Miss Clark Bride Elect Honored at Informal Tea
Miss Helen Clark bride elect to Stewart Austin of Lakeland Florida was honored at a Wednesday informal tea hosted by Mrs Roy C Welborn and Miss Fanny Stamey at West Lexington Avenue. Guests enjoyed a decoratively arranged living room and a table centerpiece of pink and white chrysanthemum blooms with crystal candle sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clark
Stewart Austin
Lakeland
Fla
Roy C. Welborn
Fanny Stamey
Lexington Avenue
Misa Clark
E. Cridlebauch
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Mrs. Millis Speaks to Two Y W C A Clubs
Mrs. H. A. Millis was the speaker at a combined meeting of the Jolly Y and Live Y'ers clubs at the Y W C A hut. She described a recent Southern California trip with scenes of gardens and Spanish architecture and noted Hollywood cinema favorites. She also discussed returning through Panama before brief club business. Grace Simpson and Vetra Hauser lead the Live Y'ers music program for next week's supper meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Millis
Jolly Y
Willing Workers Meet at Main Street Church
The Willing Workers class of Main Street M E church holds its monthly meeting at 7 30 tonight at Mrs C O Beans home with associate hostesses Mrs Nellie Balkcum Mrs W M Blythe and Mrs John Bullock. The High Point W M U fall meeting also meets at 7 30 tonight at Hilliard Memorial church with Dr A B Conrad speaking on Leadership. Group meetings follow Saturday and Sunday at 4 pm and 2 30 pm respectively with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
M. E. Church
C. O. Bean
Nellie Balkcum
W. M. Blythe
John Bullock
Baptist
W. M. UU
High Point
Hilliard Memorial Church
H. A. Knight
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Southside Baptist Church
Biste Fender
Connor Street
Eva Ward
Clase
M. BE
W. Bl. Cripliver
East Fourth Street
John Craver
H.C. Leonard
Roy Poh
Flee Ta Gd
Joe Holman
C. D. Hunt
Entre Nous Club Meets at Mrs Gurney Kearns Home
The Entre Nous club held its bi weekly meeting yesterday at Hillcrest Drive home of Mrs Gurney Kearns. Five tables of Rock were in play in the solarium with autumn flowers adorning the setting. Dainty refreshments in two courses were served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Gurney Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Solarium
Sedgefield Hunt Dinner Dance Planned At Inn Tomorrow
The Sedgefield Hunt hosts a dinner dance at Sedgefield Inn with hors d oeuvres at 7 30 pm dinner to follow and dancing by a yet unnamed orchestra. Earl N Phillips and Truman C Well ing lead hunt activities with a Saturday evening meet and Sunday ride from Sedgefield stables. A live hunt is set for Friday November 12 starting at 7 am with the weekend limited by the Carolina Duke game in Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Earl N. Phillips
Truman C. Welling
Sedgefield Stables
Durham
Miss Oppenlander Outlines Girl Scout Objectives
Miss Helen Oppenlander from New York City outlined Girl Scout objectives to a large audience at the Sheraton hotel. She described charter needs for local work, stressed leadership training, and listed committees for the council while noting upcoming leadership classes and council sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Oppenlander
Helen Oppenlander
New York City
Girl Scout National Staff
Sheraton Hotel
Mise Oppenlander
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Girl Scout Council
Social Events In Lexington This Week
The first high school Parent-Teacher association meeting was held in the school auditorium with Mrs. J. P. Bingham presiding. Mrs. John Craver led devotions and the glee club directed by Mrs. Cuthrell performed two numbers. Minutes were read and membership discussed by Mrs. Arthur Thomasop. Program chair W. F. Brown announced speakers Superintendent L. B. Andrews and A. R. Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Parent
J. P. Bingham
John Craver
Glee Club
Cuthrell
Bernice Apple
Arthur Thomasop
W. F. Brown
Uced
Supt
L. B. Andrews
A. R. Bullock
Andrews
Ill in Greensboro Mrs Leona Dillon Ailing
Mrs Leona Dillon of this city is very ill in Greensboro with a badly infected foot and other ailments. Friends regret the news as she receives care away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Dillon
Greensboro
Home and School talks and community events recap
Community groups held talks on child training at home and school followed by library refreshments. Halloween party at Mr. A. A. Team’s Hillcrest home featured games, prizes, and snacks. Various church groups met for meetings, social hours, and planned events with refreshments and prizes.
Mexicans Flavor Chocolate Drink with Red Pepper
A note on traditional Mexican beverages mentions adding red pepper to chocolate drinks for a spicy kick. The practice reflects regional taste variations and culinary experimentation.
