Mrs George M Fish Feted at Luncheon at Club
Mrs George M Fish of Santa Ana California visiting with Mr and Mrs H T Hud was honored at a luncheon yesterday at Emerywood Club. About fifty five guests attended as hostesses and the Wood and Hud families were welcomed. Tables and center display featured jonquils snapdragons iris and sweet peas. A three course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Fish
Santana
California
H. T. Hud
Emerywood
Hudson
Daugh
Elliott S. Wood
Club
Hance
Salsbury Hosts Mid-Week Study Club Meeting
The Mid-Week Study club met yesterday at 100 Event Circle with J. M. S. Salsbury and Mrs. A. M. Utley presiding. After a brief business session members gave timely life related readings, with yellow forsythia decor and camellia corsages. Present were Mesdames Sizemore, Morrow, Welborn, Utley, Rozzelle, Carroll, McCain, and Eshelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memrs
J. M. S. Salsbury
A. M. Utley
Mesdames F. J. Sizemore
W. R. Morrow
Allen Welborn
C. E. Rozzelle
Asheboro
Charles F. Carroll
H. W. McCain
J. A. Eshelman
Hunsucker Hosts 18th Century Herb Garden Program
The Mid-Week club met at Seborn Perry's home for a talk by Mrs. Fra and Mrs. Hunsucker on 18th century gardens. She discussed Wakefield as Washington's birthplace, herb gardening as a fashionable form, and shown potted herbs. Business noted Pinehurst meeting dates and New Orleans convention. Mendenhall site chosen for a club sponsored herb garden. 21 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seborn Perry
Hunsucker
Valette J. Harris
Pinehurst
New Orleans
John Pickett
Mendenhall Place
Jamestown
Oyster Production and Steel Industry Snippets
United States leads world in oyster production. Do not wash shucked oysters to preserve flavor. In one hour and a quarter, current American steel industry output equals all of 1860 production.
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The
United States
Light Touch Best When Using Mascara and Eyebrow Crayon
The article advises careful mascara application to create colorless lashes, warns against overuse that ages the look, and cautions against dyeing brows or lashes. It notes bravery with black makeup varies by complexion and recommends tiny eyebrow strokes to avoid harsh lines. It also warns against upward terminal strokes and exaggeration, stressing natural enhancement and cautious use.
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Satan
West Emerywood Garden Club Discusses Problems
The West Emerywood Garden Club met at Mrs Charles W McAnallys home 1020 Ferndale Drive yesterday morning with fourteen members present. A round table program on Gardening featured each member sharing tips from her experience. Mrs Herman Smith president led the business session and several matters were acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Emerywood Garden Club
Charles W. McAnally
Ferndale Drive
Seeman
Herman Smith
Robert Davis
Joseph J. Cox
O. A. Kirkman
Robert Fountain
William Ragsdale
Sanders Dallas
Charles Kearns
Henry Foscue
Frank Wall
Earl N. Phillips
Friday Morning Music Study Club Meets Tomorrow
The Friday Morning Music Study Club will meet tomorrow morning March 8 at 1 o'clock with Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson at 529 Parkway. A luncheon follows at Emerywood Country Club at 12:30. Planning the meeting are Mesdames Henry Foscue Edith Moore Sherrod and Frank Armfield. topic is Rivers of the East, continuing the American Rivers series for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Tomlinson
Parkway
Proram
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Henry Foscue
Edith Moore Sherrod
Frank Armfield
Lodge Meeting Postponed Here
The Magdelene Rebekah lodge officer club meeting with Mrs Frances Chanel is postponed to next Wednesday March 13. Time and place will be announced later.
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Magdelene Rebekah Lodge
Frances Chanel
Johnson Street P T A Meets This Evening With Glee Club
The Johnson Street School P T A will hold a meeting tonight March 7 at 7 30 in the school auditorium. The program features the Glee club directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins.
