Mrs J W Chandler Hosts Mid-Week Club Meeting
Mrs J W Chandler entertained the Mid-Week study club at her Arbordale drive home with current events discussion and a dainty sweet course. Two visitors joined members including Miss Helen Lane of Lane City and Mrs Geo Clark as hospitality was extended to guests and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Arbordale Drive
Helen Lane
Lane City
Tex
W. R. Morrow
Asheboro
Local notes on residents and visitors
Mrs Sloan Gibson II is a patient at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital after an operation Wednesday morning. Miss Helen Lane of Lane City Texas, guest of Mrs W L Watson, leaves for Chapel Hill to visit UNC friends before returning home. Ralph E Olivas Jr departs for the St Louis Administration Center Army Service Forces to be transferred from the Demobilized Personnel Records branch. He and his wife and two children live at 112 Oakwood Court. Lt Sal Lt and Mrs H Dupuy Sears return from New York City after a 10 day stay at the Empire Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Gibson, II
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Helen Lane
Lane City
Tex
W. L. Watson
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Ralph E. Olivas, Jr
St. Louis
Army Service Forces
Oakwood Court
Sal
High Point Garden Club Luncheon and Town Events
Friday calendar lists a luncheon at Emerywood club with Mitchener of Raleigh and Miss Jude Carraway as guests. Other meetings include a 3 p m session at Hillcrest Drive home and a 4 30 p m tea honoring bride elect Miss Mary Wilson Wall. Saturday covers a Forsyth club luncheon for the same bride elect and a dessert bridge at 219 Hillcrest Drive plus a service men’s dance at the YMCA gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Emerywood Corn Club
Mitchener
Raleigh
Jude Carraway
New
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Eleanor Amos
J. Arthur Marsh, Jr
Mary Wilson Wall
Forrest Hill Drive
Bryant Booe
Winston-Salem
Carson Burns
Forsyth Country Club
High Point
S. S. Coe
Vera Idol
Deep River Church Group Hosts Chicken Stew and Meeting
The Deep River missionary society and families enjoyed a Friday chicken stew at Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Williams home. Twenty one members and visitors attended the regular meeting with Claudiaiorrinton reading scripture and Clara Ward leading prayer. A Thanksgiving offering surpassed fifteen dollars. December plans vote with Mrs. Irene Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River Missionary Society
E. F. Williams
Claudia T‘iornton
Clara Ward
Magdelene
Irene Davis
I. G. Crumpler
L. J. Preston
Ramseur
T. G. Preston
Belews Creew
John Reed
Walnut Cove
Spencer Shankles
Norfolk, Va
Hubert Jordan
Ida Sampson
Greensboro
Floyd Key
High Point
Charles Bolling
Duke Alumni Dinner Set in High Point November 27
The High Point Duke alumni announce their annual dinner meeting will be Tuesday night November 27 at 7 o clock in Emerywood Country Club. Rev. Wilson O Weldon president invites graduates former students and parents to reserve by returning cards to First Methodist Church or calling the church office. The program includes football pictures special music and first time announcements. Officers listed are Charles F Carroll vice president Miss Norma Dutton secretary and James D Greene treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Wilson O. Weldon
Point
Duke
Charles F. Carroll
Norma Dutton
James D. Greene
Local Church Classes Hold Social Meetings Across Cities
A roundup of church class gatherings details the Prospect Methodist Young Ladies plan to aid church repairs with Miss Lucille Hester hosting, Rankin Memorial Philathea class meeting at Mrs. T. E. Tysinger, and South Side Baptist prayer band at Bill Sexton home with Mrs. Allen Parker as speaker. Additional notices cover Martha Jay class at Mrs. Lois Briles home, Faithful Workers at Lindsay Memorial Church, Circle No. 3 at Ward Street Methodist with Mrs. Chester Parker hosting, plus notes on North Carolina ratifying the U S Constitution and a basic explanation of seismic exploration techniques using artificial earthquakes and seismographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Prospect Methodist Church
Lucille Hester
Hallie Peatross
Ophelia Kennedy
Frances Jones
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
T. E. Tysinger
Tipton Street
Millie Moore
C. M. Queen
South Side Prayer Band
South Side Baptist Church
Bill Sexton
Shelton Street
Allen Parker
Daisy Shaw
Martha Jay
Springfield
Ward
Women's Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
Chester Parker
Ridgecrest Drive
R. O. Lawson
Synthethic gas from carbon monoxide and hydrogen blend
The text explains that mixing carbon monoxide with hydrogen in a ratio of one to two yields a synthetic gas, from which synthetic oils are produced.
Victoria's early life under her mother's watchful eye
The future queen had to sleep only in her mother's room and speak only when her mother or governess was present. The Virgin Islands are described as three large islands St. Thomas St. Croix and St. John with about 50 smaller uninhabited isles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Virgin Islands
United States
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. John
Pearson Family Welcomes Son Gary Andrews
Mr and Mrs E J Pearson announce the birth of a son Gary Andrews on November 2 at Boulevard Penn High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearsons
E. J. Pearson
Harrison Avenue
Gary Andrews
Boulevard Penn High Point Memorial Hospital
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