Girl Scout Council Endorses Year-Long Program Planned
At the November meeting at Wesley Memorial church the Girl Scout Council endorsed the committee’s year plan led by Mrs. Charles F. Carroll Jr. The program includes a Spring Song Festival and Father-Daughter banquet, and dolls dressed in national costumes for Empty Stocking Fund Christmas boxes. Miss Dana Nicholas noted badge requirement changes to broaden activities. Mrs. Royster Tucker was named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Wesley Memorial Church
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Royster Tucker
Charles BE
Hodgin
David T. Yow
Mesdames Embree H. Blackard
Hunter Dalton
Bunn Hackney
R. A. Herring
H. G. Ilderton I. T. Mann
Katherine Raymond
Geddie Strickland
Grady Stroupe
Franklin Welch
C. E. Diffendale
Roy Spearman
Royster Rucker
Dona Nicholas
Highland Clubs Install New Officers Tonight
The Highland Lend-A-Hand club's Friday Night group will hold a candlelight service at 7 30 p m in Highland clubrooms to install new officers: Jessie Lucas president Margaret Hester vice president Bertha Dennis secretary and Edna Yow treasurer. Miss Josephine Jackson will begin a lecture series on Personal Problems and Family Relations as part of club work recommended by the National Y W C A. The Florence Nightingale group plans an o pos sum hunt Monday at 6 30 p m meeting at the hut then to H Albion Millis farm for a weiner roast before the hunt. Next week features a World herb dinner at the W o.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Jessie Lucas
Margaret Hester
Bertha Dennis
Edna Yow
Josephine Jackson
National
Florence Nightingale
H. Albion Millis Farm
W. O
Miss Stewart Hosts Bride-Elect Gracelveigh Party
Miss Hazel Stewart hosted an informal gathering at 210 Best Street to honor bride-elect Miss Gracelveigh, whose wedding to Ira Edward Johnson is planned for early next month. Chrysanthemums adorned the home as guests and sisters enjoyed games, prizes awarded to Mrs. F. M. Lambert and Miss Alice Overman, and a bridal motif ice course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Stewart
Best Street
Gracellveigh
Ira Edward Johnson
F. M. Lambert
Alice Overman
Miss Iveigh
Mary Louise
Tillie Sue Iveigh
Pansy Iveigh
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Peggy Stewart
Dorothy Maynard
Louise Edwards
Irene Green
Catherine Phibbs
Polly Hoskins
Joseph Iveigh
William Fee
T. R. Steed
Mrs. Stewart
Fae
Meredith College Alumnae Meet Tomorrow Afternoon
A Meredith College alumnae gathering for the local chapter is set for tomorrow at 4 o clock at 408 East Washington Street, Mrs. A Lee Gibson hosting. All former Meredith students in the city are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith College
A. Lee Gibson
East Washington Street
Meredith
In Flanders Fields Poem Excerpt Noted
Lt Col John McCrae’s line about dead soldiers and the torch passed to the living is cited from In Flanders Fields. The poem recalls sacrifice, memory, and continuing duty. The fragment emphasizes imagery of crosses, poppies, and military cemeteries while urging steadfastness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCrae
Flanders Fields
Lovelace Brothers to Perform Two Piano Concert Tonight
A. C. Lovelace Jr and Marc Lovelace, students at High Point College, will present a two piano concert in the college auditorium Friday evening November 11 at 8 30. The program includes Bach Debussy Mendelssohn Chopin Wolfe Hopkins Beecher and more with pieces such as Sheep May Safe ly Graze Jesu Joy of Man s Desiring Afternoon of a Faun and La Cucaracha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Marc Lovelace
High Point College
Dan W. Smith
Asheville
Crosby Adams
Bach
Jesus
Mendelssohn
Duck Club Plans Private Dance for December 1
At their regular meeting this week the Duck Club outlined a private dance at the clubhouse in Sedgefield for December 1, with members and friends invited. The gathering also discussed Christmas baskets for High Point Greensboro and Burlington, an inspirational talk on Happiness through Fellowship, a campfire meeting next Tuesday, and refreshments by Bob McCollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Duck Club
