Greensboro Fetes Miss Jones Before Inaugural Nuptials
Miss Mary Scott Jones of Greensboro and fiance G William Pleasants Jr of High Point hosted an informal party in Greensboro with Ada King as hostess. Guests included family from High Point and several other cities. A wedding at Grate Methodist Protestant church in Greensboro is planned for Saturday at five with a wide guest list and formal reception to follow at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scott Jones
Greensboro
G. William Pleasants, Jr
High Point
Ada King
East Smith Street
Miss Jones
Jane York
Maude Thompson
King
Sara Clark Pleasants
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Frank Shaw
Caroline Starr
City
Alma Elizabeth Sharpe
Sharpe
Ralph Cook
Grate Methodist Protestant Church
Sarah Clark
Anne Elizabeth Pleasants
J. Edward Pleasants
Mr. Pleasants
Carl Jones
Dan Farris
Kenneth Counts
Charlotte
Herbert L. Wright
Clover
5. C
William von Drehle
Wadesboro
David Witherspoon
Mother-Singers Feature Program At Allen Jay
Greensboro group Mother Singers directed by Miss Grace Van Dyke presented a song program at the Allen Jay school P T A meeting. Rev W E Jones led devotionals. F D Burchfield spoke on progress of the gymnasium. Membership reached 205, December meeting to be sponsored by the primary department. Lyons' third grade won attendance.
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Greensboro
Grace van Dyke
More
Woman's College
Parent-Teacher Association
Allen Jay School
W. E. Jones
F. D. Burchfield
C. S. Keller
P.T. A
L. A. Dickens
Lyons
Girl Scout Council Meeting Moved to Wesley Memorial Church
The Girl Scout Council will meet Thursday at 11 o clock in the Sunday school room of Wesley Memorial church. It was to be held with Mrs I T Mann but was changed to the church location this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Wesley Memorial Church
I. T. Mann
Legion Post And Auxiliary To Hold Membership Supper
Mr and Mrs D D Arden host a membership supper for American Legion post and Auxiliary at Blair Park clubhouse Thursday at 7 pm. Admission by membership card or 1939 dues. wives mothers sisters and daughters eligible to join auxiliary. Call 9482 to attend. Oscar Smith will show Legion parades from New York 1937 and Los Angeles 1938 with group singing as featured entertainment.
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D. D. Arden
American Legion Post
the Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park
Arden
Auxiliary
Oscar Smith
Legion
New York
Los Angeles
Miss Mendenhall Ends Lecture Series at Local YWCA
Frances Mendenhall of the senior high school home economics department delivered the final talk in a series on Personality and Social Development before the Florence Nightingale club at the local YWCA hut. The discussion focused on understanding oneself and Life Values, drawing about twenty five club members. The course supported adult education in vocational home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mendenhall
Florence Nightingale Club
Mrs. H. A. White to Speak at Greensboro Club
Mrs Henry A White of High Point college faculty will travel to Greensboro to address the Greensboro Woman's Club at the club house on North Edgeworth Street. She chairs the International Relations committee in the State Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. White
Woman's Club
Greensboro
Henry A. White
High Point College
Greensboro Woman's Club
North Edgeworth Street
White
Social Calendar week events at High Point clubs
Tuesday has Altrusa dinner and meeting at Sheraton. Wednesday offers Luncheon by Wednesday Book club with Mrs. R. 8S. Lafferty on Louise Ave and talks by Mrs. W. W. Gluyas on War and Womankind. Garden club hosts Mrs. Tate on Parkway. nurses meet at YWCA hut. Various society meetings fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Book Club
R. 8S. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
W. W. Gluyas
Twentieth Century Study Club
C. H. Risch
Hillcrest Drive
J. H. Tate
Parkway
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
American Homes Department
Marvin L. Slate
Lindsay Street
E. R. Gary
Ben L. Herman
High Point College
Girl Scout Council
Wesley Memorial Church
Tri-City
Pi Beta Phi
Finnerywood Country Club
Nell Spruce
Washington, D. C
J. W. Rose
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Priscilla Club
C. A. Ring
Ecker
North Main Street
Church Social at Archdale Hones Study Class
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at the home of Mrs. H. T. Hancock in Archdale. Mrs. Nora L. Andrews will lead, selecting her own subject. The Woman's Guild of St Marys Episcopal will host a turkey dinner Wednesday evening at the parish house from 6 to 8 PM. The Ladies Missionary Society of Bales Memorial church met Monday at 7:30 PM with Miss Swannie Ingram, with a large attendance and refreshments served.
