Legion Auxiliary To Meet Tomorrow In Local Notice
The November meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held tomorrow evening at 7 45 at the home of Mrs. Tom Bates 430 South Main Street with Mesdames McAnally Hicks and Miss Annette Stowe as associate hostesses Mrs. D D Arden unit president will preside over the gathering Imogene Johnson was born yesterday at the Johnson home on Rome street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Tom Bates
South Main Street
W. J. McAnally
M. T. Hicks
Annette Stowe
D. D. Arden
Mittie Philathea
Lebanon M. P. Church
A. J. Payne
North Main Street
Local Garden Clubs Invited to Chapel Hill Clinic
Mrs. R K Stewart director of Piedmont District Garden Clubs invites all local garden club members to attend a Garden Health Clinic in Chapel Hill on Friday November 18 at 10 30 in the morning. The program theme Find Health In The Garden Clinic features Dr C C Carpenter Wake Forest College discussing Rest And Recreation and UNC medical faculty addressing The Bugaboo of Fear Why Worry Exercise and Overcoming Nervousness Dr John Armstrong Wright Raleigh rector discusses Faith As A Factor In Healing. Sponsored by the North Carolina Federation of Garden Clubs with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
Piedmont District Garden Clubs
Chapel Hill
Garden Club
C C. Carpenter
School of Medicine
Wake Forest College
University of North Carolina
John Armstrong Wright
Christ's Episcopal Church
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Garden Clubs
Laura Wesson Group Chooses Quarterly Meetings
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold quarterly meetings instead of monthly ones. Mrs. Joe Snider is elected president succeeding Mrs. Grover Kester who steps down as president and Mrs. Kester becomes treasurer. Mrs. Nobichaux presented the nominating plate and was elected. Other officers were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. R. Sarrier
Fairway Drive
Joe Snider
Grover Kester
Wood-McNeill Vows Taken On Saturday
Miss Ronnie Wood of this city and Bryant McNeill of Troy wed Saturday afternoon at the Patterson home on Madison Avenue. Rev. Dennis Helsabeck officiated with a small gathering of relatives present. The bride wore a Wallis blue gown with matching accessories and a black Agnes hat. The couple will reside at 1204 Thissell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Wood
Bryant McNeill
Troy
Fe. B. Patterson
Madison Avenue
Dennis Helsabeck
Church of Christ
Agnes
J. P. Wood
Davidson County
High Point
McNeill
Ed McNeill
Kelly Plano Company
Thissell Street
City
A S Copeland Improves After Attack in Kinston
Amos R. Kearns returned to the city from Kinston where he and Mrs. Kearns were summoned Thursday when Mrs. Kearns heart attack. Mrs. Kearns father A S Copeland suffered at his home there and is reported to be improving. Copeland is a well known High Point figure who has visited his daughter, and his recovery will be welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos R. Kearns
Kinston
Mrs. Kearns
Dorsett Transferred From Asheboro Office to High Point
Harold Dorsett has been transferred by Home Security Life Insurance to High Point from Asheboro where he has represented the company for a year and a half. His office is in the Security Bank Building here and he and his wife Helen Marshall reside with her parents at Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dorsett
Home Security Life Insurance Company
High Point
Asheboro
Security Bank
Dorsett
Helen Marshall
Archdale
Pinkhem’s Compound Peet Promises Health Benefit
A long running testimonial style notice touts Pinkhem’s Compound Pest as a remedy made from wholesome herbs. It claims over 60 years of use and more than one million women share experiences with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkhem
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings This Week
A packed week of meetings and events across associations. The Woman's Auxiliary VFW gathers at Perry building Monday at 8 p.m. The Stag club convenes off Winston-Salem road. Multiple clubs host sessions Tuesday through Thursday at residences, Emerywood Country Club, and parks with speakers, guest hosts, and a Thanhenteien dance at Emerywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Perry Building
North Main Street
Stag Club
Winston-Salem Road
Weekend Guests and Local Residents Noted in Raleigh Area
Mrs A B Caldwell Jr and Mise Alice MacRae Caldwell returned home on Parkway after a weekend in Atlanta with Mrs W J Weddington. Mr and Mrs Roger Edwards spent the weekend in Raleigh with Mr and Mrs William B Drake. Mrs J C B Ehringhaus and Mrs Matilda Ehringhaus Jolly of Raleigh visited at the Sheraton with Mr and Mrs Capus M Waynick. Mr Vernon Idol Jr and Mrs Idol at home after a Greensboron wedding trip. Betty Sechrest returned from Davidson College for Homecoming and the Davidson V M I game. Frank Mensch visited from Bloomsburg PA at Miss Lucy Peele 802 Lindsay Street. Mrs Emery Apple of Leaksville visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Hunt and Miss Violet Reid. Mrs Apple is formerly Edna Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Caldwell, Jr
