Millis Speaks On Winter Arrangements At Mid-Week Club
Mrs. H Albion Millis presented a program on winter arrangements for the home at the November meeting of the Mid-Week Garden Club held at Mrs Elizabeth H Covingtons Rockford Road home. Chairman Mrs Homer T Hudson and president Mrs Hoke Bullard oversaw a brief business session as Millis demonstrated dried grass berry seed pod and fruit arrangements with assistants Mrs W A Sherrod and Mrs Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Covington
Rockford Road
Garden Club
H. Albion Millis
Hoke Bullard
Homer T. Hudson
Millis
W. A. Sherrod
High Point Band To Play At Oak View PTA
The High Point High School band will perform at Oak View PTA meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm under the direction of Mrs Kert Holt. The concert centers on the Leisure and Living program theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
High Point High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Kert Holt
Brentwood Study Group Holds Year End Meeting
The Child Study group of Brentwood School held its final meeting of the year Tuesday afternoon in the school auditorium. M. T. Lambeth, principal of the junior high, spoke on How the Home Can Help the School. He urged cooperation between home school and church, saying the home must do most of the work and has much teaching to offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood School
M. T. Lambeth
Suffering Women May Only Need Build-Up
An old notice promotes Cardui as a simple method to relieve menstrual pain by improving appetite digestion and nourishment. It claims many women gain relief from headaches nervousness and cramp-like pain by building physical resistance with Cardui. It also notes thousands report lessening of periodic pain when taken just before and during the period.
Social Calendar Listings for Wednesday to Friday
Social schedule lists the Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at the Elwood Hotel with Mrs Baldwin presenting Vocations For Women. Altrusa exec board meets at Miss Moxley’s Boulevard home. Thursday features Social Arts Club birthday luncheon with venue TBA. Canterbury Club meets Friday at Mrs Ellis’s West Lexington home. Philomathian Club hosts Mrs Rufus King at 402 Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women
Elwood
Thomas R. Baldwin
Altrusa Club
Ethel Moxley
Boulevard
Social Arts
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis, Jr
West Lexington Extension
Rufus King
Philomathean Club
Hillcrest Drive
North Carolina Independent Telephone Association Plans Social Events
Mrs. J. F. Hayden leads arrangements for about forty ladies attending the annual NC Independent Telephone Association meeting starting tomorrow and running through Friday. Events include a bridge luncheon at Sedgefield Inn, a barbecue, theater or furniture showroom visits, a tea at Mrs. Hayden's home, and a seven o'clock formal banquet at Sedgefield Inn to close the two day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
North Carolina Independent Telephone Association
Tomlinson's
Hayden
Sedgefield Inn
Roses talk at West Emerywood Garden Club meeting
Mr. Sykes of Thom asville spoke on roses at the West Emerywood Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Philip Davis home on Parkway. He shared rose culture tips with planting and care and used colored slides to illustrate many varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Alderman Sykes
Thomasville
West Emerywood
Robert Fountain
Mesdames Moffitt
Fountain
Sanders Dallas
Henry Foscue
John Foy
E. W. Freeze, Jr
A. B. Henley
O. A. Kirkman
Charles W. McAnally
Charles T. Parker
Frank Wall
Sedgefield Hunt Brisk Morning Chase Ends With One Kill
A Sedgefield Hunt meet began at 7 am with 16 couples of hounds following for 45 minutes before a native red fox was killed near the old Sedgefield Nurseries. The hunt included hounds from Viemead Hunt Wilmington and Orange County Hunt The Plains Va. Co masters Earl Phillips and Frank Curran led amid a list of riders from Greensboro Sedgefield Chicago and Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield
