YWCA Clubs Schedule Varied Activities For Week
A full calendar of YWCA events unfolds for the coming week. The Florence Nightingale Club meets Monday at 6 pm then visits the Albion Millis farm for a Sweiner Toast. Tuesday features the Highland Lend-A-Hand group with Miss Josephine Jackson speaking. Thursday the Y Girls Club plans a motor trip to Asheboro. Live Y’ers hosts a buffet and Miss Gladys Ellington reports on council meetings. Friday the Highland Lend-A-Hand installs officers. Saturday Book Club discusses The Grapes of Wrath at 2:30 pm.
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Florence Nightingale
Albion Millis
Greensboro Road
Josephine Jackson
Y's
Asheboro
Y’ers
Gladys Ellington
Inter-State Council
Business Girls
John Steinbeck
Thomasville Phi Beta Club Entertained By Mrs. Ralph Wilson
Mrs. Ralph Wilson hosted a Phi Beta Club meeting at her West Main Street home with Miss Mamie Harris presiding. Guest speaker Mrs. J. A. McMillan discussed John Charles McNeil, sharing life details and tributes, followed by a tea luncheon for eighteen attendees.
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Thomasville
Phi Beta Club
Ralph Wilson
C A. R
West Main Street
Mamie Harris
Wilson
J. A. McMillan
John Charles McNeil
Thehostess
Charles F. Lambeth
Cates
Paul Newton
Meade Hite
Robert Lambeth
C. H. Newby
Harry Lee Lambeth
Lois Johnson
Mamie Harris, Club Members, and the Following Guests, Mesdames L. F. Tuttle
W. H. Stevenson, Jr
Louise McMillan
Lillian Yow
Louise Sherrill
Sallie MccColman
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Bridge Luncheon Hosts by Mrs Cooksey at Home
Members of the Contract Club enjoyed a Friday morning bridge session at Mrs. R. M. Cooksey’s home. Two tables played. the club prize a compact went to Mrs. O. R. Hodgin and a dish garden to Mrs. P. M. Sherrill as visitors prize. Doak Finch and Spencer Carleton visited. Mrs Cockney presented boxes of candy. A two course luncheon followed for Mrs. Hodgin, Mrs. Austin Finch, Mrs. Glenn Pennington, Mrs. D. A. Long, Mrs. P. M. Sherrill, Mrs. Paul Hassler, Mrs. Doak Finch, and Mrs. Spencer Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
R. M. Cooksey
O. R. Hodgin
P. M. Sherrill
Doak Finch
Spencer Carleton
Gardner
Mass
Cockney
Mesdames O. R. Hodgin
Austin Finch
Glenn Pennington
D. A. Long
Paul Hassler
Spencer Carlton
Enthusiastic North Carolina C A R Organizing Meeting
The North Carolina Society of the Children of the American Revolution held a Friday afternoon organizing meeting at Mrs. John R. Myers home on Lexington Road with fifteen children joining the chapter. Officers were installed led by state president Mrs. Hubert Patterson with Mrs. W T Shaver assisting.
