Fortnighters Club Honors Miss Hancock Bride Elect
The Fortnighters club hosted a bridge and canasta party at Mrs. Wayland Linthicum's home on Boulevard for Miss Margaret Hancock bride elect of December. Guests enjoyed desserts, gardenia corsages, and a shower of kitchen gifts while Nancy Smith won the bridge prize and Mary Elizabeth Clark the canasta prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hancock
Wayland Linthicum
Margaret Hancock
Nancy Smith
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Mrs. Linthicum
Meadam
Dick Bennett
Jack Lauder
James Parsons
Davis Thompson
Betty Welch
Dot Lee
A Gibson
Mildred Crowder
Faculty Wives Garden Club Meeting Moved To Eight
The Faculty Wives Garden club will meet Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Richard Dale 412 Otteray drive. Associate hostesses are Mrs. Herman Coble and Mrs. David Braithwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faculty Wives Garden Club
Richard Dale
Otteray Drive
Dale
Herman Coble
David Braithwaite
R. H. Shaw
Ray Nance
Wild Flower Garden Club
Westwood
W. H. English
North Carolina
Emerywood Club
Hal Davis
Faculty Wives Club
High Point College
Otteray
Tamara Wood Birthday Party At Home On Church Street
Little Miss Tamara Wood was honored at a birthday party hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood Jr. on Church Street. Outdoor games followed by a circus themed cake and pink green decorations. Guests included Joyce Chapman Judy Grayson Terry Newman Katheryn Sawyers Margaret Clapp Terry Starrett Miriam Modlin Eddie Phillips Sandra Garrett Suzanne Modlin and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamara Wood
J. D. Wood, Jr
Church Street
Joyce Chapman
Judy Grayson
Terry Newman
Katheryn Sue Sawyers
Margaret Clapp
Terry Starrett
Miriam Modlin
Eddie Phillips
Sandra Garrett
Suzanne Modlin
Kay Phillips
Stephens Bible Study Class Meets Tomorrow at 3 PM
The Stephens Bible study class will meet at Mrs. W. P. Bodenheimer's home 313 Sunset Drive with Mrs. J. Paul Hill as speaker. The event is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible Study
W. P. Bodenheimer
Sunset Drive
J. Paul Hill
Country Garden Club Meets Wed for Christmas Decorations
The Country Garden Club will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. with Mrs. J. E. Reid at Oak View. Mrs. R. K. Stewart will be guest speaker on Christmas Decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wed
Country ‘Garden Club
J. E. Reid
Oak View
R. K. Stewart
Local Leaguers At Winston-Salem Meet Presided By Ladehoff
Seven members of Saint Mary's Episcopal church Young People's Service League attended the fourth district meeting at Saint Pauls church in Winston Salem. Robert Ladehoff presided as district chairman with two advisors present during a weekend of registration, banquet, talks by Rev. Robert Cox, dance, Holy Communion, and morning program with reports from High Point led by Norma Jean Ansell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Service League
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Robert Ladehoff
Y.P.S.L
Manley House
Robert Cox
Greensboro
Pat Besser
Winston- Salem
Winston- Salem High School
Tom Rodman
Y.ps.l
High Point
Norma Jean Ansell
James S. Cox
Ann Garst
Carolyn Foy
Bob Ladehoff
David Driver
Burt Bragg
Eugene Hyde
Brown
Hoover
Brides-Elect and Brides to Share Honors Tea
Two brides and two brides-elect will share party honors at an informal tea hosted by Mrs. R. L. Brinson Jr. and Mr. Brinson. Honorees include Miss Margaret Hancock and Miss Nancy Woollen with forthcoming marriages to L E H Branson and Samuel Simonton in early winter and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
R. L. Brinson, Jr
Woody Brinson
Robert T. Amos, Jr
Martha Ross
Morganton
Robert Edwin Stroupe
Margaret Newman
Winston-Salem
Margaret Hancock
Nancy Woollen
Hancock
L.E.H. Branson
Miss Woollen
Samuel Simonton
Brazil Consul and Family Visit High Point Briefly
John Ocheltree consul at Rio de Janeiro Brazil and his wife and daughter Linda were overnight guests in High Point. They stayed at the Sheraton and dined with Mr and Mrs A Kirkman, former Oxford classmates. Then they visited Wellesley College to see their daughter Ann Ocheltree before continuing a two month consular leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ocheltree
