First Aid Class and Essay Contest Planned by VFW Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 9899 in Archdale met behind a meeting at the post home with President Anna Rowe McKinney presiding. They discussed sponsoring a local first aid course and an essay contest, outlined a woman of the year plaque, and welcomed two new members.
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VFW Post
Post
Archdale
Anna Rowe McKinney
McKinney
Nolan Callicott
Allen Fields
Mary Hodgin
Mrs Thomas Speaks at Spade n Grow Christmas Meet
Mrs Fred A Thomas Jr addressed Spade n Grow Garden Club on Christmas Decorations at Mrs Darrell Kennedy s home Route 4 Thomasville. Kennedy led the meeting and plans were set for delivering two baskets to homes for the aged for Thanksgiving. Associate hostess Mrs Rodney Wells led the devotional and helped with refreshments. Mrs Coleen Justice won the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thomas
Spade ‘N’ Grow
Fred A. Thomas Jr
Spade ‘N’ Grow Garden Club
Darrell Kennedy
Route 4
Thomasville
Thomas
Kennedy
Rodney Wells
Coleen Justice
Workshop Highlight at Hum n Hoe Meeting in Flower Arranging
Mrs Hugh Kellam led the final series on flower arranging at the Hum n Hoe Garden Club meeting. Hostess Mrs W B Gray of Gatewood Avenue and associate Mrs James Bond served a Thanksgiving themed tray of cakes and sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kellam
Hum ‘N’ Hoe
W. B. Gray
Gatewood Avenue
James Bond
Slides Of Europe Shown At Green Acre Meeting
Mrs. Norman Kirkman presented slides of Europe and the British Isles to Green Acre Garden Club members at her Birchwood Dive home. Club president Mrs. William A. Anderson led the business session with a council report by Mrs. Marcus Aderholt who also assisted as hostess. Plans for a Christmas social formed upon members' arrival.
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Europe
Green Acre
Norman Kirkman
British Isles
Green Acre Garden Club
John Hayworth
Birchwood Dive
William A. Anderson
Marcus Aderholt
Mrs Hawthorne Leads Garden Club Workshop
Mrs Hawthorne presented the third workshop for Dig ’n’ Hostess members at her Orville Drive home. Mrs Lang Mullinix presided as the club voted to donate a Christmas wreath to the VA Hospital in Salisbury. Bob Lyda outlined a work chart for the club project. Tea and refreshments were served.
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Harry Hawthorne
Dig ‘N
Orville Drive
Hawthorne
Lang Mullinix
Salisbury
Bob Lyda
Musical Art Club Program by Mrs Johnson and Miss Lewis
The Musical Art Club met at Mrs Ralph Millers home with Mrs Harold Johnson and Miss Dot Lewis presenting. Mrs Johnson accompanied by Mrs Sidney Gale performed selections including La Giro Metta Nu vole Miranda and Strictly Germ Proof. Miss Lewis offered Partita 1 Bach and Polonaise in A flat major by Cho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Ralph Miller
Country Club
Harold Johnson
Dot Lewis
Neal Austin Speaks at Book League Meeting
Neal Austin was guest speaker at the Book League’s Tuesday morning meeting hosted by Mrs. W. P. Price at 607 Colonial Dr. He discussed two little read titles, Tidings by Ernst Wiechert and Nandia by Austin Wright, noting their potential for discussion and thought. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Austin
Book League
W. P. Price
Colonial
Mr. Austin
Ernst Wiechert
Nandia
Austin Wright
Studio of Child Care PTA Elects Officers
The Studio of Child Care PTA elected officers at the second meeting of the school year. Mildred adberry rs. ed Br was named president with Mrs. Fred Bame as vice president. Christmas Festival duties were assigned. Mrs. Bess Wampler led devotionals and Mrs. Jean Davidson ran the meeting. First grade teacher Mrs. Alice Armfield spoke on guiding children to school and held an open forum for parents.
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Studio OF
PTA
Mildred Adberry
Ed Br
Fred Bame
Roy
Bess Wampler
Jean Davidson
Alice Armfield
Kohnnie Sanders Celebrates Sixth Birthday
Yesterday six year old Kohnnie Sanders daughter of Mr and Mrs Kohn Sanders of Dartmouth Street was honored at the Studio of Child Care School with classmates. Children sang and danced then the honoree opened gifts. Refreshments followed and a party favor of horns and balloons was given to attendees. Mrs Kohn Sanders attended. CARVER NEEDS SPACE quote notes space and table setting advice prior to service.
