Effie Young
Jessie Mae
Ruth Young
Jones-Walker Vows Solemnized In City
Miss Margie Mae Jones of Archdale and Robert Wade Walker of Greensboro were married in a July 9 ceremony in this city. Rev. Edward Suita officiated with the ring ritual. The bride wore royal blue chiffon. they will reside in Greensboro where he conducts business. Only two witnesses attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Mae Jones
Archdale
Robert Wade Walker
Greensboro
Edward Suita
Rankin Memorial Church
Walker
T. B. Jones
Mr. Jones
Trinity High School
W. R. Walker
Trinity
Margaret Bishop
Clifford Cain
Gloom-Chasers Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Gloom-Chasers club held its regular meeting on Wednesday evening at Miss Beulah Goins's home on King street. Contests and games were enjoyed and refreshments were served. The August meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Ruby Rush on the Asheboro road.
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Gloom-Chasers Club
Dramatic Class For Girl Scouts To Meet Monday
The Girl Scout group studying dramatics will meet Monday morning at the parish house of Saint Mary's Episcopal church. The cast will be selected for the play the group plans to produce.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Friendly Garden Club Meeting Planned for Wednesday
The Friendly Garden Club will gather Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs M L Holton on East Green Street Extension. Members are urged to attend as important business matters will be discussed.
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Friendly Garden Club
M. L. Holton
East Green Street
Local residents take summer visits and returns
Mrs Herbert Gray and Mrs Carl Evans of Tampa arrived to spend 10 days with Mrs Paul W Casey on Woodbrook court. Mrs Marion Byars vacations in Savannah and Daytona Beach while H G Peters family weekendes at White E. Mr A B Elam returns to Montieuw avenue after visiting E D Shore in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Gray
Carl Evans
Tampa
Fila
Paul W. Casey
Woodbrook Court
Marion Byars
Savannah, Ga
Daytona Beach
Fia
A. B. Elam
Montieuw Avenue
E. D. Shore
Winston-Salem
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Rescheduled to July 26
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its meeting on Tuesday July 26 at the home of Mrs. J. C. Welch on the Greensboro road. Betty Gwyn Holton is newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Holton born July 12 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Frost
Guilford General Hospital
Henry Elliott
Lexington
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
J. C. Welch
Greensboro
Betty Gwyn Holton
Walter L. Holton
Fourth Street
Betty Gwyn
Idylwild Club Midsummer Dance Beckons Members
Idylwild club members from Piedmont area anticipate a midsummer dance on Saturday July 23 at Sedgefield Manor. Maestro Jimmie Cannon and his orchestra will perform in the ten o’clock ballroom event with informal dress. Admission is by card only, with High Point members obtaining cards from 8 M Collier at telephone 2752.
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Piedmont
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmie Cannon
Manor
George Hall
High Point
M. Collier
USWV Ball Celebrates Spanish War Fortieth Anniversary
USWV and Auxiliary plan a July 26 anniversary ball at Sedgefield Manor Guilford County with Dick Jones Collegians and a 12 piece University of Tennessee orchestra. Honor guests include J M Mabery and the state department commander. Proceeds support the organization’s general welfare fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Sink
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Sedgefield Manor
Percy Gray
Guilford County
Dick Jones
Collegianes
University of Tennessee
York
Universit of Tennesse
Glee Club
J. M. Mabery
Charlotte
State Department
Dorsie W. Jones
Nina May Isely
Sink
Gertrude Jones
W. E. Garrett
D. L. Smith
Son Born to Local Couple Freddie Nelson Born
Mr and Mrs Thurman Ruth announce the birth of a son Freddie Nelson on July 7 at their home 118 Vail street Miss Onie Daniel prior to marriage.
