University Women Hear National Officer From New Mexico
Mrs. Frederic Gilstrap national vice president of the Rocky Mountain region addressed AAUW members at a dinner session. She described a Germany visit with 10 others sponsored by the State Department to aid German women and promote democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Germany
Frederic Gilstrap
American Association of University Women
YMCA
Gilstrap
Rocky Mountain
AAUW
State Department
Miss Ferebee Praises The Spoken Word For Mu Chapter
Miss Miriam Ferebee spoke on The Spoken Word before the Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. Elmer Young home on Tabor Street. She contrasted Daniel Webster and Abraham Lincoln speeches noting Lincoln’s Gettysburg address endures because he had something to say. Thirteen members attended and plans were made for a November discussion and an upcoming auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Ferebee
Beta Sigma Phi
Elmer Young
Tabor Street
Frances Parrish
Ferebee
Daniel Webster
Abraham Lincoln
Webster
Lincoln
Arthur Williams
Diffendal
Young
Asways and Means
Nora Bryant
Presbyterian Home
Y W C A News Tuesday Schedule Update
Y W C A schedule lists 3:30 to 4:30 elementary girls swim, 4:30 to 5:30 Jr and Sr girls swim, 6:00 closing time for school girls, 6:00 working teen swim, 6:15 business dinner, 7:00 basketball, 7:00 women’s swim. Thursday covers lunch, open houses, and multiple club meetings through 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elementry
Z. MC. A
Jr. & Sr
Y.M.C.A
Canterbury Club To Meet Friday
Mrs Louis F Voorhees to entertain Canterbury Club members at the regular Friday meeting at 3 30 p m. The event follows the usual Friday schedule and will be held in the club's rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Louis F. Voorhees
Oakview P-TA Meeting Postponed to November 13
The Oakview P-TA meeting planned for this week is postponed to November 13 due to American Education Week during that period. The program will focus on the week’s subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakview
P-Ta
Coffee to Honor Miss Betty Farrar Bride-elect
Miss Betty Farrar, bride-elect, will be honored with a coffee hosted by Mrs. Hugh Kellam and Mrs. Cary Kellam at 1410 Edgedale Drive this Saturday from 11 30 to 1 00. She will wed Ross Lewis Farlow on November 15 at Central Friends Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Farrar
Hugh Kellam
Cary Kellam
Edgedale Drive
Miss Farrar
Ross Lewis Farlow
Central Friends Church
G. E. Brewer
Jenkins-Brewer
Sedgefield Inn
Darlene Jenkins
Nolan Brewer
Ait Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Adams Memorial Ywca
C. C. Moore
Informal Washington Party Honors Bride-Elect Betty Summers
Miss Betty Summers bride-elect is toasted at an informal gathering hosted by Miss Joan Yeoman in Washington D C. The dining room featured roses and chrysanthemums and Summers received a corsage and a silver bow-ban dish. Summers plans to wed James L Neely in a late December ceremony with Yeoman as an attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Yeoman
Washington D. C
Betty Summers
Miss Summers
Woman's College
Greensboro
James L. Neely
Church Women Hear Talk on Christian Literature at First Methodist
Mrs Ira Shelley of Greensboro spoke to the Women s Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church luncheon meeting on the importance of home literature for relaxation inspiration and guidance She followed Paul s urging to study and noted Bible reading with a revised translation aids understanding The meeting was led by president Mrs Roby Yarborough with invocation by Miss Thelma Patrick and devotionals by Mrs Alson Gray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Shelley
Greensboro
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
George Haltom
Roby Yarborough
Thelma Patrick
Alson Gray
Calendar of clubs and bridal events this week
A local calendar lists Timed meetings Tuesday through Saturday for groups including the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Pilot Club Modern Art Study Club Gay Garden Club and Altrusa. Social events feature betrothal notices for Patricia Hubbard Becky Wall and the Jenkins Brewer wedding with receptions at Sedgefield Inn and Adams Memorial YWCA.
