Woodmen Circle Reorganizes Here
Supreme Woodmen Circle held its first regular meeting at the Clover Branch Clubroom with Miss Eva Hunt presiding. Officers elected include Louise Bruton, Ruby Carroll, Geraldine French, Jessie Everett, Clemme Hardy, Yettie Overby, Ruth E. Hlington. The Piedmont Grove, inactive prior, will meet first and third Wednesdays. Two membership applications were presented for Anna Mae Ozment and Violet Mae Durham. A report covered the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle in Omaha beginning June 19. Delegates from North Carolina chartered a bus to depart Charlotte at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Grove
Supreme Woodmen Circle
Clover Branch
Guardian
Eva Hunt
Louise Bruton
Ruby Carroll
Geraldine French
Jessie Everett
Clemme Hardy
Yettie Overby
Ruth Ehington
Greensboro
The
Grove
Anna Mae Ozment
Violet Mae Durham
Madge Everett
Faithful Workers Class Meets at Mrs Howard Home
The Faithful Workers Class of Southside Baptist Church met at Mrs. D A Howard's Route 2 home. Devotional on Be Thou Faithful led by president Miss Callie Dennis, assisted by Misses Daisy Shaw and KEstie Brown. Business session followed. Miss Dennis to step down after three years, Frances Holt to succeed as president with Dennis as vice president. Handkerchief shower given to three members. hostess served ice cream and cake. visitors present. Intermediate class picnic noted near Sedgefield led by Robert J Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Southside Baptist Church
Lillie Mae Mauldin
D. A. Howard
Callie Dennis
Daisy Shaw
Kestie Brown
Dennis
Frances Holt
L. R. Franklin
Inez Evans
Pattie Newel
Burbank Garden Club Concludes Year With Lake Outing
Members of the Burbank Garden Club and about forty guests gathered at city lake park for the annual outing. A brief business session preceded an outdoor supper at the barbecue pit. Two former members V. D. Sale Jr. and George T. Lowe were voted back into membership after a long absence. The event marked the end of the club year until next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
C. S. Grayson
J. H. All
Miss Moore Weds George Gibhardt In Home Ceremony
Aliss Leona Moore and George Gibhardt of High Point were married yesterday at the bride’s mother's home on Barbee Street. The simple ceremony featured an improvised greenery altar and four baskets of white hydrangeas and gladioli, with Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman officiating. The couple will reside in High Point after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Leona Moore
George Gibhardt
C. A. Beck
Barbee Street
Hoy L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Gibhardt
High Point
Mooresville
Mr. Gibhardt
F. W. Gibbardt
Adams Street
Burlington Mills
State Convention Reports Are Heard At BPW Club Meet
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its final meeting of the year at Elwood Hotel. Miss Rachel Moser reported on special events from Wrightsville Beach convention and Miss Orianna James summarized main convention business. Tentative summer plans were discussed and a home talent musical in October was announced to fund the club budget. Alma Young served ice cream to fourteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Wrightsville Beach
Rachel Moser
Orianna James
Alma Young
Outdoor Luncheon Hosts New Woman's Club Board
Mrs J F Hayden hosts the executive board of the Woman's Club at an outdoor luncheon after the first summer meeting. Plans for fall activities were laid and a $20 contribution was voted to support the Musical Art Club's project to bring the Bartered Bride opera to Fligh Point. Board members include Mrs J E Marsh and Mrs H D Sears with officers and committee chairs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. F. Hayden
Hayden
Musical Art Club
National Opera
Fligh Point
Ladies Bridge And Guest Day Feature Club Program
Mesdames T. Howard and C. S. Beaver were East-West winners and Mesdames Ingram and Hubbard won among North-South players at the ladies bridge party held at Emerywood Country Club Tuesday. A luncheon followed the events and trophies were awarded by pro Andy Merrilees. Other bridge events noted include an evening party and Saturday duplicate play. A large turnout for Ladies Guest Day of the Women’s Golf Association preceded a Thursday Night Family Dinner with reservations closing at noon. Names of many participants plus junior contenders were listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
T. Howard
C. S. Beaver
Laurence Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Emerywood Country Club
