Alpha Rho Hears Power of Speech at Beta Sigma Phi Meet
Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with opening ritual and roll call. Mrs James Horney spoke on The Power of Speech noting voice modulation adds charm and citing an instance where poor diction cost Miss America her vote. A planned benefit party was canceled and a Spring Dance set for November 9 at Emerywood.
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Alpha Rho
James Horney
Beta Sigma Phi
Wiliam Horney
Aoe
Emerywood Courers
Pres Horney
Exchangettes Benefit Party Tomorrow Night
The Exchangette Club will present a bridge and canasta event at the Adams Memorial CA building tomorrow at eight. Prizes at each table and light refreshments after play. Proceeds go to the club treasury for Thanksgiving needs to aid an underprivileged family. Mrs. C. L. Russell is chairwoman and Mrs. Jack heads the Exchangettes.
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Exchangette Club
Adams Memorial CA
C. L. Russell
Jack
Exchangettes
Mu Chapter Conducts Model Meeting For Rushees
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a model meeting at Miss Frances Nabers home to orient new rushees including Mrs William Beaver and Miss Nancy Staley. The group voted to send a CARE FOR KOREA package and heard Helen Thomas discuss Beauty and the Art of Dress with notes on style versus fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Frances Nabers
Hillcrest Manor
Frances Barrier
William Beaver
Harry Rothrock
Marion Rowland
J. C. Craig
Nancy Staley
Helen Thomas
Miss Clark to Be Honored on Friday Party Planned at Parkway Home
Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark betrothed to Fred N. Joyce, announced by Mr. and Mrs. C Clark, will be honored Friday. Miss Bess and Miss Alice Sheloff join Mrs. Homer Haworth at the Seofert home on Parkway for a 7:30 bridge and canasta social.
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Mary Elizabeth Clark
Fred N. Joyce
Oak Hill School joins Junior Red Cross Roll Call
Twelve rooms at Oak Hill School report one hundred percent Junior Red Cross membership. The school has raised $20.21 for the Roll Call, while Leonard Street School contributed $13.01. The drive began and will continue through November 15, per Miss Sara Coe Hunsucker, Roll Call chairman in High Point.
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Oak Hil
Red Cross
Sara Coe Hunsucker
High Point
Leonard Street
Hunsucker
Miss Peace Hosts Miss Harris Bridal Tea
Miss Gene Peace will entertain at her Archdale home Saturday at 2 o clock in honor of Betty Jo Harris bride elect who will wed Robert Yarborough at Main Street Methodist Church November 22. Miss Harris will be Miss Peace's only attendant.
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Gene Peace
Archdale
Betty Jo Harris
Robert Yarborough
Main Street Methodist Church
Miss Peace
Harris J
Philomathean Club Meeting Planned This Friday
The Philomathean Book Club will meet Friday at 3 o clock with Mel Frank in charge of the program Mrs Hudson will direct the event. The note mentions a dish of diced cooked potatoes in a cream sauce with parsley garnish as a likely item.
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The
Philomathean Book Club
Mel Frank
Community church and synagogue groups plan midweek meetings
The Pi Nai Israel Ladies Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 8 30 at Woodrow Avenue home of Mrs Edton with hostesses Mrs Ballow Chernoff and Mrs Ginsberg. Green Street Baptist Light Sharers Class gathers tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Curlee s Oak View Road home.
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Snac Israel Auniliary
Pi Nai Israel Synagogue
Ed ‘Ton
Woodrow Avenue
Daniel Ballow
Chernoff
Ben Ginsberg
WES Light
Curlee
Green Street
Lydia Bible
Green Street Baptist Church
Louie Elkest
Johnson Ve
East Green Street Baptist Church
J. C. Saunders
Greenwood Avenue
Birth Announcements From High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Darrell Gordon announce the birth of Pamela Joyce Gordon on November 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Suzanne Carlton born to Hulin F Cartier and wife on November 4 at the same hospital. Lin Robbins and wife announce son Laes born November 4 at Memorial Hospital. Campbell twins Dewanna Louise and Donald Lemar born November 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital. George Bongiee Hussey Jr born November 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Steven Lindy Lohr born November 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital. William Ray Harper Jr born November 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Jimmie Saunders born November 4 at Memorial Hospital. Allan Keith Ebaster born November 7 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Pamela Joyce Gordon
Darrell Gordon
Granby Street
Pamela Joyce
High Point Memorial Hospital
Suzanne Carlton
Hulin F.cartier
Thomasville
Suzanne
George D. Hussey
G. D. Hussey
Welch Drive
George Bongiee, Jr
WM. Ray. Harper
W. Ree
South Wrenn
William Ray, Jr
Allan Keith Ebaster
Norman/Foster
Wendell Street
Allan Keith
Y W C A News And Club Schedule And Kitchen Tip
The notice lists weekly YWCA activities from Tuesday to Friday including luncheons business meetings swimming at the Y and various teen and club meetings. It also includes a cooking tip to turn leftover macaroni into a baked macaroni and cheese dish with optional buttered crumb topping.