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
West
Mr. Ocheltree
BPWC Mid-Year Council Hosts in Southern Pines
High Point BPW club sent ten representatives to the Mid-Year Council of North Carolina BPW clubs at the Hollywood Hotel in Southern Pines. State president Mrs. Kathryn Shipman presided. Margarite Raywalte spoke on Federation Objectives at the banquet. Other attendees included Miss Alta Chamelin, Mrs. Elsie Kropf, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, and several fellow members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Kathryn Shipman
BPW
Hollywood Hotel
Southern Pines
Elizabeth Brown
Pearl Conrad
Emma Chaffin
Kate B. Ragan
Carrie McGirt
Evelyn Harris
Ruth Anderson
Ruth Welborn
Evelyn Boyd
Party Tomorrow To Fete Mrs Stroupe In Winston-Salem
Social events honor brides elect and recent brides this week. Mrs Grady Stroupe and her daughter Mrs Willis H Slane Jr host an at home party at 212 Hillcrest Drive. Guest of honor is Mrs Robert Edwin Stroupe, formerly Miss Margaret Baily Newman of Winston Salem, from 3:30 to 5:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Stroupe
Willis H. Slane, Jr
Hillcrest Drive
Robert Edwin Stroupe
Margaret Baily Newman
Winston-Salem
Burbank
Oak View
L. H. Baker
Gatewood Avenue
J. R. Meredith
W. E. Griffith
Hardover
H. W. McCain
Willis Slane Jr
Robert FE. Stroupe
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
YWCA
Margaret Maxwel
C Council of Jewish Women
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
Willard Meyers
Herman Bernard
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Roby Yarborough
Centennial Avenue
Valette J. Harris
R. L. Brinson, Jr
J. Woody Brinson
Margaret Hancock
Nancy Woollen
R. T. Amos, Jr
Robert E. Stroupe
Adams Memorial Ywca
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Rus Drive
D.A.R
C. C. Haworth
B. J. Dunn
Ruth Anne Horney
Mesdames
Elizabeth Jackson
Meeta Jackson
Mittie Wilson
Zelma Culler
Culler- Spencer
Chestnut Street
ACE Group Benefit Bridge Hosted by Association of Childhood Education
The Association of Childhood Education held a benefit bridge at the YWCA with 17 tables in play. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ida Pickens and Miss Lucile Ingram. Gay Manchester chaired the finance committee and Margaret Marley welcomed guests. Prizes were donated by local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Childhood Education
YWCA
Ida Pickens
Lucile Ingram
Gay Manchester
Margaret Marley
Jamestown Garden Club Sets Wednesday Meeting
The Jamestown Garden Club will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday at 3 PM at the Oakdale Community House. Members are invited to discuss club activities and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Garden Club
Oakdale
Palique Club Meets Tonight at Member Home
The Palique club will meet this evening at 7 30 at Peggy Jane Bryant's home on Montieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palique Club
Peggy Jane Bryant
Montieu
Local Hospital Patients Improve at Memorial and Baptist Facilities
Mrs J D Welborn of 810 West Broad Street shows marked improvement but cannot receive visitors at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Frank Dockery has returned to her mother in law's home at 955 Council Street after several days at Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs K C Welborn of Thomasville has moved from Baptist Hospital Winston Salem to her daughter Mrs W L Dawkins High Point and is recuperating after eye surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Welborn
West Broad Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Frank Dockery
Council Street
K. C. Welborn
Thomasville
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
W. L. Dawkins
High Point
Area Birth Announcements From High Point and Nearby
Several families report newborns with location details. Dianne Heath Groome born November 9 at Guilford General. Martha Irene and Floy Curtis III Morehead born November 11 at Hickory Memorial. Clarence Craig Farmer born November 12 at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial. Michael Edward Petty born November 13 at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial. Rhonda Gay Bodenheimer born November 6 at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial. Carl Richard Coleman born November 14 at Boulevard Unit High Point Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianne H. Groome
