High Point Garden Club Holds November Meeting
Members of the High Point Garden club met at Mrs. CG Beavan s home on North Main Street yesterday at 10 oclock with vice president C B E Sheloff presiding in the absence of F R Taylor. No program, focus on business. next meeting December 4 at the Emerywood Country Club to honor Mrs. Wesley Taylor and Mrs. H A Millis. list of club members present.
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High Point Iden
CG. Beavans
North Main T
C. B E. Sheloff
F. R. Taylor
Emerywood Mtry Club
Hunt Club Drag Hunt Invitations Noted for Novem 10
Attractive invitations were issued for a Hunt event. Mary Simmons Mrs A Rankin Jr and Miss Kath Hayworth will entertain members in the Grill Room of the old Inn for the drag hunt on November 10.
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Mary Simmons
A. Rankin, Jr
Kath Hayworth
Mid Week Garden and Various Club Meetings Agenda
Wednesday activity slate lists the Mid-Week Garden Club at Mrs. C. T. Ingram in Ardyn Hills with program by Mrs. Forrest Murray and Mrs. Horace Haworth, and the Mid-Week Study Club at 302 Hillcrest Drive hosted by Mrs. John D. Biggs. The Woman's Club meets at the YWCA Hut with Dr. J. H. Stallings as speaker. Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi gathers at the Sheraton for its regular meeting. Tea and Topics hosts Mrs. J. E. Marsh on South Main. Friday Canterbury Club visits Mrs. J. W. Lindsay on Otteray Drive. Philetmethean Club meets at Mrs. H. A. Millis on Main Street. The Club of Toutes attends Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Parker on Hillcrest Drive.
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C. T. Ingram
Ardyn Hills
Forrest Murray
Horace Haworth
John D. Biggs
Hillcrest Drive
Woman's Club
Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindsay
Otteray Drive
Philomathean Club
H. A. Millis
Club of
Mrs H A White Speaks At Business and Pro Girls Club
Mrs H A White delivered an engaging talk on international peace at the YWCA Hut supper meeting of the Business and Professional Girls club. She quoted a Korean saying that peace hinges on women’s friendship and urged members to engage with people from other countries in their community. The session followed by a business segment and a social hour.
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H. A. White
Early Tulips Add Brilliant Color For Spring Gardens
Early tulips provide a full color range from scarlet to lavender and include edged varieties. Kaiserkroon and Cardinal Brilliant stand out for bold red and yellow bands, suitable for bedding and borders. Double earlies offer lasting mass color, while late doubles are rarely sold. Sir Daniel Hall dismisses them with a sharp verdict.
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Kaiserkroom
Daniel Hall
Unusual Doll History Talk at WOT Club Meeting
Mrs. A S Caldwell presented The Evolution of Dolls at the W O T club gathering hosted by Mrs. Hiram Armentrout on Edgedale Drive. Mrs Joseph Rennie showcased South American doll displays and an ensuing discussion referenced World’s Fair exhibits.
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A.S. Caldwell
W. O. T. Club
Hiram Armentrout
Edgedale Drive
Caldwell
Joseph Rennie
Club Plans Lecture Course Winter Program
Miss Julia Liles presided as Mrs White spoke before a discussion on sponsoring a lecture course this winter. A committee led by Miss Lucille Brown, with Miss Addie Moore and Miss Blanche Barbour, was formed to arrange and report at the next meeting. Members present included Lucille Brown, Rose Goldsmith, Ditsy Cash, Carmala Lewis, Annabell Thompson, Thelma Patrick, Mary Kearns, Hattie Cook, Leona Griggs, Wilma Byerly and Mrs Marie Caddell. guests were Miss Meredith Beane, Mrs H A White and Miss Nelle Ansley, Y W C A executive secretary.
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White
Julia Liles
Lucille Brown
Addie Moore
Blanche Barbour
Misses Lucille Brown
Rose Goldsmith
Ditsy Cash
Carmala Lewis
Annabelle Thompson
Thelma Patrick
Mary Kearns
Hattie Cook
Leona Griggs
Wilma Byerly
Marie Caddell
Meredith Beane
H. A. White
Nelle Ansley
The
P T A Conference Urges High Point Attendance
Mrs. Robert T. Cottam asks many local Parent-Teacher association representatives to attend the Motion Picture Conference at First Presbyterian church on Monday November 12. National Motion Picture chairman Mrs. Robbins Gilman will speak and Mrs. Homer S. Andrews leads the program with registration at 9:30 and a 10 a.m. start. Lunch will be served by Presbyterian ladies for a small charge.
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Robert T. Cottam
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
First Presbyterian Church
Robbins Gilman
St. Louis
Homer 8. Andrews
Burlington
Church Social and Meetings Roundup
Several church groups schedule meetings and events across the area. Lottie Holden Bible Study plans 3 PM Thursday at Mrs. Albertson’s Oakwood Court home. B'Nat Israel Ladies meet this evening at Mrs. Harris Morrie Street home. Mary Jones Class gathers Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. Houser’s 1703 East Commerce Street. Springfield Friends hold a public barbecue in the church basement Thursday at 6 PM. First Baptist Home Department meets tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs. Bain Centennial Avenue. YW A Senior circle venue is Mill's Home Thomasville for Friday evening program with a transportation departure from High Point at 7 PM.
