AAUW Discusses Haydn Clock Symphony Andante Study
The Symphony Enjoyment group of the AAUW met with Mrs. Floyd D. Mehan on West Lexington to study Haydn s Clock Symphony. She explained the rondo form and the contrast between first and second movements while noting the ticking rhythm and decorative variations. New members were welcomed and the group agreed to pursue a radio broadcast request for the piece.
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American Association of University Women
Haydn
Mehan
Dale Yoak
London
Knox Wilson
Lucille Pickens Lee
Adie Daniels
Powell Alexander
Radio Council
Lucille High
Mary Turner
V. F. W. Auxiliary Meets at Home
About thirty members attended the Veterans of Foreign Wars ladies auxiliary meeting. Plans included a card party, purchasing a T B bond, and sending furniture to Oteen for the sunroom. Appointed helpers will serve a chicken supper for the post on November 11.
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Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
B. F. Ellington
T. B. Bond
Oteen
Roy Graham
C. E. Stuart
J. E Harbinson
Robert Suggs
Dining room serves attractive refreshments to guests
A dining room offered attractive refreshments to guests, creating a welcoming and hospitable atmosphere as part of the event.
Bazaar Friday At Wesley Memorial
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church announces its annual bazaar in Wesley hall on Friday November 7 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The sale features attractive items for girls and a chicken salad plate with homemade desserts. Tickets are sold in advance or at the door.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Local Officials Attend Girl Scout Meetings In Durham
Mrs. Blake Thompson local Girl Scout commissioner and Mrs. J B Dobson field director returned from Durham where they attended the third annual conference of the North Carolina Recreation society The event opened Monday at the Washington Duke hotel with civic recreation leader meetings Lucy Stroup Atlanta adviser conducted discussions on scout aims for six southern states The camping session announced a state wide training program for camp counsellors to improve recreation work
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Blake Thompson
J. B. Dobson
Durham
North Carolina Recreation Society
Washington Duke Hotel
Thompson
Dobson
Lucy Stroup
Atlanta
Birth announcements from High Point Memorial hospital
Mrs. Frank Stell and family announce the birth of a daughter Anna Laurance on November 3 and call her Candy. Arthur Cassell and Mrs Cassell announce a daughter on November 4. Keith Wayne McClellan born October 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. McCle llan formerly of High Point. Alfred Payne and Thomasville announce Gary Alfred born November 3. J Odell Bowman and Edna Bowman announce Terry Odell born November 2.
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Anna Laurence Stell
Frank Stell
Woodland Drive
Anna Laurance
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Stell
Candy
Cassells
Arthur Cassell
Boulevard Unit
Cassell
Anna Lou
Keith Wayne McClellan
Henry F. McClellan
Burbank
Calif
Keith Wayne
McClellan
High Point
Paynes
Alfred Payne
Thomasville
Route 1
Gary Alfred
Bowmans
J. Odell Bowman
Terry Odell
Bowman
Edna Bowers
Betty Jo Ring Wins Coveted DAR Award
Betty Jo Ring of High Point High School has been chosen winner of the DAR good citizenship award by students and faculty. She will receive a certificate, a pin, and will be presented at the state DAR convention in High Point next March with a chance to earn a Washington trip at Continental Congress.
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Betty Jo Ring
Eck Ring
High Point High School
Miss Ring
DAR
High Point
Washington
DAR Continental Congress
Pointer
Pemican
Junior Pointer
Girl Reserve
Girl Scout
First Baptist Church
Interdenominational Youth Council
YWCA
Red Cross
Y Canteen
Exchange Club hears traffic views and education notes
High Point Exchange Club at the Sheraton Hotel heard Captain J R Teague of the police traffic department discuss rising car numbers and congestion plans. He urged a West Washington street through street to ease uptown traffic, noting 112 injuries and one fatality this year. Nile Hunt spoke on education reform and growing enrollment. Reports covered radio council and Canton charter night. Brownie Wagner and Worth Hedrick won attendance prizes. Farm population drop cited from 1940 to 1944 due to wartime shifts in Texas.
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High Point Exchange Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jack Dunn
J. R. Teague
Police Department
High Point
Washington Street
Broad Street
Nile Hunt
Page Marshall
C. L. Russell
Exchange Club
Canton
N. C
Brownie Wagner
Worth Hedrick
Pennyburn Estate to Host Open House for Catholic Convalescent Home
Wives of High Point doctors, over 40 in number, sponsor an open house and shower at the Pennyburn estate on the Greensboro road to aid the Catholic convalescent home planned off West Lexington Avenue. Nuns from England arrive next Tuesday to start operations. Sister Patrice leads the first contingent. The event Sunday 3 to 5 p.m. aims to furnish the home with linens, kitchen equipment, beds, tables, and chairs rather than cash. The American Business club voted to purchase furniture, and other civic groups may follow.
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High Point
Pennyburn
Greensbororoa
West Lexington Avenue
England
Patrice
Mother Xavier
American Business Club
Cooperettes Hear Musical Program At Mrs Hopkins Home
The Cooperettes met at Mrs Julian S Hopkins 324 Woodrow Ave last evening for a musical program by Ward Ostrander minister of music Green Street Baptist church and Bobby Hopkins with Mendelssohn works and a Tchaikovsky concert theme. Mrs R Anderson presided, reports were given, sunshine baskets planned for Thanksgiving, and a social hour followed with a prize winning May Brown contest.
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Cooperettes
Julian S. Hopkins
Cooperettes Club
Woodrow Avenue
Ward Ostrander
Green Street Baptist Church
Bobby Hopkins
Mr. Ostrander
Mana Zucca
Sullivan
Mendelssohn
Tschailkowsky
R. Anderson
Hopkins
Radio Council
Radio Music Mirror
WHPE
Glenn Brown
Mesdames R. B. Culler
F. H. Barrett
A. H. Holton
N. L. Garner
H. M. Taylor
W. E. Hughes
Reitzel Pitts
R. A. Wilson
E. R. Anderson
J. M. Lancaster
R. L. Freeman
L. H. Zimmerman
Girl Scout Council To Meet Tomorrow
The High Point Girl Scout council will convene in regular session tomorrow at 10 oclock at the Girl Scout office. The nominating committee will report officers for next year and submit names of new council members.
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High Point Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Nu Phi Mu Vows Meeting at Adams Memorial YWCA
The Nu Phi Mu sorority will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at 7 at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Miss Ann Marlette, president, requests full attendance. The note adds that the earliest library of Oxford University existed in 1937.
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Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Adams Memorial Ywca
Ann Marlette
Oxford University
California Trees Endure Hundred Forest Fires, Says Report
A report states many of Calli fornia's big trees withstood as many as 100 forest fires. It notes that about 90 percent of the cotton seed oil used in the United States goes into food products. It recalls that the first blast furnaces were run on charcoal.
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Callifornia
United States
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Aauw Group
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial
Ohio
South Main S&t
Albert
Christma
Pacific
Globe
Asheboro
E. Commerce St
Chinaware
Crystal
Main Street
Center Theatre
Baby
Ruth Hall
San Francisco
International
Texas
Girl Scout Council
Nu Phi Mu
Koonce Funeral Home, Inc
S. Main ST
Roney
LIFE
Dealer
Unbreakable Records
Dick Tracy
Superman
Mickey Mouse
Bugs Bunny
North Main Street
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