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North Carolina
Albemarle
Shaver
C. A. R. Society
Glenn Pennington
Molly Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
Betty Lou Phillips
Martha Phillips
Alice Lambeth Wilson
F. Hayden
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
High Point
F. 8. Lambeth
J. E. Lambeth
Charles Phillips
Frances Griffin
Nat Walker
Local social notes from Scotland Neck visitors and health updates
Martha Brandon from Scotland Neck visits Miss Betty Sechrest on South Main Street. Mrs. Glenn Smith returns home from Guilford General Hospital after sinus operation. Mrs. J. F. Davis also back from Guilford General Hospital after two weeks' treatment. Nanabeth Null arrives from Westminster Maryland to visit Miss Jeanne Rankin on Church Street. EB Paris Trogdon and family of Randleman spend the day with daughters Beulah Trogdon and Flossie Brown on East Lexington Avenue. Bobby Frank Smith convalesces at home after scarlet fever. Mrs Mary Grady Davis ill at W. P. Grady’s on Farlowe Street. Mrs Alice L. Smith remains very ill at 740 North Main Street. Mrs D. M. Foard of Statesville to visit daughter Mrs W. J. Fraley on Ardmore Circle for several weeks. Mr and Mrs St John Morton of New York visit 301 Lindsay Street. the couple, former city residents, en route to Florida for winter and to stay a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanabeth Null
Westminster
Jeanne Rankin
Church Street
Miss Null
EB. Paris Trogdon
Randleman
Miss Beulah Trogdon
Flossie Brown
East
Lexington Avenue
D. M. Foard
Statesville
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
St. John Morton
New York
H. J. Coffield
Lindsay Street
Ray Street PT A Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday Evening
The Par ent Teacher Association of the Ray Street School will hold its regular meeting at the school Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ray Street
Misses Thompson and Weddington Host Bride Party in Lexington
Mrs Allan W Pickard, a recent bride, honored at a party hosted by Miss Madeline Thompson and Miss Dorothy Weddington at West First Avenue Lexington. High score prize went to Mrs Cabell Philpott, consolation to Mrs B C Young Jr. A voice recital by Mrs Daniel and Mrs Wall followed the refreshments and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Thompson
Weddington
Lexington
Enterprise
Allan W. Pickard
Madeline Thompson
Dorothy Weddington
West First Avenue
Cabell Philpott
B. C. Young, Jr
Edith Ireland
North Dakota
Pickard
Lord Marley to Lecture at Woman's College on Nov 15
The Rt Hon Lord Marley will speak on What Next In Europe at 8 30 p m November 15 in Aycock Auditorium at Woman's College Greensboro He comes after a South Africa survey by the International Committee for Jewish Refugees and has long been a Labor Party leader and Eastern Europe expert.
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Greensboro
Lord Marley
Europe
Woman's College
Aycock
House of Lord
America
South Africa
Germany
International Committee For
Labor Party
House of Lords
George II
Asia
Africa
Cecil School PTA Holds November Meeting in School Auditorium
The Cecil School PTA gathered Wednesday afternoon with President Mrs George Young presiding. Mrs Phonse Bean led a devotional as a play The Melting Pot was staged under Mrs Allen Pickard. Treasurer Mrs J W McLendon reported a good Halloween carnival profit. Prof James A Gerow spoke on parent teacher expectations. Alma Owen closed with brief remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil School
P.T. A
George Young
Phonse Bean
Allen Pickard
Joe White
J. W. McLendon
Hallowe’en
Frances Fitzgerald
James A. Gerow
Lexington High School
Alma Owen
Daughters Honored with Birthday Party at American Legion
Mrs Elmo Leonard and Mrs A L Disher hosted a seventh birthday celebration for Harriett Leonard and Roxann Disher at the American Legion. Miss Virginia Dave White directed games and Jimmie Redwine won a novelty hat prize. Guests enjoyed orange ice and decorated cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Leonard
A. L. Disher
Harriett Leonard
