BPW Club Hears Annual Reports And Elect Delegates To State Convention
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Elwood Hotel with Miss Rachel Moser presiding. Delegates and alternates were elected for the Wrightsville Beach state meeting June 5 to 7, with 40 members from 11 professions represented and the club voting to pay their registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Rachel Moser
Wrightsville Beach
Oranna. James
Burbank Garden Club Discusses Horticulture Notables
Members of the Burbank Garden Club met yesterday morning at 607 Parkway with seventeen present. Mrs D H Parsons led the program on horticulture and introduced Mrs C S Grayson who shared peony experiences and showed unusual specimens. Mrs W W Idol spoke on Fragrance in the garden. Mrs R H Sech rest offered garden hints and Mrs David T Yow discussed unique plants. A general discussion followed during the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Garden Club
Bred Whitescarver
Parkway
D. H. Parsons
C. S. Grayson
W. W. Idol
R. H. Sechrest
David T. Yow
Wed Eight Bridge Club Meets At Betsy White Home
The Wednesday Eight Bridge Club played with two tables at Miss Betsy White's home. Miss Margaret Welch won high score and dusting powder, Miss Blanche Williams was runner-up with cologne, and Miss Evelyn Sigman had the low score. Mrs. H. P. Morrison outlined next year’s program plans, which the club accepted. Mrs. F. C. Remfrey of High Point is a patient in Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Bridge Club
Betsy White
Margaret Welch
Blanche Williams
Cologne
Evelyn Sigman
H. P. Morrison
F.C. Remfrey
High Point
Baptist
Beavans Elected President of Entre Nous Club
At the final Entre Nous meeting at Mrs. A. M. Rankin Jr’s. Edgedale Drive home, Mrs. W. C. Beavans was chosen president for the new year and Mrs. Z. I. Walser named secretary and treasurer. Guests included Mrs. Rankin Sr., Mrs. Wineskie, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Yarborough, and Mrs. Moffitt. members and visitors enjoyed lunch and a later musical interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Beavans
Entre Nous Club
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Edgedale Drive
Z. I.walser
A. M. Rankin
Rock
Mesdames Frank Wineskie
Lillie Green
N. P. Yarborough
O. P. Moffitt
Mesdames
Local Women Attend All Day Christian Service Meeting in Liberty
About 25 women from the High Point District of the Woman's Society of Christian Service attended an all day session at the Liberty Methodist Church with roughly 110 members and visitors. District president Mrs W C Harris presided. speakers included Mrs W T Powell district secretary and missionaries Lelia Epps and Ruth Dix. After lunch, afternoon talks covered Missionary Education, Christian Social Relations, student work and spiritual life, ending with a closing message from Miss Mabel Cherry.
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Liberty
High Point
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Lelia Epps
Brazil
Ruth Dix
Korea
Turmer
Asheboro
Ted
Powell
G. R. Brown
H. W. McCain
Don MacGlohon
J. P. Cox
Ramseur
J. C. Williams
Mabel Cherry
Auxiliary of Y. F. W. Postpones Supper
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars postpones the supper to Saturday night until Saturday, May 31. Sarah Patrick Peacock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Peacock, is ill with measles at her home on West Farriss Avenue.
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Iadies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sarah Patrick Peacock
L. R. Peacock
Til West Farriss Avenue
Social calendar events in Em erywood and Sedgefield area
Social calendar lists meetings and gatherings across Thursday to Saturday. Em erywood Estates hosts Wild Flower Garden Club picnic and Women of the Moose at Moose Hall. Friday includes Priscilla Club at Mrs Hayes and Philomath ean Club at Mrs Moffitt, plus Piedmont Coalition dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club with reservations. Saturday features a Sedgefield Contract Bridge qualifying round at Sedgefield Inn and a YWCA Industrial clubs banquet at Adams Memorial building for National Progress Day.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
Robert Bain
Emerywood Estates
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Priscilla Club
H. W. Hayes
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
Piedmont Cotillion
Emerywood Country Club
W. E. Outen
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Inn
Adams Memorial
Bundles for Britain Elects New State Officers
The Bundles for Britain chapter at Emerywood Country Club elected a new slate led by Chairman Mrs. Matt Wall and vice chairman Mrs. Phil Grandjean. Reports showed 300 Readers Digest copies sent to the British Consul, 306 garments shipped with 73 in progress, and plans to solicit surgical instruments from local doctors. A Burlington chapter was organized recently and is already active.
