Community and club notices from a North Carolina town
Local church and club schedules list meetings tomorrow including Home Department Sunday school at Mrs Weedon 217 South Hamilton Street Gene Lamont Bible Class at Mrs Gilmore 117 Willis Street DeMolay hosts at Mrs Dallas South Main Street and Lottie Holden class at Miss Sutherland Lindsay Street Miss Rosa Sutherland host. Duplicate Bridge Club at Mrs Raymond North Main Street. Birth announced for Yvonne Snyder March 3 at 210 East Russell Street. Garden club supports highway sign abolition with talks on Wild Flowers of Spring and Buds. Oak Hill Community Service Circle reports extensive donations and activities. next meeting April second Monday with Alma Ward Burton. First Reformed Circle No 3 meets Thursday at Miss Nina Livengood 505 Newton Street. University Women host tea at the Sheraton for High Point College graduates and High Point high school seniors with guests and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Lillian Hodgin
Circle No. 3
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Reformed Church
Nina Livengood
Newton Street
Social Calendar A Busy Week in Local Clubs
Wednesday through Friday list meetings in Emerywood and High Point with Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Rankin, and others. Highlighted events include a Musical Art Club program at Green Street Baptist church with multiple vocal and instrumental numbers, and a vocational guidance address by Dr. Faith Gordon at NCCW for local girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Pi
Wade Marsh
Entre Nous
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
Sorosis Club
J. W. Harris
Priscilla Club
F. F. Dickson
King of Clubs
Helen Marsh
Musical Art Club
Romanze Sans Paroles
Saint Saens
Chaminade
Herman Abels
Eccles Everhardt
Beethoven
Edith M. Sherrod
Church Kitchen Fund Rises as Nine Circle Leaders Appointed
New Century Service and North Carolina Work announce about $300 spent on china silver and kitchen equipment. Nine circle chairmen named Grace Koontz Mary Wall L J Harper J A Gray Richard H Shaw W W Cecil L R Peacock Ross H Davis H G Ferrell. Secretaries for Christian Education Missionary Education Scholarship and Workers Thank Offering Temperance Life Memorial and Perpetual Members Pastor's Aid Literature Benevolences Scholarships in High Point College Young People's Work Bethel Home Children's Home Spiritual Life listed with officers for April 1st: President Mrs Paul Kennett Vice President Mrs S Coe Recording Secretary Mrs R T Pickens Corresponding Secretary Mrs John H Walker Treasurer Mrs J S Pickett. April 16 17 NC Branch meeting at First church discussed. Retiring president Mrs S S Coe honored with three piece pewter tea set. reception by Mrs C C Robbins and others. Jonquil decorated plates as spring motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Humphreys
C. F. Barton
H. A. Oakes
P. BE. Lindley
J. H. Pritchard
C. L. Whitaker
Pastor’s Aid
L. EB. Teague
E. L. Douglas
D. E. White
High Point College
C. C. Robbins
Paul &. Kennett
8. Coe
R. T. Pickens
John H. Walker
J. 8. Pickett
N. C
Women’s Missionary Work
First Church
S. S. Coe
R. J. Farmer
Ladies Aid Society
Woman's Auxiliary
Dora E. Richardson
C. B. Mattocks
Mrs Crowell Hosts All Day Party At Glenana
Thomasville March 11 a suburban home party hosted by Mrs G E Crowell featured morning and afternoon bridge with Hingle and Newby among high scorers. Guests included Mesdames Kyser Hassler Farrington and Rapp, with St Patrick themed refreshments and pink carnations decorating tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
G. E. Crowell
Glenana
Bridge and Rock
W. G. Hingle
M. L. Bales
R. K. Farrington
Paul Hassler
Lucy Eason
C. H. Newby
Bridge
Mesdames H. R. Kyser
Robert Rapp
G. W. Lyles
W. G. Hazel
Ralph Wilson
C. F. Finch
E. H. Mahone
T. E B. Jennings
G. Moore
Walter Newby
Mrs. Attaway
Hazel
Rook Mesdames
Leng
J. R. Blair
M. L. Bale
A. H. Ragan
W. G. Hinkle
James E. Lambeth
Mamie Harris
