Lynch Hosts W O T Club Tea in Winston-Salem Home
Mrs J S Lynch hosted the W O T Club at her Winston-Salem home with a current events program led by Mrs T J Gold and Mrs H Albion Millis. Tea followed featuring chrysanthemums and a lace tablecloth display. Attendees included Miss Mary Alexander and Mesdames Gold Millis Tomlinson Adams Jones Parker Armentrout Stewart Clark Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urs
J. S. Lynch
W. O. T. Club
Winston-Salem
Miss Mary Alexander
Mesdames T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
H. Albion Millis
C. F. Tomlinson
J. H. Adams
W. C. Jones
A. 8. Parker
Hiram Armentrout
R. K. Stewart
Gilbert Clark
W. C. Idol
Openhouse Feting Troop Leaders by Girl Scout Council
The High Point Girl Scout Council hosted an openhouse in the Sheraton ballroom for troop leaders and guests. Mrs Royster M Tucker welcomed attendees with remarks and a brief receiving line followed by slides from Camp Uwharrie and the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Girl Scout Council
Royster M. Tucker
Tucker
Mabel Burnett
Paulette Lindsay
Asspeee
Camp Uwharrie
Viial
New York
King George
Queen Elizabeth
England
YWCA Leader Highlights Global Reach At High Point Luncheon
Miss Jesamine Fenner of the National Staff spoke to YWCA members about the world scope of the organization. She noted 60 plus countries, hundreds of local structures, and over three million women served, urging careful growth that matches needs like housing and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
Jessamine Fenner
Personnel Bureau of the National Staff
Y. W. GA
Fenner
High Point
Leslie Johnson
J. H. Adams
Miss Fenner
National Association
United States
Miss Tomlinson Wins Club Prize At Emerywood Bridge
Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson won the prize in a drawing for a double deck of bridge cards at Emerywood country club's ladies bridge party held yesterday afternoon. Mrs A M Utley hosted with six tables of players including Mesdames White Utley Lehmann Brinson Resch Hauschild Flythe and others. The next event is an evening bridge party this Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank B Smith hosting. reservations and refreshments arranged by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Emerywood Country Club
A. M. Utley
Mesdames
R. L. White
C. E. Lehmann
R. L. Brinson
E. A. Resch
J. Q O. Hauschild
L. W. Fflythe
Phil Warner
John C. Abels
W. R. Campbell
E. T. Howard
R. A. Sheloff
A. L. Stevens
J. J. Groome
C. H. Risch
C. 8. Beaver
Hal A. Davis
F. E. Moses
R. D. Tilson
Carl N. Phillips
Dot Stewart
Patte Thomas
Frank B. Smith
Jay
High Point Garden Clubs Discuss Park Beautification Plans
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs met at the YWCA to review routine business and consider beautification of newly acquired city park grounds. A Spring Flower Show was proposed but arrangements were deferred until the state Garden Fortnight date is announced. President Mrs. C B Mattocks presided with four clubs represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
C. B. Mattocks
Girl Scout Council November Meeting Change Of Venue
Social calendar lists the Girl Scout Council meeting at Mrs P H Dalton's West Circle Drive on Thursday at 10 a m with note of venue change. Tea and Topics Club gathers at Mrs W F Clayton Hillcrest Drive at 3 30 p m. Friday hosts Priscilla Club at Mrs Hoke Bullard 1104 Forest Hill Drive. Saturday hunt from Adams Farm Sedgefield at 7 a m and YWCA Book Club at 2 30 p m with guest speaker Miss Madeline McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
P. H. Dalton
West Circle Drive
Tea and
W. F. Clayton
Hillcrest Drive
Priscilla Club
Sedgefield Hunt
Adams Farm
Sedgefield
Y. W. C. A. Book Club
Madeline McCain
Gastonia Tea Honors Bride Mrs Michael Jr and Guests
Mrs H D Sears returned from Gastonia where she attended a large tea hosted by Mesdames William Foil Michael Sr and Henry Michael to honor Mrs William Foil Michael Jr formerly Miss Margaret Sears of High Point. The event drew brides and guests from Gastonia and nearby towns with autumn floral decor and bridal motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Sears
Gastonia
William Foil Michael, Sr
Henry Michael
Wim. Foil Michael, Jr
Margaret Sears
High Point
Margaret Rudisill
Cherryville
George W. Ragan
J. H. Henderson
Sears
C. A. Rudisill
T. H. McKay
J. H. Matthews
C. S. Loftin
John Raymond McDaid
J. Lander Gray, Jr
Lamar
Lawrence Rankin
William A. Julian
Newton
Erno Balogh to Perform in High Point Concert
