Altrusa Outing at Brockmann Residence in Emerywood
Altrusa club members and guests enjoyed a formal evening at Mrs. Maria Brockmanns Emerywood home. The event featured a business meeting led by retiring president Miss Jessie May Young and the pledge of a new year by Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock. The club approved three High Point College education loan fund grants, pledged support for the Bartered Bride opera at the city lake, and arranged ad space for the National Senior Womens AAU championship in August. Dr H L Brockmann attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Irs
Maria Brockmann
Fairway Drive
Emerywood
Mary Lou Rothrock
Brockmann
Charles Butler
Eric Ehn
Bristol
Tenn
Sumer
Jessie May Young
Rothrock
Education Loan Fund Committee
Lillian Massey
H. L. Brockmann
Miss Heath Reports Regional Conference To Club
The Business and Professional Club held a dinner at Adams Memorial YWCA where Miss Marie Heath summarized the Southern Regional Conference of the Business and Professional Girls Club at Camp Merriwoode. Next Tuesday installations will crown new officers led by President Miss Rada Poston.attendance reached 28 with two visitors, Miss Bernice Moss and Miss Thelma Moss, as a spaghetti supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A
Marie Heath
Business and Professional Girls Club
Merriwoode
Brevard
Rada Poston i
United Service Organizations
Bernice
Thelma Mossise
Debs Host Benefit Party for Bundies for Britain
Emerywood Country Club hosts a Saturday evening benefit at the clubhouse on June 23 to aid Bundies for Britain. Debutantes and sub-debutantes including Marguerite Murray Helen Millis Ter Sheloff and Pauline Doug will organize with bingo bridge and dancing for entertainment. Each girl brings a box supper to be bought by her escort and proceeds aid Bundies for Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Britain
Marguerite Murray
Helen Millis
Ter Sheloff
Pauline Dougas
Women of Moose Install New Officers at Meet
The Women of the Moose will meet Thursday evening at regular time to install new officers for the coming year. Planned officers include senior regent Mable Beeson and junior regent Esther Brooks with Amy Forward as chaplain, Nell Cathcart as treasurer, Williard Evans as recorder and Lucille Smith as junior graduate regent. Evans will serve as installing officer. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloose
The
Moose
Mable Beeson
Amrs
Esther Brooks
Amy Forward
Nell Cathcart
Williard Evans
Lucille Smith
Geneva Ellington
Mooseheart
Pearl Smith
Hospital Guild
Sadie Smith
Women of the Moose
Many Awards At City Wide Endeavor Rally Last Evening
A Lebanon Christian Endeavor mass rally at Lebanon Church featured awards for attendance to several societies. The Archdale Friends Society received a banner from Rev O L Easter for outstanding Union work in the past quarter. First Methodist C E Society and Lebanon Society won silver loving cups for first and second attendance, presented by Mrs Ida Lambert and Rev Clay Madison respectively. The Lebanon Intermediate Society received the intermediate attendance shield from Miss Marcella Thornton. The Lebanon C E Society received the junior attendance cash prize from Miss Myrtle Davis. Dr F L Conrad delivered the main address on The A B C s of the Christian Religion with music from Charles Medlin and the High Point College quartet. E B Barnes led the program as Roscoe Briley presided over the meeting and a playlet Order In the Court was presented by the First Methodist Intermediates before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Lebanon Church
Archdale Friends Society
O. L. Easter
First Methodist Christian Endeavor Society
Ida Lambert
Lebanon Society
Clay Madison
Marcella Thornton
Over the Hills
Lynn Jane Davis
E. B. Barnes
The
Lebanon Christian Endeavor Soccety
Roscoe Briley
Union
First Methodist
Myrtle Davis
Lorena Bullen
Glenn Payne
Mrs Luquer Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Ida Mae Hooks and Miss Virginia Haley hosted a small party at Miss Haley's Meredith Street home for Mrs Bert Luquer Jr formerly Miss Tula White. Bingo prizes went to Miss Ruby Luquer Mrs Paul Helper and Mrs Bill Jones. A novelty china set and many gifts were given to the honoree. An ice course was served to 12 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Hooks
Virginia Haley
Meredith Street
Herbert Luquer, Jr
Tula White
Ruby Luquer
Jamestown
Paul Helper
Bill Jones
Hich Point
Clarence Walton
A. J. Halen
Teething remedy TEETHINA promoted for infant constipation
Mothers urged to watch for fretfulness and spitting up in infants linked to temporary constipation. TEETHINA advertised as a soothing laxative with cold relief, available at drug stores for 30 cents a dozen powders. Free baby leaflet offered from Teething Columbus Ga.