Informal Party Honors Miss Jerri Teaney Bride-Elect
Mrs. Frank Seltz Jr hosted a gathering at Fast Lexington Avenue on Thursday evening for bride-elect Miss Jerri Teaney. Guests greeted her with a corsage of white mums and prizes were awarded to Mia J. Davis Jr and Mrs. Don Powell, plus a Bride's Book prize. The evening featured a shower of gifts and an ice course, with twenty four guests attending. Miss Teaney brides Cpl. Fred L. Campbell on November ninth at Emmanuel Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerri Teaney
Frank Seltz, Jr
Lexington Avenue
Mia
J. R. Davis, Jr
Don Powell
Miss Teaney
Cpl
Fred L. Campbell
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Births Report From High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs A D McBride announces son David Wayne born November 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ray Grissom announce daughter Sandra Leigh born November 2 at local hospital. Pvt First Class Walter Ray Prince and family report son born November 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital. he is stationed in Germany. Mrs Robert Helm announces daughter Susan Dale born November 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J L Groome Jr announce son James Irvin born November 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J B Sanderos announce son Don Charles born November 2 at local hospital. Mr and Mrs W H Corns Jr announce daughter Kathleen Diane born November 1 at local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wayne McBride
A. D. McBride
Byrum Street
David Wayne
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sandra Leigh Grissom
Ray Grissom
Fast Russell
Sandra Leigh
Walter Ray Prince
Bobby Ray Prince
Eugene Street
Walter Ray
Prince
United States Army
Germany
Susan Dale Helm
Robert Helm
Johnson Street
Susan Dale
James Irvin Groome
J. L. Groome, Jr
West Farriss
James Irvin
Steven Lib Minor
Bill Lee
Oakview Street
Steven Lee
Louise Dailey
Don Charles Sandetos
J. B. Sanders
Thomasville
Don Charles
Kathleen Diane Cokrns
W.H. Corns, Jr
Manor Drive
Kathleen Diane
Alice Elaine Kirk
Boston
Mass
Community Notes on Local Residents and Visitations
Mrs Betty Pendry returned from Wilmington Delaware after her twin brother faced a serious illness and is improving. Mrs Martha Stewart has been a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital for a week and is now able to receive visitors. Lt W G Causey and wife and children Sandra and Karen visited Lt Causey’s parents at 309 Centennial Avenue, Ft Bragg area, over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Pendry
Wilmington
Delaware
Martha Stewart
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. G. Causey
Sandra
Karen
Ft. Bragg
Lt. Causey
W. C. Causey
Centennial Avenue
Student Nurses Head to Raleigh for Annual Convention
Three local student nurses travel to Raleigh for the third annual meeting of the Student Nurses Association tied to the Golden anniversary of the North Carolina State Nurses Association. Misses Beeson Flynt Snow and Allen Jay will participate in a pageant and meetings November 4 5 8 with leaders from North Carolina Memorial Hospital and High Point Memorial. Guest speakers include Ruth Willard Frisel Hester and Elizabeth K Porter with Dr James Cleland headlining the anniversary banquet at the Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Student Nurses Association
North Carolina State Nurses Association
Car
Miss Flynt
Student Nurse Association
Miss Beeson
Miss Snow
Lucille S. Spalding
R. N
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Ruth Williard
Frsell Hester
Margaret Bb. Kearns
High Point Memorial
Elizabeth K. Porter
American Nurses Association
Porter
Frances. Payne Barton
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel
James T. Cleland
Divinity School
Duke University
Miss Ann Hall Feted By Church Group On Engagement
Miss Ann Hall, whose engagement to Harold Carmichael was announced, was honored at an informal party by English Street Baptist Church class number one. The event at Miss Dessie Gray’s home featured autumn flowers, a corsage, and a miniature bridal wagon filled with gifts. The couple plans to marry December 20 and about twenty attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hall
Harold Carmichael
English Street Baptist Church
Dessie Gray
Hall
Mr. Carmichael
Miss Dunigan Sets Final Wedding Plans
Miss Viola Dunigan announces her marriage to Claude Thomas Yates on Thursday November 6 1952 at six forty five PM Lindsay Memorial Church High Point North Carolina Reverend Ray Putman will officiate Organist Gary Davis vocalist Mrs E G Marion Matron of honor Mrs Calvin Cashatt bridesmaids Barbara Gayle Lana Lee Dunigan Mrs Herman Penland J R Jarrett ring bearer Esker Stanley flower girl Margaret Ann Stanley Best man John Yates ushers Charles Yates J R Jarrett Invitations issued for the ceremony and reception details remain as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dunigan
Claude T. Yates
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Ray Putman
Gary Davis
E. G. Marion
Calvin Cashatt
Barbara Gayle
Lana Lee Dunigan
