Miss Wall and Mrs Ellis Honor at Miss Garretts Bridge Tea
Miss Anne Scott Garrett hosted a bridge party at her Rock Road home honoring Miss Mary Ison Wall and Mrs E Ellis. Five tables competed with Sara Sears winning high score and Mrs James II Jr taking low. guests enjoyed coffee and a formal dining room display of chrysanthemums and bridal motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Scott Garrett
Rock‘road
Mary Ison Wall
E. Ellis
Miss Wall
James II. , Jr
E. S. Wall
Luncheon Honors Mrs Hobart Ferree Jr in Sheraton Blue Room
Mrs Hobart Ferree Jr hosts a luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel Blue Room in her honor for her daughter in law. Attendees include Miss Sara Sears Mary Sue Briggs Eleanor Amos Anna Tomlinson and many local acquaintances. The Ferrees now reside in High Point after his discharge from three years service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Ferree, Jr
Sheraton Hotel
Hobert Ferree, Jr
Ferree
Flora
Mums
Sara Sears
Mary Sue Briggs
Eleanor Amos
Anna Tomlinson
Clara Cole Sherrod
Jane Austin
Frances Holton
Mary Wilson Wall
Frank Stell
Ill
Harriss Covington
Henry Flinn, Jr
Pete Morrow
Archie Newton
Harry Brown Finch
Earl Craver, Jr
James Groome, Jr
J. Arthur Marsh, Jr
Bob Wilson
Bob Craver
Tom Pitts
Hobart Ferree
High Point
Armed Forces
Chi-Chee-Ters Pills Offer Relief for Monthly Pains
Thousands of girls and women report relief from menstrual cramps headaches and nervous tension by taking Chi-Chee-Ters Pills two to three days before their period. The pills relax uterine contractions and include iron to boost energy. consult a druggist and use as directed.
GSO Invited To Greensboro Dance
All girls of the Girls Service Organization of the USO are invited to attend a dance at ORD in Greensboro on Thursday evening. Miss Sara Alderman program director announced the event. Frank Masters and his orchestra will play for the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls‘ Service Organization of the
USO
Ord
Greensboro
Sara Alderman
Frank Masters
Evening club schedule lists speakers and social events
Wednesday through Saturday feature meetings and social gatherings led by the Woman's Club Mid-Week Study club Graduate Nurses club Business and Professional Women's group Nature Study Newcomers Priscilla and Garden clubs plus a USO service event at the YMCA. Notable guests include Mary Wilson Wall and speakers Samuel R. Levering P. A. Jones J. S Mitchener and Miss Gertrude Carraway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
YWCA
Samuel R. Levering
Mt. Airy
J. W. Chandler
Arbordale Drive
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Frances Byrum
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Nature Study Club
E. W. Heelas
Woodrow Avenue
P. A. Jones
Henry Flinn
Mary Wilson Wall
Ride-Elect
W. A. Jones
Greenway Drive
Winners Named in Emera Cane Ladies Bridge Party
Winners of top score in North South direction were Mes ag Ebel Rochelle and C leshat. Direction winners were W P Wood and Silas Casey. Contract table victors were Shubal Kirkman and Jack Thomas. A luncheon followed for those with advance reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergao Cane Club
Mesag
Ebel Rochelle
9. C. Leshat
Mes W. P. Wood
Silas Casey
Mesdames Shubal Kirkman
Jack Thomas
Mesdames J. W. E
J. T. Weaver
J. O. Hauschild
P Y. Adams
O. C. Durland
Mrs Hurley Honored At Bridal Shower Event
Mrs Ralph Hurley, a recent bride, was honored again as Mrs Doris Campbell and Mrs Ruth Lee hosted a Monday evening gathering on November 12. Guests played games, Jane Montgomery in a bridal dress presented the honoree with gifts, then refreshments were served to listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hurley
Doris Campbell
Ruth Lee
Hurley
Neal Hurley
Mesdames
William Jester
Robert Montgomery
WOW Plans Benefit Ball By Woodmen Of The World
The Woodmen of the World organized plans for their annual benefit ball to be held Friday November 30 at the National Guard armory. Harold Gale and his Winston Salem orchestra will provide dance music. John T. Bruton led the meeting in the absence of the council commander as two new members Frank Bundy and William Holcomb joined and Poore and Wicker were reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
National Guard
Harold Gale
Winston- Salem
John T. Bruton
Frank L. Bundy
William T. Holcomb
Thomas H. Poore
William H. Wicker
Woman DAR Regent Stresses Peace Role at Charlotte Meeting