Women’s Golf Association
Andy Merrilees
Local Girl Scout Camp Showcases Summer Program
High Point Girl Scouts begin two week camp at Camp Uwharrie June 14 to 28 with 30 campers from Thomasville and other towns. Camp offers crafts, nature study, archery, water sports, and meals planned by Miss Sadie McCall, under director Mrs Mabel Burnett. Leaders include Miss Margaret Stamey, Miss Mary Ruth Wimrey, Miss Carlene Ellison, and staff from High Point, Lawndale, and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Gold
Frank Wood
High Point
Girl Scout Council
Royster Tucker
Uwharrie
Girl Scouts
Sadie McCall
Ellerbee
Hants
Thomasville
Margaret Stamey
Lawndale
Mary Ruth Hkimrey
Beetle
Carlene Ellison
Fran
Ruth Tyler
Frances Johnson
Mary Ruth Wimrey
Jake Pierce
Ohio State College
Scott Winders
Salisbury
Ralph Cox
Harriet Tyler
Evan Cecil
Cecil
Cordelia Club Plans Picnic At Reynolds Park
Cordelia Club members met Tuesday at Miss Louise Hardison’s home to plan a picnic at Reynolds Park for the next meeting. Three bridge tables were in play and Bea Overcash was given hose as a birthday gift. Refreshments followed for Kathryn Wrenn, Mildred Hutchens, Dot Chesson, Mary Jensen, Bea Overcash, Vivian Blackwell, Esther Rae Wilson, Frances Moon, Doris Bowers, Eva Doss, and the hostess. Mrs Blanche Brown of 301 Louise Avenue is a patient at Surus Memorial Hospital after being moved from her home listed ill. She is the mother of Mrs FE Mendenhall of the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Park
Cordelia Club
Louise Hardison
Bea Overcash
Hose
Kathryn Wrenn
Mildred Hutchens
Dot Chesson
Mary Jensen
Bea Overcas
Blanche Brown
Louise Avenue
Surrus Memorial Hospital
Brown
FE. Mendenhall
Delegates from North Carolina to Omaha meeting
About thirty five delegates are expected to travel from North Carolina to Omaha for a Thursday morning gathering. The session closed with the regular ceremony followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
North Carolina
Community Picnic and Meet at Wooded Spring
A heavy wooded setting hosted an afternoon baseball game before a meal. Attendees included Homer T. Hudson Jr, Tommy Kearns, Rob bie Smith, Grover Bedford Jr, Franklin Ridge, Albert Kiemme, Trop Johnson, David Lindsay. Nelson Blue was the only guest. The Church of Christ meets Friday night June 20 at 8 at Mrs. E. V. Patterson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer T. Hudson, Jr
Tommy Kearns
Robbie Smith
Grover Bedford, Jr
Franklin Ridge
Albert Kiemme
Trop Johnson
David Lindsay
Terry
Homer TF. Hudson
Nelson Blue
Church of Christ
E. V. Patterson
Madison Avenue
Fingercraft Club To Meet Tonight At Wardell Home
The Fingercraft Club holds its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at Mrs J B Wardell home 106 Kennedy Street All members are urged to attend. The Ladies Aid Society also meets with Mrs Patterson this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Patterson
Ladies Aid Society of the
Fingercraft Club
Wardell
J. B. Wardell
Kennedy Street
Garment Workers Plan Tacky Party
The United Garment Workers of America Local 161 announce a tacky party on Friday evening June 20 at 7 30 at the Labor Temple Hall on East Washington Street. A small admission will fund Bundles for Britain local chapter. Nonmembers may attend. Prizes for the tackiest person. Music and dancing after judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Garment Workers of America
UFL
Labor Temple Hall
East Washington Street
Britain
Boost Liver Bile Flow with Kruschen Salts Plan
Public health style ad urges boosting bile via Kruschen Salts. Encourages 36 days of a half teaspoon in water each morning before breakfast to relieve headaches biliousness and low spirits. Promises 30 day trial with money back if not 100 percent improved and urges persistence for best results.
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Woodmen Circle
Sedgefield
Robert J. Terry
Red
W. [. Bailey
Charles F Carroll, Jr
D. £. Cauble
Hal Davis
J. B. Fink
Fidgar Hartley
Homer Hayworth
Wade Hiatt
W. W. Idol
E. H. Jarrett
A. W. Klemme
J. A. Marsh
J. Neal
Rosl Nibbelink
D. H. Parsons
Fred Whitescarver
David T. Yow
Miss Moore
BPW Club
Amauel O
Rumford Baking Powder
T. Rumford
American Institute of Laundering
ARRID
J. E. Marsh
H. D. Sears
C. H. Rhodes
C. R. Hinshaw
J. H. McCall
Mesdames W. P. Hazelwood
J. W. Woollen
Hal A. Davis
R. D. Tillson
R. T. Holton
L. C. Matton
Elizabeth Covington
Everett Marsh
J. A
Girl Scout
Robertson’s Bakery, Inc
Garment Workers Plan Tacky Party
Nyton
Sxer
Fryery
High Point’s Bargain Center
Vale
Lastex
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