Final Club Dinner Dance Opens Summer Pools at Emerywood
A large Emerywood country club gathering marked the final dinner dance of the summer with Harold Gayle and his orchestra driving the affair from 8:30 until late. The June schedule adds the pool opening daily 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 6 p.m. and Thursday evenings 7 30 to 9 30.
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Emerywood Country Club
R. B. Terry
del Rochelle
Louis Bellig
Donald Conrad
E. Mitchell
Local Garden Club Events and Socials Schedule
Calendar lists Wednesday events for High Point Council of Garden clubs at YWCA, Altrusa supper at city lake, Cooperettes meeting with Mrs. Abner Holton, L Amusante gathering with Mrs. Harriss Covington, and Mid-Week Garden club picnic. Also notes Miss Margaret Short bride elect events and Miss Faye Burrows social teas and dinners through Friday and Saturday activities at various homes and venues.
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High Point
Millis
Aeons Road
Harvey Waynick
Owen Bass
Sumner
Margaret Short
Ralph Zimmerman
Casey Family Hosts Senior Dance At Emerywood Club
Mr and Mrs Casey will honor their son Charles Long Casey and the High Point senior class at a Friday evening dance. Dancing runs eight to eleven thirty with guests helping receive attendees including the Washburn and Warner families along with local residents and church leaders.
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Paul Casey
Charles Long Casey
High Point High School
Emerywood Country Club
Casey
Jesse Washburn
Phil Warner
Sam Strickland
Harry Brockmann
Paul Hardin, Jr
D. P. Whitley
Ralph Vance
C. F. Long
Mary Elizabeth Long
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Highlight Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Edward Hubbard and two children of Kernersville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs G H Stafford. Laura Ray Wilson improves at home after illness. Campbell and Johnson families visit Salisbury with H V Myers. Richard Crowder and Bill Campbell head to Lake Junaluska to serve as senior lifeguards. W W Myers and sons David and Johnnie of Columbus Ind visit Mrs Raymond Campbell and Mrs Elmer Johnson. Miss Gipsy Duncan and Fred W Short visit Gretna Virginia parents. Roy Bennison and Mrs Pell Payne return from Henderson with Wynona Bennison who will spend summer with grandmother. Jump Off Mountain picnic honor. George F Ti enken and Christine return to Wilmington after weekend with Mrs G C Caldwell. Doris Caldwell remembered. Frances Burton returns to Washington DC after weekend with J M Burton. guests Mabel Wyke and Dottie Rebar of Johnstown PA. Virginia Caldwell leaves for Washington DC after week with Forrest Avenue home. Phil Warner and Frank B Stell III return from Fishburne Military Academy graduation in Waynesboro VA. Nancy Lambeth of Archdale departs for Oak Ridge to attend Greensboro district Youth Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bennison
Pell Payne
Henderson
George F. Tienken
Christine
Wilmington
G. C. Caldwell
Forest Avenue
Tienken
Doris Caldwell
Frances Burton
Washington, D. C
J. M. Burton
Mabel Wyke
Dottie Rebar
Johnstown
Maloney Weavil Nuptials Held in St Louis
Miss Blanche F Weavil of St Louis and Paul W Maloney of St Louis wed in a double ring ceremony at St Rose Catholic Church rectory attended by Miss Iris Smith and Jack Moore. The couple, both War Department employees, live at 5866 Etzel Ave St Louis and plan to tour after their wedding.
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Blanche F. Weavil
St. Louis
Paul W. Maloney
St. Rose Catholic Church
Iris Smith
Jack, Moore
Maloney
Jacob M. Weavil
Route 1
Kernersville
Sedge Garden High School
Forsyth County
Bryce Business College
War Department
Supreme Forest Woodmen Gircle
Elizabeth Maloney
Patrick Maloney
Memphis
Correspondence Department
Catholic Picnic Draws About 300 Parish Members
The St Edward's Catholic guild held its annual picnic at St Edward's rectory on Barbee street with about 300 attendees. Special guests Father Pius and Father Frederick of High Point attended along with Father Robert J. MacMillan as celebrants. A Bendix washing machine grand prize was won by C. B. Peele of High Point.
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St. Edward's
Scout Council to Meet Thursday
The Girl Scout Council will hold its final summer meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. at Girl Scout Headquarters to finish plans for camp sessions and other important matters.
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Scout Council
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Headquarters
Pilot Club and Board Will Meet
The newly formed Pilot club led by Miss Grace Baker will hold its regular business meeting at Mrs. Louise Warford's home on route three this evening at 7 30. After the session members will serve homemade ice cream. The Board of Directors meets at 7 00 prior to the general session at the same location.