Robins Club Honors Miss Mildred Shives at Supper Meeting
The Robins Club hosted a supper and business meeting at the Go Aatime YWCA where bride elect Miss Mildred Shives received a white carnation and gifts. Miss Shives, soon to wed Grady Deal, was feted along with autumn flower decorations supervised by Miss Evelyn Wood. A game segment included a story themed contest. Miss Martha Haworth won a prize with Miss Betty Sink as runner-up.
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Ae Club
Martha
Haworth
Betty Sink
Local Notes on Hospital, Births and Visits
Mrs. James Huff of Route Four is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital after an operation today. Mr. and Mrs. Marry Wigmore Jr announce the birth of a son on November 3 at Norfolk General Hospital in Norfolk Virginia. Mrs. Wigmore is the former Miss Pe Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis of 601 Chandler Street. Rev and Mrs Thomas Falshaw of Valhalla New York visit their daughter Mrs. D L Bouldin Jr and Mr Bouldin at 1008 Emery Road. Mrs Arnold Cutler, hospitalized at High Point Memorial Hospital for three weeks, returned home to 1502 Carolina Avenue yesterday.
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Larry Edward Robbins
Earl B. Robbins
Council Street
la Es
Memorial Hospital
Eula Andrews
Sparta
James Huff
Route Four
High Point Memorial Hospital
Marry Co
Bus) Wigmore, Jr
Norfolk General Hospital
Norfolk, Va
Wigmore
Pe Davis
J. T. Davis
Chandler Street
Thomas Falshaw
Valhalla
New York
D. L. Boudin, Jr
Mr. Bouldin
Emery Road
Arnold Cutler
Carolina Avenue
VFW Auxiliary Meets Tonight
The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 619 will gather at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Home on West Broad Street for its meeting.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 619
VFW
West Broad Street
Community Club Meetings and Garden Club Schedule
Wednesday schedules list Tiana Union meeting with Mrs Mae at 513 Chestnut Street and various garden clubs hosting events at homes across High Point. Notable entries include Catesty Bird Club at 539 Parkway, Meredith College Alumnae gathering with Mrs James Ba, and district nurses dinner at Rainbow Supper Club.
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Tiana Union
Mae
Chestnut Street
Jon C. L. Steidley
Altrusa Board
Charlotte C. Club
A. Beke
Catesty Bird Club
Mary Alice
Bess Sheloff
Parkway
George Hobart
High Point Dolge
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Meredith College Alumnae Association
High Point
James Ba
Country Club
Straughns
North Carolina State Nurses Association
Rainbow Supper Club
The Value of Keeping Friends and Staying In Touch
Ruth Millett argues that admitting we neglect friends reveals a costly lack. Real friends support wellbeing and happiness, so effort to stay connected matters. We choose friends for shared thinking, growth, and warmth, and should act tomorrow to avoid losing them to laziness or busyness.
Saint Mary's Bazaar Set for Friday November Ninth
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church invites the public to a yearly bazaar on Friday November 9 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. A turkey dinner is available to advance ticket holders with serving hours from five to seven.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
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N. C
Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
Grace Flower Shop
N. Wrenn & Howell
Sts
Monark
At & Savings
Monark S
Junior
Dlivner
Quality Bakery
N. Main ST
Tel
Miss Clark
Miss
Miss Harris
Philomathean Club
Chea
Clover Brant Mirles
Peagre HS AP
WSOCS
Greensboro
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Meinerda
J. W. Lindsay
Betty
Ben Aitets
Greensboro College
Austria
Mothers Prayer Band
Mrs. Carson
Mothers’ Prayer Band
J. G. Carson
King Street
J. Q Cheves
Cidi
Calvary Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
Tom Chevis
Denny Street
Roy Warner
Steven Lindy Lohr
Lindy J. Lohr
Steven Lindy
Met
Ethel Hall
Jimmie
Dan Saunders
J. W
Joste Street
Jimmie Je Jo
Y. M.C.A
Adams Club
Boao
Saansen
Robins Club
Mildred Shives
Garden Study Club
Sidney H. Tomlinson, Jr
Wiltshire Boulevard
A. R. Harrison
Tomlinson
R. T. Ames
Forest Hill Drive
Magic Key Garden Club
A. B. Croom
Greenway Drive
West Emerywood
C. T. Jr
Fairway Drive
Uttopian Study Club
Herman Smith
Edgedale Drive
Gay Blade Garden
P. H. Dalton, Jr
Hillcrest Drive
M. J. Crowder, Jr
F Williams
H. W. McCain
Johson Street
Nature Study Club
Ray- Hayworth Mond
Elmer James Wi
Friendly Garden Cue
B. P. Clanton
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hut
J. S. Farr
S. M. Newsome
A. R. Samuels
Furr
W. H. Wendler
Pew
Marie H. Martin
Mildred Hutchins
Wendler
Gayle
F. M. Metcalfe
Frank Hunsucker
H. T. Hudson
Canterbury Club
Charles F. Carroll
Misses Bose
Mary Alice Sheloff
Sheloff
Sunset Garden
T. S
R. B. Parsons
Viewee
Muriel Lawrence
Ruth Millett
James J. Metcalfe
Phil Walker
Ain Tel Ey
Belks
Lubber
Duke Power Company
Crolenas
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