Ivey A. Groome
Dianne Heath
Guilford General Hospital
Parmer
C. L. Farmer
English Street
Clarence Craig
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Michael Petty
H. C. Petty
East Green Street
Michael Edward
Carl R. Coleman
Carl M. Coleman
Clara Cox
Carl Richard
High Point Hospital
Deskins Speaks On Pakistan At Wesleyan Guild Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Wesley Memorial church heard Dr. D S Deskins of High Point College present a program on Pakistan. He described its history as part of India and highlighted missionary work, sanitation, education, and social standards, stressing early education for children as key to progress. Refreshments followed a social hour in Westy hall hosted by Mrs. Ed Harrison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesley Memorial Church
Eleanor Young
Bess Sheroff
Arthur Kale
D. S. Deskins
High Point College
Pakistan
India
Deskins
Westy Hall
Ed Harrison
R. J. Welch
Gladys McFarland
Louisa Hatch
One Yard Skirt Pattern 4899 by Anne Adams
Minifashion feature describes Economical Pattern 4899 for waist sizes 24 through 30. Includes smart button trim and pocket-flaps with back closing, uses one yard of 54 inch fabric, illustrated instructions, tested fit, and optional Anne Adams Fashion Book for fifteen cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Community clubs and society events schedule
A dense slate of afternoon and evening gatherings listed by time and host, including W O T club at Mrs H A Millis North Main, Miss Margaret Hancock informal party at Fieldstone Farm, and garden and study clubs at multiple addresses. A series of weddings and bride elects are noted, with receptions and cake-cutting events at local homes and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O.T. Club
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
J. S. Lynch
Margaret Hancock
Douglas Henrick
Fieldstone Farm
Homer Barrett, Jr
W. F. Robinette
Eugene Horney
Hasty PTA Observes American Education Week Program
Hasty school hosts American Education Week events with awards for Mrs. Teachers, Mrs. Motsinger, and Mrs. Johnston classrooms. Mrs. Eagle oversees meeting. Mrs. Stanley’s fifth graders present a world citizenship playlet. Readings and solos precede an open house with punch and cookies for visiting parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty Pta
Hasty Parent-Teacher Association
Teacher
Motsinger
Johnston
Henry Eagle
Stanley
May and Garssons Ordered to Begin Prison Terms
The Supreme Court refused to review the wartime bribery case of former Rep. Andrew J. May and Henry and Murray Garsson. May, at 74, faced eight to 24 months for taking 530,000 as war contract favors while chairing the House military committee. The court’s action ends further review and sets path for surrender to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Andrew J. May
Garsson Brothers
May
Henry
Murray Garsson
Garssons
Kentucky
House
Vinson
Clark
Circuit Court
District Court
YWCA Weekly Activities Schedule
YWCA announces daily programs for girls and teens including swimming classes for schoolgirls, Y-Teens sessions for 9th grade and older, adult plunge, club tours, and a 21 and under bowling event. Weekly lineup features library pickets, business meeting, and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Jewell Myers
Rosemary Rainey
Adams Club
Library
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Main St
Guilford
N. Main ST
Grandma's
Board of Education
Workers Council
Main Street Methodist Church
Monark
Dupont Sentiné
Monark Shade Co
Lifebuoy
Lever Brothers Company
B.C
Royal
Prince Charles
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Marcus Adams
NEA
Ladehoff
Hone
BPWC
ACE Group
Jamestown Garden
Rhonda Bodenheimer
Lawrence E. Bodenheimer
Lindsay Street
Rhonda Gay
Minis Helos
Rathalyne Culler
Harold Spencer
Hayworth Wesleyan Methodist Church
P.j.a
Rep
A. J. May
New England Mutual
George D. Davis
High Point, N
Huaslhe
Taundry
Ywca News
LaChoy Food Products
Beatrice Foods Co
Archbold, Ohio
Fleetwood
Ataca Miia
America
Er Company Residential
Tered
Duke Power Company
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