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Columbus
Water Pageant At Girl Scout Camp On Thursday
Announcement from Camp Uwhurrie directed by Mrs. Mabel Burnett invites parents and friends to attend Thursday’s water pageant and waterfront activities. An arts and crafts exhibit will also showcase the girls progress.
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Camp
Uwhurrie
Mabel Burnett
Social notes of visits and moves across towns
About People Abs. E. T. Alen of Memphis arrives in town to visit Mr. and Mrs. Royster Thurman on Johnson Street for about ten days. Mrs. John L. Woodbury of Louisville leaves for Chatham Virginia to visit Abrs. W. C. N. Merchant and return to High Point later this week. James R. Bowers of Adams Street has gone to Norfolk to take a job. Mrs. Bowers will join him this summer. Edna Pope Crawford spends this week in Thomasville visiting her grandmother Mrs. Robert Pope. Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Brockmann host Mrs. Charles Butler and Mrs. Eric Ehn of Bristol Tennessee with Marianne and Charles Ehn. Ehn and family are former Swiss residents. Mrs. C. S. Beaver flies to Washington for a short stay then to Monmouth New Jersey for two weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs. E. T. Alen
Memphis, Tenn
Mrs
Royster Thurman
Johnson Street
John L. Woodbury
Louisville
A. T. Wishart
Chatham
W. C. N. Merchant
Fligh Point
James R. Bowers
Adams Street
Norfolk, Va
H. L. Brockmann
Fairway Drive
Charles Butler
Brockmann
Eric Ehn
Marianne
Charles Ehn
Bristol
Tenn
Ehn
Switzerland
Household Arts Club Plans Evening Meeting at Mrs Duttons
The Household Arts Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening at 1 30 at Mrs Sam Duttons home on Green Street extension. Members are asked to note the change from the usual afternoon hour to the evening time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dutton
Household Arts Club
Green Street
Social Arts Club Meeting At Mrs Harville Home
The Social Arts Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. C. Harville on Colonial Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amrs. E. C. Harville
Colonial Drive
Willing Workers Class Plans June Meeting at Cloverbrand
The Willing Workers Class of Main Street Methodist Church will hold its monthly meeting Friday night June 27 at 7 30 o'clock in the Cloverbrand clubroom on Broad Street. Hostesses will be Mesdames I B Zachary G Green burg Ed Venable and Molly Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
Cloverbrand
Broad Street
Mesdames
I. B. Zachary
G. Greenburg
Ed Venable
Molly Bell
Legion Of Moose To Meet Sunday
The Loyal Order of Moose lodge met at Moose Hall on Worth Main Street Tuesday night and announced plans for a Sunday Legion of Moose meeting in this city. A letter from the Women of the Moose thanking the men for cooperation was read along with a note to Director General James J. Davis praising Mooseheart leadership and the impact on a Mooseheart family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Worth Main Street
Legion of Moose
Lodge
Women of the Moose
James J. Davis
Mooseheart
Bertha Norman
Mr. Davis
County taxes show 119146.91 in prepaid payments
Greensboro event reports County Treasurer W C Johnson announced that by Monday prepaid taxes totaled 119146.91. He will continue to accept prepaid taxes at a tentative rate of 75 cents through October, with premiums decreasing about 0.5 percent monthly. Last year prepaid taxes were about half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
W. C. Johnson
Johnson
Thomasville Bride-elect Honored at Luncheon by Mrs. Cox