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Britain
Emerywood Country Club
Willis Slane
Everetth Marsh
Jessie Mae Young
J. H. McCail
Matt Wall
Phil Grandjean
Ruth Welborn
E. W. Freeze
J. O. Hauschild
Sam Tobias
Carter Dalton
J. K. Millis
Virginia Frank
Alex Rankin, Jr
Sarah Alderman
R. J. Quigley
Thurman Mann
Bert Kirkman
Ways and
Joseph D. Cox
Norfolk
High Point
National Headquarters
England
Burlington
Greensboro
Home and Garden Club Tours Members Gardens
The Home and Garden Club held its final meeting at Mrs. Howard Blair's Ferndale Drive home. After a brief business session led by president Mrs. Howard Marsh, they toured gardens of E. A. Sumner L. B. Dutton J. D. Hollingsworth and Roger Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Garden Club
Howard Blair
Ferndale Drive
Howard Marsh
E. A. Sumner
L. B. Dutton
J.D. Hollingsworth
Roger Edwards
Mesdames Howard Blair
J. G. Doggett
Kenneth Geddie
Louis Heilig
C. R. Hinshaw
F. F. Moses
George McLarty
Ralph Slate
Howard
Jewish Women Close Year's Meetings With Luncheon
The High Point Council of Jewish Women ended its year with a luncheon at the Sheraton hotel featuring a talk by Rabbi William Greenberg of Charlotte. Mrs. Joe Barr chaired, and officers were installed including Mrs. Harry Kaplan as president. Visitors and members from several cities attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenberg
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sheraton Hotel
William Greenberg
Charlotte
Joe Barr
Jake Harris
Sarah Scruggs
Samuel Hyman
Ben Herman
Harry Jacobs
Sam Tobias
Rabbi Greenberg
Harry Kaplan
Harry Doctor
Mess Schwartz
Thomasville
Salisbury
Greensboro
Baltimore
Mad
Kruschen Fat Reduction Ad Promises Quick Vitality Boost
A vintage ad fragment urges dieters to reduce pastries and starch, weigh after four weeks, and seek the genuine Kruschen formula from any druggist. It touts improved energy and health, touting plain or effervescent versions and a four week bottle at a trifling cost.
Plans For Dance May 29 Discussed By Cordelia Club
Cordelia Club members met at Steele Street home hosted by Mrs Mary Jensen. Miss Bea Overcash chaired. final plans for the May 29 dance at Pleasants Cabin were reported and cards issued. New members Miss Dorothy Chesson and Esther Rae Wilson were welcomed, with Miss Catherine Wrenn in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Clubere
Regul
Mary Jensen
Steele Street
Bea Overcash
Presiden
Pleasants Cabin
Dorothy Chesson
Ester Rae Wilson
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Catherine Wrenncharge
Ice course served to a group of visitors at event
A photograph album notes the hostess served an ice course to Misses Margaret Weir Blanche Williams Evelyn Sigmie Maude Carraway Kate Workman Hildreth Gabriel and Theresa Fitziz, all listed as visitors at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Weir
Blanche Williams
Evelyn Sigmie
Maude Carraway
Kate Workman
Hildreth Gabriel
Theresa Fitziy
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Thomasville Club
Millie J. Crowell
Jewel Sink
Bessie Smith
C. B. Stainback
Carrie McGirt
K. Baldwin
Emily Gentry
Eleanor Currin
Ruth Goodman
Orianna B. Jones
Ruth Lee
Hannah Kallam
Alma Young
Mary I. Haralson
Ernestine Melton
Feral Green
Alta Chamelin
Birtie White
Mary Louise Medley
Burbank
Runefoed
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Box T
Rumford, R
Carly
Vy Price
Iva IE Gooch
J. S. Fulton
Salem, Va
High Poin
Diana
Butler
Holly
Gilbert
Arcade Amusement Company
Cordelia Club
Glz
Angel
Luhite
Dixiana
America
Betcer Fabrics Testing Bureau
United States Testing Co
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