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Stephens
H. T. Hancock
Archdale
Nora L. Andrews
ST. Mary's
Woman's Guild of
Bales Memorial Group
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Bales Memorial Church
Swannie Ingram
Woman's College Y. W. C. A. Opens New Headquarters
Greensboro reports the Woman's College Y W C A opens new Religious Activities Center offices with a week of events. Notable programs include an open meeting with Dr A W Gottschall, talks by Chinese delegates Pau Yu Yin and Pearl Tehwei Liu, a Sunrise Armistice Day service, and a cabinet party with UNC Chapel Hill guests. Peggy Jane Johnson born at Guilford General hospital on November 2. Dennis Dar sot Teeter born at home on November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Y. W. C. A. of Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Religious Activities Center
South Spencer Haf
A. W. Gottschall
National Council of Jews and Christians
Inter-Faith Council
Pau-Yu Yin
Pearl Te
Chapel Hill
Carbon shows vast value gap between diamonds and charcoal
Charcoal and diamonds share carbon as their element yet fetch vastly different prices. Diamonds of low grade can exceed $2,000 per ounce, while charcoal trades around $156 per ton.
Tamburitza Players Open Entertainment Festival Tomorrow
The Elias Tamburitza Serenaders with John Nika tenor will perform at 8 30 pm at the Junior High School auditorium as the Altrusa club starts a festival raising funds for a High Point college scholarship and other projects. The act features Jugoslavic pieces and vocal groups in traditional costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Tamburitza
John Nika
Altrusa Club
High Point College
Jugoslavia
Elias
Charles
Martha
Anna
America
Mary Filipovitch
John Ilika
Jugo- Slavia
Local Alumnae Chapter Plans November Meeting
Members of the local High Point college alumnae chapter met last evening at the Postal Employes cabin off highway 10A. They discussed Homecoming Day plans for basketball season and will appoint a committee led by president John Foster to arrange a definite meeting place near the campus. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
John Foster
Group Leadership Course Opens At Sheraton Thursday
Mrs. D. E. Cauble announces a Group Leadership course starting Thursday November 10 from 7:00 to 9:00 at the Sheraton hotel. Miss Margaret Watson will lead the first session on Girl Behavior for Girl Scout affiliates and interested YWCA and troop organizers. The course, led by Miss Dana Nicholas, will have interval instructor sessions and future dates announced by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Cauble
High Point Girl Scout Council
Sheraton Hotel
Margaret Watson
Dana Nicholas
Women of Moose Meet This Evening at Mrs Evans Home
The homemaking and executive committees of High Point chapter No 961 Women of the Moose will meet at Mrs. Willard Evans home on Cook Street. The executive group will plan a program for the two day meeting with the Legion of the Moose in Winston-Salem at the Robert E Lee Hotel on November 19 and 20. At the November 2 regular meeting two new members, Mrs. Myrtle Lackey and Mrs. Eva Hancock, were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Women of the Moose
Willard Evans
Cook Street
Legion of the Moose
Winston-Salem
Robert FE. Lee
Myrtle Lackey
Eva Hancock
Altrusa Club Plans Evening Meeting and Festival
The Altrusa Club will hold a 6:30 p.m. dinner and business meeting in the Sheraton hotel private dining room. Plans for tomorrow night's Entertainment Festival concert at the Junior high school will be discussed. Ticket sales will be reviewed by Virginia Ryan, the ticket chairman, who requests member reports.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Virginia Ryan
Mrs Lineberry Bridge Hostess In Randleman
Mrs Lineberry hosted the Thursday night bridge club at her Asheboro road home. Chrysanthemums and fall blooms highlighted the living room for three tables of play. Prizes went to Mrs Cletus Brookshire and Mrs N H Carpenter. guests included Mrs Jack Newlin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Lineberry