Erno Balogh distinguished composer pianist appears Thursday November 16 at the Junior High School in High Point under the High Point Cooperative Concert Association. The event opens the season for the cooperative group chaired by Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson with tickets mailed to members. Balogh, born in Budapest, came to the United States in 1924 and has since become a citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erno Balogh
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
C. F. Tomlinson
Cooperative Group
Budapest
Balogh
America
Fritz Kreisser
Carroll addresses Oak Hill PTA on Education for the American Way
Charles F. Carroll Jr the city school superintendent spoke to Oak Hill PTA on Education for the American Way of Life as part of American Education Week. Special music by sixth grader Evelyn Hutton with piano by Mrs Blair. audience sang. color film on Mexico shown. Social hour follows business meeting led by Mrs J W Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Oak Hill
Parent- Teacher Association
Mary Kearns
Esther Kee
Evelyn Hutton
Strauss
R. E. Blair
Anne Laurie Moss
Shanghai Importers Seek Similar Commodities in U S
Importers based in Shanghai who previously traded German lines are now seeking similar commodities in the United States to expand their sourcing and markets. The move signals a shift toward diversifying supplies and establishing new supplier connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
United States
Archdale and Trinity P T A Meet to Discuss Guidance
The Parent Teacher Association study groups from Archdale and Trinity schools will hold a joint meeting at Archdale school Thursday evening at 7 30. Miss Carrie Phillips of Greensboro will speak on the topic Guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Trinity
Carrie Phillips
Greensboro
Ann Hulin Honored On Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs. Robert Hulin hosted a party at her home to celebrate Ann Hulin s fifth birthday. About twenty children attended games and contests with prizes awarded to Betty Kearns and Betty Jo Hedrick. Refreshments followed the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hulin
Ann
Robert Hulin
Bety Kearns
Betty Jo Hedrick
Johnson St P T A Hosts Tenth Silver Tea at Home
The Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Association held its tenth silver tea at Mrs. F. M. Lambert’s home 1453 North Hamilton Street on Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5. Fall flowers and refreshments greeted parents and teachers. Another tea is planned at Mrs. Clyde P. Hockaday’s home 707 East Lexington Avenue on Tuesday November 14 at the same time to fund aid for underprivileged children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
F. M. Lambert
North
Hamilton Street
Clyde P. Hockaday
East
Lexington Avenue
Theme For High Point Convention Discussed By PTA Board
The North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers state board will meet in Raleigh on Friday November 10 at 11 at the Sir Walter Hotel to discuss a theme for the state convention in High Point next spring and adopt a legislative platform for the coming year. Mrs Doyle D Alley of Waynesville state president presides with remarks by Mrs W B Aycock and invited education leaders from UNC Duke and various NC groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North Carolina
Lovelace Talks Character Education To Allen Jay P T A
At the Allen Jay P T A meeting Prof. A C Lovelace of High Point College spoke on character education, stressing home church and community influence. He urged leaders to model dependability loyalty sincerity cheerfulness and courage. The group voted to buy a primer typewriter for the school and Victrola records for music. Mrs Owens' third grade won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
A. C. Lovelace
High Point College
Lovelace
Owens
Miss Irene Reynolds Honored At Linen Shower And Bridge
Miss Irene Reynolds bride elect was honored at a linen shower and bridge thehome of Mrs. Leonard F. Honeycutt in Winston Salem. Guests enjoyed a bridal chorus entrance by Mrs. Honeycutt’s children and prizes were awarded for bridge. Additional attendees included Miss Elaine Inman Miss Annie Mae Reeves Miss Margaret Snipes and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard F. Honeycutt
Ralph H. Vance
Irene Reynolds
Frank Courtney
Evelyn Shoaf
Margaret Snipes
Elaine Inman
Annie Mae Reeves
Bertha Ferree
Elizabeth Teague
Thomasville
Evelyn Sheaf
Lexington
Edith Poindexter
Winston- Salem
Mesdames
Leigh Harper
Tyson T. Ferree
G. G. Preston
Roscoe Sowers
Clay Madison
T. R. Ballard
Carl Haigler
Bill Snotherly
James Snipes, Jr
Willie Vail Dewey Faust
Openhouse at Cloverdale School Highlights Education Week
