Miss Alice Caldwell Hosts Tea for Sarah Tomlinson Bride Elect
Miss Alice Caldwell hosted a small informal tea at her Park Way home to honor Miss Sarah Tomlinson, a popular bride-elect. About twenty-five guests, welcomed by Mrs. Henry Foscue, enjoyed refreshments as the centerpiece featured white and yellow chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Caldwell
Sarah Tomlinson
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Parkway
Henry Foscue
Charles F. Vomlinson
J. Bk. Foscue
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
Howard S. Hartzell
West Emerywood Club Entertained At Mrs C T Ingram Jr Home
The West Emerywood Garden Club met at Mrs C T Ingram Sr s home for a regular session. Mrs Elliott S Wood spoke on table arrangement with holiday and seasonal decorations while Mrs Robert Davis discussed November garden tasks for spring and summer upkeep. President Mrs James S Moffitt led a brief meeting and a note on the High Point Council project to improve the Y W C A lawn was tabled for later discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Emerywood Club
C. T. Ingram, Jr
West Emerywood Garden Club
C. T. Ingram,Sr
Mesdames Elliott S. Wood
Robert Davis
Study Club Hears Flag Program At Red Cross
Mid-Week Study Club met at the Adams Memorial YWCA surgical dressing rooms to roll bandages replacing part of its meetings with this work. Mrs T A Kearns presented a program on our flag explaining rules and regulations, showing a flag over thirty-two years old used in New Bern’s 200th anniversary in 1910. About a dozen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Adams Memorial Y.W.C
T. A. Kearns
Kearns
Wednesday Eight Entertained By Miss Galloway
The Wednesday Eight club enjoyed a bridge gathering hosted by Miss Kathleen Galloway on East Farriss Avenue with two tables in a fall flower setting. Betsy White was top scorer and received stationery while Theresa Feeney won novelty soap as runner up. A brief business session preceded a sweet course for Misses Blanche Williams Theresa Feeney Maud Carraway Betsy White and Mesdames C Williams Newell Black Allan Burton Spencer Osborne and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Galloway
East Farriss Avenue
Betsy White
Theresa Feeney
Blanche Williams
Maud Carraway
Mesdames C. F. Williams
Newell Black
Allan Burton
Spencer Osborne
Silver Tea Given by Brentwood P T A
A Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association silver tea was held yesterday at Mrs. Bruce S. Clodfelter’s Model Farm Avenue home. Guests arrived between 2 30 and 4 o'clock for a benefit event with coffee and delicacies. The next tea will be hosted by Mrs. Carl R Shelton at 521 Carter Street next Wednesday in the same hours. A past note mentions Sweden's match industry operating at 25 percent capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
Bruce S. Clodfelter
Model Farm Avenue
Carl R. Shelton
Carter Street
Social Calendar Highlights Bridal Events This Week
Social calendar lists multiple bridal events centered on Miss Margaret Watson and Miss Tomlinson. Gatherings include dining at Asia Restaurant and private homes, luncheons at Sheraton Hotel and Emerywood Club, a Canterbury Club meeting, a bridge party on Johnson Street, and a country club dinner dance with music by John Peddicord and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Slate
Sheraton Hotel
Tomlinson
Canterbury Club
Everett Marsh
Hame
Johnson Street
P. W. Grandjean
Margaret Watson
Mabel Burnett
Mary Ruth Kimrey
High Point
Route Four
A. Scott Parker, Jr
James
Lovelace
Emerywood Club
H. W. McCain
Collier Ellis, Jr
Collier Ellis
John Peddicord
Local residents noted in brief health and travel updates
Pfc James Hedrick returns to Dover Dover Indiana after a visit with parents at 611 Harland Avenue. Mrs Lewis Einhorn plans return to High Point November 29 from Hahnemann Philadelphia major operation. Mrs Harry Anthony returns from Mass visit to Adams Holyoke and Springfield. Charles Vaughn, son of J E Vaughn, is well at home. Edna Patterson returns home Briggs Avenue after Guilford General Hospital operation. Mrs L G Monroe recuperating at Briggs Avenue from bronchitis. Mrs J M Beck arrives from Charleston for visit at 203 Roland Park Avenue through mid next week. Joseph Baker Shelton now at Great Lakes Naval Training Sta after travel from High Point to Winston-Salem Raleigh. Mrs Felix Brockmann improving at Burrus Memorial Hospital and can receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hedrick
Municipal Air Base
Dover
Ind
J. E. Hedrick
Highland Avenue
Pfc
Hedrick
That
Lewis Einhorn
Emerywood Court Apartments
High Point
Hahnnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Edna Patterson
Briggs Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
J. M. Beck
Charleston
S.C
Alrs
George Haralson
Roland Park Avenue
Joseph Baker Shelton
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Mrs Dalton to Speak on Radio for Nation War Week
Mrs Carter Dalton regional chairman of the Women s Division of the War Savings Staff Committee will speak on the radio Sunday evening at 5 to launch National War Week here. The event runs November 22 through 28 as a drive to sell war bonds and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
War Savings Staff Committee
BPWC Group To Attend Mid-Year Council Session
High Point Business and Professional Women's club completed plans to attend the annual Mid-Year Council in Burlington November 11 to 22. President Mrs. Margaret Farley will lead the delegation, with Ruth Welborn Evelyn Boyd Eleanor Currin Carrie McGirt and Mesdames Frances Casey Oriana B James Kate Ragan Helen Dunkelberger. New member Mrs Dorothy Hall joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Margaret Farley
Ruth Welborn
Evelyn Boyd
Eleanor Currin