Asheboro Road
Cletus Brookshire
N. H. Carpenter
Jack Newlin
Mesdames Co
D. Kistler
Ruth Allred
A. B. Freeman
E. E. Bunting
L. T. Hammond
Frank Talley
Lewis Luther
Leonard Ward
Swing Club Elects New Officers At Regular Meet
Officers for the ensuing term were elected at a Swing club meeting last evening with Miss Lois Yakeley. New officers include Mildred Hutchens president Beatrice Harris vice president Lillian Weisner secretary treasurer Bea Overcasn reporter Lois Yokeley program chairman. Programs for the next three months were planned to emphasize original material. The next meeting on Howell Street with Miss Catherine Carmichael will feature an installation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swing Club
Lois Yakeley
Mildred Hutchens
Beatrice Harris
Lillian Weisner
Bea Overcasn
Lois Yokeley
Catherine Carmichael
Howell Street
Elm Street Plans Education Week Activities
Elm Street school's National American Education Week program runs with a 7:30 PM PTA meeting led by Miss Margaret Chatfield, classroom observations, and luncheons. Joint room teas occur Wed and Thu 3 to 5 PM, featuring multiple teachers and classes. The week includes student performances and a Friday peace pageant by Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly's sixth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Margaret Chatfield
Parent-Teacher Association
Edgar Hartley
Parent
Allene M. Schroder
Helen Butler
McCrary
Hamlin
Chatfield
Elizabeth Kelly
Informal Tea Honors Pastor Cecil Haworth at Home
Rev and Mrs Cecil Haworth hosted Central Friends church members for an informal tea at their Edgedale Drive home marking a year since his becoming pastor. Fall flowers adorned rooms while Mrs Alice Paige White and Miss Anna Mendenhall led the table with help from several helpers. About 100 guests attended during the three to five o'clock event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends’ Church
Edgedale Drive
Haworth
Alice Paige White
Anna Mendenhall
Ruth Brower
Loise Brower
Sara Sloan Ray
Dorothy Chamberlain
D. L. Baker
Woman’s Auxiliary
Friendsville Weekend Visit By Tennessee Quakers
Mrs C L Burton Mrs F R Fraley Mrs W E Hussey and son Ed visited Rev J Norman Osborn in Friendsville Tennessee over the weekend. The trip included a Smoky Mountains route and Knoxville return. They met Quaker missionaries Edward Ransom and Fred McMillan during the mountains. Also guests from Lancaster Pennsylvania included Mrs S F Grubb Edith and Wilson Grubb Miss Mary Eckterling and Vincent Butz visiting D W Barbee of 923 Asheboro Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Burton
F. R. Fraley
W. E. Hussey
Friendsville
Tenn
J. Norman Osborn
Osborn
Oak Hill Friends Church
Smoky Mountains
Knoxville
Edward Ransom
Fred MceMillan
D. Wu. Barbee
Asheboro Street
S. F. Grubb
Edith and Wilson Grubb
Mary Eckterling
Vincent Butz
Lancaster, Pa
Miss Unity Nash Speaks to 10 000k Club at Jamestown
Miss Unity Nash of High Point spoke to the Modern Book Club in Jamestown on November 2. She discussed places visited this summer in the New England States and Canada. Hostesses Miss Irma Rosmond and Miss Alice Scott served Armistice themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Irma Rosmond
Alice Scott
Modern Book Club
Unity Nash
High Point
Missionary Society Elects New Officers at Johnson Home
Mrs George J Johnson hosts a Woman's Missionary Society meeting with opening devotion by Mrs Jack Armstrong. Reports from committees precede the nominating slate naming officers led by President Mrs H N Willard and a full slate including secretaries, treasurer, and supts for social work children mission study supplies and spiritual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Johnson
Woman's Missionary Society
Jack Armstrong
H. N. Willard
C. V. Bundy
J. H. Smith
Irma Bundy
J. E. Foscue
W. G. Ragedale
Louise Luquer
W. R. Swain
R. E. Bundy
Thomasville U C Chapter Holds November Meeting
