Openhouse and Vesper Service Highlight Girl Scout Week
The Girl Scout Council hosts a Tuesday openhouse at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom for about 100 guests including 40 troop leaders and local leaders. Today’s vesper service at First Presbyterian Church honors founder Juliette Low with 200 Scouts and a five o'clock start led by Rev J Clay Madison, with Rev O C Williamson presiding.
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Girl Scout Council
Sheraton Hotel
First Presbyterian Church
Royster M. Tucker
Mabel Burnett
Paulette Lindsay
Girl Scout Leaders Association
David Cauble
Juliette Low
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Church
O. C. Williamson
Hostess Church
N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Jioward
Hartzell
St. Mary's Festoval Church
YWCA Luncheon to Feature Miss Jessamine Fenner Speaker
Miss Jessamine Fenner of the National YWCA Board will be the honor guest and principal speaker at the YWCA November Membership Event Tuesday at 1 PM at the hut. Reservations are requested. Fenner, a Mount Holyoke graduate, has been on the national staff since 1925 and aided Balkan YWCA training after World War I. She will discuss the coming national biennial convention in Atlantic City April 10 16.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Jessamine Fenner
National
Y. W. C. A. Board
New York
Miss Fenner
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
United States
Atlantic City
N. J
Fenner
Board of
Octo Club Honors Miss Austin With Kitchen Shower
Miss Marjorie Austin, soon to wed C. Curtis Newton Jr, was feted at the Octo Club meeting at Gibson clubrooms hosted by Miss Anna Reeves. Guests included Mrs. Robert Burns Jr and Mrs. Joe Hansell. Austin won a shell necklace as high score, Parksdale won talcum as second, and a surprise kitchen shower followed in red and white seed colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Austin
C. Curtis Newton, Jr
Gibson
Anna Reeves
Robert Burns, Jr
Joe Hansell
Austin
Doris Parksdale
Miss Austin
Miss Clara Cox on The Church In A World At War
Miss Clara J. Cox, pastor of Springfield Friends Church, spoke at the Y W C A Book Club meeting on war to peace, noting 1918 conditions and allied attitudes toward peace. She warned against hatred among nations and urged Christian unity to foster peace. Tea followed for fifteen attendees. The next meeting will feature Miss Madeline McCain on the Modern World of Science at the New York World's Fair and a travel talk on Canada.
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Y. W. C. A. Book Club
Clara
J. Cox
Springfield Friends Church
Hitler
Cox
Madeline McCain
Science
Canada
Social Calendar Week of Meetings and Events
A dense list of clubs and groups in Sedgefield and Winston-Salem schedule luncheons, meetings, open houses, and lectures from Monday to Saturday. Notable entries include the Monarch Auxiliary luncheon at Princess Cafe, YWCA speakers, Garden Club sessions, Girl Scout events, and a YWCA book club session with guest speaker Miss Madeline McCain.
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Monarch Auxiliary
Princess Cafe
Industrial Committee of the
Priscilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Sedgefield
Adams Farm
Y. W. C. A. Book Club
Y. Www. C. A
Madeline McCain
Miss Vista Kimsey Bride Elect Feted In Shower
Miss Vista Kimsey was honored at a Friday evening shower at the home of Mrs. Richard Powell. The event, hosted with Miss Maud Anna Butner of Winston-Salem, celebrated her upcoming marriage to Wilbur Robertson of Burlington. Prizes went to Mrs. A. L. Steelman, Miss Helen Bulla, and Mrs. R. B. W. Barlow, with linen towels presented to Mrs. Banks Davis.
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Richard Powell
Maud Anna Butner
Winston-Salem
Vista Kimsey
Wilbur Robertson
Burlington
A. Ll. Steelman
Helen Bulla
Emerywood Country Club Ladies Bridge Party Tuesday
Mrs A M Utley will host the Emerywood Country Club ladies bridge party at the clubhouse Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock. Reservations must be made in advance at the clubhouse.
