Church Women Hear Mrs Koonts on Presbyterian Home
United Church Women met at First Methodist praising World Day of Prayer with Mrs Henry V Koonts as speaker. They reported $219.75 raised and discussed the Presbyterian Home to aid 14 inmates with plans for a new unit, appeals for linen hymnals and gifts from High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Koonts
Presbyterian Home
UMIT
United Church
First Methodist Church
Henry V. Koonts
W. W. Gluyas
Eoeen
Servies & SS College
Gluyas
W. G. McFarland
Congress
Hendforth
Eggleston
Koonts
W. F
Presbyterian Home Society
Three WC Students Present Program For University Women
International students at Woman's College Greensboro spoke at the High Point AAUW meeting on fellowships for advanced study. Misses Ruth Haacke and Phyllis Constantinides discussed education, European exams, and attitudes toward the United States. The group elected officers, planned a book sale, and announced a new Golden Age group for 65-plus members, with activities and library lending continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Greensboro
High Point
American Association of University Women
Blake Thompson
Sunset Drive
Suzanne Kemp
Denmark
AAUW
Ruth Haacke
Chile
Phyllis Constantinides
Greece
United States
Constantinides
Europe
Kemp
Atlantic
America
Vera Idol
N. P. Yarborough
Robert W. Conner
Dean Pruette
Conner
W. R
Thompson
Howard Olive
Alda T. Berry
Richardson's Department Store
E. M. Shipman
Diamond Hosiery Mill
Howard Easter
J. D. Ross
Mamie Beam
Miss Steffan to Sing Tomorrow at UNC Chapel Hill
Miss Steffan mezzo soprano will give a concert at Hill Hall Chapel Hill tomorrow at 8:30 pm sponsored by the UNC Music Department. Accompanist is Mrs. Ralph McCaskey of Greensboro. Program includes Dvorak Zigeunermelodien four Respighi and Donaudy pieces Lia Recitative an Aria from L enfant prodigue Debussy Greek folk songs and five songs by American composers Griffes Hageman and Kernochan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja Staffan
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Ralph McCaskey
Greensboro
Miss Staffan
Hill Hall
Casual Comments on Ownership and Enjoyment
A fragment from page four reflects on ownership and distribution of joys. It cites Lounsbury’s deed to countrypeople, quotes Paul’s claim “All things are yours,” and recalls a Twain remark about St. Louis and a missed six million dollar purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounsbury
Paul
St. Louis
Mark Twain
Trinity Club To Meet Tomorrow
The Trinity Home Demonstration Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 15 at the Trinity Grange Hall. Mrs Sam Hite and Mrs Ernest Baker will give a demonstration on care of refrigerators and ranges. Hostesses will be Mesdames D F Richardson C E Frazier and Elwood Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Home Demonstration Club
Trinity Grange Hall
Sam Hite
Ernest Baker
Mesdames
D. F. Richardson
C. E. Frazier
Elwood Spencer
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
P. R. Dixon
Lindsay Street
C. K. Gertry
Mothers Prayer Band
Will Sexton
Shelton Street
J. Q. Cheves
Exchangette Club hears Mrs Nelson on Orton Plantation visit
Mrs Francis B Nelson spoke to the Exchangette Club in Jamestown about her trips to Ox ton Plantation near Wilmington and to Little Holland near Washington D C. She also noted care for dish gardens and tropical plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Orton Plantation
Francis B. Nelson
Exchangette Club
Joseph Smith
Jamestown
Jack Dunn
Jimmy Younts
Jim Hogue
Harold Ritch
Oxton Plantation
Wilmington
Holland
Washington, D. C
Roger Morris
Club Presi
Study Group On The Family At Wesley Memorial Church
An all day discussion at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church centered on The Family A Christian's Concern. Speakers included Mrs Cicero Groome and Mrs Maizie Levenson with audience participation and Q A periods. The session stressed keeping Christ central to family life and youth roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero Groome
Groometown
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Sermwheel
C. A. York
Groome
Christian Social Relations
Western North Carolina
White House
George Vis
Chicago
Wesley Memorial Church
