Guest Speaker Delights Junior Service League Book Club
Mrs P W Grandjean spoke at the Junior Service League book club meeting at Emer ywood country club. She discussed Mexican Art with first hand insights from her time in Mexico and displayed illustrative articles. Tea and sandwiches preceded the program as members gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. P. W Grandjean
Junior Service League Book Club
Mesdames
Kenneth B. Geddie
L. B. Heilig
Emerywood Country Club
P W. Grandjean
Joseph J. Cox
Philip Dav
College students to return home for spring holidays
Randolph Macon College students Eleanor Amos and Dorothy Stewart of Lynchburg Va. are expected home this afternoon with Amos accompanied by her parents. Ercelle Allen is ill at Guilford General Hospital after an appendectomy. her condition is satisfactory. Local residents Mr and Mrs J Mack Stanley and Bonnie Ame Lia have returned from Trinity route one visit. L B McPherson has undergone surgery and returned home to 1806 Johnson Street. Richard Crowder moved from Burrus Memorial Hospital to his Steele Street home and is improving. Women of the Moose plan an executive meeting at Moose Hall at 7 30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Amos
Dorothy Stewart
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg
Ercelle Allen
Guilford General Hospital
J. Mack Stanley
Bonnie Amelia
Trinity Route
Avery Hayworth
High Point
L. B. McPherson
Johnson Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Richard Crowder
Steele Street
Social Calendar Highlights Midweek Engagements and Dance
The schedule lists a Wednesday 8:30 p.m. gathering for the High Point Council of Jewish Women hosted by Mrs. Max Freedman on Woodrow avenue with Mrs. Harry Doctor as associate hostess. Thursday features two 3 p.m. meetings the Entre Nous club at Mrs. Z. I. Walser’s Greenwood home and the Social Arts club at Mrs. T. R. Zimmerman’s 615 West Farriss avenue. Friday has two luncheons at 1 p.m. for the Community Arts club with Mrs. T. J. Underwood on Denny street and the Priscilla club at the Elwood hotel hosted by Mrs. R. K. Young. Saturday’s 10 p.m. Emerywood Country club dance with Bernard Fowler and his orchestra, hors d oeuvres at 9:30, and carding before intermission. reservations required by Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Max Freedman
Woodrow Avenue
Harry Doctor
Z. I. Walser
Pacaria
Entre Nous Club
Greenwood
Social Arts
T. R. Zimmerman
West Farriss Avenue
Community Arts Club
T. J. Underwood
Denny Street
R. K. Young
Priscilla Club
Elwood Hotel
Emerywood Country Club
Bernard Fowler
David Allen Stanton Born At Hospital Here
Mr and Mrs David L Stanton of 208 East Green announce the birth of a son David Allen on Tuesday March 22 at Guilford General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allen Stanton
David L. Stanton
East Green Street
David Allen
Guilford General Hospital
Guidance And Adjustment For Business Girls
Charles F. Carroll Jr spoke to the Business and Professional Girls club on vocational guidance noting 1892 Committee of Ten standards still guide today. He urged added curriculum in rudimentary business training book keeping typing and salesmanship. Janet Russell of High Point College introduced Jeannette Hall who sang two numbers with encores. The meeting also discussed the Nation-Wide banquet set for March 9 at Emerywood country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Business and Professional Girls
Carroll
Committee of Ten
Janet Russell
High Point College
Jeannette Hall
Misa Russell
Hall
Emerywood Country
Installation Rites Held For High Point C E S Officers
A large crowd attended the installation of officers for High Point chapter number 106 of the Eastern Star at the Masonic hall on North Main Street. Ruth Williams and H Reese Williams were named worthy matron and patron, with Ed Updegrove as installing officer assisted by Louise Black. Additional officers and guests from Greensboro, Lexington, Wendell and Hendersonville were welcomed as new members and gifts presented to retiring officers. Punch was served after the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Greensboro
Lexington
Wendell
High Point
Masonic Hall
North Main Street
Ruth Williams
H. Reese Williams
Merchie Andrews
Ed Updegrove
Bessie Pope
Anne Palmer
Beadie Mabry
Christiana
C. E. Harbinson
Bertha Harbinson
Marshall
Geneva Brenner
Edwin Bennison
Adah
Kate Bryant
Ruth
Alberta Kendall
Esther
Sadie Wagner
Martha
Ida Kimball
Nancy Massey
Albert Muser
Sentinel
Louise Black
Rosa Johnson
Geneva Breener
Tenner Bennison
Hendersonville
Miss Pope
Pauline Gray
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Pickard at Jamestown Home
Mrs TI J Pickard and children hosted a Sunday birthday celebration for Mr Pickard in Jamestown. A picnic dinner was served at one o'clock with a cake as the centerpiece. Guests included C C Bodenhamer Abbott's Creek Claudia Thornton J B Bodenhamer and family Dewey Ridge and family James Pickard and son Rex Thornton Deep River Oris Edwarde and family Daisy Jordan Thomas Patterson Mary and Charles Pickard and others from Jamestown High Point Greensboro and Abbott's Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TI. J. Pickard