Carrie McGirt
Mesdames
Frances Casey
Oriana B. James
Kate Ragan
Helen Dunkelberger
Dorothy Hall
W. B. Hall
Graduate Nurses Club
Dr Carrick speaks on bulbs to Burbank Garden Club
Dr D B Carrick addressed the Burbank Garden Club at Mrs Charles F Carrolls home on bulbs with demonstrations and pictures. Mrs H P Morrison led the meeting and a brief business session followed. Thanksgiving table arrangements by Mesdames Sechrest Hartley Sale and Lowe were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Mesdames R. H. Sechrest
Edgar Hartley
W. D. Sale, Jr
George W. Lowe
Charlie Monroe at Brentwood Tonight
Brentwood PTA hosts Charlie Monroe and his Noonday Jamboree this evening at 8 at the school. Public invited for an evening of music and fun, with a portion of proceeds going to the PTA treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Charlie Monroe
P.T. A
Church Social Circle meets at Mrs Carroll’s home
The Ward iStreet Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service plans a 7 30 p m gathering tonight at Mrs Fred Carroll’s Hodgin g Street All members urged to attend The Anderson Memorial class of Oak Hill Friends Church plans its regular monthly business meeting Friday night Nov 20 at 7 30 at Miss Pearl Newton Prospect St Route 2 High Point NC The Susannah Wesley class of Archdale Methodist Church meets this evening at 7 30 at Mrs T F White’s home The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial Methodist Church holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening at 7 30 at Mrs W J Jeffrey 107 Oak Street Associate hostesses will be Mesdames A R Miller and A W Goad Cuba increases pepper potato and cucumber acreage to ship more to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ward
iStreet Methodist Church
Fred Carroll
Hodging Street
Anderson Memorial
Oak Hill
Susannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
T. F. White
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
W. J. Jeffrey
Oak Street
A. R. Miller
A. W. Goad
Local births announced for three families
Mr and Mrs A B Bell of 908 Barbee Street announce the birth of daughter Patricia May on November 17 at Burrus Memorial Hospital Mars. Bell is the former Pauline Jennings. Mr and Mrs C L Brown announce the birth of son William Kenneth on November 14 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Brown and baby at home on route one. Mr and Mrs G C Stinson of High Point route two announce the birth of son Leon Marvin on Saturday November 15 at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bell
Barbee Street
Patricia May
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mars
Bell
Pauline
Jennings
C. L. Brown
William Kenneth
G. C. Stinson
High Point Route Two
Leon Marvin
Meredith Alumnae Entertain At Luncheon For Convention Visitors
About seventy five members of the Meredith College Alumnae Association gathered at the First Methodist Church for a luncheon for Baptist convention visitors during a three day session at the First Baptist Church. Dr Carlyle Campbell president of Meredith College spoke on college activities and wartime effects on registration. R H Satterfield of Raleigh spoke as Meredith field secretary. Mrs D A Rawley presided and Miss Mae Grimmer introduced guests. The program opened with prayer and closed with Alma Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
High Point
Meredith College
First Baptist Church
Carlyle Campbell
Meredith
L. R
Tary
D. A. Rawley
Mae Grimmer
A. B. Hunter
Raleigh
Al‘Wah Boyles
James Lambeth, Jr
Tomlinson Foscue Wedding Invitations Issued
Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson to Lieutenant James Ernest Foscue, Air Forces Army of the United States, will marry Saturday November 28 at 5 p.m. in Springfield Friends Church. Mr and Mrs Charles Fawcett Tomlinson request the honour of your presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
James FE. Foscue
Springfield Friends Church
Mgr
Charles Fawcett Tomlinson
Sarah Lacy
James Ernest Foscue
Air Forces
Army of the United States
Dr MacArthur Speakers For YWCA Groups
Dr Kathl en MacArthur spoke to the YWCA Business and Professional Club and allied groups on today s work and tomorrow s planning. She urged focus on four core aims and the postwar world shaped by democracy and Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
Kathleen ‘MacArthur
Rational Y
Dr. MacArthur
Springfield Friends Church Event Details
An event is set for the eighth of November at five o'clock at Springfield Friends Church in High Point North Carolina. The notice names the venue and date and provides location context for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Friends Church
High Point
North Carolina
Cuba Ships More Fresh Vegetables to U S
A report notes Cuba increasing shipments of fresh vegetables to the United States compared with the previous year. A separate anecdote describes a London taxi driver who removes the steering wheel from his car and carries it into a cafe to immobilize the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
London
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Clinton Starch
Clinton
Miss Galloway
T. A
Sweden
Nwa
Jembo Peat
Frank
the Frank Tea & Spice CO
P.O
Civesnatch
Aed Ps
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Ross Armsworthy
Asia Restaurant
Harry Anthony
West
Lexington
Gordon Prince
Adams
Mass
Anthony
Holyoke
Springfield
Charles Vaughn
J. E. Vaughn
West Bay Street
Felix Brockmann
BPWC
D. B. Carrick
Burbank Club
Iward Street
Imeets
Rankin Memorial Philatheas Meeting
The
Meredith Alumnae
Ywca Groups
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Guilford
Richardson
Bemberg
Rayon
Oxfords
Patr
Coats
Rics
el Araid
American Institute of Laundering
Homsekery
Sao Trrcares
Arrid
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