Y Clubs Thanksgiving Breakfast At YWCA
Y Clubs of the industrial department hold a 9 15 morning Thanksgiving breakfast at the YWCA building with a worship service. The event features a department choir and piano accompaniment followed by a talk on World Fellowship of the YWCA. Participants will attend the First Baptist church service afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Department
Doris Yarborough
Martha Hayworth
Margaret Burgess
Louise Yow
Betty Welch
Lillie Belle Smith
Shirley Dorsett
Bertha Dennis
Sally Ray
Marie Strother
World Fellowship of the Y. W. C. A
Helen Whicker
Marie Rice
Lucille Hester
Edith Lambeth
Lucille Kennedy
Doris Byrd
Elizabeth Clinard
First Baptist Church
Social Calendar For Wes Ley Memorial and Local Clubs
The program lists meetings for the Wesley Memorial church executive board at 2 pm, the Woman's Missionary Society at 3 pm, Wayside Garden club at 10 am, YWCA November luncheon at 1 pm with Helen Gardner as guest, Eastern Star at 7 30 pm with eight new members, VFW Auxiliary at 7 30 pm, American Legion at 8 pm with date change, and Wednesday Book club at 12 30 pm with luncheon and Canterbury club at 3 30 pm with a note of date change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Wayside Garden Club
John Sheloff
North Main Street
R. K. Stewart
Y.W. C.A
Adams Memorial Building
Helen Gardner
Greensboro
Order of the Eastern Star
High Point
Masonic Temple
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eye
American Legion "Pcs
H. P. Hardin
Rockford Road
Opening of Negro Girls' School in North Carolina
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs announces a state owned training school for Negro girls in Rocky Mount. Eight girls are enrolled and the formal opening occurred last Sunday with Governor J Melville Broughton and Dr Ellen B Winston speaking. Mae D Holmes named superintendent and Miss Charlotte Hawkins Brown addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MES
Charles G. Doak
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
North Carolina
Rocky Mount
J. Melville Broughton
Ellen B. Winston
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
Vernor Broughton
Winstom
Mae D. Holmes
J. Henry Highsmith
J. C. Braswell
East Carolina Training School For Boys
Citiens
Goodin Bishop Vows Announced in York South Carolina
Announcement reports the marriage of Doris Bishop to Herman Goodin on Wednesday November 8 in York South Carolina with Mildred Nunn officiating using a ring ceremony. The bride wore an orchid two piece dress and corsage of Talisman roses. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents in Fairfield Road after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Bishop
Herman Goodin
York
S. C
Mildred Nunn
Goodin
L. E. Bishop
Fairfield Road
Allen Jay School
N. G. Goodin
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named At Country Club
Mesdames C. S. Beaver and S. P. Wilhite were high scorers for North-South in Emery Wood Duplicate Club play. Reid McNamara and J. W. Thompson led East-West with top scores. Runners-up were Farrell Gray and R. Tilson for North-South and S inc e C. Fie gram Sr. and Harold McKee for East-West. Other players included Mrs. Charles Mackintosh and numerous local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mackintosh
Logan Porter, Jr
Frank Sizemore
Ee Rochelle
W. P. Hazelwood
O Durland
Robert Sheloff
Orrance Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Francis Johnson
J. S. Welborn
Phil Warner
R. B. Terry
W. E. Outen
Local Memorial Hospital Patients and Visitors Report
The bulletin lists patients at High Point Memorial Hospital including Carey J. Davis and Mrs J C Sechrest, noting operations and current satisfactory conditions. Visitors are allowed. other locals visit relatives and travelers, with notes on former serviceman Fireman First Class Frazier and attendees at a NC Press Women meeting in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sechrest
Route 1
High Point
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs Arnold Honored At Bridge Party
Mrs Joseph A Arnold a recent bride is honored at a bridge and bingo party hosted by Misses Wilma Kemp and Grace Ellington at 802 Arbordale drive Thursday evening November 16 Guests include Miss Margaret G McKinney before marriage and many listed ladies from High Point Thomasville Lexington and other areas with gifts received by the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Arnold
Wilma Kemp
Grace Ellington
E. V. McLeod
Arbordale Drive
Arnold
Pfe
Margaret G. McKinney
McKinney
Cable Street
Ruby Hill
Inez Hunsucker
Mildred Woodall
Vera Lee Jones
Jackie Daniels
Frances Foster
Rachel Ingram
Juanita McKinney
Doris Horne
Gladys Rigsdill
Mesdames Randall Truett
Andrew Smith
Howard Horney
Thurman Sykes
Marion Sorrell
Bennie Horne, Jr
R. H. Gordon
Clarence Daily
FE. W. McLeod
High Point
Martha Allen
Rachel Baily
Kat
Book Club Meeting With Mrs Hardin at Rockford Road
The Wednesday Book club will meet at Mrs H P Hardin’s Rockford road home. Lunch is served at 12:30 with the program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
H. P. Hardin
Rockford Road
Miss Helen Garner to Address YWCA Luncheon Tuesday
Miss Helen Garner secretary of the YWCA will be the principal speaker at the November membership luncheon Tuesday at 1 pm. The event is a Thanksgiving luncheon with a program featuring YWCA world fellowship. Other week events include club meetings canceled for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Garner
YWCA
Y.W. C.A
Y.W.C.A
Y.W.C.A. World Fellowship
Tha Tuenky
Mrs Crawford Hosts Candy’s First Birthday Party
Mrs H B Crawford entertained her one year old daughter Candy on her birthday at her Edge dale drive home. Four guests ages 11 to 14 months attended a tea with a pink and white cake and ice cream. Gifts included a miniature corsage of pink rosebuds and white carnations.
