Election of New Officers at Altrusa Meeting
The Altrusa Club elected Mary Lou Rothrock president to succeed Jessie May Young at the Sheraton Hotel. New officers include Madeline Hoover vice president Maria Brockmann secretary Mary Harrelson treasurer and Gilbert Muse McCaskill and Marie Hargett as board members. A club quiz highlighted the meeting with Lois Welborn winning a handkerchief prize. Plans for a picnic on Tuesday June 24 were discussed after the 6:30 dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Mary Lou Rothrock
Jessie May Young
Alice Dickerson
Madeline Hoover
Maria Brockmann
Mary Harrelson
Gilbert Muse McCaskill
Mariel H. Hargett
Marie Caddell
Lois Welborn
Miss Young
Marie C. Handlen
Bryce Commercial College
Allusa
Aliss Young
Altrusa Dinner and Picnic Plans Announced
Altrusa chapters will hold a garden dinner at Mrs Mary Lou Rothrocks home 208 Woodrow Avenue on the regular meeting date with Mrs Rothrock chairing arrangements for the picnic Plans also feature plans to attend the International Association of Altrusa Clubs convention in Roanoke Virginia next month with Second District clubs as hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Alrs. Rothrock
Roanoke
Monarch Auxiliary Meets At Home Of Mrs Glenn Brown
Monarch Auxiliary met at Mrs. Glenn Browns home 506 Steele with ten members present. Miss Ella Lou Taylor provided a musical program including I Dream of Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair Lotus Flower Romance Water Boy. Business discussed and plans made for a luncheon at Asia Restaurant next Wednesday honoring Mrs E Z Jones moving to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Brown
Monarch
Steele
Ella Lou Taylor
Miss Taylor
Jeannie
Foster
Schumann
Sibelius
Robinson
Asia
E. Z. Jones
Burlington
Miss Robertson Hosts Parents Birthday Dinner
Dorothy Robertson honored her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Robertson at their Greensboro route three home on Sunday June 8 driving a large surprise birthday dinner. A noon meal was served and many friends stopped by to extend greetings to the couple on their birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Robertson
D. R. Robertson
Greensboro
Frank Barfield Elected Head of N C Association
Hickory June 1 The North Carolina Association of Commercial Organization elected Frank Barfield of Union its president yesterday and set Raleigh as the 1942 meeting site. Directors include James Coad Tickory Fred Allen Hendersonville and Jim Butler Goldsboro. Barfield was formerly connected with the High Point Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
North Carolina Association
Comercial Organization
Secretari
Frank Barfield
Xinion
Raleich
John
Garden Party At Tomlinson Home Inspires Summer Club Plans
Members of the High Point Arden Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. H. Tomlinson’s Hillcrest Drive home for the annual garden party. A brief business session preceded the garden soiree, with tentative plans for next year outlined by Mrs. A. S. Parker. Guests included Mrs. Stanley Davis and Mrs. Millholland, Mrs. Gallagher, and four members-at-large. music by Dol Lewis, Sarah Risch, and Sarah Serugeys complemented the floral setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Pointarden Club
G. Hearns
J. W. Hartiss
A. S.arker
Jomnine ‘Tomlinson
June Parker
Dol Lewis
Sarah Charles Risch
Sarah Serugeys
Club
Mesdames
H. A. White
J. Elwood Cox
L. J. Diffee
W. B. McEwen
Stanley Davis
Herman Robinson
G. L. Millholland
Statesville
Phillip Callagher
Massachusetts
Millholland
Gallagher
League Hears Explanation Of Federal Housing Project By Waynick
The June meeting of the Junior Service League featured C M Waynick, chairman of the Federal Housing Board, explaining the project as part of an educational course. He outlined the aims, requirements, and four objections while noting the local plan to provide 250 white and 200 colored homes at nominal rents. The league voted $220 for the city health department contraceptive program and received reports from committee chairs. The meeting began at 10:30 after the board session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Dams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Wasapus M. Waynick
Federal Housing Board
Education Committee
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Everett Marsh
Federald
Econd
Wasynick
League
Mrs Woodlief Presents Mooseheart Program Night
Mrs Elva Woodlief chairs the Mooseheart Committee to sponsor a Mooseheart Night at the Moose hall. The program features talks on the Mooseheart Home in Illinois and speeches by local graduates now residing here, with a Chains dancing school act. A supper follows Friday at High Point City Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Committee
Elva Woodlief
Moose Hall
Social calendar items recount club events for Wednesday
The Good Will Garden Club will skip its garden tea at Mrs. W A Davis Woodrow Avenue for members and invited guests. Mesdames W J Frazier and J N McCrary host the Social Arts Club at the former home on Montieuw Avenue with a luncheon 6 to 7 30 p. m. The Thursday family night dinner at the club requires reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Eastern Star names slate at final Asheville session
