Sorority Observes Founders Day at High Point College
Gamma Zeta Chapter of Phi Mu held Founders Day at Lindley Memorial Chapel with a Ritual ceremony to support the scholarship fund. Each member donated one penny per year since 1852. Alumna Donna Burns attended with three initiates Avie Gunn Libby Hutchens and Shirley Caudle. A meeting of collegiate and alumnae chapters follows Monday in Roberts Hall.
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Gamma Zeta
Phi Mu
Lindley Memorial
High Point College
Donna Burns
Avie Gunn
Libby Hutchens
Shirley Caudle
Three Local Girl Scouts Honored For Excellent Records
National Girl Scout Week highlights three High Point youths Betsy Jane Bryant May Van Zett and Jane Folger for long service in Scouting Betsy Jane leads Wing Troop and plays flute with multiple orchestras May Van Zett eight years in scouting excels in music hiking and life saving Jane Folger six years in Scouting is a ninth grader and junior club editor with art and literature interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Girl Scouts
Betsy Jane Bryant
Hobart Bryant
May van Zett
M. J. Zett
Fisher St
Jane Folger
W. C. Folger
Johnson St
Betsy Jane
Hubert M. Bryant
Colonial Dr
Herman Smith
Weat Coast Symphony
Greensboro Symphony
High Point Symphony
Betsy
First Presbyterian Church
Cody
Wyoming
Winston - Salem Symphony Orchestra
May van
N. Main Baptist
City Lake
Jane
Evelyn Boyd
Memorial Methodist
Wild Flower Garden Club Dinner Meeting Planned
The Wild Flower Garden Club will meet Thursday at 6 45 for a buffet dinner at Mrs Ray Nance Rt 6 High Point. Guest speaker will be Mrs R K Stewart.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
Ray Nance
Rt. 6
High Point
R. K. Stewart
Music Study Club Examines Negro Spirituals Program
The Friday Morning Music Study Club will meet at 11 o clock with Mrs. Henry Foscue at 1307 Woodland Dr to study Negro Spirituals of the South. Mrs. H J Coffield will assist as hostess with Mrs. Foscue and program leaders will be Mrs. Homer T Hudson and Mrs. W L Jackson. Lunch will follow at the Woman's Club.
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Southland
Henry Foscue
Woodland Dr
H. J. Coffield
Foscue
Homer T. Hudson
W. L. Jackson
Woman's Club
Ladies Card Party at Sedgefield Inn Tuesday
The Ladies Social Committee of Sedgefield Club invites guests to a bridge and canasta card party at the Solarium of Sedgefield Inn this Tuesday starting at 10 30. Lunch follows at one. Reservations due by Monday. tables or single seats available per chair Mrs Marvin L Legare.
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Sedgefield Club
Solarium
Sedgefield Inn
Marvin L. Legare
Ladies Social Mittee
Methodist circles plan meetings across several churches
Local church groups from Mitchell Grove Lind say Memorial Sites Evangelical and Reformed and Lebanon Methodist prepare Monday and Tuesday gatherings. Circles meet at various homes with hostesses named, covering bake sales, prayer and study, with details on times and addresses. The Iola Siceloff Philathea Class meets at First Baptist with worship and a luncheon follow up.
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Iola Siceloff Philathea
First Baptist Church
Judson Ruth
Rt. 1
High Point
Ruth Stone
R. A. Craven
D. C. Dorsett
J. M. Shore
C. E. Sheroff
T. C. Whittington
George
Ruth
United States
W. F. Jones
OES To Elect State Tuesday
The High Point Chapter No. 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple. The meeting will feature the election of town officers as the highlight of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Carolina Cancer Society Expands Clinics and Services
Mrs. Marshall, retiring after 14 years as director of the General Assembly, helped expand the North Carolina cancer program from 1946 onward. The state opened the Wilmington Cancer Detection Clinic in 1948 and has grown to six major and five minor clinics with mass screening for all, plus volunteer receptionists and nurse's aides. By 1953, 51,121 patients were seen and 1,484 cancers found. early detection rose from 43.9 percent in 1948 to 89 percent by 1951 at the New Hanover clinic. The NC Cancer Institute was chartered in 1952 as a nursing home to aid patients needing hospitalization, with ACS funding and support from the North Carolina Division. The program funds support education, information centers, research grants to medical schools, and extensive volunteer services statewide.
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General Assembly
State Board of Health
Wilmington
Ent
North Carolina
State Medical Society
Marshall
New Hanover
American Cancer Society
North Carolina Cancer Institute
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Chambray
Lynbrook
Music
Mitchell's Grove
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
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Guy Hill
Claude Mooney
Calvary Methodist Circles
Calvary Methodist Church
Paul Chesson
E. Green St
Mada Lofiin
FE. Commerce St
E. L. Warner
Arche 'St
D. D. Hinkle
Pershing St
Lindsay Methodist Circles
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Ora Delk
Austin Smith
E. Lexington Ave
L. D. Ridge
Greensboro Rd
W. ©. White
Monthey Ave
Women’s Guild of the Sites Evangelical and Reformed Church
Circle No
Pete Culler
Bessie Long
Springfield Rd
Anne Johnson
Bart
Iola Siceloff
North Main Street Baptist Church
William C. Fisher
Lexington Ave
Fisher
Mattie Hilliard
Myrtle Epps
Valley Boyles
Rankin Methodist Circles
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Jesse Hooper
Coltrane St
Robert Stanley
Carr St
Paul Justice Jr
Lowe Ave
Esther Daniels
English St
B. L. Minor
Pine St
Minnie Bean
Tipton St
Halsie Smith
E. Cecanon Ave
E. C. Embry
Mangum Ave
Ethel Davis
L. N. Fry
Smith T
We - Mittie. Philatheas
Mittie Philathea
Lebanon Methodist Church
Mesdames W. M. Craven
Thelma Jones
Myrtle Blackwell
Glenn Lambeth
OES
Marlowe
S. Main St
John T. Ellis & CO
YMCA
P. O. Box
Charlotte, N. C
Bam
Montlieu Ave
Rine
Boucle Knit
Chase
Heana Wagger Co
N. Main St
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