Wood Presbyterian auxiliary organized in ntwood meeting
Enthusiastic gathering of the newly formed Wood Presbyterian Church auxiliary met last evening with thirteen charter members and officers named from the Orange Presbyterian Auxiliary. District officers led the proceedings, adopting a constitution and plans for ongoing work, while a Ray Parent-Teacher Association meeting followed with a nominating slate and school orchestra program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twood Presbyterian
Orange Prestal
Presbyterian
Psed
Lamarium
0. C. Mson
Spiritife
P. H. Dalton
E. R. Clodfelter
E. M. Foster
Ida Mae
L. A. Bartreasurer
D. Wam
Claude Gray
J. J. Ks
W. J. Anderson
Jack c M. Holton
Ne Howard
Marie Aaronary F. Wood
Dr. O.illiamson
The
Presbyterian Church
Alumni Meet Newest College Coach Jim McCachren
High Point College alumni will meet the new athletics coach Jim McCachren tonight at 7 30 at the Post Office Employes Cabin off Highway 10A. William D. Lewis says graduates from High Point and nearby areas are invited. A social period follows the business meeting and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Jim McCachren
William D. Lewis
High Point
Whch
Lewis
Tea And Topics Club Meeting With Mrs Humphreys
The Tea and Topics Club will meet Thursday at 3 30 PM hosted by Mrs G J Humphreys at 821 West College Drive. Miss Dorothy Bell will speak as the guest on the second program in the Katharine Cornell series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and
Humphreys
G. J. Humphreys
West College Drive
Dorothy Bell
Katherine Cornell
Clyde Baxter
Centennial Avenue
J. J. Humphreys
Trice Jr. Born in Richmond Hospital
Dr and Mrs C C Trice of Richmond Virginia announce the birth of a son Clarry Clyde Jr on March 10 at St Luke s Hospital in Richmond The mother Mary Alice Farrell formerly of High Point is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Farrell of High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Trice
Richmond
High Point
Clarry Clyde, Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
Turnip Green Dinner At Wesley Memorial
The Woman's Auxiliary of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will host a turnip green dinner in the church basement on Wednesday March 15. Service runs 11:30 to 1:30 with turnip greens hog fowl ham spring onions beets corn bread hot biscuits lemon or apple pie and coffee for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Ada Blair Parents And TeachersMeet Tuesday
Ada Blair Parent Teacher Association holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school. The subject is Extra Curricular Activities with Miss Nell Stallings head of physical education as guest speaker. Her talk will be shown with an exhibit of department activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ada Blair School
Miss Ray
Teague
Burns
Nell Stallings
Twentieth Century Study Club Meets at Mrs Koonts Home
The Twentieth Century Study Club will hold its lunchon meeting Wednesday at 1 PM hosted by Mrs Henry Koonts on Guilford College road. Mrs E D Henderson will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
Henry Koonts
Guilford College Road
E. D. Henderson
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
Social Calendar for High Point Area This Week
Community groups schedule meetings and events from Monday through Friday including alumni gatherings at the Postal Employees' cabin the Sheraton Hotel and Adams Memorial Building. Notable activities involve the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority the YWCA gardens chapters of Daughters of the American Revolution and several clubs at Emerywood and local homes.
Correction shows 1939 marriage date for Scott and Taylor
The marriage of Miss Margaret Relia Scott and Thomas H. Taylor occurred on November 3, 1939, not 1938 as previously published. The correction updates the date for the public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Relia Scott
Thomas H. Taylor
Federated Women Plan Essay Contest And Good Neighbor Tour
Mrs H A White of High Point chairs International Relations for the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs announcing this year's contest topic The Essential Elements of a Permanent Society of Nations Entries due by April 15 to reach contest manager in Pratt Kansas. A Good Neighbor Tour to South America follows the May council meeting with a 52 day program sailing May 31 from New York aboard the Santa Clara visiting Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro and other countries with a 14000 mile itinerary. The General Federation marks its 50th anniversary with a nationwide Radio Golden Jubilee Birthday party on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Henry A White
High Point
General Federation
Permanent Society of Nations
White
Richardson
Pratt
Kansas
Foundamentals of Peace
Grace G. Ford
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Carolina Institute of International Relations
General Federation of Women's Clubs
South America
Milwaukee
Latin America
Dunbar
International Relations
Frederick Beggs
New York
Santa Clara
Andes
Chile