Mise Alice MacRae Caldwell
Parkway
Atlanta
W. J. Weddington
Roger Edwards
Raleigh
William B. Drake
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Matilda Ehringhaus Jolly
Capus M. Waynick
Sheraton Hotel
Vernon W. Idol, Jr
Greensboro
Points North
North Main Street
Idol
Margaret Marley
Frank Mensch
Bloomsberg
Lucy Peele
Lindsay Street
Emery Apple
Leaksville
Ed Hunt
Violet Reid
Apple
Edna Hunt
Paul Snell
Wilmington
Mollie Snell
Ralph Wilson
Wilson Mills
Betty Gray Parker
Dunn
Robert Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
Forrest Grimes
Roaring River
Mars Hill College
Royal
Moyer Mendenhall, Jr
Wilma Wall
Greensboro College
Josephine Pepper
Janet Pratt
Whiteville
Junior Contract and Deuce of Clubs Entertained at Thomasville Homes
In Thomasville on November 14 the Junior Contract club met with Mrs Reuben Bavender hosting two bridge tables. Mrs T C Cameron won top score. a miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Robert Hall. A later sweet course was served to several members. Also, Mrs Austin Harrison hosted Deuce of Clubs with two bridge tables and awards including a novelty cream and sugar set to Mrs Roy Proctor. Various local residents were noted as guests and weekend visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Reuben Bavender
West Main Street
T. C. Cameron
Robert Hall
Maurice McMahon
Paul Culp
Hubert Hall
Hollis Russell
E. J. Jarrett, Jr
Emory Perryman
Austin Harrison
Roy Proctor
Evelyn Webb
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Claiborne Pennington
Bertram Heathcote
C. F. Gibson
Evelyn Liles
Colonial Drive PTA Meets After Armistice Program
The Colonial Drive school PTA met last week at the school. Mrs. Vernon Snyder presided as routine business was transacted. Several fundraising projects were discussed following an Armistice Day program presented by several grades. Attendance counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Colonial Drive School
Vernon Snyder
D A R Benefit Party Planned in High Point
Local D A R members and guests are urged to contact Mrs James F Lambeth for reservations for a benefit party in High Point hosted by the Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. The event at Mrs J F Hayden home on East Washington street starts at 8 o clock with bridge and rock tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
James F. Lambeth
J. F. Hayden
Washington
Miss Nancy Cox Named Junior Editor for GFWC Page
Raleigh news notes Miss Nancy Cox of Raleigh is appointed editor of the Junior Page in The Claywoman GFWC the official organ of the General Federation. Cox has four years as Raleigh Times society editor and contributed to The Charlotte Observer. She chaired Raleigh Juniors and was elected state junior president, serving three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Alves Long
Columbia
S. C
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Nancy Cox
Claywoman
GFWC
General Federation
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
Wilmington
Karl Bishopric
Spray
Miss Cox
Tulsa
Kansas City
North Carolina
National Organization
R. H. Latham
Miss Long
Peace College
Betzi Esta Morris Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Betzi Esta Morris celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at her grandmother Mrs. E. B. Ershler’s Morris Street home Sunday afternoon. Games followed by cake and ice cream were enjoyed, with dainty favors for each child. Helpers included Mrs. Morris and other relatives, and guests named were Jerry Jacobs Peggy Ann Tobias Mollie Lamet Donnie and Dickie Harris Hannah Barr Tesa Beverly Bloom Marty and Helen Jean Ershler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betzi Esta Morris
E. B. Ershler
Morris Street
Ershler
Morris
L. Ershler
J. Harris
Jerry
Burbank Garden Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Burbank Garden Club will gather Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mrs Hoyl Fesperman’s home 233 Woodrow Avenue. Mrs H P Morrison speaks on Rose History and Culture. Arrangements committee includes Mrs J G Goldston and Mrs Homer Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Garden Club
J. G. Goldston
Homer Haworth
Friendly Garden Club Meets at Mrs Holton’s Home
The Friendly Garden club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at Triangle Lake, hosted by Mrs. M C Holton. This marks the club’s monthly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
M. C. Holton
Triangle Lake
Friendly Club
Meetings Across Jamestown Women Hold Week of Prayer
The Woman's Auxiliary of Jamestown M E church met for a two hour service at Mrs J W Finks home. Mrs R C Bundy led with scripture. talks covered Missions in China and the MacDonald French Mission in Louisiana. Mrs Swain read a Kagawa poem. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Woman's Auxiliary of
M.E. Church
J. W. Fink
R. C. Bundy
H. N. Williard
China
C. V. Bundy
MacDonald
Lousiana
Jamestown 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting of Year
The Jamestown Junior 4-H club met for the second time this year with 32 members present. Members discussed yearly books and learned how to transplant shrubs and trees during the session.