Esbera Club Guests At Newby Residence In Thomasville
The Esbera club entertained by Mr and Mrs Walter F Newby with two table bridge and fall flower decor. High ladies score went to Mrs Alvah Boyles and high gentlemen to Vann Stringfield. Mrs Frank S Lambeth hosted a Randolph Street luncheon with a large guest list including Congressman J Walter Lambeth. Marie Dean Stone celebrated her sixth birthday with friends at West Main Street, featuring games, contests, and a birthday cake with six candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxane Disher
Hillcrest
Liv
Betty McCrary
A. L. Disher
J. Dan Redwine
Allen Greer
Thomasville
Esbera
Walter F. Newby
Alvah Boyles
Vann Stringfield
Paul Hassler
Frank Marr
Frank S. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Mesdames R. L. Lambeth
Greensboro
Harry Lee Lambeth
J. N. Hallass
Charles M. Hoover
John R. Myers
J. F. Lambeth
Charles Lambeth
J. Walter Lambeth
Marie Dean Stone
West Main Street
Wakefield Stone
Betty Jean Clawson
Mary Glynn Stone
Mary Jane Tysinger
Patsy Hoover
Anne Grimes
Jimmie Clinard
Brightie White, Jr
Ellen Westmoreland
Rebecca Pentacaust
Jimmie
Tommie Ward
Carol McMahan
Betsy Brooks
Laura McKay McGee
Martha Anita
Robbie Stone
Donald Kindley
Lamar Lowder
Sara Jane Black
Sonny Stone
Billy Joe Lambe
Hallowe'en
School Street
Hick Party Draws Spinsters Club and Guests
A novelty invitation drew Spinsters' club members and guests to the Main street clubhouse for a Saturday evening informal Hick party. Attendees dressed as Hicks and performed the part for a night of fun and rare entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinsters’ Club
Main Street
Miss Trogdon Wed Grover Cox In Randleman
Miss Nita Belle Trogdon daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Trogdon of Seagrove and Grover Cox son of Mrs Lola Lovette of Randleman were married Friday evening at 8 in Asheboro Friends parsonage by Rev H A Parker Cox is in the US Navy home furlough from Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Nita Belle Trogdon
A. C. Trogdon
Seagrove
Grover Cox
Lola Lovette
Asheboro Friends Parsonage
H. A. Parker
Cox
Lovette
U.S. Navy
Honolulu
Halloween party for Sunday school class hosts prize winner
Misses Claudia Lassiter Mamie Cooper and Mrs Wade Causey served as joint hostesses Saturday evening at Miss Lassiter home for a Sunday school class gathering. Twelve members attended games and were later invited to the lawn where a bonfire burned as Jessie Kirkman won the costume prize dressed as Aunt Jemima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Lassiter
Mamie Cooper
Wade Causey
Lassiter
Hallowe'en
Jessie Kirkman
Jermia
Busy Needles Art Club Meeting at Pitts Home
The Busy Needles Art Club met at Mrs. Reusel Pitts home Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 5 o clock. Members exchanged pine gifts after a brief business session. Next meeting set for November 17 at Mrs. A R Kimreys on Mont hen avenue with Miss Beulah Lewallen assisting in serving salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
M. EF
Daisy Ford
Edith Hege
Lindsay Weaver
Heart Sisters
Mise Dell Watson
Christian Advocate
Needles
Reusel Pitts
A. R. Kimrey
Monthen Avenue
Pitts
Beulah Lewallen
Boyd Ward
T. R. Short
Clyde Connor
Bride-Elect Kate Powers Honored by Sisters Shower
Mrs. Vance Lanier and Miss Vera Powers hosted at Miss Vera Powers home honoring sister Miss Kate Elizabeth Powers, bride elect. Four games and contests entertained 14 guests with prizes to Nelle Pierce Agnes Pierce and H H Sechrest. Flowers and gifts were presented during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Lanier
Vera Powers
VFW Auxiliary Installs Officers at Terry Building Hall
The Ladies' Auxiliary VFW held an installation service with department president Mrs. Ida Belle Wylie of Wilmington as installing officer. New officers include Mrs. Ruby Snyder as president and Estelle Lackey as senior vice president. Plans discussed for Poppy sale and Armistice Day celebration on November 11 in cooperation with local veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Terry Building
Ida Belle Wylie
Wilmington
Wylie
Ruby Snyder
Snyder
Estelle Lackey
Lillian Suttonfield
Viola Willis
Millie Ceell
Ora McMahon
Anna Ingram
Curtle Potts
Connie Suggs
Eva Weant
Davie Myers
Carrie Jones
Aurxillary
V. F. W. Post
Lend A Hand Group to Meet at Mrs Lafferty's Home
The Friday night Lend A Hand club of the local YWCA will hold its regular meeting at Mrs R B Lafferty's home on Louise Avenue. The Industrial committee chair announces the gathering this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend-A-Hand Club
Meats of Fat Cattle Retain Quality Better
Fat cattle produce meat that keeps better than that from thin cattle, according to analysis noted in the market report. The finding emphasizes fat cattle toward steadier quality and longer shelf life in supply chains.
