Miss Vera Idol Addresses Book League
Miss Vera Idol a High Point College English professor spoke to the Book League at Mrs. George E. Morris Jr. home in Sunset Dr. The talk covered her meditation book Paths of Shining Light born from morning devotions at the college. She described writing, readers’ responses, and the publishing process.
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Vera Idol
High Point College
Book League
George E. Morris Jr
Sunset Dr
North Carolina
High Point
Miss Idol
Forest Park Garden Club Meeting Notes New Officers
The newly organized Forest Park Garden Club met at 2403 Woodruff Street hosted by Mrs. W. D. Beck. Mrs. J C Alexander provided information on Point relation to clubs. Mrs. C. W. Skinner reported on the council and announced the annual tea for June 1. New officers Mrs Arnold Culler and Mrs Chet Allen were introduced along with new members Mrs C R Allen and Mrs Clarence Snow.
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Forest Park Garden Club
W. D. Beck
Woodruff St
Forest Park Club
Alexander
C. W. Skinner
Chet Allen
C. R. Allen
Clarence Snow
Almanac Garden Club Visits Pottery and Picnics
Members of the Almanac Garden Club ended the year with a trip to Jugtown and Cole Pottery attended by 14 members and one guest Mrs Earl Schafer. A new member Mrs B J Williams was welcomed. A picnic lunch concluded the day and meetings will resume in September.
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Almanac Garden Club
Jugtown Pottery
Cole Pottery
Charles Gooch
Earl Schafer
B. J. Williams
Birth announcements from High Point Mary Ann Teresa Cox and David Eugene Grant
Mary Ann Frank daughter born May 20 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs M G Frank Jr 1518 Byrum St The mother is formerly Ann McKenzie of Peachland S C Teresa Camille Cox daughter born May 19 at local hospital to Mr and Mrs W Carson Cox 915 English St The mother is formerly Peggy Forbis of High Point David Eugene Grant son born May 20 at High Point Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank J Grant Trinity
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Mary Ann Frank
M. G. Frank Jr
Byrum St
Mary Ann
High Point Memorial Hospital
Frank
Ann McKenzie
Peachland
S. C
Teresa Camille Cox
W. Carson Cox
English St
Teresa Camile
David Eugene Grant
Frank J. Grant
Trinity
David Eugene
High Point Hospital
Winners Named In Master Point Bridge Play
Winners of the master point game at the High Point Woman's club were announced. First place went to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mathews. tied for fourth were Mrs. Nesbit Caughman with Mrs. Farrell Gray, Mrs. Willard Evans with Mrs. Walaska Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack White of Greensboro. This event is part of a weekly series at the Woman's Club.
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High Point Woman's Club
Harvey Mathews
and Willson
H. F. Bobo
Winston-Salem
Nesbit Caughman
Farrell Gray
Willard Evans
Walaska Johnson
Jack White
Greensboro
Woman's Club
Baltimore Ceremony Unites Miss Freeman and Gerald Turner
A May 8 ceremony at First Unitarian Church united Miss Freeman and Gerald Turner in Baltimore. The couple, attended by Pvt. Gustave Cross and wife, planned a small reception at the Rotary Dr. home. Miss Freeman, a High Point High School graduate, studied at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Turner, son of Webster Turner, is a Winthrow High School alum and Army veteran. The bride will live with her parents in High Point. the groom is stationed at Fort Hood, Texas.
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Ner
Unitari
Argol
Gustave Cross
Rotary
High Point High School
Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music
Turner
Webster Turner
Cincinnati
Ohio
Winthrow High School
United States Army
Fort Hood
Texas
High Point
Alpha Rho Plans Spring Dance For June First
Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. E. R. Summers with hostesses Mrs. Ray Stutts and Mrs. Jack Cox. The program, The Speaking Voice, stressed speech as universal and important. Final plans for the June 1 dance were set, year reports given, sponsor Mrs. Anna Foust honored with a crystal tray, and Bill Hylton named beauty representative for the District convention in Raleigh this September.
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Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
E. R. Summers
Ray Stutts
Jack Cox
Anna Foust
Beta Sigma Phi
Bill Hylton
North
South Carolina
Raleigh
VFW Auxiliary 619 Members Plan June Encampment
VFW Auxiliary to Post 619 meets at the post home and discusses attendance at the Hendersonville encampment in June. Southards are elected as delegate and alternate. Mrs Johns ie Bean presides and notes an invitation to participate in May 26 memorial services at Floral Garden Cemetery.
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Hendersonville
VFW
da Southards
Johnsie Bean
Floral Garden Cemetery
Auxiliary Plans Picnic For Letter Carriers
The Letter Carriers Auxiliary met at Mrs. Norris Ingram's Irbywood Drive home to arrange the annual picnic for members and families. Plans call for a June City Lake outing with 13 members, three visitors, and five letter carriers attending, plus reports on the June state convention in Winston-Salem.
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Norris Ingram
Irbywood Drive
Bill Tucker
City Lake
Winston- Salem
Ingram
Bill Measels
Graduation Dresses at 998 and 25.00
Promotion of graduation dresses by Tobias offering white gowns on sale. The shop advertises affordable options priced at 998 cents and a standout beauty at 25.00, inviting customers to visit the second floor for fitting.
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Tobias
Tobias Bridal Shop Ad Promotes Experience and Selection
The Tobias Bridal Shop touts over 2,200 North Carolina weddings as its experience base. It offers gowns from new selections and a broad range of bridal publications, inviting brides to visit on the second floor for invitations and attire.
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North Carolina
Dlein
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Baltimore
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Gerald Turner
Gerald P. Turner
VFW Auxiliary
Richard Black
Concord
Tte
Wash
Black Star
J. F. Upton
Auxiliary
M. P. Watson
Grace Flower Shop
Cor. N. Wrenn & Howell
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