Tuesday Contract Club Dinner Bridge At Emerywood
Mrs Jesse Washburn hosted the Tuesday Contract club at Emerywood Country club. Ladies dined in the lounge with chrysanthemum centerpieces then played bridge at three tables. Mrs Ralph Slate won top score and perfume. guests and bridge organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Washburn
Emerywood Country Club
Ralph Slate
John C. Abels
Herman Smith
E. W. Freeze, Jr
James B. Lovelace
Henry Foscue
W. E. Mitchell
Philip Davis
Charles McAnally
O. Arthur Kirkman
J. W. Clinard, Jr
James S. Moffitt
Mrs. Washburn
New Family Standards For PTA Discussed By Dr Rosa
Dr Bess N Rosa of Women’s College led a panel discussion on The Family in a Democracy during the fourth city wide Parent Teacher study group held Tuesday at Cloverdale school auditorium. The talk focused on leisure, security and how today’s plans shape family life with attention to youth attitudes and interdependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess N. Rosa
PTA
Qloverdale School
Paul Wrenn
Trinity Association
Susan Sharp Murphy
Ernestine Strickland
Women’s College
W. L. Edwards
Social Calendar Offers Midweek Club Meetings
Wednesday 6 30 p m Business and Professional Women's Club meets in Elwood hotel dining room. Thursday 3 p m Entre Nous club gathers at Mrs B S Cummings 313 South Hamilton. Friday 3 30 p m Canterbury club hosts Mrs Louis Voorhees 1113 Forest Hill drive. 3 30 p m PhilomathEan club at Mrs W C Jones 108 West Farriss avenue. 9 30 p m Piedmont German club hosts second Fall dance Emerywood Country club Auburn Cavaliers provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Entre Nous Club
B. S. Cummings
South
Hamilton Street
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Forest Hill Drive
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
West Farriss Avenue
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Auburn Cavaliers
City educators praise family study series cooperation
Dr Rosa outlined the need for food distribution, employment, and old age security programs. She noted changing family roles from economic asset to mutual happiness, and new standards for family living. Mrs Geddie Strickland thanked Mrs Wilson and the Parent Teacher Council for support and commended city associations for cooperation. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs W L Edwards for planning the programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa
Géddie Strickland
Parent-Teacher Council
Wilson
W. L. Edwards
Social Arts Club Entertained At E Z Jones Home
The Social Arts club and their husbands were entertained at an Italian spaghetti supper hosted by Mrs. E Z Jones at 1131 Montheun avenue. The event honored Mr. Jones and their daughter Jane Claire on their birth days with a two tier cake and Halloween candy accents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. A B Elam, Mr. and Mrs. EB Harville, Mr. and Mrs. J N McCrary, Mr. and Mrs. J W Rose, and Mr. and Mrs. Leland B Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Arts Club
E. Z. Jones
Montheun Avenue
Mr. Jones
Jane Claire
Clyde Baxter
A. B. Elam
EB. C. Harville
J. N. McCrary
J. W. Rose
Leland B. Nelson
Five Business Girls Feted On Birthdays At Club Dinner
Thirty three members of the Business and Professional Girls club of the YWCA met at the hut for a regular dinner and meeting. Five members had birthdays Dor othy Hoskins Thelma Patrick Leslie Johnson Alma Andrews Dorothy Bell and Grace Deviney received nosedags. A cake was served a wedding cake given to Mrs Joseph E Slate and gifts presented. The club set meeting time to 6 15. Leslie Johnson reported on Sumter meeting and three new members Helen Deans Martha Loflin Malloye Stanfield were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Dorothy Hoskins
Thelma Patrick
Leslie Johnson
Alma Andrews
Dorothy Bell
Grace Deviney
Joseph E. Slate
Helen Paschal
Sumter
D. C
Helen Deans
Martha Loflin
Malloye Stanfield
Ward Street Circle Meets Thursday Evening
Circle two of Ward Street M E Missionary Society will meet Thursday at 7 30 at the home of Mixa Doria Friddle on English street Chickens supper at Rankin Memorial M P church Saturday November 56 from five to eight to benefit the church Christians Chapel class meets Thursday 7 30 at Miss Evelyn Mock 169 Three English street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street
M. E. Missionary Society
Mixa Doria Friddle
English Street
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial M. P
Christian Chapel
Christian Chapel Sunday School
Evelyn Mock
Doak Finch Heads New Dance Club At Thomasville