Roxann Disher
American Legion
Virginia Dave White
Jimmie Redwine
Music Study Club Hosts District Report and Piano Program
The Music Study Club gathered at Mrs. J. M. Daniel’s Hillcrest home with Mrs. C Wall as co host. Mrs. Paul Miller led a brief business session as Mrs. Cyrus McCrary reported on the district meeting. The evening featured a piano program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Daniel
Hillcrest
C. ©. Wall
Paul Miller
Cyrus McCrary
Susanna Wesley Class Hosts Birthday Honors at Craver Home
The Susanna Wesley Class of the First M. E. Church met at Mrs. John Craver’s North State Street home for a regular gathering and celebrated Mrs. D. A. Tesh’s seventy ninth birthday. Daisy Ford led business and games yielded prizes for Mrs. L. P. Anderson Miss Ollie Mendenhall and Mrs. Fred Hackney. Louise Younts read two pieces and Miss Martha Lee Brannock presented Somebody’s Mother. Mrs. Sparcer gave gifts to Mrs. Tesh and the hostess was helped by Mrs. E. C. Craver Miss Betty Richard and Miss Louise Youngs in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
M. E. Church
John Craver
North State Street
D. A. Tesh
Craver
Daisy Ford
L. P. Anderson
Ollie Mendenhall
Fred Hackney
Louise Younts
Sorosis Club hears North Carolina artists study
The Sorosis Club met at Mrs. James A. Adderton's home with Mrs. Winifred Bregaw assisting. President Mrs. W. F. Brinkley presided, then Mrs. R. L. Reynolds led a program on North Carolina artists. Dorothy Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans of Lexington Route 4, won first prize in NC Art Association designs. A social hour followed with a dinner for listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
James A. Adderton
Winifred Bragaw
W. F. Brinkley
R. L. Reynolds
North Carolina
Dorothy Evans
Paul Evans
Lexington
Route 4
Charity League Luncheon Meeting At Mrs Propst Home
The Charity League held a regular meeting at Mrs. H L Propst home with Miss Elizabeth Davis in charge. Mrs Frank Holton reported as treasurer and Mrs J David Sink read and approved the previous minutes. Mrs Paul Hinkle spoke on progress of the NTA girls project. Mrs Roy Sheffield noted two tonsillectomy cases were handled and one person fitted with glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity League
H. L. Propst
Elizabeth Davis
Frank Holton
J. David Sink
Paul Hinkle
NTA
Roy Sheffield
Carroll Speaker For Johnson Street PTA on Education
Carroll School Superintendent Charles F. Carroll Jr spoke to the Johnson Street PTA during American Education Week on Education for the American Way of Life. He described education as democratic and cooperative, stressing its role in democracy, with club groups presenting goals from extracurricular activities. Miss Bess Linceloff's fifth grade won a book for most parent attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Johnson Street
Carroll
Bess Linceloff
Archdale PTA to Hear Rev Tom Sykes on Education and Leisure
Thomasville clergyman Rev Tom Alderman Sykes will address Archdale Parent-Teacher Association Monday at 7 30 PM at the school. He will speak on Education and Leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Alderman Sykes
Thomasville
Archdale
Parent-Teacher Association
Sykes
Church and Women's Auxiliaries Set Monday Meetings
Multiple church circles from First Methodist Green Street Baptist Main Street Methodist Calvary Methodist and St Marys Episcopal announce Monday meetings at specified times and hosts with several circle numbers and hostesses listed. St Marys also schedules its annual turkey supper Wednesday evening with parish house service and plate charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Wesley Memorial Church Women Plan Monday Circle Meetings
Circles of the Wesley Memorial Church W M S meet Monday at 3 30 pm across eight groups with chairmen and hostesses listed at 409 Sunset Drive 1121 Rotary Drive 421 Edgedale Drive 526 Parkway 606 Hillcrest Drive 505 English Street 1100 Rotary Drive 407 Otteray Drive and a ninth at 7 30 pm with 407 Otteray Drive. First Baptist Church circles also meet Monday with multiple locations and times including 3 30 pm and 8 pm. A mission study class for the Woman's Missionary Society begins Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 pm hosting the book Con-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calla Mesley