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Jamestown
Jamestown 4-H Clubs Hold Joint Meeting
The senior boys and girls 4-H clubs met at the school on Thursday. Jack Futrell led the session as president while Miss Rachel Stone spoke on transplanting shrubs and trees. Club booklets were handed out and another joint meeting is planned for December with the girls leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Jack Futrell
Rachel Stone
Meeting Date Adjusted for Thanksgiving Program
Due to Thanksgiving the regular P T A meeting is moved to November 17 from November 24. The program will focus on Saving Sight with Mrs Frances Burton of Greensboro presenting a film and leading discussion.
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Frances Burton
Greensboro
Ninth Grade Section Elects Officers and Debaters
Section B elected Mildred Lackley as president Rosella Modlin as secretary Floral Hennis as treasurer. The debate topic Resolved That We Should Have Students Participation in Jamestown High School Government. Affirmatives Bobby Floyd Dyd Lowe Joe Morton Paul Crammer. negatives Pauline Hill Annilea Orsborn Jack Mangum Basil Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lackley
Rosella Modlin
Treasury
Floral Hennis
Jamestown High School
Bobby Floyd
Dyd Lowe
Joe Morton
Paul Crammer
Pauine Hill
Annilea Orsborn
Jack Mangum
Basil Meredith
Living Portraits of Famous Paintings at Ninth Grade Program
Miss Farlow's ninth grade chapel program for National Education Week features living portraits of renowned paintings. Student performers labeled include The Rail Splitter Mil l et The Blue Boy and The Angelus among others with portrayals by Farris Reynolds Millet Gainsborough Sully Lawrence Whistler Charldin Raeburn Breton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Pinkie
Lawrence
Whistler
the Angelus
Millet
the Cook
Charldin
Raeburn
Song of the
Breton
Mrs. Quigley Chairs Hostess Group for Dept Meeting
Mrs R I Quigley will head the hostess committee for the Music Literature department of the Woman's club. The meeting will be at Emerywood country club Wednesday at 3 30 P M. Associate hostesses include Mesdames Grover H Jones Robert Fountain J H White S D Gibson and H E Hutto. Miss Vera Idol of High Point college will be guest speaker and A C Lovelace Jr will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Washington Street
Hayden
C. B. Mattocks
Utopian Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
Thomas Turner
Woman's Club
Loring Campbell
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sadie Gordon
English Street
Joe Gordon
Ed Layton
R. I. Quigley
Grover H. Jones
Robert Fountain
J. H. White
S. D. Gibson
H E Hutto
Vera Idol
High Point College
A. C. Lovelace, Jr
Stag Club Sets Evening Meeting at Clubhouse
The Stag club will hold its regular business meeting this evening at 8 o'clock, at the clubhouse off the Winston-Salem highway. This will be the club's monthly business session followed by reports and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Winston-Salem Highway
Mortals and Immortals Theme in Sunday Christian Science Lesson
Sunday services across Christian Science churches focused on Mortals and Immortals as the lesson subject. The Golden Text cited II Corinthians 6 17 about a new creature in Christ. Additional Bible citations included I Peter 1 3 5 and extracts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Jesus Christ
Science & Health
Mary Baker Eddy
Bridge Clubs Hold Meetings In Kernersville Week
Two bridge clubs held sessions in Kernersville during the week. Mrs. J R Blackwell Jr hosted ten players at her home with Mrs Joe Pinnix high scorer and Mrs Fred Vance second. A salad course and coffee followed. Attendees included Messrs Vance Jr and Whitaker, Adkins and Bellamy among others. A separate event at Oak Ridge featured Armistice Day program notes and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Enterprise
Navy
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Joe Pinnix
Fred Vance
Mesdames
Sam Vance, Jr
T. M. Roberts
Richard Whitaker
Rufus Smith
Audlee Hammocks
Richard Larkins
Joseph Kerner
Oak Ridge
E. N
J. P. Adkins
Carl K
Zack Whi
Sam Vance
Sloop
Crossnore
Ter
Larkins
George Bellamy
Zack Whitaker
John Crae
Indera Field
Vance, Jr
Ben Tatum