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Johnson Street
Glee Lab
Dorothy Hoskins
Women Complete Plans For World Day Of Prayer
Final arrangements were completed today for the World Day of Prayer observance in High Point. Under the High Point Council Church Women, Mrs. G. I. Humphreys presides with Mrs. FE. R. Anderson planning the program. Miss Elsie Ellen Moore leads the program themed Things That Make for Our Peace, culminating in a public service at 3 p.m. at First Methodist church. Mrs. Charles Barrer directs school services, with ministers' association planning the plants. Everyone in the city is urged to participate as the event is inter-denominational, international and inter-racial, regardless of attendance.
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High Point Council
G. I. Humphreys
FE. R. Anderson
Elsie Ellen Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
First Methodist Church
Charles Barrer
Ministerial Association
Sirs. Humphreys
Brinkley Moore Vows Announced in Thomasville Ceremony
Miss Priscilla Moore of Thomasville, senior at Woman's College and May Queen candidate, wed John H. Brinkley Jr on February 16. Rev R Murphy Williams officiated. Bride wore powder blue crepe and an orchid. she will finish BA in June. Groom, a Marine Corps corporal, recently discharged and now works in construction with his father. plans to enter State College in fall.
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Thomasville
Priscilla Moore
Woman's College
John H. Brinkley
R. Murphy Williams
Presbyterian Church of the Convenant
Max Stuart Moore
Marine Corps
Pacific
High Cry Ie
Tate College
Garden Study Club Hears Mrs Fluharty Discuss Vines
The Garden Study club met at Mrs. Silas Casey home for a March session on vines led by Mrs. W B Fluharty Jr. She described ivy some flowering varieties and pruning tips. President W J Pappas announced spring plot plans at World War I monument corner and named a nominating committee. Sixteen members attended and Mrs Broadus Casey joined.
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Silas Casey
Garden Study Club
W. B. Fluharty, Jr
W. J. Pappas
College and
Broad Streets
Mesdames
M. D. As. Dewey Foust
S. O. Peebles
Pinehurst
New Orleans
Pappas
Broadus Casey
Mesdames Charles Byrd
M. R. Cole
Victor Dallas
B. Flaharty, Jr
I.S. Ingram
M. D. Matthews
J. W. van Loan
E. A. Wright
H. R. Heller
George Cecil
Reese Snider
Dewey Foust
T. R. Zimmerman
Judge Hayes Addresses BPWC On How Government Runs
Judge John J. Hayes spoke before the High Point Business and Professional Women's club about who runs government and how it functions. He described government as three branches, stressed the Constitution, and urged citizens to uphold their rights and duties. The event included musical selections, a dinner, and a spring-themed table setup at the Sheraton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hayes
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Hayes
Miss Rrdner
Judge Hayes
Wilkesboro
United States
Congress
Ayes
Emerywood Social Calendar Highlights Bridge and Dinners
Thursday features family night dinner at Emerywood Country Club and a bridal courtesy bridge at Miss Frances Muse home. Friday includes Priscilla club meeting, USO banquet at St Marys Parish House with Judge Reeves speech, and two bridge events. Saturday hosts Emerywood duplicate club play and a bridge evening for Miss Shields wedding celebration.
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Emerywood Country Club
Enmogene Shields
Bridge Club
Frances Muse
Priscilla Club
S. C. Clark
Parkway
Emerywood
Eleanor Younts
Bridge
Thurston Street
Shields
Altrusans Plan Hargrove Lecture At Senior High
Plans announce Marion Er Hargrove author of Here Private Hargrove will speak Monday March 11 at the senior high school. He arrives Monday morning and attends a 12 15 luncheon in the Sheraton Blue Room with Lois Welborn and Marie Forrest hosting the ways and means committee. Hargrove, a Mount Olive native and former Charlotte News staffer, is known for his World War II soldier life interpretation and views on military life and peace time topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Er
Hargrove
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lois Welborn
Marie Forrest
Ways and Means
Mount Olive
The
Charlotte News
America
Theta Kappa Meet Tonight At W.O.W Home
The Theta Kappa chapter of Tau Phi Lambda sorority invites members to a 7 30 PM meeting at the W O W home 311 West High street. Two pledges will be initiated and important business will be discussed. All members urged to attend.
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Theta Kappa
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
W.O.W
West High Street
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