Mrs Henry Betts Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Lumpkin Today
Mrs Henry Betts entertains at a 1 pm luncheon at 906 Forest Hill Drive honoring Mrs John Lumpkin esq formerly Miss Caroline Dalton. Only 10 close friends attend with bridal centerpieces and a four course meal. Guests include Mrs Lumpkin’s mother Mrs Pred Thomas and sister Mrs C Tyingham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Betts
John Lumpkin
Esq
John Henderson Lumpkin
Forrest Hill Drive
Caroline Dalton
Virginia Bennett Honored At Evening Bridge Party Here
Miss Virginia Bennett, de elect of this month, was feted at an evening bridge party at 81 West Lexington Avenue. Hosts included Mrs. Best and Miss Eloise, with guests enjoying Chinese checkers, prizes, and a supper course. Attendees included family members and Miss Bennett’s fiancé’s relatives. more social events are planned ahead of her upcoming wedding to H. Ross Woodworth of Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bennett
Bennett
John P. Davis
Bint
Mary Elizabeth Mett
Davis
Study Group reviews Verdi Opera La Traviata at home
Mrs. Philip Silver hosted the Study Group of the Council of Jewish Women on Parkway. Rabbi Mihaly led a thorough review of Verdi's La Traviata with melodious La Scala recordings and selections, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudy
Irs
Philip Silver
Council of Jewish Women
Ich
Mihaly
Idi
Dumas
Fred
Violetta
Rabbi Mihaly
Efpam
la Scala Opera Company
Fair
Provence
Rabbi Mibaly
Harry Doctor
Silver
Family Dinner Fell Attended at Merywood Club
A midsday Family Wight Dinner event drew a large attendance at the Emerg ed County library last evening. Notable guests included Phil Warner, Dr. and Mrs. Ameth Geddie, Mr. and Mrs. Amos, Mr. and Mrs. Wills One, and many others listed, amid a crowd of pit guests and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merywood
Midsday Family
Wight
E- Phil Warner
Ameth Geddie
R‘amos
Willsone
Jake Froelich
Frank Wineskie
A. C. Stratton
E. C. Bryant
Iry Abel
Kenneth
Dman
Tom Matxe
A. D. Grant
W.R. Campbell
On Cooper
Henry Yscue
O. A. Kirkman
Andrs. C. E. Lehmann
M. F.cNeil
Plans for Girl Scout Camp Registration Day May 23
Registration Day for Girl Scouts announced by Mrs. Jabel Burnett. Camp opens Brownies June 6-10 and scouts June 3-27. Sharne Council area scouts register first, no outsiders until locals are cared for. Training camp for staff set for June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabel Burnett
Transplanting Discussed for Good Will Club
May meeting of the Goods Will Garden Club featured a talk on "Transplanting" by Mrs. P E Lindley and a plant exchange among ten members at the home of Mrs. Sloan D Gibson on Edgedale Drive. President Mrs. P J Kennett chaired a routine business session. new program chair Mrs. A R Harrison outlined next year’s plan. The final meeting of the year will be a picnic next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Lindley
Wednesday Eight Entertained by Miss Williams
Miss Blanche Williams hosted the Wednesday English Bridge Club at her home on Fast Farmis Avenue. Two tables played, with Betsy White winning high score and a linen prize, second high going to Mrs. Van Canady with a novelty handkerchief. Guests included Margaret Welch Gladys Williams and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Williams
Fast Farmis Avenue
Betsy White
Mesdames C. F. Williams, Jr
Spencer Osborne
Nunel Black
van Canady
Social Calendar Highlights Local Tea And News Society Events
Friday events include Mrs. Doak Finch hosting a tea at Emerywood for four brides and social gatherings by American Legion Auxiliary and a Navy Relief Society benefit bridge. Saturday features a bridal tea, outings at Emerywood, and a University Women meeting plus a bridge in honor of Doris Koonce at 606 Centennial Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Marshall
Emerywood Country Club
John H. Lumpkin
J. P. Davis
Virginia Bennett
Emeryswood Court
High Paine
American Association of University Women
Fred RB. Taylor
Johnson Street
Mesdames
Horace Haworth
Blake Thompson
Mary B. Mower
Gaston Johnson
Jerry Marin
Doris Koonce
C. B. Baxter
Centennial Avenue
Navy Relief Benefit Tonight At Emerywood Club
Bridge players have reserved nine tables for a Navy Relief fundraiser tonight at the Emerywood country club. Reservations will be accepted this afternoon despite noon deadline, aiming to boost proceeds for Navy Relief Society. War savings stamps awarded to contract and duplicate winners. light refreshments served. Amos R. Kearns chairs the local drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood County Club