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George W. Amoses
George W. Amos
Kernersville Road
Amos
Ina Crews
Kernersville
Musical Tea Honoring Detroit Visitor At Emerywood
A social highlight of the week featured a musical tea at Emerywood Country club on Friday honoring Mrs. Edward S. Cole of Detroit, hosted by Mesdames C. E. Cummins and C. J. Cummins. Mrs. Cole performed a vocal program with Miss Evelyn Boyd at the piano, delivering selections including Carry Me Back To Old Virginny and L Amour Toujours L Amour. The event featured pink decorations and a reception line led by Mrs. W. L. Walton, with refreshments of tea and sandwiches.
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Emerywood Country Club
C. E. Cummins
C. J. Cummins
Edward S. Cole
Detroit
Mich
North Main Street
W. L. Walton
F. EB. Moses
Thelma Cummins
Fred Neese
Cole
Perha
Old Virginny
Headquarters for Baby Contest Opens Monday in High Point
The High Point Better Baby Conference and Tri City Beautiful Child Contest will open at 310 South Main Street opposite the Post Office Monday morning. Registration for children up to six years for the Better Baby Conference and for the Beauty Contest is free. Prizes are offered. babies judged on health and beauty. photographs used for the Beautiful Child Contest.
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High Point
Tri-City
Mies Kivett
F. FE. Sigman
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ihs
Business and Professional Leader Named by At t en’s Club
C B James serves as president of the Business and Professional section in the At t en’s Club of High Point, reflecting local leadership in the business community.
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C. B. James
Business and Professional
Atten
High Point
Sleep duration less critical for restful nights says expert
An expert argues that total sleep hours matter less than sleep quality and absence of trouble during rest. The comment highlights that restful, uninterrupted sleep may be more important than simply counting hours.
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Uesel
Thompson
Oxfords
Thompson's Shoe Store
C. E. Stroup
Causey-Davis
W. M. Gurley
Emerywood
Phil Warner
Gertrude Page
YWCA
Mrs. Bolick
Jones-Walker
Elizabeth Wokley
Charlies M. Yvokley
Route One
Frank Terrell
H. G. Peters
Peggy and
Yvonne
Zona Henderson
White E
M. L. Carter
Hasselstreet
Piedmont Clinic
Norma Page
W. J. Hutchison
J. A. Gray
Lindsay Street
Bill Clifton
Homestead, Fla
Red Cross
Homestead
E. W. Noah
South Main Street
Duke Hospital
Vera Idol
Georgena Dash
Martha Idol
J. B. Fink
J. H Allred
8. C
Colonial Inn
W. B. Hall
Bill Anderson
EB. R. Anderson
Jones Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dorothy
Virginia Robbins
Fifth Street
Wilmington
Wrightsville
Carolina Beach
Holden's Beach
Southport
Robert Beaver
Virginia Beach
Ansel
Snow
Frank Dalton
Pungo River
Belhaven
Tom &. Dalton
John Scott
Pittsburgh, Pa
EB. A. McGhee
Morris Street
W. G. Bradshaw
Fla
P. 8. Sigmans
Bertha Sheets
Mise Eloise Ingram
Fred P. Ingram
English Street
Miss Ingram
Augusta
Beula Trogdon
Flossie Brown
Gantt
West Farriss Avenue
Barbara Burton
816 Circle Drive
Burrus Clinic
Hazel Johnson
University
Chapel Hill
Bertha Ferree
Alene Lamb
Richardson Street
Blue Sea Inn
Emma Peeler
Mrs
Ed Cook
Margaret Snipes
Steele Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
L. D. Gibson
Milo Dalton
Mullens
W. Va
Lenora Spencer
Annie Mae Lawson
Lawsonville
N. C
Delmer Clark
Wesley Place
Idylwild Club
USWV
Auxiliary
W. W. Wilson
Nat'l Bank Budg
Charis
Eich Fove
Conan
J. C. Garrick
Best Street Telephone
Baby Contest
Thomas E. Dodamead
Gatewood
China
Celetone
PRICE
North Main &T
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