Vesper Service Planned by Girl Scouts Sunday
Plans announce a vesper service by local Girl Scouts on Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church to honor Juliette Low founder of the organization. J Clay Madison to speak on The Ingredients of Character with Rev Royal and Rev Hartzell giving invocations and readings. About two hundred Scouts expected to attend in uniform with candle lighting and music by Phyllis Strickland and Josephine Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Howard S. Hartzell
Phyllis Strickland
Josephine Pope
Mabel Burnett
Juliette Low
C. B. US
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Paul Whiteman
Lanny Ross
America
Edith Meiser
Hazel Rawson Cades
Woman's Flame Companion
Zimmerman and Outland Celebrate November Social Arts Luncheon
The November birthday lunch of the Social Arts club honored T. R. Zimmerman and E. R. Outland. The event at Princess Cafe featured an Old English themed setting, a three course luncheon, and gifts for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra Zimmerman
Outland
Nerdames
T. R. Zimmerman
E. R. Outland
Social Arts Club
Princess Cafe
E. Z. Jones
Jane Jones
A. M. Upshaw
A. J. Koonce
Y E rs And Y s Girls Hear Guest on Skin Care and Make Up
The Live Y ers Club heard Helen M. Dorsett, cosmetic specialist at Harkee’s Department Store, speak on basic skin care and fall makeup colors at the W. C. A. supper meeting. Dorsett introduced Sara Hart’s winner Miss Brown and new member Kathleen, plus 19 members attended. The Y’s Girls met separately with Miss Josephine Jackson speaking on personal problems and getting along with people. one new member Miss Dorothy Way joined and nine attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Dorsett
Harkee
Vs. Dorsett
Sara Frances Hart
Brown
Kathleen
Ing
Catherine Wrenn
Doris Bowers
Eva Doff
Lillian Weisner
Mary Schwartz
Bea Overcash
Violet Carmichael
Bea Warner
Y's Girls
Josephine Jackson
Dorothy Way
Mrs C Q Moffitt Seriously Ill At Burrus Memorial
Mrs C Q Moffitt of 212 Best Street is seriously ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital after a stroke and has been a patient since Wednesday. She is not permitted visitors. Grady Gohiston and spouse left for New York to attend the Army Notre Dame football game. Friends of Miss Queeda Weathers note she has moved from Guilford Hospital to 214 Montheu Avenue and is recuperating well.
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C. Q. Moffitt
Best Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Grady Gohiston
New York
Army-Notre Dame
Queeda Weathers
Guilford Hospital
Montheu Avenue
Mrs Wayne Kearns Honored At Denny Street Shower
Mrs W P Morehead hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mamie Malpass before her marriage at 706 Denny Street. White chrysanthemums adorned rooms and bingo was played with high scores by Ronda Sebastian and Marion Leonard. Gifts were presented to the honoree and her mother Mrs O B Malpass, with a salad course served by the hostess and helpers including Mrs A J Malpass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Kearns
Mamie Malpass
W. P. Morehead
Denny Street
Ronda Sebastian
Marion Leonard
Annie Boles
A. J. Malpass
Clarence Malpass
O. B. Malpass
A. W. Kearns
Alice Kearns
F. E. Kearns
A. Reid Kearns
J. C. Malpass
J. Lee Stone
W. P. Leonard
James Corns
Kathleen Malpass
Sara Stone
Dena Corns
Annie Marie Meredith
Mary Ruth Brewer
Mary Irene Robinson
Louise
Carol Brewer
Margaret Beal
Elaine Welborn
Donree Setzer
Mary Jane Wrenn
Wanda Harville
Caroline York
Mrs. Minnie Hinkle Hosts Household Arts Club Meeting
The Household Arts Club met at Mrs. Minnie Hinkle's Louis Avenue home with chrysanthemums decorating living and dining rooms. Officers were re elected: C F Grissom as president and T G Shelton as secretary. J R Montgomery named reporter. all day quilting planned. Also noted is the birth of Jerry Ronald Clewis at 704 Tate Street on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
Minnie Hinkle
Louis Avenue
C. F. Grissom
T. G. Shelton
J. R. Montgomery
N. K E. Russell
Hinkle
Mesdames
Sam Dutton
John T. Ellis
N. E
K. R. Clewis
Jerry Ronald
Tate Street
Clewis
Margaret Ellington
Distinguished American pianist Morris to lecture at Duke
Morris, renowned American pianist and Columbia University faculty member, will give lectures and recitals at Duke University’s Woman’s College next week. All programs are open to the public and are expected to attract music lovers from a wide area.
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Morris
Duke University
Woman's College
United Sates
Canada
Columbia University
New York City
Miss Clara Cox to Speak at YWCA Book Club
Miss Clara I Cox pastor of Springfield Friends church will address the YWCA book club Saturday at two o clock. Her topic Religion In World Affairs recalls her interest in international affairs and peace problems. Miss Leslie Johnson announces the program and invites attendance.
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Clara Cox
Ywca Book Club
Y. W. C. A. Book Club
Clara I. Cox
Springfield
Leslie Johnson
The
Cheerful Workers Class Holds Regular Meeting
The Cheerful Workers Class met at Mrs. Clyde Morrison's home in Archdale for a business session then games and refreshments. Seventeen members and one visitor attended.
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Clyde Morrison
Archdale
Jewish Women's Board to Dinner in New York
In connection with the National Council of Jewish Women four day meeting plans were announced for a November 13 dinner at the Delmonico Hotel New York. Speakers include Dr Eduard Lindeman Mrs Samuel Golding and Mrs Maurice L Goldman with Mario Fiorella providing songs. The event marks 30 years of social legislation work by the group.
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New York
National Council of Jewish Women
Maurice L. Goldman
Hotel Delmonico
New York City
Eduard C. Lindeman
New York School of Social Work
Samuel Golding
Council
National Committee of Social Legislation
Alexander Wolf
Mario Fiorella
Chicago Civic Opera Company
United States
Sunday Annual Day For Home Offering
Officials of the Mills Home in Thomasville work on materials and correspondence for the annual Thanksgiving offering. The event has been observed for 54 years across hundreds of Baptist Sunday schools and churches in the state each Thanksgiving day. An interesting booklet is prepared to accompany the drive.
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Mills
Thomasville
Cold Nose Drops Treatment Update
A reader reports that Petrel Labs new Drops 2 work on all noses, claiming fast relief for congested or clogged nasal passages. The product promises self spreading action with a nasal spray formula and compact dosage.
Moose Groups Sponsor Benefit Gala Tonight
The Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose announce a three in one benefit at Chains Studio 104 North Main Street. The dance bazaar carnival starts at 7 30 pm with a small admission, proceeds fund local day nursery schools. A joint committee from both groups runs the plans for this charitable evening.
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Loyal Order of Moose
The
Women of the Moose
Chains Studio
North Main Street
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Ldeline Hoover
Ogram
Girl Scout
Akers
Jolly Y
Jolly Y Club
Aculpes
Moffitt 'S
Jerry Ronald Clewis
AID Girl Scouts
Rlip
Jewish Women's Board
Oxfords
Lee
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Eer Y
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet CO
East Green
John Highsmith
N. Main Street
Bland’s
Pup
Avero
Black
Liberty
the Bargain Center
Rinso
Mary
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