Mrs. Preston B. Wilkes Jr state regent of the North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution spoke on Woman's Part In Preserving the Peace at the Alexander Martin chapter gathering in Westwood Charlotte. She announced the State DAR conference set for March 6 7 in Charlotte and the Continental Congress May 20 in Atlantic City. Other DAR leaders praised the chapter and welcomed new members as plans for local projects and the Tom Thumb wedding were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston B. Wilkes, Jr
North Carolina Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alexander Martin
R. I. Quigley
Westwood
Wilkes
Charlotte
Organization
Atlantic City
Benjamin W. Wyche
John M. Massey
J. E. Elliott
Wyche
Massey
R. A. Herring
George H. Hobart
Harry Thornton
Ben Hill
John Sheroff
C. W. Hollowell
Elizabeth City
T. S. MacKenzie
Johnson Street School
Bond Schedule And Club Events Listed
Bond schedule for Wednesday and Thursday notes Junior Service and D A R events. Friday includes U DC, followed by Saturday Beta Sigma activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma
Miss Moore Speaks for Wesley Memorial Service Guild
The Wesleyan Service Guild at Wesley Memorial church met Monday night. Miss Elsie Ellen Moore spoke after Miss Virginia Hedrick led devotions on the theme Door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moore
Wesley Memorial
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesley Memorial Church
Virginia Hedrick
Elizabeth Hedrick
Elsie Ellen Moore
Sara Beth Smith
Gore
Alleles
St Edward's Guild Opens Three Day Bazaar Tomorrow
St Edward's Guild starts a three day bazaar at 111 South Main Street in the former Betty Louares building. The sale runs Friday and Saturday with proceeds to the guild treasury. Items include infant garments clothing toys aprons and Christmas gifts plus a doll with wardrobe and trunk on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Guild
South Main Street
Betty Louares
Raya
Births in High Point area announced
Mr and Mrs Richard Blackwell of 322 Meadow Street announce the birth of a daughter Anne Marie on November 6 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Clyde C Childress Route 2 announce the birth of a daughter Phyllis Sandra on November 11 at Washington street unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Cornelius Boyd Hughes Route 4 announce the birth of a son Richard Lee on November 12 at Washington street unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Leonard O Proser 1211 Franklin street announce the birth of a son Marion Wayne on November 12 at the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Marie Blackwell
Richard Blackwell
Meadow Street
Anne Marie
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Phiyllis Childress
Clyde C. Childress
Route 2
Phyllis Sandra
Washington Street
Richard Lee Hughes
Cornelius Boyd Hughes
Route 4
Richard Lee
Marion Wayne Prosser
Leonard O. Prosser
Franklin Street
Marion Wayne
Bond Sales Hold Up Splendidly For Second Day
Members of the High Point council of Jewish women maintained steady effort across a second day of bond sales at the Sheraton Study club. They reported 41 Series E bonds totaling 3693 dollars sold in six hours and aimed to match that total on Monday November 26. The group joins 22 cooperative clubs in two days of booth duty through December 8 with Junior Service league shifts and upcoming duties by Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Nework
Sheraton Hotel
Nature Study Club
High Point Garden Club Council
Uel Teubs
Victory Loan
Jewish Women’s Or
Alexander Martin Chapter
Daughters of the American Elation
Altrusans Vote Donation At November Meeting
High Point Altrusa club members approved a fifty dollar contribution to send an underprivileged child to nursery school and a one dollar per member donation toward ORD and Camp Butner through the Red Cross. Plans were made for attendance at the Second District conference in Winston-Salem. Seventeen members attended with Mrs. Sara Haworth presiding in Mrs. Evelyn Sutton's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
ORD
Camp _ Butner
Camp and Hospital Committee
The
Red Cross
Winston-Salem
Jessie Mae Young
Sara Haworth
Evelyn Sutton
Symphony Group To Play Tonight At Fall Concert
Greensboro Symphony Orchestra a joint project of The Woman's College and Greensboro city schools will present its annual fall concert next Tuesday at 8 o clock in Aycock auditorium. It is the seven year old group's first regular weekday concert. Dean H. Hugh Altwater will conduct a program with popular and aesthetic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro Symphony Orchestra
Woman's College
Aycock
Dean H. Hugh Altwater
College School of Music
