Y W C A Directors Meet at Y W C A Building
The Y W C A board of directors met at the Y W C A building with Mrs Tollier Ellis presiding. Reports from chairs highlighted the convention questionnaire for the May Philadelphia gathering and plans for upcoming Worldship and membership meetings with guest Mrs Skinner scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Omen's Christian Association
Y. W
Tollier Ellis
Igs
Mary Gwynn
Iladelphia
Frank Hunsucker
Rman
Monevening
Horace Haworth
Thursnoon
Es Skinner
Winston-Salem
The
Oraga
Lotus Club Holds Joyable Meeting
Members of the Lotus Club were entertained at an enjoyable meeting on Thursday hosted by Mrs. C. C. Earnhardt at 1100 Johnson Street. The home was decorated with yellow chrysanthemums forming an attractive backdrop for the event. A short business session discussed plans for the club program this year followed by sewing and chatting, salad, cookies, and refreshments for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
C. C. Earnhardt
Johnson Street
Clara
C. H. Williard
Wilson
Adelaide
Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Stirewall House
Social Calendar notes a Legion Auxiliary meeting Friday at 7 45 p m hosted by Mrs N 8 Stirewall at 703 East Lexington Avenue with associate hostesses Mrs Fox Marshall Mrs Jack Burris and Mrs B L Bennett present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
Stirewall
East
Lexington Avenue
Fox Marshall
Jack Burris
B. L. Bennett
M P church gathering and Thanksgiving aid plans
M P church hosts 7:30 p.m. service at 211 Pope street with Misses Carrie Eva and Myrtle Moore as hostesses to discuss furnishing Thanksgiving baskets for needy families and other church business. Mr. and Mrs Adams announce birth of a son Paul Yates Adams Jr at Burrue Memorial hospital on November 13. Miss Meeta Heath hosts an attractive bridge party at 609 Richardson street with prizes to Miss Elna Leonard Wilber Lewis and to Miss Elva Leonard and Elmo Woodlief. guests include Lena Broadwell Marie Heath Enna Leonard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bowers
Pope Street
Carrie
Eva
Myrtle
Moore
Adams
Paul Y. Adams
Burrue Memorial Hospital
Paul Yates Adams, Jr
Heath
Meeta Heath
Richardson Street
Elna Leonard
Wilber Lewis
Elva Leonard
Elmo Woodlief
Lena Broadwell
Marie Heath
Enna Leonard
Thomasville
Mesere
Local notes on health and new marital home arrivals
Friends report Raymond Abraham improving after surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Abraham of 905 Monthieu Avenue. Mr and Mrs John Whitescarver return from their Washington DC wedding trip and reside at 1107 12 Johnson Street. Mrs Vellette J Harriss returns from New York. Ray Idol is recovering after an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Abraham
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Raymond
Charles Abraham
Monthieu Avenue
John Whitescarver
Washington, D. C
Johnson Street
Ray Idol
Bride Elizabeth Adams becomes Mrs Alien Harrison Watkins
Elizabeth Adams of Adamsleigh became Elizabeth Harrison Watkins after marrying Alien Harrison Watkins in Greens boro. The young bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hampton Adams, is a popular figure in the high point and Greensboro social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro
Elizabeth Adams
Hampton Adams
Adamsleigh
High Point
Greensboro
Miss Elizabeth Adams Weds Allen H Watkins at Adamsleigh
The private ceremony at Adamsleigh in Sedgefield united Miss Elizabeth Adams and Allen Harrison Watkins before Rev. G Ray Jordan. A formal reception followed with music by local artists and a guest list from across the state. The couple plans a Greensboro home and travel before settling in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Adams
Allen Harrison Watkins
Adamsleigh
Sedgefield
G. Ray Jordan
R. T. Amos
E. Teschemacher
Carl Bohm
Cora Cox Lucas
Greensboro
d’Armour
Mr. Watkins
Ashley H. Watkins
Raméeur
Lycurius H. Cutler
Goldsboro
Nathan M. Ayers
J. Welch Harris
Amos Ragan Kearns
Elizabeth Hawes
Adams
Fine Arts Club meets in Thomasville with poetry and Negro literature
The Fine Arts department of the Woman's club held its monthly meeting at the Methodist Hut in Thomasville. Guests included Mrs. G E Crowell Mrs Walter Newby and Mrs Ervin Earnhardt Avenue program chaired by Mrs Charles Lambeth featured readings on De Bose Heywood Julia Peterkin and Paul Green and a vocal showcase by Miss Margaret Opal Neese with piano by Alma Andrews Refreshments were served after the program. Later Mrs J F Metters hosted the Wesley Philathea class gathering at Main Street Church with devotions readings and a social service report followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
The
Woman's Club
Methodist Hut
G. E. Crowell
Walter Newby
Ervin Earnhardt
Charles Lambeth
David Long, Jr
DeBose Heywood
W. E. Tomlinson
Julia Peterkin
Paul Green
Sister Mary
Abraham
Margaret Opal Neese
High Point
Goin
Dvorak
Gretchanarof
Lilly Strickland
Alma Andrews
J. F. Metters
Wesley Philathea
Main Street Church
W. B. May
C. L. Yates
Social Service Committee
Sallie Clodfelter
Ira Johnson
Thomasville Garden Club Meeting Held at Park Avenue Home
The Thomasville Garden Club gathered Tuesday morning with Mrs. David Long Jr. as hostess on Park avenue. Mrs. H. Phillips served as associate hostess and presided over the session. After the business portion, program leader Mrs. Bevan presented papers on Tulips and Hyacinths and on Peonies. Mrs. George Finch performed songs with piano accompaniment by Mrs. B. Crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mrs Finch Hosts Contract Club Meeting on Colonial Drive
Mrs George Finch presided over a Contract club gathering at her Colonial drive home with two tables in play. R M Cooksey won the high score prize, a double deck of cards, among club members and Ethel Porter received visitors’ prizes. Porter, guest of Ralph Wilson, hails from Stuart Florida. A two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Finch