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A. M. Utley
Emerywood Country Club
Home Demonstration Club Meet Scheduled
The High Point Home Demonstration Club will meet at Mrs. H. D. Guyer’s home on new highway No. 10 at 2 p m Monday. Miss Addie Houston of Greensboro supervises the shrub transplanting and care demonstration. Old members urged to attend. new members welcomed.
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High Point Home
Addie Houston
Greensboro
Evans Birth Of Daughter Joan At East Green Home
Mr and Mrs Kermit Evans announce the birth of a daughter named Joan at 612 East Green Street on November 3. Mrs Evans formerly Madie Scearce.
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Kermit Evans
Joan
East Green Street
Evans
Mics
Madie Scearce
Canterbury Club Hears Mrs Hall Discuss Chopin And Liszt
Mrs. W F Ellis Jr hosted a Canterbury Club meeting at her West Lexington Extension home. Mrs. W B Hall led a program on Chopin and Liszt with daughter Florence Ellis and Misses Kirkman and Koonce performing works.
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Canterbury Club
WB. Hall
Chopin
Liszt
W. F. Ellis, Jr
West
Lexington Avenue
W. B. Hall
Roy Spearman
Edwin Lyon
Craven Page
Hall
Lishments
Ellis
Lyon
Hal
Harry Brockmann
W. D. Sale
Everett Marsh
E. T. Harson
J. W. Lindsay
Ous Waynick
Louis Whees
Hoke Bullard
Liner announces engagement of Ethel Wonnie to Gar Chenault
Rev and Mrs G H Liner announce the engagement of their daughter Ethel Wonnie to Garland Dean Chenault of Danville Virginia. The wedding is set for November 25 at the bride’s home at 407 Highland Avenue.
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Rev
Mrs. Liner
G. H. Liner
Ethel Wonnie
Garland Dean Chenault
Danville, Va
Highland Avenue
Good Will Garden Club Meeting Prompted by Garden Hobbies
The Good Will Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 am at 233 Edgedale Drive hosted by Mrs. H. D. Gibson Jr. Mrs. Blake Thompson will lead an open forum on Garden Hobbies. A daughter, Lora Aurilla, was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Keever on October 27 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Good Will Garden Club
Saul
J. L. Keevers
J. L. Keever
Thomasville Road
Lora Aurilla
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Piedmont District Garden Club Head Tours Nearby Cities
Mrs. R. K. Stewart director of the Piedmont District of the North Carolina Federation of Garden Clubs visited several state clubs at their regular meetings. Invited clubs include Durham Burlington Albemarle Reidsville Thomasville and Wadesboro. She judged the Flow Show in Wadesboro with Mrs. A. 8 S Caldwell and Mrs. A Tate. Plans include visits to Asheboro and Salisbury for upcoming meetings.
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Piedmont District Garden Club
R. K. Stewart
Piedmont District of
North Carolina
Federation of Gaden Clubs
Durha
Rosis Club
8. B. Stedman
Salisbury
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Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Industrial Committee
S. J. Saunders
Red Cross
Guar
Elect
Brand New Motors
Caller Appliance CO
East
Washington Street
Octo Club
Book Club
Clara J. Cox
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
C. B. Mattocks
Y. W
Cc. A
W. O. T. Club
J. S. Lynch
Country Club Road
Business and Professional Girls Club
T. Moody Stroud
R. Dewey Farrell
Musical Art Club
Sheraton Ballroom
Needlework Guild
W. W. Lentz
Westwood Avenue
Sloan D. Gibson, Jr
Edgedale Drive
Blake Thompson
Parkway
Cecil Haworth
P. H. Dalton
West Circle Drive
Miss Vista Kimsey
Country Club Ladies
Betsy
Cosephine
Nancy Gui
Helen Betts
Katherine Sigmon
Ray Wiliams
Raleigh
State College
Scabbard and Blade
National Honorary Military Society
Frank Thompson Gymnasium
Duke
Josephine White
Charlotte
Ted Johnson
Paw Creek
Frank Sabol
Campbell
Ohio
Betsy Wells
R. Haywood Witherington
Ray Williams
Windsor
Barton Betts
Katherine Sigman
Ernest Koella
Rockford
Joan Evans
Department Store
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