Owen Ritchie
Burlington
High Point
Greensboro
Edgar Hartley
J. B. Turner
Social Arts Club Holds Regular Meeting At Rose Home
The Social Arts Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. W. Rose's 308 Louise Avenue. Chrysanthemums in red and white adorned the room as members sewed and chatted. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and coffee were served. A visitor Mrs. B Z Jones Sr of Jacksonville Fla attended along with members Mrs. Clyde Baxter Mrs. W J Frazier Mrs. N P Holmes Mrs. E C Harville Mrs. J N McCrary Mrs A J Koonce Mrs BE Z Jones Jr and Leland B Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rose
Louise Avenue
B. Z. Jones, Sr
Jacksonville
Pla
Mesdames
Clyde Baxter
W. J. Frazier
N. P. Holmes
E. C. Ha
Miss Bolling to Attend Durham Play Day Program
Miss Helen Bolling a Woman's College Greensboro student will travel to Durham to join two demonstration teams from Woman's College for an all day Play Day program at Duke University under the direction of Miss Constance Appleby leading English hockey coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bolling
Woman's College
Greensboro
Durham
Duke University
Constance Appleby
Miss Bolling
YWCA Directors Plan Membership Dinner
The November board meeting of the local YWCA chaired by Mrs Carter Dalton reviewed routine business. Education committee head Mrs H S Coffield outlined plans for a YWCA membership dinner on Tuesday November 22 featuring Guilford College faculty member Miss Marion Boehlert on fellowship. Fourteen directors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Carter Dalton
H. S. Coffield
Marion Boehlert
Guilford College
Thornton Glover
Two Hunt Events This Week End At Sedgefield
The Sedgefield Hunt calendar lists a live hunt at 7 30 tomorrow from the stables and a Sunday gymkhana at the show ring with horsemanship exhibitions. Members are urged to breakfast together after hunts at the grill unless otherwise noted, with a likely weiner roast after the gymkhana run by Mr and Mrs C C Conner of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
C. C. Conner
Greensboro
Sedgefield Show Ring
Nell Spruce Guest at Pi Beta Phi Luncheon
Mrs Nell Spruce of Washington DC president of the Gamma Province of Pi Beta Phi attended the Tri City chapter luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. Members from Greensboro and High Point and guests from Burlington enjoyed a four course luncheon. Mrs Spruce spoke on the Asheville convention. a later business meeting elected Mrs John C Abels president, Mrs Joseph T Weaver vice president, and Mrs Philip Schnell treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Spruce
Washington, D. C
Gamma
Pi Beta Phi
Tri-City
Emerywood Country Club
Greensboro
High Point
Burlington
Spruce
Asheville
Miss Ruth Hill and Jesse Misenheimer Wed at Welborn Street
Miss Ruth Esther Hill and Jesse Dalton Misenheimer married at Rev A Lincoln Falk's home on Welborn Street Saturday November 5 at 7 PM. Only witnesses were Mr Odell Byerly and Mrs Ola Misenheimer. bride in maroon with white carnation corsage. The couple plans to live on Kivett Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Esther Hill
Jesse Dalton Misenheimer
Millikan And White Speak At Tea And Topics Club
Mrs. J. M. Millikan and Mrs. Henry A. White, faculty members at High Point College, spoke at the Tea and Topics club hosted by Mrs. G. I. Humphreys. Millikan discussed The Development of the Short Story, tracing its evolution and noting shifts in style like fashion. White opened with a current events survey including Munich peace, Palestine, Sino-Japanese conflict, propaganda, and future forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Millikan
Mrs. White
Tea and Topics Club
J. M. Millikan
Henry A. White
High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Millikan
Woman’s Hall
C. E. Sheloff
R. M. Andrews
R. H. Sechrest
W. F. Clayton
Joseph T. Weaver
Mrs. John R. Myers Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Thomasville