At the North Carolina grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star final business session in Asheville on June 1, Miss Bessie Gaddy of Raleigh was elected worthy grand patron and Hawley C. Cobb of Wadesboro was named worthy grand patron. Gaddy succeeds Mrs. Leola M. Byerly and Cobb succeeds John L. Orr. The meeting, opening Monday, ends tonight with installation by Mrs. Mamie Lancer of Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Bessie Gaddy
Raleigh
Wingz
Hawley C. Cobb
Wadesboro
North Carolina
Order of the Eastern Star
Gaddy
Leola M. Byerly
Cobb
John L. Orr
Bryson City
Mamie Lancer
Florida
General
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Annual June Picnic
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club held its annual June picnic at the Taylor Cabin east of James town with about 35 members and guests. A luncheon was spread under the trees and a brief devotional was read by Mrs. AL EL Frazier before meat was served. In the afternoon a brief business meeting followed with program plans for the coming year accepted by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Cabin
Jamestown
AL EL Frazier
Chub
Musical Art Club Announces Young Artists Program
The Musical Art Club will present its annual Young Artists program Monday evening at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs. H D Sears leads the event featuring local students from area schools and several home from college. Miss Virginia Frank will supervise, with the meeting starting at the usual hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
H. D. Sears
Virginia Frank
Rebecca Ann Boroughs Born Here June 7
Mr and Mrs Darius Boroughs of 803 English Street announce the birth of a daughter Rebecca Ann on June 7 at their home Leominster. This child joins siblings and adds to the Boroughs family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ann Boroughs
Darius Boroughs
English Street
Rebecca Ann
Church Social and Faith Groups Hold Meetings
The Wesleyan Service Guild held its monthly meeting on Mrs. R. B. Moore’s lawn with 40 members and seven visitors. Devotional theme was Prayer led by Mrs. A. M Richardson, followed by readings and songs. A social hour and refreshments concluded the event. Other notices include the Willing Workers Class gathering at Mrs. Briles’ Archdale home, the Elizabeth Albright Bible Class meeting at the Dixie clubroom, and Archdale Methodist Church Woman's Society program featuring missionary Gray G. McIntyre returning from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
R. B. Moore
Gatewood Avenue
Frank Mabrey
J. L. Shaw
Mary Wall
A. M Richardson
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
Dixie
Archdale Methodist
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Archdale Methodist Church
Gray G. McIntyre
China
Flag Day Program Held by DAR at Emerywood Club
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a closing summer meeting at Emerywood Country Club with a program on Our Flag and Education Among the Indians. Reg ent Mrs. N S Stirewall chaired. New members Mrs Bert Kirkman and Mrs Lester Peacock were welcomed. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emerywood Country Club
N. S. Stirewall
G. D. Bostian
Quigley
DAR
Washington
P.W. Flagge
Bert Kirkman
Lester Peacock
Mesdames
M. J. Wrenn
David T. Yow
Minnie P. Vail
Clair Conner
L. G. Robichaus
Grover Kester
A. E. Tate
Miss Nash and Browne Host Coffee Feting Mrs Leon Chidester
Miss Unity Nash and Miss Lucille Browne co hosted a morning Coffee at 3135 Otteray Drive for Mrs Leon Chidester formerly Miss Anni Laurie Moss. Guests called from ten to twelve enjoyed coffee and dainties served by the honoree’s sisters and Miss Thelma Moss with yellow daisies, feverfew, blue tapers and blue and gold styling throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Chidester
Anni
Laurie Moss
Unity Nash
Lucille Browne
Otteray Drive
Nash and
Browne
Chidester
Thelma Moss
J. R. Moss
Blanche
Bernice Moss
M. W. Nash
Nash
Visits Net Ruth Adams: Hamlet guest with Unity Nash in Hamlet
Ruth Adams of Hamlet is due tomorrow for a brief visit hosted by Miss Unity Nash at 315 Otteray Drive. Dr. O F Stewart Jr left for Anniston Alabama after his father O F Stewart Sr became seriously ill. Mrs C S Jowers returned home from Timmonsville South Carolina after her father T A Twilley died there last week. Pat Hackney, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bunn Hackney, had a tonsillectomy at Burrus Clinic and is recovering at home 230 Woodrow Avenue. Bobby Harvey, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Harvey, moved home from Burrus Memorial Hospital after breaking his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Adams
Hamlet
Unity Nash
Otteray Drive
Woodrow Avenue
Bobby Harvey
Ernest Harvey
Greensboro Road
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Courtney Is Hostess To Octo Club
The Octo Club met at the Gibson Clubroom with Miss Barbara Courtney as hostess. Bridge high score won by Mrs. Charles McClung who received a manicure set. low score went to Mrs. John Ingram who got novelty soap. Members and hostess guests listed. ice cream and cake refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octo
Gibson
Barbara Courtney
Charles McClung
John Ingram
Mesdames
Bill Snotherly
Arthur Dickens
Richard Aycock
Sara Howerton
Lucille Poe
Luly Lane Sturdivant
Hazel Wright
Peggy Craig
Blanche McAdams
Mrs Sidney Gayle Pupils Hold Spring Recital For Audience