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Washington
Low Chimneys
Wyckoff
New Jersey
Church Groups Plan Evening Meetings Across Local Churches
Busy Woman's Circle of First Baptist meets at 7 30 with Mrs C C Hooks at 207 Parkway. Martha Holton Y W A gathers at 7 30 with Mrs I W Daniel at 316 South Hamilton. Dozier Circle of West End Church meets at 7 30 with Mrs C W Chappell at 211 Ennis Street. Philathea Class of Green Street Baptist holds a bad taste party at 7 30. Calvary Methodist Sunday school class meets 7 30 Tuesday with Mrs W C Evans on East Green Street. Welch Memorial Circle two meets 7 30 Tuesday with Mrs N B Briggs at her apartment above Piedmont cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
C. C. Hooks
Parkway
Martha Holton
Dozier Circle
Dozier Circle of
West End Church
C. W. Chappell
Ennis Street
Ee Philathea
Green Street Baptist Church
Calvary
Ethel West
Calvary Methodist Church
W. C. Evans
East Green Street
A. Ss
Welch Memorial Circle
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
N. B. Briggs
Piedmont Cafe
Emma Blair P T A Meeting Tuesday Evening
Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the school Mrs Edgar Hartley will speak and Mrs Clayton Glasgow's second grade will present a play A silver offering will support the school's free lunch fund Good Will Garden Club meets Wednesday at 10 am with Mrs Percy White in Archdale program by Mrs Ray Nibbelink on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
Percy White
Archdale
Ray Nibbelink
Burbank
Emma Blair
California Pays Small Pension to Blind Residents
California awards about 50 dollars monthly to each blind resident. Mrs Arthur McLaglen oversees care for 706 blind people in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
California
Arthur McLaglen
Build-Up Time Aids Digestion and Resistance
Women and girls learn that Build-Up supports digestion by aiding gastric juice flow and strengthens physical resistance during periods. Some users take Cardut a few days before and during the time to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardut
Community Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Local brief reports list Mrs Frances Dickson and R D Dickson returning from Fayetteville after a weekend with relatives the DeVanes and Elliots. Kent Thomas, son of Mrs Carrie Thomas, is in satisfactory condition at Duke Hospital able to receive visitors. Mrs Frank Dickson visiting Tocca Ga with daughter Mrs William McNeilly for wedding of Pattie Thomas and Henry Betts. Anna Elisabeth Kearns and Love Monday return from Washington. Rosa Sunderland improving at Guilford General Hospital. Dr and Mrs G A Rader of Carlisle Pa visiting Rev and Mrs Fesperman. Rader to Alabama for two months as Army medical corps officer. he is Mrs Fesperman’s brother. George T Wood Sr and Carl Wood return from Paradise Point. Mrs Hubert Bryant returns from Burrus Memorial Hospital. Max Lamet and wife ill at home from influenza. Mr Morrison and daughter Elizabeth return from McColl S C after death of his sister Miss Katherine Morrison of Florence S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Thomas
Carrie Thomas
Duke Hospital
Frank Dickson
William McNeilly
Toccoa
McNeilly
Misa Pattie Thomas
Henry Alexander Betts
G. A. Rader
Carlysle
Hoyle L. Fesperman
Woodrow Avenue
Rader
Rosabelle Elliott
Fort Mead
Alabama
Medicals Corps
United States Army
Fesperman
Lassiter-Culver Vows Reported At Randleman
Miss Ruby Lassiter and Alton F. Culver wed in a private ceremony February 29 at St. Paul Methodist Church Greensboro report states. The couple plans to reside in Norfolk Virginia where Culver serves in the Coast Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ruby Lassiter
Alton F. Culver
St. Paul Methodist Church
J. L. Stokes
Eugenia Lassiter
A. FE. Lassiter
Mrs. Culver
A. E. Lassiter
Randleman
Randleman High School
Commonwealth Hosiery Mill
Mr. Culver
T. M. Culver
Nancy Norris Culver
Atlanta, Ga
United States Coast Guard
Norfolk
Local Residents and Visitors Noted in Briefs
Miss Louise Hackett of Mt. Airy joins Randleman Full Fashion Hosiery Mill office to assist JoAnna VanWerry and R. H. Archer. Polly Robertson hospitalized at Duke Hospital in Durham awaiting hand surgery. Eva Templeton covers Polly Ann Beauty Shop in her absence. Marjorie and Evelyn Caldwell of Burlington visited Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Freeman. Mrs. L. W. Lineberry Jr. returns from Sternberger Hospital Greensboro. Weekend visits include R. R. Bell and Alwsie Denning at Linden and Buies Creek. Mrs. M. C. Beck back home after appendix operation at Randolph Hospital. Mrs. A. R. Freeman and Susan travel to Greensboro on business. Dr. C. D. Kistler and Phyllis Kistler visit friends in Greensboro. Joyce Johnson confined at home with septic sore throat. Lewis Luther returns from a week in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hackett
Mt. Airy
Randleman
JoAnna VanWerry
R. H. Archer
Polly Robertson
Duke Hospital
Durham
Miss Robertson
Eva Templeton
Polly Ann
Marjorie
Evelyn Caldwell
Burlington
A. B. Freeman
L. W. Lineberry, Jr
Sternberger Hospital