Mrs. John R. Myers entertains The Thursday club at her Lexington road home with a three course Thanksgiving themed luncheon. Guests include Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne who won a crystal relish dish and runner-up Mrs. Robert Rapp who received tea towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
J. W. Hawthorne
Robert Rapp
Mamie Harris
Mesdames G. W. Lyles
C. E B. Phillips
Carson Cox
Walter Rapp
W. E. Tomlinson
Little Gardens Club meets at Kinneywood hosted by Mrs Z P Long
Regular meeting of the Little Gardens club at Mrs Z P Long home Kinneywood features business talk social hour and refreshments. Other social notes include Miss Ruby Welborn to wed George Crawford November 15 with guests treated to flowers nosageasts and prizes for card games. Mary Johnson Lambeth and Mrs Glenn Pennington travel to Richmond for Agnes Crawford Louis Lilly wedding plans and several local visits and a fifth birthday party for Bill Rapp noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gardens Club
Z. P. Long
Kinneywood
Roy Proctor
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Glenn Pennington
Richmond
Agnes Crawfor
Louis Lilly
Charlottesville
Durham
Miss Lambeth
Hay Reynolds
Philadelphia
D. T. Lambeth
Lamberton
David Lambeth
Will Kinney
Jacqueline
Mary Lois Jester
Wagram
Bill Rapp
Walter Rapp
Randolph Street
Lillian Yow
Beaver character traits noted in historical text
A historical passage describes the beaver as a rational animal typified by industrious nature and family bonds, while criticising its perceived mental weakness. The wording reflects dated views on animal intellect and social behavior.
Community Notes From Greenville to New York Trips
Mrs W R Jones of Greenville DC is visiting son Raymond P Jones and family at 1100 Johnson Street for a week. Jean Dudley Rike has improved at 230 Boulevard after ten days illness and will return to school soon. Mrs Willis H Slane is in New York for a while. Mr and Mrs R B Culler and son Bobby returned home on Sunset Drive from Louisville after several days there. Mr and Mrs J B Fink returned to the city after two weeks with visits to New York and other northern cities. The trip was made motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Ralph L. Asbury
Meadowbrook Drive
Winston-Salem
Ralph Lee
Baptist Hospital
Asbury
Elizabeth Council
H. T. Hethcock
Spring Street
Bridge
Moyer Mendenhall
M. C. Elledge
Dave Jester
Julius Green
Meyer Mendenhall
Percy Tudor
Vera Green Phillips Ee Eee
Marie Jones
Maie Snell
W. R. Jones
Greenville, D. C
Raymond P. Jones
Johnson Street
Jean Dudley Rike
230 Boulevard
R. B. Culler
Bobby
J. B. Fink Ha
New York
Moter
Applications for air routes filed with CAA
Applications for certificates of convenience and necessity for new air routes have been filed with the Civil Aeronautics Authority. The routes, largely in the Mississippi valley, would add more than 9,000 miles to the transportation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Mississippi Valley
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Moffitt's
North Main
Highland Clubs
Stewart
Gracelveigh
Lovelace Brothers
Debussy
Chopin
la Cucaracha
Gould
Walse Tzigane
Levitzki
Wolfe-Hopkins
the Jester
Beecher
Lees Ca
YWCA
Ruth Hill
Mr. Misenheimer
Mr. Sykes
Tom Alderman Sykes
Ollie Brown
DR. D
Carrick
North Main Street
Montiiew
J. A. Palmer
W. C. Myers
G. L. Bryant
Long
C. M Tomlinson
Austin Harrison
First Reformed Church
W. 8. Hunt
Sam Blackburn
W. S. Long
H. L. Fouts
C. M. Tomlinson
Helen Hinkle
W. G. Hinkle
D. J. Lohr
W. C. Lyerly
Akron
Ohio
Ray Hoover
Newton
W. F. Rader
D. H. Spencer
Concord
C. R. Reid
Mr. Reid
Montlieu Avenue
Mary Marlowe
van W. Richardson
Ruby Welborn
George Crawford
Mae Hough Brewer
Clara Foust
Miss Welborn
Alma Foust
Charlie Parks
Lexington
Thomas Vile
Thomas Marlowe
Fall Institute of the Reformed Missionary Society
Mt. Hope
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Willis H. Slane
Louisville
Scotty Dogs Colonial
Ea Department
South Main Street
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