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Kohnnie Sanders
Kohn Sanders
Dartmouth Street
Child Care School
Helpers Class Meeting at Rankin Memorial Church
The Helpers Class of Rankin Memorial Church will gather Friday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs Lee King at 306 West Ray Street hosts. The Archdale United Society of Friends Women plans a Thursday 7 30 p.m. meeting at the Archdale Friends Parsonage with Mesdames Harris Burchfield Tucker Wagner hosting. The Willing Workers Class of Pilgrim Holiness Church holds a Thursday special business meeting hosted by Mrs D F Davis at 525 White Oak Street with Mrs Emm Oakley assisting. The Surshine Class of Pilgrim Holiness Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Margaret Leverett’s home 607 North Drive.
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Rankin Memorial Church
Lee King
W. Ray Sr
Archdale United Society of Friends
Archdale Friends Parsonage
Mesdames
Maie Harris
Maude Burchfield
Hilda Tucker
Effin Wagner
Pilgrim Holiness Church
D. F. Davis
White Oak St
Emm Oakley
Pi'arim Holiness Church
Margaret Leverett
North Dr
YWCA Weekly Calendar Highlights Activities for Teens
The YWCA lists a Wednesday schedule featuring Y-Teens for 8th to 11th grades at 4:00 PM and bridge games. Thursday brings Intermediate Bridge and Interior Decorating. a Robins Club meeting, Agenda Club, and a 30 Modernette session. Friday offers an Investments class. Saturday includes Bible Story Time at 9:15 AM and a Y-Teen Dance at 8:00 PM at WMFR.
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WMFR
Thomasville Church Bazaar Planned by Local Groups
A turkey supper bazaar at First Methodist Church in Thomasville Saturday offers handmade Christmas gifts, baked goods, and candies. Sponsored by the Woman's Society and Methodist Men, the sale runs from 5 to 8 p.m. in the church Fellowship Hall with tickets available from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society
Charles Stallings
Wuchae to Play at Barn Dance in Sedgefield Event
Buck Wuchae and his Desert Knights will perform at a Barn Dance at Sedgefield Country Club on November 21. An old fashioned country buffet opens at 8 p.m. Quadrille Club of the Greensboro Recreation Department will present a square dance demonstration. Dancing runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Wuchae
Desert Knights
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
Mrs Virginia Jackson Heads to Washington D C
Mrs Virginia Jackson left today for Washington D C and will be accompanied by her father G E Thayer returning to High Point Thayer has been a patient at George Washington University Hospital Joseph H Clinard flew back to New York City after visiting his father A C Clinard a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital Clinard also visited other relatives here Mrs Bud Kearns of 402 Woodjefferies
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Virginia Jackson
Washington, D. C
Joseph H. Clinard
New York City
High Point
A. C. Clinard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Clinard
Miss Myers Weds Clyde W Chapman At Lexington Church
Miss Mary Frances Myers married Clyde W Chapman at 7 30 Saturday in the Lexington Avenue Baptist Church parsonage. Rev W W Robbins officiated. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin C Myers of 907 Howard Street. The groom is son of the late Mr and Mrs Pink Chapman. They reside at 1205 Centennial Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Myers
Clyde W. Chapman
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
W. W. Robbins
Edwin C. Myers
Howard St
Pink Chapman
Chapman
Centennial Ave
Pilot International official discusses scholarships and service
Mrs. Mary A. Corbett Lt Governor of District 6 outlines new scholarships for women from India Lebanon Norway and Korea studying in the United States along with ongoing programs such as the Roscoe Jackson Memorial Laboratory cancer research project in Bar Harbor and Notre Dame Cathedral windows in Vimoutiers. She urged attendance at the District 6 convention in New Bern and the San Francisco International convention while praising the High Point Society for Crippled Children and Adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Corbett
Pilot International
India
Lebanon
Norway
Korea
Ruby Newhall
Corbett
Roscoe Jackson
Bar Harbor
Main
District 6
New Bern
Inter
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Doris Pierce
North Carolina
VFW
Gertrude Rhind
Elkin
Pierce
National Memorial Building Fund
Mary Pegram
Dorothy Lowe
Ted Schubert
Bond
Kellam
Mrs. Hawthorne
Garden Club
Tlandia
Ourey
Pta News
Carver
Friends Women
Pilgrim Holiness Group
Ywca Calendar
NEA
Mera Wien
Bailey
E. Green Street
Thomasville Church Group
Bud Kearns
Wood
Miss Myers Ls
Mr. Chapman
Clyde W, Chapman
Adoria Beauty Salon
S. Main Street
By Marie Davant
New York
Chemical Science
Beng
Ieee
Mann's
Mann Drug CO
Necchi
Pilot Club
San Francisco
California
Shelly C. York
Almietta Brooks
Newell G. Black
G. A. Osborne
High Point Society For Crippled Children
C. E. Hodgin
Edwin
Perry
Eva Alexander
Sheraton
Aimetta
Formica, Micarta
S. Main St
High Point Yhone
Hughes
N. Main
Larson
C.R.D
Larson’s
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