Navy Relief
Country Club
Navy Relief Society
Navy Relief Drive
Amos R. Kearns
Soldiers Farewell Committee Named By Civic Groups
Representatives of feading women's civic organizations in High Point organized a Farewell Committee to honor servicemen. Officers include Chairman Mrs Dillard Ryan and Miss Virgin Frank. Members represent Junior Service League Allusa Club Woman's Club and American Legion Auxiliary among others. The group will present socks cigarettes and candy to departing soldiers and plan a luncheon or barbecue plus theatre entertainment and a farewell speech. A birth notice follows. Curtis Wayne Fields born May 7 to Mr and Mrs James E Fields of Trinity formerly Miss Wilma Reddick. Barbara Lane Perry born May 13 to Mr and Mrs Glynn G Perry Caplan announce birth at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feading
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Dillard Ryan
Virgin Frank
Lois Welhorn
Mesdames Laurance Ingram
Junior Service Leaguer
Lois Welborn
Allusa Club
C.H. Rhodes
Woman's Club
Adele Hicks
LT. Mann
American Legion Auxiliary
Chester H. Greer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
R. T. Amos
YW. C. Ac
Ala Chamerlin
Air
Glenn G. Perry Caplan
Glynn. G. Perry
Barbara Lane
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Openhouse Follows Burrus Nurses Finals Tonight
The Burrus Memorial Hospital graduation exercises will be held at Emmanuel Lutheran Church at 8 30 PM with public attendance invited. Seven nurses including Angel Barnes Taylorsville Letha Blalock Pinehurst Lessie Bradley North Wilkesboro Roba Daniels Denton ary Horney High Point Louise McCormick and Annie Ruth Pendry Siloam will receive certificates from Frank Wineskie and pins from Mrs Gilbert Muse McCaskill. An opening invocation by Rev F L Conrad and vocal selections by Howard Wood are planned along with an informal open house afterward on Nurses' Women's Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Frank Wineskie
Gilbert Muse McCaskill
F. L. Conrad
Howard Wood
Angel Barnes
Taylorsville
Letha Blalock
Pinehurst
Lessie Bradley
North Wilkesboro
Roba Daniels
Denten
Ary Horney
High Point
Louise McCormick
Annie Ruth Pendry
Siloam
Thomasville Club Votes to Sponsor Canteen Classes
The Thomasville Woman's Club at its luncheon voted to sponsor Red Cross Canteen Aid Classes in Thomasville starting next week, after guest speaker Evangeline Thompson outlined their defense project role. The meeting also presented year-end reports and included bridge prizes and social notices about members and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Evangeline Thompson
Lesington
Davidson County
Red Cross
Lexington Avenue
Claiborne Pennington
Mesdames Doak Finch
R. L. McDonald
W. H. Curlee
Douglas Crutchfield
Keith Willliams
P. M. Sherrill
C. F. Gibson
Danville
Z. P. Long
Bristol
Ethel Rochelle
High Point
T. E. Jennings
Wayne Cagle
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Sigh. Point
Elm Street P T A Meet Features Junior Council Activities
A Elm Street School Junior Council program opened the PTA meeting with Polly Carroll presiding. The play Sleeping Beauty was staged by Hazel Youngs third grade, and a devotional by the First Baptist Junior Chair Mrs H B Monroe. Officer installation followed, with awards to Mrs Youngs and Miss Butler grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Polly Carroll
Hazel Young
First Baptist Church
H. B. Monroe
Dorothy Haskins
W. L. Edwards
Blake Thompson
High Point City
P.T. A. Council
Young
Butler
War Relief Group Sponsoring Sedgefield Horse Show
The Sedgefield War Relief Society will sponsor the annual Sedgefield Horse Show of the Sedgefield Hunt from June 12-13 with proceeds going to the United Service Organization. Mrs. Jack Garrett chairs plans, weekly meetings run until after the show, and the society will handle general admin ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield War Relief Society
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Hunt
United Service Organization
Jack Garrett
Sedgefield Horse Show Incorporated
Red Cross
H. A. Gaffney
Garrett
Lex Schwabenton
Ways and Means
Raiph Rochelle
Kurt Meitner
Local Notes on Guilford Hospital Patients and Travel