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
S. C. Clark
CC. C. Layton
Sunset Drive
H. D. Gibson
R. T. Amos
Kenneth Geddie
Rotary Drive
Leroy Earnhardt
E. A. Sumner
J. E. Millis
Herman Smith
Edgedale Drive
H. T. Hudson
B. W. Kirkman
Geddie Strickland
W. T. Powell
Parkway
E. H Kreinbaum
J. A. Canady
H. C. Terry
Chas. Risch
Hillcrest Drive
R. L. Deal
Lee Schaner
T. A. Tilden
F. P. Ingram
English Street
Margaret Bailey
Helen Butler
First Baptist Church
J. H. Washburn
Brently Circle
C. H. Dunn
J. H. Shields
Louise Avenue
W. F. Bliss, Jr
Lexington Avenue
BE. E. Younts
Thurston Street
R. W. Seward
J. F. Wood
Helen Dozier
Rosa Lee Shields
Woodrow Avenue
Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Fashion and Christmas Card Trends Highlight Season
The feature covers style guidance for body types with shop suggestions from Rosaine Shop and Wagger's Ladies Shop highlighting pastel frocks and Delft blues. It notes The Fashion Shop ninth anniversary sales, personalized Christmas cards from Fors ter's and Cecil's, and a look at Farnsworths radio era innovations along with local furniture displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Hedy Lamarr
Rosaine Shop
Doris Dodson
Wagger
Delft
Peggy Anne
High Point College
Rosen
High Point
Friedman
Helen Osborne
Eckerd and
Cecil
Forster’s of
Chapel Hill
Harllee’s
Francisco
Philo T. Farnsworth
Idaho
Farnsworth Televisio and Radio Corporation
Whic
Farnsworth Radio
R F. Hendrix Furniture Compa
Twentieth Century Study Club Luncheon at Mrs Quigley’s
The Twentieth Century study club will be entertained by Mrs. R. I. Quigley at her Westwood home Wednesday afternoon. The luncheon starts at one o clock and Mrs. J. W. Thomas will oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
R. I. Quigley
Westwood
J. W. Thomas
Thanksgiving Program At Wallburg Chapel
Miss Williams fifth grade presented an Armistice Day program in the chapel. The Farm er Brown's Home at Thanksgiving play featured Iris Rose Green Barbara Ann Smith Arnold Johnson Gladys Coe Wade Bodenheimer David Reece Marie Bodenheimer with Betty Traynham singing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Wallburg
Miss Williams
Farmer Brown
Iris Rose Green
Barbara Ann Smith
Arnold Johnson
Gladys Coe
Wade Bodenheimer
David Reece
Marie Bodenheimer
Betty Traynham
Wallburg Teachers Attend District Meeting in High Point
All Wallburg teachers attended the district teachers annual meeting in High Point on Nov 8. Miss Fields third grade won the prize for having the most parents present at the November Parent-Teacher Association. North Carolina Day was observed by the eleventh grade home room on Thursday, Nov 9. Miss Lillian Lanning helped Salem College represent at the Hockey Conference hosted by William and Mary College in Williamsburg last week. Mr and Mrs R C Lanning spent the weekend with Mrs Lanning’s brother Dewey Swicegood of Danville and Marvin Gunn of Reidsville, former Wallburg teacher, was the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg
High Point
Straining Love taught by Mrs Terry at meeting
The Home and Extension Department of the Sunday School will meet on Thursday evening at 7 30 with Mrs J R Wood at 258 Montlieu Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straining Love
A. M. Terry
J. R. Wood
Montlieu Avenue
Loyal Workers Class to Meet at North Main Street Church
The Loyal Workers Class of North Main Street Baptist Church will meet Monday at seven o'clock at Mrs Gene Brawleys home on North Main Street. Mrs Melvin Morton will be associate hostess and members are asked to bring articles for the Thanksgiving baskets to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Daughters of Wesley
Calvary Methodist Church
Elizabeth Johnson
North
Hamilton Street
North Main Street
Weekend social notes from Reidsville and area
