High Point Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
The Ladies Aid of South Main Street M E Church meets Monday at 3 PM for a business session. Mrs S T Neal and daughter Martha visit Mrs W H Plummer at Hotel Elwood with an elaborate dinner planned. The Woman's Guild of St Marys meets Monday at 3 30 PM with Mrs Emma A Bean at the Isaac Fidler home to hear a mission program and work on sale articles. Jetty Garland Jr is honored Friday with a birthday party at H H Culler home on Hamilton Street with many guests and ice course. Mrs Edward T Kearns hosts a Tuesday afternoon tea for Miss Louise Sloan of Statesville at her North Main home. The wedding of J W Efird and Miss Vada Mae Eddins was performed Friday at the Eddins home and they depart for a belated honeymoon. they will live at Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City. The Boys Glee Club performs May 26 at 8 PM in the high school auditorium with the Junior High Choral Society and a high school quartet. Proceeds go to a new piano for Main Street auditorium. A Mothers Club for High Point women forms at Elm Street School with 45 mothers and teachers. meeting Wednesday 3:30 PM at Friends Church basement to organize and name the club. The group aims to address moral and physical welfare of Youth and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild of
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Emma A. Bean
Isaac Fidler
East Green Street
Beverly Thurman
North Main Street
Louise Sloan
Statesville
Sloan
Greensboro College
Greensboro
F. R. Clegg
Gate City
Miss Sloan
High Point
Margaret
Mrs. Kearns
J. W. Efird
New York
Efird
Vada Mae Eddins
Durhan
J. T. Eddins
Markham Street
J. Elwood Welch
Genevieve Moore
Miss Moore
Rankin Street
Glee Club
Elm _— street
Friends Church
Mothers’ Club
Worthy Enterprise
Y W C A Impacts High Point Industry and Club Life
Letters from High Point business leaders praise the Y W C A for improving health and morale among industrial girls. They cite noon programs at Stehli Silk and future plans for a Y M C A, urging employers to support and expand activities for women and the community.
Local YWCA praised for broad community impact
Samuel R. Bivens of the High Point Chamber of Commerce lauds the YWCA for mental and physical training plus strong spiritual development. He states the YWCA benefits many people and creates an influential atmosphere for Young Women in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association of
High Point
Samuel R. Bivens
The
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Preaching at Harris Hall Next Week
Evening sermon announced for Harris Hall with a high moment in the coming week. Church speaker details are not listed but the event is highlighted for congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Hall
The Y offers rest and recreation for business girls
The article describes the Y as a homey place for business girls to rest their minds, write letters, chat with others, and entertain friends. It highlights the need for recreation, noting upcoming outdoor sports and picnics as vital activities not available elsewhere.
Miss Maude Fflunsaker Reflects on YWCA Influence
Miss Maude Fflunsaker, longtime High Point Underwear Company employee, recalls five years living in YWCA houses in Nashville and Chicago, attending classes and vesper services. She credits strong YWCA spirit, Bible study, and friendships with secretaries and other girls, shaping daily life and future service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude F Fflunsaker
High Point Underwear Factory
Nashville
Chicago
High Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
South Main Street
M. E
Mrs. Bean
Garland
Jetty Garland, Jr
H. H. Culler
Hamilton Street
Lucille
James Garland
Carrie Weeden
Edith Culler
Ruby Culler
Jessie Wall
Julia Willard
Paulne Culler
James Fulton
Helen
Martha
Annie Ford
Marie Parnelle
Bessie Patterson
Ruth Reid
Rache Culler
Coy Willard
Harry Culler
Thelma Pond
Gladys Culler
Wade Evans
Hazel Culler
Greer Fulton Levy Willard
Broadus Culler
Wilson Wall
Anne Garland
Edward T. Kearns
Weds
Lou Cretia Owen
Care
W.U. A
Pinas Asian Pier
Jwiss
Wwe
Yew. Cc. A
Walter G. Reich
Stehli Silk Corporation
J. Elwood Cox
Miss Owen
N. C
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Lillian I. Massey
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Y. W O
Klub Kalendar
David Reece
the Children of the American Revolution
George W. Saddler
NEW Today
Kayser
Moffitt Furnishing Company
E . O. Irl
Gossard
VE & F
Warners
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
S. Main St
N.C. Public Service Co
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