Alvah Boyles
Charles Lambeth
Zed Griffith
W. E B. Tomlinson
W. H. Peace
R. C. Harville
Carson Cox
O. R. Hodgin
David Long, Jr
J. F. Garner
Thomas Co. Hill
Lexington
Guy Dudley
Danville, Va
Lois Johnson
Marian Crider
Mildred
First Methodist Auxiliary Meeting At Suburban Home
The First Methodist Protestant church auxiliary met Monday afternoon at Mrs. C. C. Robbins’s suburban home south of the city with 55 members present. After devotionals and a hymn, social program led by Mrs. F. M. Acman followed. Treasurer Mrs. Joan Pickett reported a year’s work ending March 31 and a budget of 2600 to be paid in full, including 1200 to the building fund and 1050 to Mrs. S. W. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Robert Rapp
Neil Swaim
Paul Green Jr
J. C. Green Jr
Bobby Rapp
Ed Pepper Jr
M. P
First Methodist Protestant Church
C. C. Robbins
F. ™. Acman
8S. S Coe
Joan
Unique Exhibit Through Junior Service League Tea
The Junior Service League shifted from routine to social focus with a tea and Arte and Interests Department exhibit at Mrs. J. E. B. Millis home. The event featured a Lincoln letter, ancestor gloves, a Webster sketch, Jenny Lind program back, rare books including Yellow Jacket, and fine glass, silver, and linens. Tea closed the gathering with members serving among orchid and yellow sweet peas decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Arte and Interests
J. EB. Millis
Ben Moore
Mesdames
Forrest Murray
Gratton Foy
J. BE. Millis
Paul Smith
Lincoln
White House
Ruth Bowne
Millis
League
Everett Marsh
R. T. Amos
Salis bury Woman Guests at Thomasville Home
Miss Lorene Leonard of Salisbury spent ten days with her husband stationed there. She was weekend guest of Miss Marie Jones on West Main Street. Leonard formerly headed the night school work in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Leonard
Salisbury
Marie Jones
West Main Street
Miss Leonard
Thomasville
Illness and influenza strike Hampton residents
About People E. T. Amos, formerly of High Point, is quite ill at his home in Hampton, Va. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Quigley are both confined to their home with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Amos
High Point
Hampton, Va
Mrs. R. I. Quigley
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Phoe
First Baptist Home Department
First Baptist Sunday School
C. F. Weedon
South Hamilton Street
Gene Lamont
Gene Lamont Bible
J. W. Gilmore
Willis Street
Ella S. Dallas
South Main Street
Lottie Holden
Miss Rosa Sutherland
Miss Sutherland
Lindsay Street
Mrs. Raymond
Duplicate Bridge Club
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
J. R. Snyder
Yvonne
East
Russell Street
Snyder
Bessie Childs
Tennessee
Wayside Garden Club
J. J. McMurray
Lexington Avenue
Horace Haworth
Helen Henderson
Reformed Church Circle
Sheraton
Association of University Women
Pattie Jordan
R. I. Quigley
Faith Gordon
Mabel Williams
Anne Albright
Vera Idol
Mary Young
Gaston Johnson
S. R. Matthews
L. R. Johnston
H. A. White
W. A. McAnally
Robert Sechrest
Jos. T. Weaver
Naomi Morris
Willie Welch
Fant Kelley
A. W. Coit
C. W. Mengel
Alma Andrews
Burbank
4. A. Marsh
Emerywood
Sigma Theta
Farrell
High Point Graduate Nurses
W.ga
W. 2. Fraley
S&s. C. Kirkman
Mildred Luce
Margaret Opal Neece
Andrews
Albright
Mae Kirkman
High Point Garden Club
Fred N. Tate
Joseph D. Cox
Cox
Edward Bok
Florida
L. W. Flythe
BE. A. Kline
D. E. Cauble
Clowney
R. L. Brinson
J. W. McGwinn
J. C. Moore
L. W. Conant
Earl Mar
Gingers Rogers
RS. Crowell
Janie Tuttle Missionary Society
M. E
Lochie ‘Rankin Society
Saint Patrick
W. H. Curlee
Lochie Rankin
Janie Tuttle
Florence Lawrence
Elizabeth Yow
R. H. Phillips
Alexandria, Va
Sale
Moffitt’s
North Main
Mother Nature’s Curio Shop
James M. McAnally
Burrus Clinic
D. A. Burress
Rocky Mountain National Park
Matton Drug Company
W. M. Tucker
Mgr
J. Miller
New Coats Today
Beavans
The
Max Bones
Sechrest Funeral Home
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