Mrs. Fred Tate recuperates at Guilford General Hospital after an operation last Saturday with satisfactory progress reported today. W. S. Clinard lies at Burrus Memorial Hospital following a recent operation. Mrs. Emma J. Harris has been moved home from Guilford General Hospital where she was injured in a department store fall. Miss Eleanor W. Paul returned to Washington, D. C. after visiting her mother at 1015 Sherrod Street. Miss Elizabeth Myatt recovers from appendectomy at Guilford General, plans five weeks more in hospital then home with her parents before moving to Washington, D. C. for new work. Mrs. Howard Hartzell recently came back from Rockingham where she visited her mother. Betty Long joins war effort with daily War Savings Stamp purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tate
Guilford General Hospital
Emma J. Harris
English Street
Eleanor W. Paul
Washington, D. C
John N. Paul
Sherrod Street
Misabeth Myatt
Miss Myatt
A. R. Myatt
Howard Hartzell
Rockingham
Betty Long
RactionateTet
YWCA Directors Hear Reports at May Session Here
The May meeting of the YWCA board was held with fifteen directors present at the local building. Mrs. W. C Idol presided, with reports from the treasurer and department heads on membership, education, and outreach efforts. The luncheon for next month will feature Mrs. P. W. Flagge as chair and speaker Dig E.G. Greer of Thomasville, plus plans for Day Camp and the Southern Regional Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Fifleen Board
W. C Idol
H. W. McCain
A. E. Whitley, Jr
J. D. Ross
Lucille Johnston
Susannah Thomas
New Orleans
Local Women Top Bridge Scores After Six Weeks Play
Mesdames Capus Waynick and O C Durland led East-West during the six weeks of the Winston-Salem Woman's Club duplicate bridge tournament completed Tuesday. North-South leaders were Mesdames Fred Bahnson and Homer Burroughs. Mrs Phin Horton, tournament director, announced the scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Capus M. Waynick
0. C. Durland
Winston-Salem
Homer Burroughs
L. Cole
Andrew Mickle
East
C. C. Durland
Capus Waynick
F. E. Stubbs
B. Dalton
Powell Couple Returns From Baltimore With Guests
Mr and Mrs Powell return to their home at 217 Fourth Street from Baltimore Maryland where Mr Powell worked with the Glenn L Martin Bomber Company Mrs Powell joined him a week ago and they traveled by motor via Washington DC spending a day in the capital city They are accompanied home by Mr and Mrs Thomas Neylon Baltimore hotel operators
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene C. Powel
Fourth Street
Baltimore
Powell
Cox Jr. Sets Exam Record in Army Air Corps Test
Cliff N. Cox Jr of Conover earned top marks in a mental examination for the Army Air Corps in Charlotte. He scored 137 out of 150, the highest grade ever recorded at the Charlotte office among 27 volunteers who took the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. N. Cox, Sr
Conover
CN. Cox
Miggle Point
Army Airy Corps
Charlotte
Young Cox
Auxiliary members attend Episcopal district meeting in Burlington
Mrs. Howard S. Hartzell and Mrs. George West left this morning to represent St. Mary’s Women’s Auxiliary at the Guilford District meeting of Episcopal Church auxiliaries in Burlington at the Church of the Heavenly Comforter. They were joined by Mrs. Moyer Mendenhall from St. Paul’s auxiliary of Thomasville and planned to return this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard S. Hartzell
George West
Burlington
St. Mary’s
Guilford
Episcopal Church
Iiery Comforter
Moyer Mendenhall
St. Paul's Church
Thomasville
Thomasville Baseball Games Start at Eight
Directors of the Thomasville baseball club announce that new games begin Saturday night at eight o clock instead of 7 30. This change affects all upcoming home contests and is intended to fit local schedules. The club urges fans to note the new start time for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Baseball Club
Neal
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Carter Datton
C. Tyingham
Roger Edwards
Jack Thomas
Gilher
Clinard
J. W. Slate
de. Wiliar Phillips
Margaret Briggs
Helen Maiie Sheroff
Betts
Airs
Joseph P. Crowder
Harry Brown Finch
Russell van Landingham
Amerywood Country Club
Lumpkin
Abbi Mihaly
Paris
Rtesan
Alfred
Ald
Good Will Club
Xtra
Cath Loa
Main ST
Doak Finch
J. P. Crowder, Jr
Legion
Blair Park
Burrus Nurses
Thomasville Club
Elm ST
Raleigh
North Carolina
Davidson
Presbyterian Young People’s League
Davidson College
Hunt
Boulevard
America
YWCA
Mrs. Powell
Cliff N. Cox, Jr
Episcopal District
Home & Auto Supply Store
North Main
Church Sl
Eugene
Princess Beauty Shop
Atc Gran
Nabisco
National Biscuit Company
Gilkensboigy
High Point Lenington West Shoe Co
Roosevelt
Naval Relief Society
J. W. Ponte
Security Bank
High Point, N.C
Navy
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