Luncheon Marks End of Scout Leader Classes
A Girl Scout Council luncheon at Emerywood Country Club capped leadership classes led by Miss Helen Oppenlander. She outlined council functioning, committee duties, and new membership fees while praise went to the American Legion Auxiliary and the Woman's Club for supporting the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Emerywood ‘Country Club
Helen Oppenlander
Miss Oppenlander
Amercan Legion Auxiliary
Oman
Hich
Katherine Ray
Rabbi Greenberg Speaks at Jewish Women’s Luncheon Here
Rabbi William Greenberg of Charlotte addressed about sixty-two guests from five cities at the Third District North Carolina Association of Jewish Women luncheon in the Sheraton ball room. Mrs. Ben L. Herman of High Point led introductions and Mrs. Honigman outlined funds and programs. officers discussed Asheville convention plans and religious education projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caro Association of Jewish Wom
Balloo
Sheraton Hotel
William Greenery
Charlotte
Maurice Honighan
Gastonia
T. C. Association
Ben L. Herman
High Foint
Association
Asheville
Moses Shapiro
Winston- Salem
Sophie Einstein
Harry Jacobs
High Point
Fred I. Rypins
Greensboro
Hattie Weinberg
Thomasville
Rosa Schafer
Mount Airy
Breakfast Shower Honors Bridal Couple in North Main Home
A wedding breakfast in a North Main street residence celebrated Miss Helen Clark and H Stewart Austin of Ireland Florida whose nuptials occurred yesterday. The affair featured a lace covered table with silver canisters white tapers chrysanthemum arrangements and a three course menu. Guests included Stephen Clark Gilbert Rowe Duke University H Wallace Friday Dorothy Hoskins H McCain and Mary Alice Siceloff among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Sheloff
North Main Street
Helen Clark
H. Stewart Austin
Ireland
Florida
Mise Clark
Sheloff
Misa Clark
Austin
Stephen Clark
Gilbert Rowe
Duke University
H. Wallace
Dorothy Hoskins
H. W. McCain
Mary Alice Siceloff
Blair Study Group Meets on Sunday at School
The child study group of the Blair Parent-Teacher Association met Wednesday after school. Edgar Hartley, YMCA secretary, spoke on Sunday School and church attendance for boys and girls. He urged that Sunday spending time at church can influence character, stating it is often caught more than taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Blair
Parent Teacher Association Meeting and Local Club Plans
The Johnson Street school PTA schedules Friday evening activities with a Y M C A guest speaker and a Pioneer club stunts program. The Y W C A book club troop departs Kernereville Sunday for a Kerner’s tour, while car rides and a farm bird habitat mention incomplete in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Johnson Street
Martley
Clark Behulthelss
Pioneer Club
Pray
Kernereville
Kerner
Y. W. Hk
Graduate Nurses Meet At Y W C A In High Point
Members of the High Point Graduate Nurses club held a business session at the Y W C A with Miss Xante Stowe presiding. Reports on the state convention in Durham were read by Mrs. Long and Miss Hazel Johnson as the nominating committee proposed officers for next month. Visitors included Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Hampton Cecil, and two new members were welcomed, Miss Blanche Berrier and Mise Dugger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Xante Stowe
Durham
Long
Hazel Johnson
Wells
Hampton Cecil
Blanche Berrier
Mise Dugger
Open House Day At Oak Hill Tomorrow
Oak Hill school will hold Open-House Day tomorrow inviting all parents to visit classrooms. An information session will be conducted in the new cafeteria from two to three in the afternoon with expectations of a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Penney
Penney’s
Asheboro Blue Comets Travel to Hillsboro Tilt
Asheboro travels to Hillsboro Friday to face the Hillsboro eleven in a promising game. After beating North Wineton last Friday 16 to 6, the locals feel more confident and expect a strong showing in Hillsboro regardless of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Asheboro Blue Comets
Jewish Council Study Group Entertained At Queens Court
November meeting of the Study Group of the Council of Jewish Women was hosted by Mrs. Harry Kaplan on Queens Court. Mrs. Sam Tobias presided as educational chairman with reviews of three books and a skit led by Mrs. Lou Ershler on peace. The group praised luncheon arrangements by Mrs. Ben Herman and town chair Mrs. Harry Doctor. Thirty members attended the social hour following the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
Harry Kaplan
Queens Court
Sam Tobias
Peace Clinic
Sara Herman
Doctor Peace
Jake Harris
Edna Schwarts
Mollie Rose
Ben Herman
North Carolina
Asheboro Garden Contest results announced
Results of the Garden Beautification contest sponsored by the Asheboro Chamber of Commerce and the Woman's Club were announced. Prizes total 120 dollars with first prize to Mrs. Curry Loflin and other awards to T A Burns Mrs. James Rich Mrs. W L Wood and four more winners including Mesdames Parrish Anderson Cheely and Trogden. Sun Set Theater will host prize presentation at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Sunset Theater
Charles Bossong
Curry Loflin
T.A. Burns
James Rich
W. L. Wood
Mesdames
A. F. Parrish
Harry Anderson
J. A. Cheely
R. D. Trogden
Charlies Fox
T. A. Byrne
Elm Street Group Hears Mrs Poston
The Elm Street School Child Study Group met in the school library with Mrs. Edgar Hartley presiding. Mrs. Nancy Kirkman Poston, city librarian, reviewed new books added for Book Week and read a passage from Willingly to School. Tea and wafers followed as mothers and teachers listened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Edgar Hartley
Girl Scout Officials Spend Day In City Visit
Mesdames Douglas Long and Mrs Henry P Foust of Greensboro with Winston-Salem leaders spent yesterday in this city as guests at a morning meeting and luncheon of the local Girl Scout Council at Em erywood Country club. Mrs David T Yow is commissioner of the newly organized local council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Matt Wall
Geddie Strickland
Homer Coltrane
E. 8. Wall
Betsy Dupuy
G. W. Stroupe
Bunti Hackney
Frank Hunsticker
J. E. Millis
G. I. Humphreys
Harry Doctor
H. G. Siderton
I. T. Mann
R. M. Cowan
Lewis Teague
David Cauble
Willis Slane
P. H. Dalton
Ben Herman
W. B. Hall
Mesdames Douglas Long
Henry P. Foust
Greensboro
PD. Coy Joyce
Elizabeth James
Winston-Salem
Girl Scout Council
Emerywood Country Club
Helen Oppenlander
New York City
David T. Yow
Mrs Ah Honors Visitor In City Luncheon
Mrs Dixon entertained at a luncheon at 322 Woodrow Avenue to honor Mrs John Elpers of Traverse City Michigan and St Petersburgh Florida. A tempting meal was served to Mesdames Elpers Culver Robertson Baum Beal and the hostess Mrs Ah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Woodrow Avenue
John Elpers
Traver City
Mich
St. Petersburgh
Fla
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Wm. Greenberg
Mma Blair
Hnson Street
T. A
Rners's Folly
Lon
Hillsboro
Jewis Council
Coats
Sunny Tucker
Priscilla
Nts
Poston
Fabrica
Girl Scout
Oxfords
Tuckstitch
Smart New Millinery
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