Informal Coffee for Miss Frances Grayson Bride Elect
Mrs P Y Adams hosts a come and sit morning at 1003 Club Drive for Miss Frances Grayson bride elect of next month. Guests include Misses Welch Amos Jackson Austin and Mrs Covington with gifts of crystal. An evening dinner in Winston Salem honors Grayson and Miller before their wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Grayson
P. Y. Adams
Miss Grayson
Jurry M. Miller
Grayson
Snoree
Furman Covington
Thomasville
Eleanor Welch
Eleanor Amos
Betty Lou Jackson
Jane Austin
Mesdames Fred Tillman
J. A. Marsh, Jr
David H. Parsons, Jr
Guilford College
Mr. Miller
Fall Festival at Archdale School
The Archdale School hosts a fall festival tomorrow evening at 7. The Parent Teacher Association invites the public with proceeds benefiting the school fund. Entertainment includes a fishing pond a magic show and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Archdale
Copper wire flood surpasses world loop claim
Fragmentary line notes an extraordinary claim about copper wire and a world loop, suggesting a vast quantity. Readable text hints at a dramatic metaphor, possibly describing a scale or risk linked to copper supply and a diamond die. The item presents a single, striking image without clear context.
Friendly Garden Club Plans Christmas Party and Tour
The Friendly Garden club met at him home and outlined a Christmas party plan. Members will be remembered on birthdays and special occasions. Tickets were sold for a citywide Christmas tour sponsored by garden clubs. Mrs. John McMahan, president, reported on a district meeting in Winston-Salem. Mrs. Oy Brown discussed Winter Bouquets and using winter grasses. The club will plant shrubbery at Mitchell Grove Methodist church. One new member, Mrs. C. C. McKelvey, was welcomed along with guests Mrs. C. S. Weaver and Miss Martha Parsons. A refreshments course followed for 16 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Grubb
Jamestown
John McMahan
Winson-Salem
Gordon White Celebrates Tenth Birthday at Home Party
Gordon White son of Mr and Mrs Carson White of 503 Woodbury avenue celebrated his tenth birthday on Saturday November 9 with a party at his home. Guests included Judy White sister Linda McMahon Frances Virginia White Bobbie Beeson Billie Mabes Chas Honeycutt Kenneth Barbara Nancy White David Gerald Bobbie Allen and Kenneth Prosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon White
Carson White
Woodbury Avenue
Judy White
Linda McMahan
Frances
Virginia White
Bobbie Beeson
Billie Mabes
Chas, Honeycutt
Kenneth
Barbara
Nancy White
David Gerald
Bobbie Allen
Kenneth Prosser
Supreme Forest Meets Tonight
The Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 tonight at the WOW home on West High Street. All business items will be discussed and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle
WOW
West High Street
Tuberculosis Work Discussed At BPWC Meeting
The High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club hosted about 50 at the Sheraton for a fall dinner. Miss Charlotte Tanter spoke on tuberculosis work with Miss Tanter introduced by Miss Virginia Ryan. Ten members planned to attend the Mid-Year council in Durham November 16–17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPWC
High Point Business and Professional Womans Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jane Lowe
Kate Ragan
Ruby Morrison
Atlanta
Nannie Paul
Stelle Pegram
Elise Smith
Maud T. Williams
Linda Lou
Rose of
The
Tuberculosis Association
Association
Tanter
Virginia Ryan
Washington Duke
Durham
Kate B. Ragan
Mesdames Oriana B. James
Kathryn Shipman
Thelma Ryan
Helen Dunkelberger
Leona Kilburn
Carrie McGirt
Alta Chamelin
Ferrol Green
Ruth Welborn
Sunset Garden Club Hears Talk By Mrs. Martin
The Sunset Garden club met in Trinity at the home of Mrs. Fred Younts with Mrs. LeRoy Hancock presiding. Mrs. Melvina Martin, an early charter member, spoke on Evergreens and Flowering Shrubs, highlighting planning before planting. Mrs. E W Allman announced shrubbery plans for the Trinity school home economics building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Garden Club
Fred Younts
Trinity
LeRoy Hancock
E. W. Allman
Trinity School
Shelly York
John Payne
Melvina Martin
R. C. Coltrane
Vance Brown
Robert Plummer
Mrs. Martin
World Fellowship Theme Of YWCA Club Meeting
Tuesday's regular dinner of the YWCA Business and Professionals club featured a worldwide fellowship theme with talks on Japan India China Syria Mexico Chile Brazil Uruguay Puerto Rico Belgium Norway and a closing letter from former Y secretary Miss Jo Abrams. The event highlighted global cultures through student speakers and a themed observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Business and Professionals Club
Charlotte Ee
Japan
Mary Ruth Seward
India
Helen Betts
China
Vera Smith
Syria
Neola Steed
Mexico
Lib” Hedrick
Ladies' Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Club
North-South winners were Mesdames W. C. Jones Jr. and Valette Harris. East-West winners for the duplicate game were Mesdames Edna Ayres and Farrell H. Gray. Runners-up included Mesdames R. D. Tillson and C. Durland in the North-South and Mesdames J. S. Welborn and Joseph T. Weaver in East-West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames W. C. Jones
Social and club events listed for Emerywood area
Calendar highlights dinners and dances this week at Emerywood Country Club Balinese room Thomasville club dance honored guests Miss Gray son and Murry Miller Girl Scout council meeting next month YWCA luncheon with Dr Philip Davis Canterbury club meeting and bridge club weekly play at the country club details include host names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Robert Morrow
Ernest McCall
Robert E. Lee
Miss Grayson
Murry M. Miller
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Headquarters
YWCA
Adams Memorial Ywca
Philip Davis
Robert Bain
Canterbury Club
Charles F. Carroll
Nome
Greenway Drive
Miller
Thomasville
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
PY. Adams
Sweet Shoppe
West End
Sedgefield
Beauty Shop
Greensboro
High Point Road
Elliott Floral CO
Princess Beauty Shop
Main St
Albert
Archdale School
NEEAT
Duff
Supreme Forest
Uberidable Jewelers
South Main ST
Center Theatre
E. Simms Campbell
Just
Guilford
N. Main St
Ywca Club
Continental Beauty School
Nashua
Terry
Chenille
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis
Nelson
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