The report lists visitors and hosts in Reidsville and nearby towns. Guests include Miss Ethel Fields and Miss Grace Williams, with attendances by Mesdames Lanning Pardue Mangum Turner and others at local events. Activities cover home demonstration programs, birthday observances, and family visits to Greensboro and Lezington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Pardue
Ethel Fields
Sheffield
Reidsville
Grace Williams
Evangeline Pardue
Winona Williams
Mesdames
R. L. Lanning
H. F Pardue
Mangum Turner
Thomasgil
Dorothy Sink
Lezington
Delinera Motsinger
Junior Music Study Club Hosts Saturday Meeting
The Junior Music Study Club met at Miss Juanita Coppedge's home Saturday afternoon. Vice president Coppedge led in absence of President Plorence Ellis. Members enjoyed a musical program featuring Olga Samaroff Stokowski's The Magic World of Music read by Coppedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Coppedge
Miss Coppedge
Plorence Ellis
Ella Page Harrison
Aida Ingram
Betty Blades Spearman
Martha Harris McKenzie
Olga Samaroff Stokowski
Gibson
Sydney A. Gayle
Becky Wall
Carrie Lee Ellers
Peyton Voorhees
Betsy Anderson
Rankin Memorial Church Sunday Services Schedule
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with J A Lee as superintendent. Sermons follow at 11 a m and 7 36 p m by Pastor Rev Edw Suits. A midweek prayer service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
J. A. Lee
Edw. Suits
Freight Shipments From French Indo China to China Fall Rapidly
Freight shipments from French Indo China to China are decreasing rapidly, signaling a sharp drop in cross border trade. Authorities may adjust shipping quotas and routes as demand weakens amid regional tensions and market adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
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Carlton
B. W. Parham
Oxford
W. W. Rankin
Durham
Colonial Drive
Parent- Teacher Association
W. E. Tomlinson
Walter Cutter
State Highway Safety Division
Raleigh
Cutter
W. F. Newby
Miss Kirkpatrick
Miss Black
Glee Club
Robert Williams
Main Street
Max Moore
Austin Elliott
God Bless America
Miss Both
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Rebecca
T. 8. Eanes
Edward Hobgood
Wake Forest College
J. E. Hobgood
Martha
Nancy
Ruth Gray
Elizabeth
Pauline
Virginia
Charles Phillips, Jr
Harry Lee
Bobby Lambeth
Brown
Emily Finch
Billy Hethcock
Little
Martha Brandon
Scotland
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Betty Sechrest
South Main Street
Glenn Smith
Wellington Street
Guilford General Hospital
J. F. Davis
204 Boulevard
Bobby Frank Smith
R. F. Smith
Steele Street
Mary Grady Davis
W. P. Grady
Farlowe Street
Alice L. Smith
Ray Street PT. A
Frances Kluttz
Salisbury
Martha Rawlings
Josephine Pope
Winston
Salem
T. RE
Salem College
Kluttz
Ellis Wood Fisher
Rawlings
Robert Frocber
Winston-Salem
Pope
Henry Wilder
Syracuse
N. Y
Katherine Kearns
Charles W. Hackney
Nell Hackney
Washington, D. C
Philpott
Young
Miss Ireland
Stokes Adderton
Joe V. Moffitt, Jr
Tom M. Snyder
Arthur Myers, Jr
Dwight Pickard
J. C. Leonard, Jr
Christine Yarborough
Daniel
Wall
Naila
Dohnanyl
Federation of Music Clubs
Miller
McCrary
Calvin Wall
Alice Virginia Trice
Fletcher Wall
James Witherspoon
Charles Wall, Jr
Mary Trice
Louise Martin
Woodrow McKay
Margaret Rauhoff
Claire Cuthrell
Curry Lopp
L. E. Andrews
T. A. Sykes
P.T
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First Methodist Church
A. J. Koonce
W. C. Koontz, Jr
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C. F. Barton
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Gibson's Tea Room
Frank Mabrey
A. J. Simeon
D. C. Burchfield
Margaret Snypes
L. F. Honeycutt
Ralph Vance
Hubert Lane Barrier
Green ST
Mabel Bullard
Lavenia Pendergrass
Main ST
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
Methodist Church
Rosa Kearns
West Green Street
Clyde Connor
B. E. Brigman
Briggs Avenue
Tara Albertson
J. EB. Jester
J. R. McDonald
E. E. Sensenbach
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Arthur Barker
Lucy Robertson
Roscoe Sowers
C. S. McKenzie
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