Mrs White and daughter attend funeral in South Carolina
Mrs John H White and her daughter Nancy left last night for Columbia South Carolina to attend the funeral services of Mrs Annie V Mellichant the White family matriarch Mrs Mellichant had visited in High Point and many friends here regret her passing The ayllus or agrarian communities of the Indians in Peru date back to ancient Inca days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. White
Nancy
Columbia
S. C
Annie V. Mellichant
White
Williston
Mellichant
High Point
Peru
League Plans for New Projects at Junior Service League Meeting
The Junior Service League discussed tentative plans for several new projects at its ember meeting in the Adams Memorial building. They voted to donate fifty dollars to the North Carolina Symphony fund and to continue opera study and hospital volunteer efforts while hearing reports on Piedmont camp and hospital work and school meal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ember
Junior Service League
League
Adams Memorial
YWCA
A. M. Rankin, Jr
North Carolina Symphony
J. P. Armstrong
Orning
Emile Serposs
City Schools
Armstrong
Edward L. Beam
Piedmont Camp and Hospital Committee
Horace Haworth
Piedmont Camp and Hospital Council
Frank Wall
High Point
Red Cross
James Groome
Robert Cottam Bond
Sheraton Victory
Roger Edwards
Y Clubs Sponsor Joint Fellowship Program Thursday
The YWCA Week of Prayer observance features a joint program by the Business Girls Club. Dr Algie Newlin Guilford College will speak, with Miss Annabelle Thompson introducing him. Elizabeth Ellis will sing Over All the Lands and violin solos will be performed. Representatives from all...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship
YWCA
Business Girls Club
Ruria Shelton
B. and P. Council
C. E. Sheloff
Association
Algie Newlin
Guilford College
Annabelle Thompson
Elizabeth Ellis
Betty Michael
Kathleen Young
Maxine Lybarger
Indian Summer Poem by Mildred Davis Anthony
A short poem contrasts spring and autumn beauty. It speaks of spring as a gentle, fleeting enchantment and autumn as a bold, vivid harvest of color. The speaker notes nature's muted melody of spring against autumn's blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Davis Anthony
Tuesday Garden Club Meets With Mrs. Robertson
Seventeen members of the Tuesday Evening Garden club met at Mrs. A. W. Robertson’s home on Sunset Drive for the November gathering. Mrs. Frank Johnson assisted as hostess. The president Mrs. H. L. Mitchell led a Thanksgiving greeting and the secretary read a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
A. W. Robertson
Sunset Drive
Frank Johnson
H. L. Mitchell
Emerywood Country Club
Garden Council
Sherwood Forrest
North Carolina Garden Club
Raleigh
Y Club Groups Plan Activities for Annual Event
The YMC A groups and departments will attend the event with the B. and P. Club handling the program the Live Yers providing music and the Jolly Y Club arranging decorations for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and P. Club
Jolly Y. Club
Tau Phi Lambda Meets Tomorrow
The Theta Kappa chapter of Tau Phi Lambda sorority will hold a business meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 at the WOW hall on High Street. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Kappa
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
WOW Hall
High Street
Panama Balboa Serves as National Monetary Unit
The national monetary unit of Panama is the balboa, used alongside the U S dollar in the country. The balboa reflects Panama's financial system and currency history within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Mrs. Ellis
Hearth Club
Octagon
Rumford
GSO
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Yow’s Funeral Home
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
High Point Corncil
J. S&s. Mitchener
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
Priscilla Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
J. Arthur March, Jr
Forrest Hill Drive
Bryant Bove
Carson Burns
Forsyth Country Club
S. S. Coe
Vera Idol
Maurice French
Maurice
Beauty Shop
S. Main
Walgreen's
Dar
Ter
Sophie Tilden
Herring
J. F
Diane Tucker
Martha MacKenzie
Betty Jo Snider
Mrs. Quigley
N. S. Stirewall
David T. Yow
R. K. Stewart
H L. Brockman
Seborn Petry
P. B. Wilkes, JR
D.A.R
U.dc
St. Edward’s Guild
Altrusans
Tau Phi Lambda
Childs
Zemo
Winnie Lee
Steed Rubty Lyner
Getty Tretter
Paultine Hedgecock Princess Beauty Shop
Main St
coLes
Southern Dairies
National Dairy Products Corporation
Jack Haley
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