Large turnout of parents attended Cloverdale PTA open house for Education Week. Sixth graders presented a play on the week’s significance and the school band performed. Parents toured rooms, library, and art exhibits. Friday chapel planned and Thursday tea hosted by pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale P.T. A
Cloverdale
Y W C A Club Holds Business Meet with Miss Fenner
The YWCA Business and Professional Girls Club met at 6 15 pm in the hut with President Miss Elva Grissom in charge. Birthday celebrations for Mrs Grace Devinney Miss Dorothy Hoskins Thelma Patrick Rada Poston Leslie Johnson. donations pledged to Nursery School. Miss Jessamine Fenner guest speaker. new members Mary Louise Gibson Rada Poston Marie Heath Margaret Poole installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Elva Grissom
Grace Devinney
Dorothy Hoskins
Thelma Patrick
Rada Poston
Leslie Johnson
Jessamine Fenner
National Board
The
Greensboro Artists Stroud and Farrell Highlight Musicale
Mrs T Moody Stroud and Mrs R Dewey Farrell presented an all star program at Emerywood Country Club hosted by Friday Music Study Club. The 90 person audience enjoyed Liszt and Debussy piano numbers, Puccini and Cadman arias, and several Wintner Watts and Griffes vocal selections with brief opera resumes. Encore by each artist capped the formal concert with additional pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Moody Stroud
R. Dewey Farrell
Emerywood Country Club
Musical Art Club
Greensboro
Robin
Cadman
Schulz-Eylar
Mrs E W Freeze Jr Hosts Bridge For Contract Club
Mrs E W Freeze Jr entertained the Tuesday Contract Club at her suburban cabin for a bi weekly dinner and bridge. Guests enjoyed a fall themed setting with three tables of buffet service and bridge play. High score prize went to Mrs Henry Foscue. Members included Mesdames John W Clinard Jr James B Lovelace W E Mitchell James S Moffitt Philip Davis Ralph Slate Sam Strickland Jesse Washburn Arthur Kirkman Henry Foscue and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Henry Foscue
John W. Clinard, Jr
James B. Lovelace
W. E. Mitchell
James 8. Moffitt
Philip Davis
Ralph Slate
Sam Strickland
Jesse Washburn
Arthur Kirkman
Herman Smith
Mrs. Freeze
Green Street Baptist Church T F E L Class Meeting
The T FE L class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at the church. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. FE. L
Green Street Baptist Church
Bible In Fine Arts Discussed For Group By Mrs. C. A. McMurray
Mrs. C A McMurray spoke on The Bible In Fine Arts at the Parent Teacher Council study group meeting in Ray Street school. She traced Bible influence on music art and literature citing Handel da Vinci Shakespeare Poe and Tennyson and urged the Bible as a cornerstone of the arts with two more sessions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Council
Ray Street
C. A. McMurray
da Vinci
Shakespeare
Lizette Woodruff Reece
Sir Launfal
Washington visit ends as Mellichampe heads home
James Mellichampe departed this morning for his home in Washington D C after a week in this area with his aunt Mrs Herman D Sears at Pickett Farm. Miss Lucille Hall of New York City arrived yesterday to stay briefly with Mrs C E Sheloff on Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mellichampe
Washington, D. C
Herman D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Lucille Hall
New York City
C. E. Sheloff
Parkway
Sedgefield Hunters Kill Veteran Red Fox After Chase
The Sedgefield Hunt riders chased a large red fox for two and a half hours before killing a veteran Reynard. Riders included Earl N. Phillips of High Point, George Bryson Sr, Dr A T Smith, T W Rochelle of Sedgefield and Gaither Walker and Mark Lewis of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Hunt
Reynard
Earl N. Phillips
High Point
George Bryson, Sr
A. T. Smith
T. W. Rochelle
Sedgefield
Gaither Walker
Mark Lewis
Greensboro
Eva Le Gallienne Stars in Hedda Gabler at Aycock Tonight
High Point members of the Greensboro Theatre Guild are reminded of Eva Le Gallienne's appearance in Greensboro this evening. She will play Hedda Gabler at Aycock auditorium, with the performance starting promptly at eight thirty, announced by Mrs Ralph Lewis publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro Theatre Guild
Eva le Gallienne
Greensboro
Miss le Gallienne
Hedda Gabler
Aycock Auditorium
Ralph Lewis
Guild
Women of Cairo Ferpt Wear Silk Hosiery From America
Women in Cairo Ferpt are seen wearing silk hosiery imported from America reflecting fashion imports of the era and varied shopping options for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ferpt