Marvin Whiton
Greensboro
Mrs. Snow
High Point
Frank Wyer
Mrs Kerner Hosts Aul Fair Bridge Club at Home
Mrs Kerner entertained the Aul Fair bridge club at her Main street home on a Wednesday afternoon. One table played due to absences with W O Donnell winning high score and receiving perfume while low went to Mrs Shore who earned an oyster shell ash tray. The one eyed Jack prize went to Mrs Philip Kerner who got a miniature ship. Hostess gifts and souvenirs came from New Orleans. Miss Margaret Kerner helped serve a congealed salad course with Russian tea to the listed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car! Kerner
Aul Fair Bridge Club
Main Street
W. O. Donnell
Edgar Shore
Philip Kerner
Zack Whitaker
J. R. Paddison
Dutch Club outdoor supper opens season at Hillcrest Lodge
Members of the Dutch Club gathered Friday evening November 4 at Hillcrest Lodge for an outdoor supper set among colorful trees. After the meal guests enjoyed Bingo and informal dancing. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ables and others with Miss Florence Joyner chairing the Fidelis Class meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Lodge
Herman Ables
Kenneth Abley
R. L. McMillan
Kathryn Bellamy
Idell Linville
Rebecca Bodenheimer
Florence Joyner
Messrs
Craige Linville
Roger Linville
Spencer Warren
Human Mortality Paralleled With Grass Growth
A reflective passage on birth and growth as transient, grasslike life that withers back to nothing. It argues mortality never becomes immortal, and that the true man remains spiritual and eternal beyond mortal appearance.
Miss Gladys Sherman Wins Local Award
Miss Gladys Sherman of 307 Pine Street, High Point is announced as the winner of a local award, recognizing her community service and leadership contributions. The event highlighted her active involvement and dedication to neighborhood improvement projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Sherman
Pine Street
High Point
Mrs James Marshall Visits Parents in Salem
Mrs James Marshall of Ston Salem spent Tuesday visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Parks Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marshall
ston-Salem
Mrs. Parks
Literary club meeting highlights Poe talk at Oak Institute
Members of the Literary department of the Woman's club met in the club house for a November gathering. Mrs J R Blacking presided as president with Captain Chandler presenting a study of Allen Poe and a slide collection depicted Poe’s life, Virginia education, and West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Phnonix Chai
King Grogan
Hammocks
V. V. Vaughn
Roberts
Patl Butner
Edwards
J. R. Blacking
Captain Chandler
Oak Institute
Allen Poe
Poe
Varsity of Virginia
Weat Point
Red
Local entrant wins part of prize offer in nationwide draw
Miss Sherman received a $25 Capper Publications prize from a Dharf Picture Puzzle offer. She was among 50 winners, with thousands of entries submitted from many states across the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
Dharf
Sherman
Verna Schiepp Credits Constipation Aid for Clear Skin
Verna Schiepp says ongoing bowel care and cleansing helped her pimples fade and skin glow. She credits Erika Washes TH bowels and constipation relief for these changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Schiepp
Ierika
Erika
Mann Drug
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G. C. Frosh
Prwin
Sadie Wolfe
Mount Aigy
Mary Alice A
Legion Auxiliary
Imogene Johnson
Mrs
Lawrence Johnson
Imogene
Rome
Moffitt's
North Main
Chapel Hill Clinic
A. S. Copeland
Mr. Dorsett
Edgedale Drive
Entre Nous Club
5. Cc. Clark
Canterbury Club
Craven Page
A. G. Douglas
Philomathean Club
Jack Yancey
Betty Sechrest
Davidson College
Davidson V. M. I
Colds Pole
Vicks VapoRus
William Hugh Sink
Winston-Salem
Marion Augusta Turner
R. F P. Turner
Thomasville Homes
Miss Black
Miss Edwards
Gfwc Organ
Raleigh Woman's Club
Minnesota
Chicago
J. Henry Highsmith
Betzi Esta
Mrs. Quigley
Fidelis
Kernersville Paptist Church
Eudora McCuiston
Misa Florence Joyner
Odell Roberson
Clarice Stafford
Leon Lasley
P. A. Martin
Doris Dean
Polly Long
Violet Knight
Mozelle Newell
Dorothy Clark
Virginia Doty
Mesdames D. L. Donnell and
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