Dixon Celebrate Ten Years as Home Superintendent
Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Dixon were honored at their East Lexington home Tuesday at 8 p.m. by Methodist Protestant Children's Home students, marking Dixon's re-election to a tenth year as superintendent. Guests included Margaret Robbins Ruth Lewis Natalie Cashatt Ruby Walker Margaret Burnside Jewel Campbell Helen Brewer Mildred Lanier Helen Gibson Mrs. Douglas Fuqay Mrs. Nellie Sherrill and several young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dixon
East
Lexington Avenue
Methodist Protestant Children’s Home
Dr. Dixon
Margaret Robbins
Ruth Lewis
Mattie Ruth Guyer
Natalee Cashatt
Ruby Walker
Margaret Burnside
Jewel Campbell
Stars by temperature show red blue white and more
According to their temperature stars appear in colors such as red for cooler stars blue for hotter stars and white or yellowish for intermediate temperatures. The color illustrates surface temperature differences among stars.
Mrs J T Ellis Hosts Household Arts Club at New Home
Mrs John T Ellis entertained the Household Arts club yesterday at her new residence 108 Oakwood Court. President C F Grissom led a brief meeting to finalize plans for a quilting party on Thursday November 11 at Mrs Sam Dutton’s home. Seated and served were Mrs Grissom Mrs Sam Dutton Mrs J R Montgomery Mrs L L Farlowe Mrs Fred L Ingram Mrs Miane Hinkle Mrs W D Sale Sr Mrs J Womble and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
John T Ellis
Oakwood Court
C. F. Grissom
Sam Dutton
Mesdames C. F. Grissom
J. R. Montgomery
L. L Farlowe
Fred L. Ingram
Miane Hinkle
W. D. Sale
Sr. J. Womble
N. E B. Russell
Th Hostess
Bows Use Horsehair and Diac Hair Materials
The text notes that violin and viola bows use white horsehair while the viol and violoncello bows use white horsehair, and the double bass bows use Diac hair.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Clark
Millis
G. W. Kearns
Mesdames
Charles Long
H. A Hartzell
J. F. Hayden
A. M Rankin, Sr
H. N. Phillips
W. C. Beavans
C. B. Overman
A. E. Tate
B. S. Cummins
A. Sherrod
L. R. Terry
J. W. Harriss
Blanche Hayworth
A. S. Parker
0. P. Moffitt
O. E B. Kearns
A. R. Pyle
Baltimore
J. B. Kirkman
Amos Oe
Mary Alexandr
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Moffitt's
North Main
G. F. Rule
Greenville
S. C
Taylor H. Frazier
Detroit
Mich
Ee Dd. C
F. Frasier Jelke
Winston-Salem
Miami
Fila
Bullock
A. A
Laura Ruth
Peggy Miller
Margaret
Nancy Ward
Martha Redwine
Hosteas
South State Street
A. E. Brannock
Fred ©. Sink
Hayden Hooper
John Hodges
H. ©. Leonard
Wade Phill
George Curry
Portview Apartments
P. V. Critcher
W. B. Hunt
R. Lacie Leonard
Thomasville Esbera Club
Newby
John Brown
Harris Street
Robert Wall
Columbia
8. C
Lena Pratt
Broadus Leonard
Lum
Abner
Mise Evelyn Allison
Sary
Sally
Evelyn Harris
Dorie Clemmons
Dorothy Bumgardner
Margaret Ritchie
Miss Trogdon
Brice
Mise Helen Clayton
Sylva
D. IL. Redding
New York
Grey Lambe
Anne Amenda Shivar
Cuba
W. L. Cockman
Best N. Rosa
Woman's College
Belle Smith
Bob Gaylon
High Point College
Ferree
Virginai
Julia Ferree
Busy Needles Art Club
Calvary Methodist Church
Vita-Ray Cosmetics
Ring Drug CO. Rhon
VFW Auxiliary Department
Aioe
J. T. Ellis
New Residence
Nat Walker
Lizzie Gooch
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