America
Rev R K Davenport Preaches Second Revival Sermon
Rev R K Davenport, synod evangelist, delivered the second sermon in a revival series at Brentwood Presbyterian Chapel on East Green Street. The topic was What Begins Five Minutes After We Die, with further talks planned through Sunday November 12 at 7 30 PM. No mid week prayer service at First Presbyterian Church tonight. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Presbyterian Chapel
East Green Street
R. K. Davenport
Synod
Flrst Presbyterian Church
Hensleys Celebrate Birth of Son Joseph Hilliard
Mr and Mrs Gay Hensley of Winston Salem announce the birth of a son Joseph Hilliard on Friday November 3 at Baptist hospital in Winston Salem. Mrs Hensley is the former Ruth Hilliard of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Hensley
Winston-Salem
Joseph Hilliard
Baptist
Funeral Services for Luther R Davis Burned Death
Funeral services were held for Luther Ray Davis aged 30 who died from burns at his home 335 South Wrenna Street. The Marlboro Friends Church service began at 2 30 pm with Rev H P Williams and Rev Charles Epperson officiating. A selection included Des Jesus Care and Rock Of Ages. Pallbearers from Crown Hosiery Mills included Herman Manners Alton Kemp Hugh Fesperman Paul Cecil Jack Cecil and Fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Ray Davis
South
Wrenna Street
Marlboro Friends Church
H. P. Williams
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Charles Epperson
Messrs Williams
Epperson
Des Jesus Care
Rock of Ages
Crown Hosiery Mills
Herman Manners
Alton Kemp
Hugh Fesperman
Paul Cecil
Jack Cecil
Fred
French Circle Meets Tomorrow Evening at Mrs Peacock’s
Cercle Francais will hold its weekly French class at Mrs Dread Peacock’s home at the corner of North Main Street and Louise Avenue tomorrow at 7 30 o clock. The announcement was made this morning. Mary Alice Deaton Born at Trinity November 5 to Manon Deaton and Mary Alice Deaton at Trinity route one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francais
French Circle
Dread Peacock
North Main Street
Louise Avenue
Mary Alice Deaton
Trinity
Manon Deaton
Mary Alice
Deaton
Annie Yates
High Point
Christian Endeavor Union Plans Big Attendance
The High Point Christian Endeavor executive committee met at the home of vice-president Bill Wall with Mrs. Mabel Joyner presiding. They planned to attend the Peace Rally at Wesley Memorial Church and formed a nominating committee for next mass meeting. A Central District Rally is set for November 19 at Archdale Friends Church with outreach to all High Point societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Christian Endeavor Executive
Bill Wall
Mabel Joyner
Wesley Memorial Church
Central District
Christian Endeavor
Archdale Friends Church
High Point
Painter trains for Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Doc Erle Painter renowned Yankee trainer, credited with four straight World Series titles, is consulted for the Byrd Antarctic Expedition helping prepare the crew for their demanding voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penguins New York
NNS
Doc Erle Painter
New York Yankees
Byrd
Castles Offered to Government During War in Northern Ireland
Estate owners in Northern Ireland offer properties for use by authorities amid wartime needs. In other news, Japanese children adopt a new racing game using toy airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ireland
Children of
Japan
Interment in Marlboro Cemetery Family Plot
Interment was conducted in the family plot at Marlboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Marlboro Cemetery
Build Up Relief for Menstrual Pain with CARDUI
Women suffer periodic pains from functional dysmenorrhea caused by undernourishment. The Cardui tonic aims to improve appetite digestion and assimilation to build strength energy and nerve force. Taken before and during the period many report relief and reduced discomfort.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adeline Hoover
Rha eTans
Betty Brockmann
Phyllis Strickland
O. F. Hayden
Embree H. Blackard
R. A. Herring
Betsy Spearman
Martha Sale
Margaret Blackard
Diane Tucker
Emily Herring
H. W. McCain
Carter Dalton
Dalton
American Institute of Laundering
Aloe
Aes al
Miss Tomlinson
Council of Garden Clubs
Wm. Michael, Jr
Rat
Hollywood
Peter B. Good
Brother Rat
P.T. A. News
Archdale-Trinity
P.T. A. Board
Allen Jay P.T. A
Cloverdale School For Education
Kyoko Izumi
Tokyo
Fire
Y. W.C. A. Club
Mesdames Stroud and Farrell
Bible In Fine Arts
Red Fox
Mrs. Hensley
Christian Endeavor Union
Roe Vicks
VapoRus
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