Restoration talk highlights D A R chapter gathering
Miss Gerbe Carraway of New Bern addressed about 50 members and guests of the Alex Martin chapter telling how the D A R supports restoration of Tryon Palace and Valley Forge bell tower. She urged continued projects for museums, citizenship aids, and hospital film equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerbe Carraway
New Bern
North Caro Society
Daughters of the Amean Revolution
Alex Martin
Nober
D.A.R
R. K. Stewart
A.R
Rec
Navy
Valley Forge
Tryon Palace
Bern
Busy social calendar highlights meetings and events
The schedule lists events from Monday through Saturday including a Business and Professional Women's dinner with Carrie McGirt as program chair and Virginia Ryan presenting, High Point graduate nurses gathering, Emerywood Country Club family night dinner, a Balinese room wedding dinner for Miss Gray son and Murry M. Miller, Girl Scout council planning for next month, YWCA luncheon with Dr. Philip Davis, Canterbury club meeting, a Thomasville club dance honoring Grayson and Miller, and Emerywood duplicate bridge club weekly play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Carrie McGirt
Virginia Ryan
High Point
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Emerywood Country Club
Robert Morrow
Ernest McCall
Robert E. Lee
Miss Grayson
Murry M. Miller
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
YWCA
Adams Memorial Ywca
Philip Davis
Robert Bain
Canterbury Club
Charles F. Carroll
Greenway Drive
Symphonic Group Studies Mozart Under Music Leaders
The American Association of University Women group led by Mrs. Floyd D. Mehan met to study Mozart and other masters. A recording of Mozart G minor Symphony No. 4 by Serge Koussevitzky and the London Philharmonic was played, followed by a biographical sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Floyd D. Mehan
West Lexington
Hayd
Mozgart
Beethoven
Schumann
Brahms
Es Dvorak
Sibelus
Mozart
Serge Kowssevitzky
London Philharnic Orchestra
Mehan
Bible Class Hears Jamestown Pastor
The Woman's Bible class of the Jamestown Methodist church met at Mrs. R. E. Bundy's home. Vice-president Mrs. O M Bundy led a brief business session. Rev. P T Dixon spoke on The Church School and Its Relationship to Evangelism. Visitors Mrs. E Swanson and Mrs. Sage joined the gathering. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Myra Swaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Mrs. Sage
N. Y
Myra Swaim
Victory Belles Host Tacky Party At Davis Home
The Victory Belles club held a tacky party Monday at Mrs. Josephine Davis's home on Steele Street. Miss Nancy Roberts directed games and judged costumes with Roberts winning the grand prize. Dainty refreshments were served as members, including H. Smith, J. E. Scott, and several others, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Belles
Josephine Davis
Nevine Hardee
Virginia Hedrick
Phyllis Hedrick
Marian Slaughter
Tess Gardner
Marian Leonard
Judy Seckler
J. E. Scott
Margie Lee
Shirley Dorsett
Jo Davis
Margaret Carter
Joyce Tuttle
H. D. Smith
Oriana Seckler
Nancy Roberts
Victory Belles Club
Steele Street
Mesdames H. Smith
Nevie Hardee
Margree Carter
Virginia
OES District Meet Reported and November Oyster Supper Planned
High Point chapter No. 106 Order of the Eastern Star met with 31 members led by Mrs. Susie Oldham. Ed Updegrove reviewed the Greensboro district meeting. Honorary membership was offered to Mrs. Reta Henry. A family night oyster supper is set for November 19 with clothing donation for Greece and a $25 gift to the OES Home. A Thanksgiving service will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Susie Oldham
Ed Updegrove
Greensboro
Reta Henry
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Greece
Masonic and
Sara Leary
Pattern 4841 Nightgown Style from 1946-47 Book
Just out the Anne Adams fall and winter 1946-47 Pattern Book offers pattern 4841 a demure nightgown with shoulder straps and lace. Includes illustrated instructions and fits sizes 12 through 20 and 40. Size 16 requires 278 yards of 39 inch fabric. Price 25 cents plus 15 cents for book plus free girl hat and bag pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sena
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Birth announcements from multiple couples in North Carolina and Maryland
Several families report births in early November. Henry Lee Hutchens born November 9 in High Point Memorial Hospital Washington street unit. Paul David Ensley born November 10 at the same Washington street unit. Washam son born November (year not stated) in Jamestown route one. Fra zier daughter born November 12 at the Washington street unit. Elizabeth Ann Reindollar born November 4 at University Hospital, Baltimore. Rodney Snow III born November 12 in Knoxville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lee Hutchens
W. W. Hutchens
East Bend
Henry Lee
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Paul David Ensley
P. W. Ensley
Hamilton’ Street
Paul David
Washams
G. F. Washam
Jamestown
Route One
Rodney Snow II
Rodney Snow, Jr
Rodney Ili
Knoxville
Tennessee
S Amusante Club Weekly Meet At Emerywood Home
The S Amusante club met last evening at 8 o clock with Mrs Carter Holbrook at her Emerywood court apartment home. In Mrs Tom Pitts absence Mrs John Hughes presided. Reports from committees outlined Christmas plans to be announced later. A refreshments course followed for attending members Frances Johnson June Parker Ann Scott Garrett Sara Sears Anna Tomlinson and Mesdames Henry Millis Jr John Diffendal Frank Dalton Archie Newton John Hughes Dupuy Sears Jr and Edward Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S'Amusante Club
Carter Holbrook