Viemead Hunt
Wilmington
Dela
Orange County Hunt
the Plains
Business Girls Have Hallowe'en Party At YWCA
Hallowe'en gaiety marked a YWCA hut gathering of the Business and Professional Girls' Club last evening after their regular supper. Decorations featured Hallowe'en motifs with hats and novelty prediction snaps at each plate. Miss Rada Poston and Miss Anna Belle Thompson delivered readings while junior high students Ella Page Harrison and Mary Elizabeth Barton added dances and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Rada Poston
Annabelle Thompson
Ella Page Harrison
Dorothy Hoskins
Mary Elizabeth Barton
Dennis Welborn
Thelma Patrick
Rubia Shelton
Lucille Browne
Kathleen Roser
Farewell Oyster Supper Honored Klandermans at Church
A farewell supper at Emmanuel Lutheran Church honored Mr and Mrs G E Klanderman. About 125 attendees from the church council and Sunday school classes joined Rev F L Conrad as toastmaster. Mr Klanderman received a fountain pen while Mrs Klanderman gained a life member pin and certificate from the Missionary Society. The couple will move to Jamestown New York tomorrow to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Klanderman
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Klanderman
F. L. Conrad
R. L. Conrad
Birthday Dinner Bridge Hosts High Point Asheboro
Mrs. Baxter Elliott of Asheboro hosted friends from High Point and Asheboro for Mr. Elliott's birthday. Three bridge tables produced prizes to Mrs. W. O. Buie Miss Agnes O Quinn and Charlie Barnes. About 20 guests enjoyed a home dinner after games. In Jamestown a 4-H senior girls club elected Alma Jane Gordon president Opal Lanier vice president Norma Willard secretary Henriet ta Bundy and Miriam Wyrick reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Elliott
Asheboro
High Point
Mr. Elliott
W. O. Buie
Agnes O’quinn
Charlie Barnes
Jamestown
Alma Jane Gordon
Opal Lanier
Norma Williard
Henrietta Bundy
Miriam Wyrick
Rachel Stone
Trio of Y W C A Meetings At Hut Tomorrow
Tomorrow's schedule at the local Y W C A features the Y's Girls Live Y'ers and Jolly Y clubs with varied programs. Miss Josephine Jackson discusses personal problems for Y's Girls, Mrs Helen Dorsett talks on cosmetics for Live Y'ers, and Jolly Y observes Talent Night at eight. Miss Jackson also speaks Friday to Highland Lead A Hand leathercraft session. Miss Clara I Cox speaks Saturday at two on Religion in World Affairs, inviting public attendance. Miss Jessamine Fenner national Y W C A secretary appears Monday Tuesday for a membership event at one. Yesterday the Highland Lead A Hand met leathercraft, and Florence Nightingale discussed World Affairs as the council planned December programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Clubs
Y's Girls
Josephine Jackson
Helen Dorsett
Jolly Y Club
Jackson
Eleanor Blair
Clara I. Cox
Cox
Jessamine Fenner
New York City
Miss Fenner
Highland Lend
Florence Nightingale Club
George Bernard
D A R Chapter Bridge Party Draws Notable Crowd at Regent's Home
The Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a benefit party yesterday afternoon at Regent Mrs J F Hayden's East Washington street home. Twenty eight tables of bridge and games offered grand prizes to Mrs J W Cunningham of Charlotte and Miss Dorothy Stewart. Prizes went to several members and guests. Refreshments, fall flower decor, and a lace tea table complemented the evening. The event raised a substantial sum for the chapter's upcoming meeting and entertainment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
I. T. Mann
Alberta C. Snyder
David T. Yow
Ways and Meal Committee
J. W. Cunningham
Charlotte
H. W. McCain
Dorothy Stewart
Mesdames Morris Jones
Ed Steele
Valette J. Harrie
H. M. Bryant
Frances Adams
C. B. Mattocks
C. C. Haworth
Union Tabernacle
Doris Drye
