Local Needlework Guild Seeks 1500 Garments at In Gather
Officials of the High Point branch of the Needlework Guild of America report that at least 1500 garments will be collected at the annual in gather ing at the Sheraton hotel from 8 30 until noon. Each section should contribute 110 garments and include five members. Mrs G I Humphreys said many sections have already gone over the top and all items will be given to needy High Point residents. The clothing will be displayed at the Sheraton tomorrow noon to 4 00 with distribution to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Needlework Guild of America
Sheraton Hotel
G. I. Humphreys
Council of Jewish Women
Central Friends Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Reformed Church
South Main Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Wesley Memorial Church
Ray Street
Adam Blair
Emma Blair
Elm Street
Brentwood
Cloverdale
Guild
York-Austin Vows Spoken In Impressive Home Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Helen Armin Clark of this city to Hugh Stewart Austin of Lakeland Florida was held yesterday afternoon at the bride’s parents home with Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe officiating. The ceremony featured a mantel altar, chrysanthemums, a bridal music program, and simple, dignified attire. The bride, prominent in Southern Methodist work, and the groom, a Duke and Florida church educator, plan a southeastern wedding trip and home in Lakeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Armin Clark
Bome
Hugh Stewart Stil
Lakeland
Fla
Stephen C. Clark
Parky
Gilbert T. Rowe
University
Ainst
Gner
Liszt
Mary Elizabeth Ik
Clark
Eleanor Pow
Roy Welborn
Fantamey
Alston Clark
I. S. Hickman
Durham
Mesdames J. Ragsdale
Carrie Irn
Winston-Salem
C. H. Ellis
John C. Sheloff
Southern Methodist Church
China
General Board of Missions
M. B. Church
South
Soochow University
Soochow
Yale University
Duke University
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Austin
Hugh B. Austin
Orlando
University of Florida
Board of Christian Education
Florida Methodist Conference
Emma Blair P.T.A hears Mr Carroll at monthly meeting
The Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association held its monthly meeting Tuesday evening with Charles F Carroll speaking on How Our City Schools Are Operated. He explained the financial setup of state county and city school systems. Special music was provided by Dorothy Hoskins Alexander and Susan Sharp with Alma Andrews. Marguerite Curry counted attendance and a banner was awarded to Wessinger's first grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
Tts
Charles F. Carroll
Carroll
Dorothy Hoskins
Alexander
Susan Sharp
Alma Andrews
Marguerite Curry
Wessinger
Ada Blair Study Group Meets in School Library
The Ada Blair Child Study Group met Tuesday afternoon November 9 in the school library with Mrs. Carl Kearns presiding. The topic was The Effect of The Home and Community on the Child. Parents and teachers joined in the open discussion. A joint meeting with Cloverdale on November 23 was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair School
Carl Kearns
Cloverdale School
Bi weekly psychology lecture at Sheraton hotel
The Kappa Gamma chapter hosts a psychology lecture at the Sheraton hotel with Dr. P E B Lindley in charge at 7 p m Thursday. Friday noon to 4 pm the Needlework Guild displays ingathered articles received 8:30 am to noon and delivers items to agencies and schools. Mrs O E Kearns entertains Sorosis at her Washington street home at 3 pm. Canterbury club meets at 3 30 pm with Mrs C W Perry at 1207 Sherbrook court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Gamma
Sheraton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
Needlework Guild
O. E. Kearns
Sorosis Club
Washington Street
Canterbury Club
C. W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
Notable Local People Home from Nebraska and Nearby Visits
Charles Vincannon returned from Broken Bow Nebraska after weeks with relatives. Dr G I Humphreys rests at home on West College drive. Mrs John Elpers of Traverse City Michigan and St Petersburg Florida visits her sister Mrs Ben Culver on West Lexington. Miss Helen Oppenlander national Girl Scout official leaves for Asheville to aid in organizational work after a week here. Mrs W C Idol A G Douglas FE H Bilackard and Miss Oppenlander spent Tuesday at Pinehurst. Dr and Mrs Gilbert T Rowe and Dr and Mrs Frank Hickman of Duke University attended the Clark Austin wedding at the Clark home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elpers