Dewey Ridge
James Pickard
High Point
Rex Thornton
Deep River
Oris Edwarde
Daisy Jordan
Thomas Patterson
Mary
Charles Pickard
Jamestown
Robert
Roy
Lilly Bishop
Greensboro
Route Three
Mary Bodenhamer
Abbott’s Creek
April Fool Party planned by Oak Hill church group
The Philathea class of Oak Hill Friends church announced an April Fool Party to be held Friday April 1 in the church annex with a social hour and a small admission charge for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill Friends Church
Fidelity to Altrusa Principles Urged by District Governor
Miss Mary Altizer of Roanoke Va district governor urged Altrusa principles at the Sheraton hotel dinner in High Point. She called for closer club fellowship and district extension, proposing a special extension fund. Guests from Winston-Salem and Greensboro attended as well as local members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Altizer
Roanoke
Mary Ballard
Altrusa
International Altrusa
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Apeaker
Altizer
Hostess Club
John W. Miller
Charles W. McAnally
Vera Idol
Nell Craig
Louise Wrenn
Ballard
Winston- Salem
Majorie McIver
Sallie Blackwood
Jane Lindamood
Katherine Giles
Josephine Maxwell
Ada Snow
Elizabeth Sjames
Sarah Olive Smith
Ruth Thomas
Edith Hayworth
Pearl Benbow
Margaret Handy
Clara Cheek
Alma Young
Martha Jarrett
Clara Cox
Mesdames Nadine Parker
John Rothrock
Broad Street
Sedgefield
Sybil Stewart Born in Greensboro
Mrs. and Mr. O F Stewart of Greensboro announce the birth of a daughter named Sybil. The couple formerly lived in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Stewart
Greensboro
O. F. Stewart
High Point
Sybil
Mrs Stewart Tied to Anne Bogan in Sternberger Hospital Event
On Sunday at Sternberger hospital in the city, Mrs Stewart is identified as the former Miss Anne Bogan of the city, indicating a name change or marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sternberger Hospital
Stewart
Anne Bogan
Louise Swaim Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Mrs. Curtis Swaim hosted Saturday at 508 Amos Street for her niece Louise as she turned eleven. Guests enjoyed bingo and outdoor games followed by St Patrick motif refreshments. Louise received many attractive gifts from Lorraine Wilson Juanita Wilson Annie Hughes Nancy Hughes Margaret Andrews Marian Shoemaker Junior Shoemaker Mary Hauser Almetta Hauser Nina Mae Rudd ge Sarah Frances Jessup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Swaim
Amos Street
Louise
St. Patrick
Lorraine Wilson
Juanita Wilson
Annie Hughes
Nancy Hughes
Margaret Andrews
Marian Shoemaker
Junior Shoemaker
Mary Hauser
Almetta Hauser
Nina Mae Ruthledge
Sarah Frances Jessup
Mexican Gardens Described Before Wayside Club Here
Twenty five members and invited guests attended the Wayside den club meeting at Mrs F H Hallenbeck's home on Hill drive with president Mrs C H Risch presiding The group discussed plans for City for Campaign and pledged cooperation for council and associated efforts The club voted to move the next meeting from the 12th to April 15 due to a conflict Mrs P W Grandjean gave an illustrated talk on Mexican gardens describing flowers color combinations and year round bloom She was presented with a spring container gift from the club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside den Club
F. H. Hallenbeck
Hill Drive
C H. Risch
Council
Associated
Ing
P. W. Grandjean
Mexico
Clu
Pritchards Move to Asheboro and New Baby Birth
Mr and Mrs E F Pritchard relocate from Blain Street to Asheboro as he takes over as superintendent of the hosiery mill. Mrs Pritchard assists Mrs Lawrence Council of Lindsay Street. Catherine Jane Grub born March 19 to Bill and Catherine Grubb at their home on Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Pri
Blain Street
Asheboro
Pri
Millis Corporation
Pritchard
Lawrence Council
Lindsay Street
Catherine Jane Grubb
Bill Grubb
Catherine Jane
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Sool and Club Aetist Abts
Madeline Hoover
Eoftor
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Albert Hart, Jr
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Morris Jones
Matt Wall
W. T. Powell
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Katherine Raymond
S. S. Saunders
Willis Slane
Ruth Bowne
Alice Caldwell
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
The
Moose
Moose Hall
Apne ET Moffitt
Altrusans
Marie Caddell
Sara Wagner
Nancy K. Poston
Lois Welborn
Nellie Ansley
Enterprise Saff
C.F. Carroll
J. J. Pickard
Allen Jay
Allen Jay Baptist Church
R. E. Gray
Long Street
T. Bennison
C. M. Floyd
Wade Cumbie
T. O. Gray
CITY
Security Bank
Walker
Giles Derma
Richard Ages
Rene Rich
Ring Drug CO
Goon
Quality Shoe Store Incorporated
Louise Swaim
Vicks Natronol
Icks VacoRus
Vicks Plan
Wayside Club
E. F. Pritchards
Trinity
Archdale
Grenda Randleman
Sophia
Thomasville
Roddy Kilowatt
South Main
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