Georgia Allison
Anne Allison
Frances Sykes
Annabel Hobbs
Dorothy Cochrane
Viola Hudson
Helen Yarborough
Betty Drye
Ruby Drye
Bob Cochrane
Arthur Hudson
Marvin
Sawyer Boys Host Hallowe'en Open House
Sawyer brothers Albert and Charles Sawyer hosted a Hallowe'en open house at their Circle Drive home last night with about 75 guests. The décor featured black cats and jack-o'-lanterns, Annie Allen appeared as a fortune-teller, and helpers included Mrs. Walter Hester and Miss Marie Kincaid. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Sawyer with assistance from Mesdames Sam Collier, Paul Younts, and Emil Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Boys
Hallowe'en
Albert and
Charles Sawyer
A. C. Sawyer
Circle Drive
Annie Allen
Walter Hester
Marie Kincaid
Sawyer
Mesdames Sam _ Collier
Paul Younts
Emil Henderson
Klanderman Couple To Move To Jamestown N Y
Mr and Mrs G E Klanderman depart for Jamestown New York where they will establish residence and he will serve as office manager for Seidman and Seidman Certified Public Accountants in the Jamestown office. They had planned to leave today but he was delayed by business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Klanderman
Jamestown
N. Y
Klanderman
City
Seidman and Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
New York
Benning announce birth of daughter Janice Ellen
Mr and Mrs C J Benning announce the birth of a daughter named Janice Ellen at Guilford General on Saturday October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. J. Benning
Janice Ellen
Guilford General
Youth Center Hosts First Hallowe'en Gala in NYA Home
The National Youth Administration Home Making Center at 501 Kearns Street held its first social, a Hallowe'en masquerade hosted by NYA supervisor J. C. Kimrey. Vocational trainees and guests attended, with prizes awarded to Miss Blanche Shipwash and to Misses Annie Dyer and Velva Edwards. special thanks given to R. D. Dickson and F. J. Sizemore for securing the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Youth Administration
Kearns Street
Hallowe’en
J. C. Kimrey
R. D. Dickson
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Blanche Shipwash
Annie Dyer
Velva Edwards
Virginia Shipwash
Helen Shipwash
Virginia Gibson
Fannie Walker
Margaret Walker
Gaither Bouldin
Helen Edwards
Lucille Smith
Juanita Smith
Frances Tuttle
Nellie Tuttle
Thelma King
Dorothy Way
Lucille Hiatt
Stout
Agnes Byerly
Wandaane
Martha Grubbs
Dorothy Vierling
One Hundred Thirteen British Daily Newspapers Published
A brief note states that one hundred and thirteen daily newspapers are published in Great Britain, reflecting a dense press landscape across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
YWCA Leader to Speak at Trinity High PTA Meeting
Miss Marvin Morton of the Greensboro YWCA will address Trinity High School PTA Thursday at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. Parents and friends are urged to attend to hear the guest speaker who is described as an engaging speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Trinity High School
Marvin Morton
Greensboro Y. W. C. A
Miss Morton
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Madeline Hoover
Kenneth Denny
Mesdames R. T. Amos
H. I. Coffield
B. 8S. Cummings
Collier Ellis
W. G. Foy
Valette J. Harris
E. T. Harrison
Horace Haworth
H. T. Hudson
Frank Hunsucker
W. L. Jackson
Forrest Murray
J. E. Millis
J. S. Pickett
W. T
Pit Thryt
Brentwood
Coats
Moffitt's
North Main Street
Mr. Sykes
West Emerywood Club
Johnson Street
C. D. Slack
F. M. Lambert
North
Hamilton Street
Household Arts Club
Minnie Hinkle
Louise Avenue
YWCA
Klandermans
4-H Club
Regent's Home
Ways and Means
Mesdames G. H. Kearns
C. E. Diffendale
Levi Hayworth
Mrs. Klanderman
Jamestown, N. Y
J. Bennings
John Highsmith
N. Main Street
Bland’s
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Greensboro
Bree
Quality Shoe Store, Inc
South Main ST
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