Contract Club
Colonial Drive
R. M. Cooksey
Ethel Porter
Mesdames QC
R. Hodgin
Robert Rapp
BE. H. Mahone
Ralph Wilson
Austin Finch
Alliene Hoover
Friendship Class Oyster Supper at First Reformed Church
The Friendship class of the First Reformed church will host its annual oyster supper on Saturday evening November 18 from 5 to 8 o'clock at the church. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Reformed Church
Elizabeth Albright Class Meeting Report
The Elizabeth Albright class met with Mrs. Fred Walker on Tuesday evening November 14. There were 18 members and one visitor. Mrs. Albright read the devotional, followed by secretary and treasurer reports. A business session preceded a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Albright
Fred Walker
Albright
A B Club Presents The Boston Fireman and the Beacon Street Heiress
The A B Club staged its sixth annual community bene fit play a mellerdrammer set in the 1860s. Mrs Parker Waynick led as Little Nell with strong support from Milbourne Amos Ralph W. Slate and Charles Parker as villains. The ensemble, music by a quartet and a female led orchestra, drew a several hundred audience at the Junior High School and repeats tonight at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Boston Fireman
Beacon Street
Mrs. Parker Waynick
Little Nell
Milbourne Amos
Boston
Ralph W. Slate
Charles Robbins, Jr
J. B. Richardson
Mayne Bundy
Irvin Groome
Jerome
Dorothy Rankin
Waddletongue
Ed Mendenhall
Pete Moffitt
Holt McPherson
Virginia Frank
Lavinia Powell
Arthur Fidler
Wilson Barnes
Nat Walker
Tea for M P Auxiliary Members at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church hosted a musical tea at Mrs. C. C. Robbins home south of the city from 3 to 5 pm on Tuesday. About 75 members attended with a program led by Miss Ann Robbins and others, as tea was served and the study book Eastern Women Today and Tomorrow was discussed. The event was directed by Mrs. Richard Shaw with Miss Mary Young assisting. Union Hill P T A to meet at 7 45 pm with D H Parsons speaking on citizenship in Guilford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
C. C. Robbins
Richard Shaw
Missionary Education
Mary Young
Miss Young
Auxiliary
Roy I
J. C. Whitesell
L. Whitaker
Ann Robbins
Margaret Opal Noeese
J. H. Allred
Alma Andrews
John Walker
L. J. Diffee
W. P. Pickett
Lewis Teague
Gorrell Payne
Union Hill P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Union Hill School
D. H. Parsons
Guilford County
Friends Junior C. B. meets to plan future play
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Central Friends church meets tonight at 7 30 in the ladies parlor to choose characters for an upcoming play and to plan a towel shower for Friendsville Academy. All members urged to attend. Mary Frances Wills honored at third birthday party hosted by Mrs Paul Williams with pink and white decor and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Wills
Paul Williams
Mary Frances
Williams
S. Green
Ralph Williams
Harlin Powell
J. L. Gray
Carrie Culler
Billy
Morganton
Mary Frances Williams
Dorothy Williams
Roxana Reep
Carl Clemmons
George Vaught, Jr
Donna Williams
Betty Jo Parker
Edith
Helen Marie Williams
Kathleen Walker
Helen Louise
Robert Earl Shoaf
Gloria Mangum
Billy Culler Powell
Singing Service Planned at Glenwood M B Church
A special song service will be held Sunday November 19 at 2 oclock at Glenwood M B Church in Greensboro. Directed by A M Fentriss of Pleasant Garden and R S Smith of Liberty the event features chorus singing from united county choirs and many quartets from the annual singing convention. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood M. B
Greensboro
A. M. Fentriss
Pleasant Garden
R. Is Smith
Liberty
United Choir Singers
Henry Burke Leaves Washington Post for Raleigh Return
Henry Burke, eight years assistant director of the state budget, returned to Raleigh after 18 days as budget director for the federal adjustment administration in Washington. He said he did not like it and offered no further plans, noting he may have earned about 10 000 dollars yearly. He plans to stay in Raleigh indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Henry Burke
Federal Adjustment Administration
Washington
Burke
Dr Hill speaks to Kiwanis Club on English schooling
Dr C R Hill of High Point college spoke to the Kiwanis Club on contrasts between English and American education. He noted England values responsibility equally with knowledge and that American schools often miss this balance. A mixed choir from William Penn High School performed, and several visitors attended, including Rev J Blewood Carroll and Coach Bill Fetzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Hill
High Point College
Kiwanis Club
Hill
South Carolina
England
Camebridge University
William Penn High School
J. Blewood Carroll
Asheeville
H. Norwood Bowne
World Cities by Letter Code Trend
A linguistic note explains that many major global cities share an initial pattern with the letter eight placement, where C appears as the second letter and B as the third in common abbreviations or coding schemes.
Panama Canal laborers refuse to leave after work
About forty thousand workers who labored on the Panama Canal remain in Panama and decline to depart. They cite unresolved conditions and fear for their safety as negotiations continue with authorities.
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Panama Canal
Panama
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J. Clarence Watkins
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Elvira Peterson
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Scientific Shoe Fitting and Foot Comfort Service
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