Maizie Levenson
Greensboro
Farish Sizemore
J. W. McGuinn
Local Residents Return From Hospitals And Trips
Mrs L A Workman returns home from High Point Memorial Hospital after a brief stay. Miss Mary Elizabeth Casey remains a patient there undergoing treatment since Friday and now welcomes visitors. Eleanor Idol arrives from Washington DC to spend a week with her parents at 210 Hillcrest Drive. Mrs Paul Owen and newborn Diane Louise return from St Leo's Hospital Greensboro to 320 Louise Avenue. baby born March 18. Jack Whitley, son of Mr and Mrs Whitley, is ill with measles at 1407 Trinity Ave. Mrs Wilber Jones and daughter Valette J Harris with son Wilber Jones visit home on Rockford Road after wintering in Florida since November 7. Mrs L G Monroe and Miss Mattie Mae Albertson depart for New York and Philadelphia to attend flower shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Casey
Woodbrook Court
High Point Memorial Hospital
Eleanor Idol
Washington, D. C
Mrs. W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Paul Owen
Diane Louise
Louise Avenue
St. Leo's Hospital
Greensboro
Wilber Jones
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Winter Haven
Fla
Florida
African Violet Society Plans Show and Soil Program
The African Violet Society's March meeting at Mrs. C. A. Is's home featured a soils and fertilizers program. New members were welcomed, plans for a violet judges school and a May show themed The Gay Nineties were set, with proceeds to Cancer Fund and entries open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
African Violet Society
C. A. Is
Montheu Avenue
Daniels
H. P. Morrison
S. J. O'Neal
Bunn Hackney
Melvina Martin
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
L. White
Lillian Justice
Wilma Byerly
Martin
Fred Gordy
A. L. Council
J. R. Warren
P. L. White
Archdale
R. R. Holder
Talk on Four Confederate Flags At UDC Meeting
Mrs. W. A. Bivins, historian for the High Point unit, spoke at the Confederacy chapter on four Confederate flags noting the Stars and Bars, Battle Flag, Jackson flag, and a variant with a red band. She explained thirteen stars and Missouri and Kentucky’s roles, and described flag usage and symbolism to twelve attendees at a Mocksville district meeting prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bivins
High Point Baal United Fs Ag
Confederacy
G. McFarland
J. E. Taree
South Main Street
Missouri
Kentucky
Major Smith
Beauregard
Jackson
General Jackson
C. L. Whitaker
Mocksville
Local Club Meetings Announced At Point City
The Altrusa Club schedules a 6 30 pm meeting at the Sheraton Loop with a county health supervisor as speaker. High Point Business and Professional Women meet 7 30 pm at the YMCA. Wednesday 12 30 pm the Twentieth Century Study Club gathers at Emerywood Country Club with Mrs N M Harrison hosting. Thursday 9 am to 9 pm the Garden Club runs the Garden Center with rose info. 10 am Camellia Club hosted by Mrs J Kenneth Stephens at 1018 Wellington with Mrs Melvina Martin as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Loop
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
YMCA
Twentieth Century Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
N. M. Harrison
High Point Garden Club
Camellia Club
J. Kenneth Stephens
Wellington
Melvina Martin
Camellia Club Change of Meeting Location
The Camellia Club meeting moved from Mrs. J. K. Stephens 1018 Wellington to Mrs. Carl Wood 501 Otteray. The Thursday 10 am gathering will feature Mrs. R. K. Stewart discussing perennials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wood
Otteray
R. K. Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sharon Kellam
Lois Kellam
Pineland College-Edweads Military Institute
Salemburg
Sharon
Sites Women Department
Madeline Hoov Ver
Tor
H.S. Ragan
Prayer For Peace
Grow
Miss Steffan
Steffan
UNC
Trinity Club
Roger Jones
Pine ST
L. A. Workman
Asheboro Street
Jack Whitley
Mrs. Whitley
Trinity Ave
UDC
Charles Lee Hutchens
Billy Hutchens
Nathan Hunt Drive
Charles Lee
Monark
N. Main
Ask For
Mrs. Wood
J. K. Stephens
Elite Bakery
Washington
Phone Way
Grace Flower Shop
N. Wrenn & Howell
Sts
Prescription Headquarters
Fountain Service
Alexander
ST Ecla
Powers
Pepaodent
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