Mrs Sidney Gayle presented her piano students in an annual spring musicale at Emerywood Country Club before about a hundred friends and relatives. The dozen performers offered modern and popular numbers with classical pieces while Bob Gayle sang two selections and played Griffes Scherzo. Students included Virginia Perry Becky Wall Dot Lewis Millicent Marsh Bill Cooper Aida Ingram Betty Blades Spearman Shirley Redding Sarah Coe Hunsucker and Meredith Clark Slane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Gayle
Emerywood Country Club
Bob Gayle
Gayle
Handel
Man River
Kern
Griffes
Randolph County Clubs Feature Canning In June
In Asheboro on June 1 the Randolph County home demonstration clubs begin June meetings featuring canning demonstrations by Miss Della Stroupe. The New Hope club met Tuesday at New Hope school with Mrs. B. H. Sexton as hostess, followed by Seagrove group gathering Wednesday at Mrs. W. V. Redding’s home. Thursday’s Farmer Club meets at the Farmer school with hostesses Mrs. J. C. Delk Mrs. Louise Arnold and Mrs. L. C. Fillott. Canning and preserving fruit and vegetables is the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph County
Della Stroupe
New Hope Club
New Hope School
B. H. Sexton
Seagrove
W. V. Redding
Farmer Club
Farmer School
J. C. Delk
Louise Arnold
L. C. Filliott
Mrs. Marsh Speaks To Double M Club at YWCA
Mrs. Everett Marsh addressed the biweekly Double M Club meeting at the YWCA on the theme Streamlining Our Minds. She urged lifelong study and daily reading, noting learning capacity from ages 22 to 50 and calling for varied weekly reading material. Hostesses Mrs. Boyd Cummings and Mrs. Hen Bell greeted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Club
Y. W. C. A. Yestered
Everett Marsh
Eaker
Wostesses
Boyd Cummings
Hen Bell
Mesdames G. W. Pleasants, Jr
Julian Lindsey
Fred Mundy
Reorae Davis
Edward Grimsey
Grimsley
Miss Baker Weds Robt. G. Smith In Simple Vows
Mrs. N. H. Baker announces the marriage of Mildred Doris Baker to Robert Grant Smith on a Saturday in June 1941 at the First Church of God in Darlington South Carolina. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. L. Calloway in the presence of family and friends. The couple will reside with the bride's mother at 802 Thissell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
N. H. Baker
This Sell Street
Mildred Doris
Robert Grant Smith
Darlington
S. C
H. L. Calloway
Church of God
Mr. Smith
T. V. Smith
Thissell Street
Birth of John William Maness Near Archdale
Mr and Mrs John M Maness announce the birth of a son John William on Monday June 9 at their home near Archdale The mother Miss Treva Presneti is formerly Miss Treva Presneti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murs
Joh. M. Maness
John William
Archdale
Murs. Maness
Treva Presneti
Ridge and Therre announce births at Guilford General
Mr and Mrs Charles Ray Ridge announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Ray on Tuesday June 19 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Howard Therre announce the birth of a son Howard Wayne on June at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ray Ridge
Brenda Ray
Guilford General Hospital
Howard Therre
Howard Wayne
Fifty-Fifty Enrollment Report Belies Counting Error
In Poplar Bluff Mo school officials verified the total enrollment of grade school children finding identical counts for boys and girls. The official tally read 1,679 boys and 1,679 girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Garden Council Called Meeting Tomorrow At Adams Memorial
The High Point Council of Garden clubs will hold a called meeting tomorrow at 10:00 AM at the Adams Memorial W. A. building. Mrs. R. R. Blackburn, council president, urged every club representative to attend to discuss closing summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Adams Memorial
R. R. Blackburn
Canning Demonstration Scheduled At Asheboro Church
This month Miss Stroupe will lead practical demonstrations at each meeting place. A Monday morning 10 oclock canning demo at First Methodist Church in Asheboro will feature Miss Minnie McTeer from a fruit jar company showing fruit and vegetable canning. Attendees include women from home demonstration clubs welfare workers home economists school lunch supervisors and farm security families. The event is sponsored by Russ Stroupe and Miss Lucy Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroupe
First Methodist
Asheboro
Minnie McTeer
Russ Stroupe
Lucy Rice
Farm Security Bureau
Experiments With Small Air Planes Claim Easy Learning
Experiments are conducted with several small aircrafts boasting safety factors superior to prior records. Proponents say this could allow the average person to learn to fly in a very short time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monarch Auxiliary
Miss Robertson
WN. C. Association
Mr. Barfield
Connect 2
Th High Point Enterprise
Tomlinson Home
Eague
C. M. Waynick
Lydia
Mrs. Woodlief
Mooseheart
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
C. E
D.A.R
Emerywood Club
Mrs
Miss Courtney
Octo Club
Eastern Star
High Point
City Lake Park
C. E. Harbinson
Masonic Temple
Ida Kimble
Christiana Snider
Order of Rainbow Girls
High Point College
Miss Baker
Robt. G. Smith
John William Maness
Garden Council
Meet
Teethina
Columbus
Oleas, Ghcuy Bread
Robertson’s Bakery, Inc
Laudarus
Ambrose
Heaven
Augustine
Mase Little Stories
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N. C
Putton
Oxford
Cline Shop
Salete
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