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Pilot Club
Grace Baker
Louise Warford
Women Urged to Assume Political Responsibilities
Dr. Ellen Winston state commissioner of public welfare says North Carolina women have not assumed full citizen duties and rely on husbands for political thinking. She told the women’s group action council that women could be good public homemakers and urged attention to social legislation including school attendance officers and a state health care program for school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Ellen Winston
North Carolina
Action Council
Misses Parker And Lawson Feted In Church Shower
Miss Betty Jo Parker and Miss Betty Mae Lawson, brides elect, were honored by the Ward Street Church Woman's Society with a party and miscellaneous shower at the church hut. Gifts included china and crystal. prizes went to Mrs A C Parker and Miss Mary Elizabeth Parker. Twenty one guests attended. Miss Hope Crouse directed games.
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Betty Jo Parker
Betty Mae Lawson
Circle Two
Woman's Society of the
Ward Street Church
Women of the Moose to Elect State Officers
The Women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at eight o'clock in the Moose hall to elect officers for the ensuing year. Members are urged to attend the session, announced today.
Miss Sophia Steffan Set For 8 15 Radio Sing Tonight
Miss Sophia Steffan 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Steffan 505 North Hamilton street will sing on the community radio council broadcast on WMFR at 8 15 She a contralto studied under Franklin Riker High Point college and has show mature emotional depth Tonight program includes Calm As the Night When I Have Sung My Songs Through the Years Mon coeur s ouvre a la voix She will be accompanied by Emile Serposs Steffan recently earned a rating of 1 at the statewide school music contest in Greensboro.
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Sophia Steffan
George Steffan
Hamilton Street
Community Radio Council
WMFR
Steffan
Franklin Riker
High Point College
Carl Bohm
Ernest Charles
Vincent Youmans
Saint Saens
Emile Serposs
Greensboro
Never a Visitor Sir Walter Raleigh Visited Americas
The text states Sir Walter Raleigh never visited North America though he organized colonization missions to Virginia and later traveled to South America. It emphasizes his expeditions did not include actual North American visitation.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
North America
Virginia
South America
YWCA Club Hears Musical Program
Florence Nightengale club hosts a musical program by Miss Jean Walton soprano and Miss Martha Varner piano accompanist. Walton sang three selections with Miss Warner on piano, then led the group in singing with fifteen members present at the Adams Memorial YWCA clubrooms.
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Florence
YWCA
Jean Walton
Martha Varner
Births Lichauers Name Son Rob William
Mr and Mrs E R Lichauer of Greensboro road announce the birth of a son Rob William on Friday May 30 at the Boulevard unit of the High Point Memorial hospital Mrs Lichauer is the former Miss Frances Foster of this city. Jerry Darmon Jones Mr and Mrs Lonnie D Jones of route two announce the birth of a son Jerry Darmon on May 31 at the Boulevard unit of the High Point Memorial hospital Mrs Jones is the former Miss Daphne Thomas of this city.
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Jerry Darmon Jones
Lonnie D. Jones
Route Two
Jerry Darmon
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jones
Daphne Thomas
Popcorn Profits Reach Hefty 1945 Peak for Farmers
The 1945 popcorn crop brought farmers over 16 million dollars, a record high, with 1946 reporting about nine million dollars. The article notes this snack boom boosted farming income as millions bought popcorn nationwide.
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New York
Ins
Mothers Prayer Band Meeting at South Side Church
The Mothers Prayer band of South Side Baptist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs J Q Cheves will preside during the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Prayer Band
South Side Church
Mothers Prayer Band
South Side Baptist Church
J. Q. Chevesi
Meadville Babysitters Club Sets Ethical Code
Meadville's new Babysitters Service Club adopts a code of ethics for its 25 cent-an-hour sitters. A key provision states I will not raid the refrigerator without permission.
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Meadville
INS
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Betsy Wrenn
Louise Avenue
Mesdames
Ralph Miller
John Kilburn
Miss Burrows
Gibson Gold Room
N. Main
Wurlitzer
Ivers and Pond
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Parker-Gardner Co
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Venetian Blind Shop
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Kodak Headquarters
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High Point, N. C
Yvonne Womble
Earl V. Womble
Arbordale Drive
Dorming Dance School
Ruth Adams
Dorminy
Edward Hubbard
G. H. Stafford
Ridgecrest Drive
Laura Ray Wilson
A. A. Wilson
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Raymond Campbell
Gene
Elmer Johnson
Salisbury
H. V. Myers
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Richard Crowder
Bill Campbell
Lake Junaluska
W. W. Myers
David
Johnnie
Columbus
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Myers
Gipsy Duncan
Fred W. Short
Miss Duncan
Gretna, Va
Virginia Caldwell
Forrest Avenue
Frank B. Stell
Waynesboro
Fishburne Military Academy
Phil A. Warner, Jr
Nancy Lambeth
Archdale
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Maloney-Weavil
Oorkim
Parker
Lawson
Women of Moose
Ywca Club
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