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Lottie Holden
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
B'Nat Israel
B’nat Israel Synagogue
Jakie Harris
Morrie Street
Mary Jones
W. 8. Houser
East Commerce Street
Springfield Friends
Springfield Friends Church
Baptist Home Dept
The
First Baptist Church
L. 8. Bain
Centennial Avenue
Mill
First Baptist
Thomasville
Marjorie Spence
Alda Grayson
High Point
Mrs Morris Hosts Audrey Ruth Birthday Party
Mrs. Ruth Morris held a birthday party for her daughter Audrey Ruth on Kearns Street. Eight year old Audrey Ruth enjoyed games and received gifts as ice cream and cake were served.
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Morris
Ruth Morris
Kearns Street
Audrey Ruth
Mrs Hill and Mrs Ensley Head to Washington for Show In D C
Mrs Lawrence Hill accompanied by Mrs Vola Ensley left today for Washington D C where Mrs Hill will join her husband who takes part in the show at the Madrillon Nite club James Whitely of Richmond Va spent the past weekend with his parents here Friends of Mr and Mrs J McKinley Hill of Welborn street will regret to learn that their
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Kidd
J. B. Kidd
White Oak Street
Guilford General Hospital
Lawrence Hill
Vola Ensley
Washington, D. C
Hill
Madrillon Nite Club
James Whitely
Richmond, Va
J. McKinley Hill
Welborn Street
Joint Civic Club Meet Sets Stage for Forward High Point Campaign
High Point civic groups and the chamber of commerce convene a joint dinner at the Sheraton hotel at 6:30 pm to discuss the Forward High Point plan. Attendees will receive forms to suggest next year’s chamber activities as a new board of directors is elected.
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Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Chamber
F. Logan Porter
W. C. Idol
Fred N. Tate
J. T. Ryan
Joseph D. Cox
C. C. Garrett
W. B. McEwen
Carter Dalton
J. T. Burrus
H. A. Millis
D. T. Yow
J. W. Clinard
W. T. Powell
D. R. Parker
T. Wingate Andrews
D. A. Stanton
C. M. Waynick
W. B. Hall
J. C. Sheloff
H. F. Hunsucker
J. E. Marsh
Dr. H. L. Brockmann
A. E. Ttate
D. S. Hayworth
C. W. Perry
G. E B. Hutchens
G. H. Kearns
C. L. Amos
I. P. Ingle
W. L. Jackson
Live Yers Begin Series Supper Meetings At YWCA
The Live Y'ers start a series of supper meetings at 6 30 pm at the Y W C A cottage with a small fee for supper. After games and songs, the regular meeting runs to 7 30 pm. Edgar Hartley will speak on How to Live With Others and Marionette and knitting classes continue led by Miss Mary Simmons and Mrs Argie Wood.
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Edgar Hartley
Royal Dutch Airlines to Route Netherlands to Curacao
Royal Dutch Airlines plans a new service from the Netherlands to the island of Curacao in Dutch Guiana. The proposed route would link Amsterdam to Curacao, expanding regional air travel and commerce.
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Royal Dutch Air Lines
Netherlands
Curacao
Dutch Guiana
Guilford rural school bonds to be sold November 20
Guilford county will offer a 232000 general obligation bond issue in Raleigh on November 20 at 10 a.m. to back a 323000 PWA grant for rural school building and improvements. Bonds dated August 1 1934 mature 1937 through 1964 at 4 percent interest. Government seeks private bid if no public bids.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
PWA
Local Government Commission
Raleigh
B. L. Fentress
EB. H. Fotey, Sr
Washington, D. C
Fentress
Public Works Administration
Proximity Manufacturing Company
Mrs Frances E Yow Dies At 77 In Asheboro
Mrs Frances Ellen Yow 77 died at her home near Sophia Toestay morning at 6 o clock She was wife of Geo Yow and is survived by the sentence ends incomplete in source. appears to list a surviving family members.
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Ashebord
Frances Ellen Yow
Sophia Toestay
Geo. Yow
Yow
Funeral for Yow family members held in Marlboro Friends Church
The husband and six children, G M Yow, L J Yow, J M Yow, Mrs Ida Small, and Mrs Lula Frazier from Sophia, mourn family burial at Marlboro Friends church with services Thursday at 2 pm and interment in the church cemetery. A separate report notes the Maine apple crop down 72 percent from 1938 to an estimated 530000 bushels.
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G. M
L. J
J. M. Yow
Ida Small
Lula Frazier
Sophia
Marlboro Friends Church
Maine
New Union Threatens Strike to Oust Gor Man’s Rule
In an effort to overthrow Gor man’s ruling, the new union threatened another strike.
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Gorman
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