Luncheon Honors Miss Nancy Jo Doggett Bride Elect
A luncheon at Mrs. Joe Johnsons Col onial Drive honored brides elect Miss Nancy Jo Doggett with cymbidium orchid wrist corsage and a silver marked place. Gifts of linen went to Miss Katherine Carter Marsh, Miss Jean Winburn, and Mrs. Tommy Miller of Durham amid a floral decor and 16 guests including Joe Johnson Jr. and Mrs. J G Doggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jo Doggett
Joe Johnson
Colonial Drive
N. M. Harrison
N. M. Harrison Jr
Katherine Carter Marsh
Jean Winburn
Tommy Miller
Durham
Sandra James
Joe Johnson Jr
Johnson
J. G. Doggett
Miss Jennie Reid Newby Named Sorority Girl Of Distinction
Miss Jennie Reid Newby selected as Girl Of Distinction by Xi Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Newby to represent the chapter at a fall convention in Columbia South Carolina for North and South Carolina sororities. The meeting at Mrs. Stuart Burton's home on Randolph Street featured new president Betty Mills and plans for a June 3 dinner in Winston-Salem. Xi Mu earned three star chapter rating reflecting the past year. New pledge Harriet Tew welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown Holmes
Betty Mills
Ruby Veach
Miss Newby
Newby
Columbia
S. C
North
South Carolina
Stuart Burton
Randolph Street
Winston-Salem
Seal Co Co
Xi Mu
Harriet Tew
Asheboro Club Meetings Chart Week Activities
The Randolph Chapter of American War Mothers met Tuesday evening. The Thursday Study Club gathered at Mrs. John F. Redding’s home with Mrs. John Alexander as associate hostess and Mrs. James Clark as speaker. The General Electric Woman's Club met Monday evening in the club room with several officers present. Ruth Pittman was elected president of the Asheboro BPW at the regular dinner in McCrary Cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Chapter
John F. Redding
John Alexander
James Clark
General Electric Woman's Club
Lillie Nance
Beverly Stout
Miss Don
Ruth Pittman
Asheboro
Miss Woodson Plans To Wed Horace Noble
Miss Woodson, heir to High Point, plans marriage to Horace Noble, a High Point College alumnus and Penney’s Store employee in Petersburg. The engagement is announced with campus ties and local business connection noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Woodson
Horace Noble
Groom-Elect
High Point City
High Point College
Penney’s
Petersburg
Family Night Postponed to June 3 in Thomasville
The May Family Night of the Thomasville Women's Club is postponed until June 3. Mrs. Robert Steibing and Mrs. W. G. Smith handle reservations for the dinner at the Woman's Club Building on Elliott Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman’s Club
Robert Steibing
W. G. Smith
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Five UN conference languages and Churchill speech date
The passage notes five official UN conference languages English French Spanish Russian and Chinese and records Winston Churchill's Blood Sweat and Tears speech before Parliament in London on May 13 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston S. Churchill
London
Community calendar and Nova Scotia note
Numerous social events are listed for Thursday and Friday in High Point with meetings from UDC to AAUW and DAR hosted at various homes and venues. A note mentions that Thousands of Micmac Indians descended from aboriginal red men who watched John Cabot near Cape North in 1497 still reside in Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cabot
Cape North
Nova Scotia
Parkway Club Names Bridge Winners In Night Duplicate
Miss Wilma Byerly Mrs Berlie Eargle and Mr and Mrs C C Swaringen top scorers in Parkway Cup duplicate bridge using Mitchell system. North-South winners were first Mr and Mrs Swaringen Greensboro second Mr W H Albertson and Dave Smith third Mr Davidson Winston-Salem and Mr Hart New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Byerly
Berlie Eargle
C. C. Swaringen
Mrs. Swaringen
Greensboro
W. H. Albertson
Dave Smith
Mr. Davidson
Winston- Salem
Mr. Hart
New
Coffee To Honor League Provisionals At Emerywood
High Point Junior League holds a membership meeting at Emerywood Country Club on Wednesday at 10 a.m. The event continues with a coffee to honor active sustaining members and the new provisional members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Junior League
Emerywood Country Club
Chess club trophy results list East-West winners
The article lists East-West winners with Miss Byerly and Mrs. Eargle taking first, C. G. Daniels and partner from Winston-Salem second, C. R. 8. Willson and Transon of Winston-Salem third, and Douglas Mitchell and John Grady of Greensboro fourth, with York and Don Schort also noted among participants.
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Doggett
Jennie Reid Newby
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Asheboro Club
Vogue
Coronet
McCalls
Struffer’s
Piedmont North Carolina
Louise Riddle
Scott Ave
Fayetteville, N. C
S. Road
High Point
N. C
Stauffer
South Road
By Tracy Adrian
Ada‘s
N. Main
UDC
E. R. Anderson
Colonial Dr
L. R. McNeill
English St
Rachel Harmon
AAUW
W. E. Young
Brinkley Drive
Alexander Martin Chapter
DAR
R. L. Brinson
Brinwood Farm
OES
Masonic Temple
Hillsdale Garden Club
F. A. Roberts
Cedron Ave
Thnea Junior League
Emerywood
High Point Woman’s Club
West High Street
Joyce Chapman
Orville H. Frazier
Bristol St
L. R. Peacock
W. B. Hall
Owen Reese
the Hall
Johnson St
National Council of Jewish
Glamor Home
Wrenn ST
Sanitone Cotton Clinic
N. Main St
Parkway Club
Alexander
Coat’s & Clark’s Thread
Westinghouse Whirlaire
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