Herman Penland
Charles Yates
J. R. Jarrett
Claude Thomas Yates
Thursaday
Lindsay Memorial Church
High Point
N. C
Colletts Honored At 40th Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Jerome Collett of Thomasville were feted at a surprise dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Collett to mark their fortieth wedding anniversary. Guests included relatives from Trinity High Point Jamestown Salisbury and Winston-Salem plus J P Collett and Lindsay siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Collett
Thomasville
Ralph Collett
J. P. Collett
Trinity
J. A. Lindsay
Mr. Collett
Mrs. Lindsay
Lockhart Jarvis Vows Announced in Rankin Memorial Church
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Charity Jacqueline Jarvis to Roy Grason Lockhart. Ceremony held October 11 at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church with Mr and Mrs Robert Dailey as attendants. The bride works at the local hospital and the groom at Adams-Millis Corporation. they reside at 1126 Richland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Jacqueline Jarvis
C. E. Jarvis
Roy Grason Lockhart
B. A. Lockhart
Mr. Lockhart
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Robert Dailey
Joseph 8. Johnson
Adams-Millis Corporation
Richland Avenue
Alpha Rho Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Members At Wendover Drive
Mrs. Robert Millar entertained Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her Wendover Drive home Monday evening. Mrs. Grover Dunn assisted as Mrs. Bill Morris presided and delegates to the Greensboro convention reported on the meeting. Top bridge score went to Mrs. Newman Oliver. high canasta to Mrs. Carson Southern. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Bob Bollinger and Mrs. Austin Neely. Seventeen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Millar
Alpha Rho Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Wendover Drive
Grover Dunn
Bill Morris
Greensboro
Bridge
Canasta
Newman Oliver
Carson Southern
Bob Bollinger
Austin Neely
Church Women Hear Stewardship Program On All That I Am
The Women’s Auxiliary of Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church heard a stewardship program titled All That I Am by Stan S. Saunders Jr. The event featured slides on giving time talents and treasures and included reports from committees plus plans for World Community Day Quiet Day turkey dinner bazaar and tea for Mrs Hauschild. A $500 pledge for a teenage Sunday School area and a $350 altar linen gift memorialized late parish members were announced. Representatives from St Anne’s and St Bridget’s guilds provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan S. Saunders, Jr
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
S. S. Saunders
Florida
Guilford
Altar Guild
Herman Hauschild
Ida M. Seymore
St. Anne's
St. Bridget’s
Words of the Wise on appetite and self defeating pleasure
A quotationed reflection by John Tillotson notes that inordinate appetites and affections fool themselves by overreaching their aims, always crossing pleasure and defeating satisfaction through excess. The insistence is that desires become punishments to those who indulge beyond measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tillotson
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Actwities — Oee
Madeline Hoover
Marshall Aid
Berlin
Miss Ferebee
Mu Chapter
Monark
Cileaneo
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
Sunshine
Pine ST
Evelyn Beeson
Sophia
Student Nurse Association of
Needham Broughton High School
High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Methodist
Wss
Mary Stevens
Fast Green Street Baptist Church
L. C. Underwood
Whiteoak Street
Elmer Johnson
East Green Street
J. E. Millis
Forest Hill Drive
Dean’s
Doan
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
M. R. Shields
Chestnut Street
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Modern Art Study Club
Robert W. Conner
East Farriss Avenue
W. D. Russell
G. FE. Brewer
Westchester Drive
Newfoundland
Wake Robin
Mid Weed Garden Club
Studint Club
O Bonner
Margaret Barker
Fairway Drive
Patricia Hubbard
Robert L. Hutchens
H. B. Crawford
Becky Wall
Ueeweed Country Club
Gay Blade Garden Club
W. L. Jackson, Jr
Oakhurst
W. R. McKenzie
Hore
Ardmore Circle
Altrusa Board
Dorothy Forward
Montheu Avenue
Ruth Ellis
Brentley Circle
Nature Study Club
Harry Bell
Greenway Drive
Raymond Hayworth
R. J. John
Worthley
League of Women Voters
YWCA
Priday
Philomathean Club
Forrest Murray
Parkway
Jet Hill Drive
T. R. English
Homer Spencer
Deborah Mary Helen Hohn
Miss Ann Hall
Miss Dunigan
Harrell Collett
Elizabeth Ann Collett
John Collett
Leon Collett
Jane Collett
Polly Ann Collett
Lanny Collett
W. L. Collett
Pauline Rogers
Walter A. Robertson
O. R
Lockhart
Jarvis
Alpha Rho
Millar
Dunn
Words of
America
St.joseph Aspiain For Children
Asia
N. Main
Thomasville Florist Association
Montheu
Nelson Florist
Williams Flower Shop
Wright's Flower Shop
Eeamat
Nance Florist
Ellington's Florist
Grace Flower Shop
Howell & Wrenn Sts
Stroud Florist
Gieensboro Rd
High Point Lions Club
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