Traver City
Mich
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ben Culver
Lexington Avenue
Helen Oppenlander
New York City
Asheville
W. C. Idol
A. G. Douglas
Bilackard
Pinehurst
Gilbert T. Rowe
Frank &. Hickman
Duke University
Clark-Austin
Clark Home
Church Social Observance and Philathea Meeting At Local Church
The Week of Prayer observance is set for tomorrow afternoon at 3 at Wesley Memorial church with Mrs. Cc. E. Steidley directing. The Auxiliary general meeting follows Monday at 3 30, with Rankin Memorial M P church Philathea class meeting at Mrs. W J Jefferies 409 West High Street and Heart Sister reminder. A chicken and oyster supper is planned tomorrow evening at 6 30 to 9 30 at 208 West Point Avenue, proceeds aiding the Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Cc. E. Steidley
Rankin Memorial Philatheas
Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
W. J. Jefferies
West High Street
P. M. Dailey
Athel Payne
Kathleen Embler
Church of God
Minnie L. Grant
West Point Avenue
Hold Festival At Trinity School
A school festival will be held Friday at 7 30 pm at Trinity high school. Exhibits include fruit vegetables grain jellies cakes and candies. A Copeland school of dancing stage show directed by Edith Littlejohn and a fashion show by high school pupils accompany a beauty contest and baby contest with prizes from High Point firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
Copeland School of Dancing
Edith Littlejohn
High Point
Johnson Street Group Meeting At Mrs Kimbal Home
A Johnson Street School child study group will meet at Mrs Kimbal's home 13840 N Hamilton Street at 1 30 Friday afternoon. The discussion covers cadmium used in babbitt bearings and its high temperature operation. Florida hosts commercial alligator bird fish ostrich and snake farms within its border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street School
Florida
Alumni Visit Set for Homecoming Football Friday
Alumni at High Point college will attend a reserve squad game versus Catawba Indians this Friday followed by an informal meet and tea. Glasgow, president of the alumni association, says the event aims to let alumni view the new stadium and socialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Catawba Indians
EBC
Glasgow
Alumni Association
Clyde Baxter Has Party On His Birthday
Mrs B Baxter entertained at her Centennial avenue home to honor her son Clyde Jr on his seventh birthday. The party ran from 2 30 to 5 30 with lawn and living room games followed by refreshments in pink and green the cake also pink with candles. Guests included Edith Foster Marilyn Robinette Edith Flagler Peggy Culler Walter Lee Gibson Robbie Yow Perry Keziah Jr Dewey Greer Jr Buddy Welch Clyde Connor Jr Ralph Tilden Luther Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Baxter
Centennial Avenue
Clyde, Jr
Edith Foster
Marilyn Robinette
Edith Flagler
Peggy Culler
Walter Lee Gibson
Robbie Yow
Perry Keziah, Jr
Dewey Greer, Jr
Buddy Welch
Clyde Connor, Jr
Ralph Tilden
Luther Lewis
Education and Religion in School Curriculum
Dr. O C Williamson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, spoke at Brentwood school on Education and Religion. He urged reintroducing religion into local schools, arguing state control has diminished religious training and that local reform could influence the state system._NEXT Wednesday at 8, Edgar Hartley will discuss School Projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Brentwood School
Edgar Hartley
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Efird’s
York-Austin
Ikes
P.T. A
Mr. Carroll
Ada Blair
Nat Walker
Sport Oxfords
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
Charles Vincannon
Broken Bow
Nebraska
West College Drive
Wesley Memorial
Trinity School
Johnson Street Group
Clyde Baxter
Dr. Williamson
High Point, WN. C
George
Gotham
Coats
High Point, N. C
Chatham Part Wool Blankets
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