Greensboro
R. R. Bell
Linden
Alwsie Denning
Buies Creek
M. C. Beck
Randolph Hospital
Naomi Street
A. R. Freeman
Susan
C. D. Kistler
Phyllis
Joyce Johnson
Lewis Luther
New York City
Bobby Wienberry Celebrates Third Birthday At Party
Mrs. Gilbert Wienberry hosted a Saturday party at East Green Street for her son Bobby’s third birthday. Betty Jackson and Anne Hipps won games and contests as yellow and green decorations and refreshments centered on birthday cakes with green candles. Guests included Barbara Steele Kenneth Steele Edna Yarborough Dot Kendall Faye Kendall Carolyn Watson Marie Venable Jack Venable Evelyn Alf red Carl Alf red Jackie Chesson J R Hinshaw Jr Charlotte Hahn Betty Jackson Tommy Ragan Betty Sain Anne Hipps Frances Hipps Fred Hipps Helen Garriss Mary Frances Lance Clyde Ward Jr Larry Sawyer Rose Marie Wienberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Wienberry
East Green Street
Bobby
Betty Jackson
Anne Hipps
Barbara
Kenneth Steele
Edna Jean “Yarborough
Dot
Faye Kendall
Carolyn Watson
Marie
Jack Venable
Evelyn
Carl Alfred
Jackie Chesson
J. R. Hinshaw, Jr
Charlotte Hahn
Tommy Ragan
Betty Sain
Anne
Frances
Freddie Hipps
Helen Garriss
Mary Frances Lance
Clyde Ward, Jr
Larry Sawyer
Rose Marie Wienberry
Women by Ruth Millett A caution on stale courtship lines
A Chicago judge advises Blaine Johnson to win back his live-in wife with letters echoing their past courtship. The essay argues many husbands reuse old lines and fail to see who their wives are now, noting wives at forty seldom appreciate such form letters and that praise should reflect current selves and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Chicago
Blaine Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Diets for Easter parade fashions stress slim hips and waist
Alicia Hart outlines a seven day low calorie plan for overweight women aiming to fit Easter fashions. The program emphasizes fruit heavy meals with no starches or sweets and strict portion control, plus a warning to consult a physician before starting any rigid diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
Open House Showcases Home Economics at WCMC
Woman's College prepares a two day Open House May 3-4 aligned with Parents Day and May Day. Exhibits in the Home Economics Building and related venues will display training needs job roles and career paths. Student chairmen Miss Helen Richardson and Miss Betty Rosa guide the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
Opn House
Bome Economics
Helen Richardson
Troy
Betty Rosa
First Paper Making and Aircraft Slot Technology
The text notes Ts Ai Lun as the maker of the first sheet of paper in China around 150 A.D. describing bamboo fiber and mulberry bark pulping. It also explains Handley Page wing slots that prevent stall by increasing lift at the wing’s curve and cites U.S. salt consumption at 8,000,000 tons annually as of January 1, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts’ Ai Lun
China
High Point Garden Club Postpones Open Meeting
The High Point Garden Club has postponed its opening meeting scheduled for Tuesday morning at the Sheraton ballroom. The event is postponed indefinitely and a new date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Sheraton Ballroom
Junior Red Cross Council To Meet In City
The city wide Junior Red Cross council will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Sheraton Hotel. The session starts at three thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Red Cross
Sheraton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoover
Ntwood
P.T. A. Wl
Ray Parent-Teacher Association
Vir- Frank
C. C. Trice, Jr
Richmond Hospital
Wesley Memorial
Ada Blair
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
United
M&. Aln
High Point College Alumni Association
Postal Employees
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Young Women’s Christian Association
New Adams Memorial
North Main Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wayside Garden Club
Alberta C. Snider
R. R. Blackburn
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Monarch Auxiliary
R. A. Wilson
Carrick Avenue
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. A. Lackey
Hillcrest Drive
Miss Pearl Idol
Hugh Childress
Minnie Vail
W. C. Idol
T.S. McKenzie
D. T. Yow
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Business Girls Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Mary Shank
Greensboro College
Railway Express Unit
Ando
By Susan Iden
H. A. White
P.T. A
Frances Dickson
R. D. Dickson
Fayetteville
DeVanes
Elliots
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Love Monday
Washington, D. C
Rosa Sutherland
Steele Street
Guilford General Hospital
George T. Wood, Sr
Carl Wood
Paradise Point
Hubert *Bryant
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Max Lamet
South
Hamilton Street
Hp. Morrison
Elizabeth
West Broad Street
McColl
S. C
Mr. Morrison
Katherine Morrison
Florence
8. C
Lassiter-Culver
Bobby Wienberry
Wcmc Home Economics Department
United States
Nik
TYME
LA Ei
Lomafe PD
Ann
Miracle Models
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