Winners Named In Emerywood Country Club Bridge Event
Mr and Mrs R B Terry captured the North South score honors at the Emerywood country club bridge evening. East West honors went to Mesdames Valette J Harris and T Adams. Runners up included Mesdames R D Pillson J O Hauschild and Mesdames Farrell Gray W P Hazelwood. High in contract went to Mesdames George Jones Jr and Victor Dallas. Other players included Mr and Mrs J Ski Lt and Mrs Phil Warner and many more. The article also notes common lawn weed sources and seed quality concerns affecting lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Terry
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Lydia Kiger Weds Clete Idol In Vows Here
Miss Lydia Kiger daughter of Mrs Henry Kiger and the late Mr Kiger of Pinnacle marries Clete Idol son of the late Mr and Mrs Charlie Idol of Greensboro in a simple First Baptist ceremony on November 18. Dr A B Conrad officiates at 8 pm before relatives and close friends. The couple leaves for a New York trip then plans to live at 21 West Bay Street High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Marie Rothrock
Clarence A. Edmunds
United States Army Air Corps
Reidsville
O. A. Rothrock
Rothrock
Virginia Intermont College
High Point College
Lydia Kiger
Henry Edward Kiger
Mr. Kiger
Pinnacle
Route Two
Cedol
Charlie Idol
Greensboro
Route Three
First Baptist Church
A. B. Conrad
Ray Caudle
Bond
Pilot Mountain High School
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
B. A. Sumner
Guilford County
Desser
New York
West Bay Street
High Point
Mrs Hedgecock Honored At Married Bride Shower
Mrs Percy Hedgecock was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mesdames Fred and Clyde Hedgecock at Winston Road. Guests enjoyed bingo, a book presentation for the bride, and gifts, with refreshments shared by Sgt Hedgecock and several husbands present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Clyde
Roy R. Hedgecock
Fred H . Winston Road
Percy Hedgecock
Ar Wuhan
Citf
Ruby Joyce
Joe On
Howard Mooney
H. P. Hedgecock
John Moore
Vernon Hedgecock
Edgar Idol
F. L. Hedgecock
E. L. Davis
F. C. Hedgecock
Felix Miller
Ray Idol
H. A. Moorefield
R. M. Falls
A. O. Boles
Joe Joyce
M. L. Hedgecock
Carl Speer
S. C. Idol
H K
Moore
Jerry Hedgecock
Olene Welborn
Virginia Idol
Kitty Frazier
Barbara Jean
Nancy Hedgecock
Sgt. Hedgecock
Silver Star guiding my steps on life’s bar
Gertrude Page writes a devotional line praising a silver star that guides her daily path and asks for divine help to cross the bar on her way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Page
Newcomers Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Trotter
The Newcomers club met at Gantt A apartments on Wednesday afternoon to name workers for booths in the Women’s Division of the Sixth War Drive. Mrs Henry L Trotter presided as Mrs W J McClure outlined Thanksgiving basket donations and future delegates. One new member joined, with visitors from Atlanta and praise for community project work, as fifteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Trotter
Gantt A
W. J. McClure
C. L. Eaton
W. K. Wiley
Susie B. Roberts
Atlanta
Evelyn Penny
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R. L. Hicks
Monthew Avenue
Anna Lee
William Aubrey Perkins
United States Navy
J. L. Peres
Sil Centennial Avenue
Sergeant Mac
Sata eRieeerpeenes
Ee Arch
Quality Shoe Store
Canterbury Club
Carson Burns
NCFWC
Negro Girls’ School
Vicks
Vic
Coucus Drors
Carey J. Davis
Gh Point Memorial Hospital
F. W. Frazier
U. S. Navy
D. F. Frazier
Thomasville Road
Normandy
France
Florence McDowell
South
Hamilton Street
W Street
High Memorial Hospital
George W. Keener
Maiden
A. L. Cooke
English Street
Charles Harbinson
Madeline Hoover
Raleigh
North Carolina Press
Sir Walter Raleightel
Nell Craig
Oman's College News
J. C. Johnson
Thissell Street
W. A. Hancock
West Broad Street
J. O. Young
Joe
Susan
Abilene
Tex
Dot Miller
Raymond Scott
Monroe
Eleanor Garrett
Randolph-Macon College
C. C. Garrett
Garrett
Dorothy Johnson
New Orleans
Marion A. Padgett
Marion
Garland G. Bright
Roy M. Padgett
B. T. Clanton
Roy C. Murr
Mrs. Arnold
B. and P
Lloyd Thayer
Florence
Adams Club
H. W. ‘Ain
Mrs. Crawford
Western Hemisphere
China
Caselton Lenox
International Selig
Wedene Spode
Clete C. Idol
Mrs. Hedgecock
Minnie Lee
Steed
Vera Buckner
Fu By
Tyner
Hetty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty Shop Rats
N. Main St
Gotton
Pergale
Justin
Seersucker
Rayons
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