Local Members Attend State BPW Meeting
Ten members of the local Business and Professional Woman's club attended the mid year council of the state BPW clubs at the Washington Duke hotel in Durham November 16 17. Attendees included president Kate B Ragan and notable speakers Lillian P Majally Oriana B James Cathryn Shipman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Washington Duke
Durham
Oriana B. James
Lillian P. Majally
New York City
Majally
Cathryn W. Shipman
State Federation
High Point
Kate B. Ragan
Mesdames
Mesdames Oriana B. James, Cathryn Shipman, Thelma Ryan
Helen Dunkleberger
Leona Kilburn
Carrie McGirt
Alta Chamelin
Ferro] Green
Ruth Welborn
Art Exhibit Tuesday At Emerywood Country Club
Mrs. T. M. Lee urges fine arts department members to attend the art exhibit at Emerywood Country Club tomorrow afternoon from four to six. European painter Otto John Hershel, now based in Winston-Salem, has works on display along with local artists. The Junior Service League sponsors the event and will run a thrift-shop sale with donated clothing for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Lee
Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
Otto John Hershel
Winston-Salem
Junior Service League
League
Wallburg Alumni Hear Dr Sowers At Annual Meet
Wallburg high school alumni invited Dr Wade Sowers of Lexington to speak on The Value of Friendship at the annual meeting in the school auditorium. Lucille Peco of Walkertown was elected president with David Kinnamon vice president, Mrs Paul Ivey secretary, and Hollis D Sink treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Sowers
Lexington
Wallburg High School Alumni Association
Sowers
Ivey Hine
Lucille Peco
Walkertown
David Kinnamno
Paul Ivey
Hollis D. Sink
Winston- Salem
Charles Hiatt
Fletcher Clinard
Hollis O. Sink
High Point
Winston-Salem
Kernersville
Notice of Change Of WOT Meeting Postponed
The WOT club meeting with Mrs. H. A. Millis and Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson as associate hostess has been postponed. A new date will be announced later. The notice adds a tip to frequently alternate curtains for even wear on shady and sunny windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOT Club
H. A. Millis
C. F. Tomlinson
Birth announcements from High Point Memorial hospital
The notice lists multiple births including Linda Irene Baker from Columbus Ohio and Sandra Kay Misenheimer born November 14. Delbert Clyde Summey born November 4, Jimmy Wayne Norris born November 16 Gerald Wayne Green born November 16 Shirley Marie Edwards born November 15 Terry Bernard Sanders born November 16 and a son for J H Gibson born November 17 Earlie Roger Hayworth born November 17 all at the High Point Memorial Hospital Washington Street unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens
H. J. Green
Clara Cox
Gerald Wayne
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Shirley Marie Edwards
Melvin Edwards
Trinity Rt. 2
Shirley Marie
J. B. Sanders
Thomasville Rt. 2
Terry Bernard
Earlie Roger Hayworth
E. C. Hayworth
Thomasville Rt. 1
Earlie Rogers
Washington Stret
Kinley Family Welcomes Daughter Carolyn Ann
Mr and Mrs Thurman Kinley announce the birth of daughter Carolyn Ann on Nov 17 at High Point Memorial hospital. WALLS HAVE SON Mr and Mrs Robert James Wall announce the birth of son Robert James Jr on Nov 18 at Memorial hospital. Mrs Wall formerly Miss Vlema Mullis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Misenheimer
Rt. 3
Sandra Kay
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Misenheimer
Helen Loving
Mrs Lester Morgan Recovers From Tonsillectomy
Mrs Lester Morgan is recuperating after a tonsillectomy on Friday at the Boulevard unit of the High Point Memorial. Rev Howard Hartzell, Mr Albion Millis, Mrs R F Stewart attended Mrs Frank Leak’s funeral in Rockingham today. Mrs J W Kaney of Route 6 is a patient at Washington Street Hospital after a serious operation and may receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Morgan
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Howard Hartzell
Albion Millis
R. F. Stewart
Frank Leak
Rockingham
J. W. Kaney
Route 6
Washington Street
Tea introduction in England marked social elegance
The arrival of tea in England signaled a new era of refined living as the beverage became a symbol of upper class sophistication and fashionable social rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Doing Nothing for Beauty