Doak Finch a prominent Thomasville furniture maker was elected head of the new Cotillion club of Thomasville. A City Hall meeting organized the club with about one hundred supporters. The first dance is planned for Thanksgiving holidays. officers include Hassler secretary Rapp treasurer and Marr File as governors alongside Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Doak Finch
Cotillion Club
Paul Hassler
Finch
Walter W. Rapp
Frank Marr
Frank File
Board of Governors
Johnnie Foy Hosts Halloween Party for Voorhees Kinder garten
Johnnie Foy hosted a Halloween party at his Arbordale Drive home Monday afternoon for about thirty five children from the Voorhees Kindergarten. The house was decorated in black and orange with Halloween motifs. Prizes went to Charles Froelich for pinning the tail on the donkey, Virginia Perry in Dutch costume, Boyden Henley in Mickey Mouse attire, and Jimmy Lovelace as a pirate. Mrs. Louis Voorhees and Mrs. Jake Froelich helped supervise games and serving an ice course, with Halloween favors given to all youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Foy
John Foy
Voorhees
Hallowe’en
Arbordale Drive
Hallowe'en
Charles Froelich
Virginia Perry
Boyden Henley
Jimmy Lovelace
Louis Voorhees
Jake Froelich
Gladys Williams in Guilford General Hospital after surgery
Mrs Gladys Williams of 900 Carrick avenue is a patient at Guilford General hospital following surgery Sunday night. She is reportedly recovering satisfactorily. Rev H Leach Hoover and Mrs Hoover left for Hartsville South Carolina after an overnight visit with Mr and Mrs J F Hayden on East Washington street. Hoover is rector of the Hartsville Episcopal church and a Hayden cousin. Lola Gunter, 510 Willowbrook street, returned home after attending the funeral of her mother Mrs Tom Sellers in Wedesboro. Miss Jewell Plummer hosted Miss Ethel Leonard of Lexington for a weekend visit, who returned home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Williams
Carrick Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
H. Leach Hoover
Hartsville
S. C
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Mr. Hoover
Episcopal Church
Hayden
Lola Gunter
Willowbrook Street
Tom Sellers
Wedesboro
Jewell Plummer
Ethel Leonard
Lexington
Oak View PTA Meets Tomorrow on Safety and Health
Oak View Parents Teachers Association plans a Thursday 7 30 pm meeting at the school. Sergeant J O Pike of the local police will speak on Safety and Miss Frances J Burt of Duke Power will discuss Home Service on Health focusing on Conservation of the Eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
J. O. Pike
Police Department
Frances J. Burton
Duke Power Company
Mr. And Mrs. Wright Honor Twenty-Eifth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C J Wright were feted on their twenty eighth wedding anniversary at a home on 700 Park Street. Relatives and friends attended as children and extended families presented gifts through C C Muse. A noon dinner followed with many Wrights and guests present including C C Muse and Claude J Wright Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Wright
Park Street
Wright
C. C. Muse
D. L. Wright
Virginia Lane
James Wright
Archie Wright
J. P. Myers
Lillie Spencer
Helen Ruth
Edith Wright
Messrs
George A. Smith
Glenn Triminal
Claude J. Wright, Jr
Terry Wright
Miss Plummer Hosts Halloween Party at Springfield Road
Miss Jewell Plummer entertained friends at a costume party Saturday evening at her home on Springfield road. Halloween decor and seasonal games were enjoyed. Refreshments were served to Marguerite Scarce, Gladys Stone, Octavia Plummer, Ethel Leonard of Lexington, Floyd Bowman, Canny Moran, Clifton Bowers, Bennie Patton and Hugh Moran. The note on altitude cites 16 500 feet as the maximum safe ascent for a human.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Plummer
Springfield Road
Marguerite Scarce
Gladys Stone
Octavia Plummer
Ethel Leonard
Lexington
Floyd Bowman
Canny Moran
Clifton Bowers
Bennie Patton
Hugh Moran
W O T Club Hosts National and International Current Events
The W O T club met at Mrs. Hiram Arm entrou t s home on 420 Edgedale Drive for a program on national and international events. Mrs. R K Stewart spoke on international unrest and war and its local effects, followed by Miss Mary Alexander's national highlights. Mrs. C F Tomlinson presided. tea and refreshments followed. Several members renewed or joined, with a note on new and returning attendees. Mr. and Mrs. R J Bean announce the birth of a son, Ronald Je, on Friday October 28 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Armentrout
Edgedale Drive
R. K
Stewart
Mary Alexander
C. F. Tomlinson
R. J. Bean
Meredith Street
Ronald Je
Guilford General Hospital
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