Emerywood Court
Tom Pitts
John Hughes
Frances Johnson
June Parker
Ann Scott ‘Garrett
Sara Sears
Anna Tomlinson
Mesdames Henry Millis, Jr
John Diffendal
Frank Dalton
Archie Newton
Dupuy Sears, Jr
Edward Short
Wesleyan Service Guild Plans Thanksgiving Aid and Christmas Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist church met at Mrs. L. F. Honeycutt’s home. They voted to send 51 to Miss K L Woo in China for missionary work and organized officers and committees for church and educational activities. A Thanksgiving collection and a Christmas gathering with gifts were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
L. F. Honeycutt
Woodrow Avenue
India
James Brown
Annabelle Thompson
K. L. Woo
China
Herman Coble
Chloe Ferree
Minnie Moore
Gladis Kivett
Blanche Burgess
Leonel Ivey
Ross Davis
Gladis Rivett
Inez Vance
Myrtle Davis
Stephen Talbert
Mrs. Tillman Hosts Bridal Luncheon for Miss Grayson
Mrs. Fred Tillman entertained Miss Frances Grayson bride elect at the home of Mrs. C. J. Lambeth 209 Parkway with eight guests. yellow chrysanthemums wedding shoes cake and a kitchen shower followed by guests sewing towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Grayson
Fred’ Tillman
C. J. Lambeth
Parkway
Aew
Grayson
Betty Lou Jackson
Jane Austin
Eleanor Amos
Eleanor Welch
Mesdames J. A. Marsh, Jr
Jim Groome
Mrs J F Hayden Hosts Luncheon for Miss Gertrude Carraway
Mrs J F Hayden gave a one o clock luncheon at Emerywood country club for Miss Gertrude Carraway of New Bern. Attendees included out of town guests Mrs G A Kernodle, regent of the Burlington D A R chapter, and Mrs Dave Harman, daughter of Mrs Hayden and past regent of the Burlington chapter, plus Mrs Carter Farriss of New York City. Local regent Mrs J C Moore represented the Alexander Martin chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
Emerywood Country Club
Alexander Martin
Miss Carraway
G. A. Kernodle
Burlington
D.A.R
Dave Harman
Hayden
Carter Farriss
New York City
R. K. Stewart
J. C. Moore
Altrusans Establish Lillian Massey Scholarship for Girls
At the November High Point Altrusa meeting at the Sheraton hotel the club voted to establish a Lillian Massey memorial scholarship for business education for girls. The award, not to exceed 200, will go to a worthy girl chosen by a committee and begin next year. The club also approved gifts for Girl Scouts and the Legion auxiliary gift shop at Oteen hospital, with collection noted for the YWCA by November 19. Twenty four members attended, with a three course dinner in the Blue Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lillian Massey
Lois Welborn
Altrusan International
Savannah
Miss Welborn
Scout
College Street
Mabel Burnett
Altrusan
High Point
Aimt
The
Legion Auxiliary
Oteen Hospital
YWCA
Local residents noted in hospital and visiting updates
Mrs. Etta White Marsh of Archdale is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit after an operation this morning. Mrs. A. R. Edwards of Charlotte visited with her daughter Mrs. Earl Shoemaker at 510 Sunset Drive and plans to stay about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Carter Farriss of New York are guests of Mrs. R. K. Stewart on West Farriss Avenue. Mrs. Lyman L. Bryan returned to Norman Oklahoma after three weeks with her parents in Jamestown. Robert A. Small Sr and daughter Dorothy hosted relatives from Elizabeth New Jersey by air on Rt. 1. Mrs. John Teague of 234 Boulevard is undergoing treatment at the Boulevard unit after entering the hospital Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
J. S. Welborn
L.A.R
Rendezvous Mountain
Finley
Miss Carraway
D.A.R
Crossnore
Farish Sizemore
F. J. Sizemore
Etta White Marsh
Archdale
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
A. R. Edwards
Charlotte
Earl Shoemaker
Sunset Drive
Carter Farriss
New York City
R. K. Stewart
Mr. Farriss
West Farriss Avenue
Lyman L. Bryan
Norman
Okla
H. L. Modlin
Jamestown
Robert A. Small, Sr
Dorothy
Wallace L. Small
Margrore
Elizabeth
N. J
Rt. 1
John Teague
234 Boulevard
High Point Memoral Hospital
Jamestown PTA Harvest Festival Planned for Friday Night
The Jamestown PTA announces its annual Harvest Festival at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. A womanless wedding and all male beauty contest will headline entertainment with local belles participating. The festival includes kings and queens crowning, Jamestown Symphony Orchestra, a chamber of horrors, games, fortune telling, and concessions from Coca Cola ice cream candy and hot dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Teacher Association
Jamestown Symphony Orchestra
Chamber of Horrors
P.T.A
Citrine Rock: Durability Compared to Astopaz Highlighted
A fragment notes Citrine is not astopaz yet described as more durable. It mentions a comparison of material properties without detailed data or context. Further text needed for full understanding of claims and source specifics.
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A Carraway
Ralph Tilden
Chopin
R. L. Brinson
Crossnore School
David T. Yow
Valley Forge Bell Tower
Elizabeth H. Covington
Moore
E. C. Gregory
ALLY
Thomasville
Asheboro
BE. Commerce St
Perkinson
North Main ST
OES
Fraziers
C. E. Frazier
Reindollars
Robert M. Reindollar, Jr
Forest Park Avenue
Baltimore
Elizabeth Ann
University Hospital
Reindollar
Valaska Loraine Yatel
S‘amusante Club
Fred Tillman
Altrusans
Miss Massey
Sedgefield
Beauty Shop
High Point Road
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis & Nelson
N. Main &T
West End
Beauty
Dial
English Street
Zemo
Princess BI
Mais &T
Auty Shop
Jamestown Pta
VICKS
Sweet Shoppe
Willis Stallings
Guilford
Ring
Blue Plate
Ry A
Reaver
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