Musical Art Club Sets November Meeting at Sheraton
The Musical Art Club will meet Monday night November 20 at eight in the Sheraton hotel private dining room replacing the country club venue. The program features cello solos by Charles Pier from Greensboro College and NC State Symphony Orchestra fame, plus violin, flute, piano, and vocal solos with several local accompanists. Members are urged to attend and invite others to enjoy the organized sequence of performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Sheraton
Country Club
Sheraton Hotel
Charles Pier
Greensboro
Music
Greensboro College
Mr. Pier
North Carolina State Symphony Orchestra
Vielers
Gardner
Evelyn Sharp
Iris Welch
Chopin
Hark
Schubert Liszt
Charles McAnally
Edwards
Haven
Hall
R. T. Amos
Larghetto
Mozart
Glazennow
Sidney Gayle
Audrey Bruton
Alma Andrews
Bring A Dish Luncheon Feature Of Canterbury Meeting
Canterbury club members hosted a bring-a-dish luncheon at Mrs. William Lindsay’s Otteray drive home as part of their bi monthly meeting. Mrs. R A McPheeters led the program with a talk on the Tennessee river including childhood memories near Savannah and river steamboats and the Muscle Shoals project. Guests included Mrs. H B Stacey of Lumberton and other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Canterbury Club
William Lindsay
Otteray Drive
R. A. McPheeters
Tennessee River
Muscle Shoals Project
H. B. Stacey
Lumberton
Craven Page
Mesdames W. F. Ellis
Hoke Bullard
Hamiy Brockmann
Everett Marsh
Ray Jordan
Social Calendar Notes November club meetings
The Social Calendar lists November gatherings at various locations. Miss Virginia Frank leads Pest club in the Sheraton private dining room. W C T U meets at the Y W C A with group two hosting. Mrs R K Stewart hosts the W O Q T club at 303 West Farriss avenue with Mrs W C Idol and Mrs Gilbert Clark in charge. Mothers Study club of Wesley Memorial meets with Mrs Harry White at 1108 Johnson street. An International Dinner will be held by the Business and Professional Girls club at the Y W C A building with Miss Rachel Wolff speaking. Additional events include Burbank Garden club at Miss Mary Mungan 708 Monthey avenue. Wednesday Contract club at Mrs Sam Davis Jr on South Main. Wednesday Book club at Mrs I P Ingle on Sherbrook court. tea for Mrs John Whitescarver at 400 East Washington street. Priscilla club breakfast at Elwood hotel with Mrs R K Young. Philomathean club meeting with Mrs Chas Ragan at 252 South Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Y. W. Group
Rachel Wolff
Winston-Salem
National Council
Pest
Sheraton
Virginia Frank
R. K. Stewart
W. OQ. T
West Farriss Avenue
W. C. Idol
Gilbert Clark
Mothers’ Study Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Harry White
Johnson Street
R. C. Hubbard
Burbank
Mary Mungan
Monthey Avenue
C. S. Grayson
Sam Davis, Jr
South Main Street
I. P. Ingle
Sherbrook Court
Women church groups schedule meetings and supper
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church holds its regular monthly meeting Monday at 3 PM with hostesses E L Auman F R Auman Jones Burns W C Lyndon L E Teague A M Rankin and Miss Mary Lyndon. The Ladies Aid Archdale M E church serves an oyster and chicken noodle supper Friday November 24 from 6 to 9 PM with a bazaar and a small plate charge inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
E. L. Auman
F. R. Auman
Jones Burns
W. C. Lyndon
L. E. Teague
A. M. Rankin
Mary Lyndon
Ladies Aid Society
Archdale M. E
Unique Oak Hill Chapel Program Promotes Reading
Mrs. Ross sixth grade group at Oak Hill School presented a Book Week chapel. The program began with devotions and Bible verses, followed by songs "Trees" and "The Moon and Her Children." Students narrated the John Newberry medal, prize books since 1921, and sketches of Young Fu of the Upper Yantze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Oak Hill
Mary Joe Scales
John Newberry
Edna Embler
Gloria Snipes
Lawrence Hiatt
Opal Rose
Upper
Yantze
Elizabeth Forman Lewis
Pauline Hill
Akers
Hutchens
Teddy Fitzgerald
A. B. Lockhart
Edward Reynolds
Paul Collins
Buge Walton
Robert McDaniel
Miss Hedrick Hosts Party At Grace Street Home
Miss Dorothy Hedrick entertained a number of friends at her home 1101 Grace Street Friday with games and dancing. Music was provided by the Oklahoma Cowboys and a weiner roast followed at Hayworth Springs with fifteen guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hedrick
Grace Street
Oklahoma Cowboys
Hayworth Prings