An advice piece by Helen Follett urges women to take a day to rest and relax to avoid nervous exhaustion. It suggests a simple routine: skip tasks, rest in bed, wear a black scarf over the eyes, read a light book, nap, bathe, scrub, and finish with showers. The goal is rejuvenation without cost or risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Follett
Life Masters reach three on the Pacific coast in bridge rise
McKenney notes three players on the Pacific coast have Life Master status, with Jack Ehrenbach of Los Angeles at No. 56 and Meyer Schleifer of Los Angeles and Louis Newman of San Francisco becoming Nos. 62 and 63. The hand discussed shows a fine point where South did not enter the bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenney
America
NEA
Life Masters
Pacific Coast
Jack Ehrenbach
Los Angeles
Meyer Schleifer
Louis Newman
San Francisco
Schleifer
South
Bridge strategy and a sewing pattern ad mixed in one piece
A discussion of the correct play after an opening spade lead cites Schleifer on card order and heart finesses. The piece also advertises Anne Adams sewing pattern 4785 with sizes listed and a call to order from Enterprise pattern department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleifer
South
North
Anne Adams
A.M
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Early tea gardens in England offered flowers and amusements
Early day tea gardens in England provided flowered walks arbours music dancing bowling and gambling for their patrons as leisure attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Men Want Busy Cook to Greet Them at Home
A Kentucky husband vanishes for five months then returns to say breakfast is ready. The piece argues men still expect wives to be home waiting with dinner, and that fifteen minutes is all that is needed to prepare a welcoming home, a holdover from past norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Grandpa
Community organizations schedule a busy Monday week
Local groups post a packed Monday timetable at the YWCA and nearby venues. Legion Auxiliary meets for November, Ladies Bridge, Junior Service League art exhibit featuring Otto Hershhel, Eastern Star oyster supper, Council of Jewish Women study groups, Home Garden Club, Mid Week Study Club, Women’s Club with national officers, and a tea at Mrs Rothrock’s home. Also Thursday Nature Study club, Friday Priscilla club tea, and Saturday Emerywood bridge and Sunday YWCA Thanksgiving breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Country
Smart. P
Emerywood Country Club
Otto John Hershhel
Winston- Salem
Thrift Shop
Eastern Star
Masoniall
Council of Jewish Women
Max Bones
Parkway
Home Garden Club
Robert Hubbard
Rotary Drive
A. M. Utley
Woman's Club
Sheraton Hotel
The
Philippines
T. F. Legarda
Mercedes Evangelist
Priscilla Club
Charles F. Carroll
Greenway Drive
R. I. Quigley
Carola Bell Williams
the Foundling
Quigley
Fidelis Class Meets Tuesday at Mrs Marshall Home
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at 502 Sunset drive the home of Mrs L P Marshall. Juvenile judge C N Cox will be guest speaker. Also advice on kitchen safety urges wiping up spills to prevent burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
L. P. Marshall
Sunset Drive
C. N. Cox
John Wesley's Tea Drinking Habit Shift Noted
Historical accounts indicate John Wesley once denounced tea but later in life reportedly became a tea drinker, reflecting a change in personal Habit or preference across his years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Bardolph
Council Jewish Women
Richard Bardolph
Woman's College
Greensboro
Fine Arts Dent
E. Endenhall, Jr
Sedgefield
Beauty Shop
High Point Road
Sweet Shoppe
West End
Guilford
C. H
Spiv
Allred, E. T
Eck
Princess Beauty Shop
and Shaeffer
C. A. Ring
Woodlawn Baptist Church
George Cooper
Winston Highway
A. B. Asbill
Wallburg
Dr. Sowers
Vicks VapoRus
Linda Irene Baker
William Baker
Columbus
Ohio
Linda Iren
Delbert Clyde Summey
Marion Summey
W. Green Street
Delbert Clyde
Summey
Lee Dixon
Gibsons
J. H. Gibson
Short Smith Street
McKenney
Tonamen South West
North Pass
Ruth Millett
American Legion Auxiliary
YWCA
Otten
Nature Study Club
E. W. Heclas
Woodrow ‘Avenue
Sarah Jones
Bridge
Johnson Street
Frances Grayson
By E. Simms Campbell
GOPR
King Peatures
Nelson Florist & Decorator
Francis
Nelson
N. Main &T
St.Joseph Irin
Scoeenegtangia
Elliott Floral CO
Hone
Ruth McAden
Tussy
Lexeddi One
Toot
Hill
Cosmetic Coun
McAden
Sgoo
A & Oa
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Elgin — Bulova
Longines
Waltham
Benrus
GRUEN
Stanley S Sys
Jeweler
S. Main
J. C. Penney CO
Beauty
Dial
English Street
Sagt
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