Mrs I G Greer entertained members of the Brierfield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at the Mills Home with Miss Sallie McCracken presiding. Mrs James E Lambeth reported on the New Bern state UDC meeting and Edmond Ruffin life was discussed. Officers were elected unanimously: Myers, Lambeth, Methcock, Alexander, Watkins, Hoover, Greer, Hawthorne, Poe, with an ice course served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Ruffin
John R. Myers
Jas. E. Lambeth
H. T. Methcock
F. J. Alexander
R. E. Watkins
C. M. Hoover
I. G. Greer
J. W. Hawthorne
E. J. Poe
Community Club Appointments Listed in Report
Superintendent Christian relation and Mrs Bundy lead the baby special program. Mrs Hassell heads the young woman's group. Mrs Armstrong handles world outlook. Publicity supervisor is Mrs Frazier with EB Frazier in a staff role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Bundy
Russell Hassell
Young Woman's Group
Jack Armstrong
World Outlook
W. H. Guyer
EB. Frazier
Bridging National and Racial Barriers Program Report
A program on Bridging National and Racial Barriers was presented by Mrs. P. C. Futrell and Mrs. George Johnson. After the business meeting a social hour followed with a salad course served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. R. V. Willard. Several notices of local visits and weekend trips are listed across North Carolina including Hamlet Wadesboro Waxhaw Henry River Hickory Zebulon Mountain View Stanfield and family events and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Futrell
George Johnson
R. V. Willard
Mary Speer
Lucile Palt
Hamlet
Ida Mae Freeland
Wadesboro
J. §. Davis
Gertrude Moor
Birthday Party Honored at Main Street M E Hut
Julia Frances and James were hosted at a children's party on Randolph Street to celebrate their birthdays. Miss Lillian Yow led songs and stories while Mrs. S. Hix served refreshments. About fifty guests attended the gathering with girls receiving dolls and boys tiny diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Frances
James
M. E
Randolph Street
Lear
Lillian Yow
Furnis
S. Hix
Wiziard
Local residents report illnesses and visits
Mrs. W. F. Guyer remains ill at her West M Street home after being confined there for several weeks. Miss Katherine Blaylock visited relatives in Oxford over the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blaylock and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jumper of Greensboro were Vera Green Phillips guests on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William H. and Jen have returned from an extended visit in Pittsburgh with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson
J. W. Boone
Atlanta
Lee Ri
Fisher Ferry Street
Sallie J. Bond
City Memorial
Woman's
Main Street
C. H. Phillips
Charman
W. F. Guyer
West M Street
Katherine
Stray Stolen-Tag Car Found With Unproven Owner
A Glendale man identified as Gusto found in possession of a car police broadcast as stolen. The owner Olson claimed surprise as police located the vehicle attached to his car by a missing hitch on a down town street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Glendale
Olson
Yukon to A Nighthawk said to cover seven thousand miles
A fragment notes a distance of 7009 miles described as the route from Yukon to A aboard the Nighthawk. The scant text mentions travel length without clear dates or destinations.
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Yukon
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Legion Post and Auxiliary
Miss Mendenhall
Chichesters
Chichesters Pills
Nat Walker
Walgreen's
Monte
Peggy Jane Johnson
C. M. Johnson
Thissell Street
Peggy Jane
Guilford General Hospital
Dennis A. Teeter
Forrest Avenue
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Novemer
Moose
Altrusans
Lineberry
Randleman
Cecil Haworths
Miss Unity Nash
Speaks
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Betty Jennings
Durham
T. H. Tomlinson, Sr
T. H. Tomlinson
Mrs. Tomlinson
C. L. Welborn
Ruby Welborn
George Crawford
Mildred Harris
O Mae Welborn
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