Reformers Society to Meet Tonight and Community Notices
The Reformed church Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society convenes at 6 30 p m with Rev W Rh Shaffer leading on the topic Avoiding Shams and Pretenses A Oxford Orphanage singing class concert is set for Monday at 7 30 p m in the Junior high school auditorium admission free The Mothers Study club of Wesley Memorial church meets Tuesday at 3 30 p m at Mrs Harry White 1168 Johnson St with subject The Family Melting Pot The Woman's Auxiliary of St Mary’s Episcopal church gathers Monday at 8 30 p m at the parish house All members urged to attend Mrs R Allen Burton hosts the Thursday Night Bridge Club at her Hodgin Street home scores winner Miss Tris Aulbert prize A birthday gathering honors Eileen Turner at 312 Reed St with games cake ice cream and gifts Pentagon Anniversary Dance features Jack Wardlaw and Carolina Pines at Sedgefield Manor on Friday November 24 with 15 instrumentalists and two torch singers Chaperoned by local families the event aims to attract many young attendees from High Point and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Betenbaugh
English Court
Betty Marie
Bob Bates
Betty Joe Edwards
Betty
Billy Betenbaugh
Peggy Sue Bates
Betty Croker
Jack Ridge
James Guy Ridge
Glen Patterson
Helen Richard McPherson
Oxford
Mothers’ Study Club
Wesley Memorial Church
Harry White
Johnson Street
R. C. Hubbard
R. Allen Burton
Hodgin Street
Tris Aulbert
Letha Prevatte
Dot Kennedy
Jessie Burton
Dot
Juanita Meredith
Iris Aulbert
Peggy Shielde
Lexington
Downey
Lynn Bartsch
Dallas Agner
Dennis Junior
Dermont Welborn
Betsy Jane
Billy Pendry
William Poole
Thurman
Hazel Norman
Bill
Geo. Scarce
Edna
Helen Sexton
Pauline Cook
Dorothy
Lois
Tiny Poole
Joan Davis
Baby Ann Davis
Louise Haney
Helen Jacobs
Eileen
Bobby Turner
Pentagon
Pentagon Club
Jack Wardlaw
Carolina Pines
Sedgefield Manor
High Point
E C Holden Speaks at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Dr. E C Holden, WWI sergeant of the 386th Tanks Corps, spoke to the Legion Auxiliary Friday evening. He described overseas service and November 11, 1918, armistice reminiscences as Mrs. A M Richardson introduced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. C. Holden
386Th Tanks Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Plano
R. R. Blackburn
Bride to Be Honors Tea and Local Notices from High Point
The piece notes a Pentagon Club event with Jack Wardlaw and the Carolina Pines Orchestra at Sedgefield Manor on November 24, 1933, 10 to 2, and mentions a tea honoring a bride to be with invitations sent to Mrs. Jesse Franklin Hayden and Mrs. Whitescarver. It also reports illness updates for Little Billy Ray Campbell and Jimmie Kent returning from the Guilford hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Jack Wardlaw
Carolina Pines
Sedgefield Manor
Pal
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James Elbert West
Staley
North Carolina
Lincolnton
Lovette
Twilight
Mann Drug No. 2
Eugene
Elaine
Willowbrook Street
West End
Beauty Shop
English Street
Yows Funeral Home
Ambulan
Pategon
J@klyn McMullan
Mildred Crowder
Virginia Fraley
Sarah Denny
Caroline Dalton
Emma Blair
Emma Blair School
Ed Johnson
Ragan
Philomathean Club
Charles Ragan
Mrs. Young
Priscilla Club
Green Street Baptist Church
Mary Helen
Ruth Davis
Vine Street
Burbank Club
Burbank Garden Club
Montheu Avenue
Wesley
Wesley Bible
M. J. Crowder
J. P. Crowder
C. EB. Cummings
Be, M. Brower
J. P. Walton
Charlie Chamelin
Davis
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
M. P
Archdale Ladies Aid
Mrs. Betenbaugh
Gideon
E. M. Blakely
Wade Luther
Lynn Haney
David Shelton
Joe Leonard
Earl Meyers
Raymond Samuels
Miss Hedrick
Oxford Singing Class
Mothers’ Club
ST. Mary's Auxiliary
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Mrs. Turner
Perkinson
North Main
Wtatatotaion
VOGUE
Croquignole Permanent
Commercial Bank
Mgr
E. C. Holden
Legion Auxiliary Meet
C. A. York
Oteen
Rose Davia
Tade
Reid Marsh
David
Lewis Teague
Higheh Fund
Ing
Ansht Marehall
Burris
Mrs. Lewis
Gatles
Jesse Franklin Hayden
Washington Street
Johns Whitescarver
Whitescarver
Velva Hayden
Billy Ray Campbell
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
Lamberthn
Mia
Parkway
Jimmie Kent
Kent
Guilford Pital
Pam-Ray
SPH
Marcel
Parmler Crous
Lexington, N. C
Raychelle Tatum
Mail
Quality Beauty Shop
Coiffure
Haves Beauty Salon
Main and
Washington
Allied Institute
ORIA
Carlton Crouse
MR. L. C. Bennett
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