Miss Betty Jennings, bride-elect of Rev. Benjamin Cox, was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Carson Cox in Thomasville. Guests included family and friends, with summer flowers and a three course buffet meal. Also noted was the Greensboro wedding of Eloise Ward to Robert Morrow, and the marriage of Beuna Sechrest to Coy Lanier in Chesterfield S C with plans for a Carolina Beach trip and future home in Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Carson Cox
Enterprise
Betty Jennings
Benjamin Cox
Spring Street
Mrs. Cox
Miss Jennings
R. G. Jennings
Evelyn Lyles
Theresa Hoover
Priscilla Lambeth
Ida Lambeth Jennings
Jennie Reid Newby
Nancy Kyser
Elizabeth Blair
Mesdames
Joe Johnson
Bertram Heathcote
James Lambeth, Jr
Eloise Ward
Robert Morrow
Greensboro
Carraway Memorial Methodist Church
J. P. Hipps
North Carolina
North Wilkesboro
Morrow
Reynolds Tobacco Company
George Baker Ward
Rankin High School
King's Business College
Cornelius Grady Morrow
Jennie Howard Morrow
Fairgrove High School
Jones Business College
University of Indiana
Chesterfield
S.C
Voncannon
Carolina Beach
Lanier
Spain Studies War Situation With Russia Ties
June 25. The Spanish government said it was studying very carefully the situation created by the German Russian war and kept silent on sending Spanish volunteers to fight the Soviet. Foreign Minister Remon Serrano Suner announced after a two day cabinet meeting that a German government communication notified Spain of the war against Russia and the grave reasons behind it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Remon Serrano Suner
Spain
Russia
Local Families Return From Durham and Beach Visit
Mr and Mrs William Van Liere and children returned home after a fortnight at Carolina Beach. Mrs Joe Leonard of Lexington recently visited Mrs Keifer Long on Salem Street. Mrs W T Green, Mrs C M Tomlinson and Miss Lucille Tesh came back from Durham where Mesdames Green and Tomlinson represented the lo-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Liere
Carolina Beach
Joe Leonard
Lexington
Keifer Long
Salem Street
W.T. Green
C. M. Tomlinson
Lucille Tesh
Durham
Mesdames Green and
Tomlinson
Local notes from the North Carolina Legion Auxiliary meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary unit reports at the North Carolina Department meeting. Miss Tesh served as convention page. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Covington returned home from Myrtle Beach after two weeks away. Betty Brown McMillan came home from a Raleigh visit with Miss Elizabeth Hostetler. Mrs. Spencer Carleton and daughter Mary McNeill arrived from Gardner, Mass. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambeth.
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Samuel Hyman
Clarion Windsor Mayfair
Crystalite Heisey Rose Rose Point Chantilly
Elaine
Concord Ridgeway
Williamsburg
Colonial Adoration
Cape Cod
Coronet
Fewelfr
S. Main ST
Miss Heath
Debs
British Aid
Women of
Meet
Eastern Star
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Christiana Snyder
Grand’ Assembly Rainbow
High Point College
E. S
Grand Cross of Color
Supreme Assembly
Lucy Frye
Asheville
Edwin Bennison
Grace Wood
Bennison
Mrs. Luquer
Girl Scout
Edna Pope Crawford
Robert Pope
Fairgrove Forest
L.O.0
Bendix Sourp
ENO Wit
Bendix
Miss Bean
Econ
Caller Company the
East
Washington Street
Miss Beuna Sechrest
Coy
Clifton Lanier
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Tco
Robertson
Enterprise Cooking School
Grace’s FlowerShop
North Main St
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO. OF
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