Social Calendar Highlights Evening Meetings and Parties
A week of social events lists WCTU at 826 North Main with a program on Peace. Bay Street PTA benefit party with bridge and anagrams. Emerywood Country Club hosts an evening bridge party. Mrs. J D Brame hosts the Garden club with a botany lecture. midweek study club, Music-Literature Department events, and bridge evenings honor Mary Julia Crawley. Public notices include Jewish Women and Meredith College Alumnae events and a Club of Twelve dinner at Brentley circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Henry White
Bay Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Floyd Wilson
Melvin Hayes
Emerywood Country Club
A. B. Henley
Co. T. Ingram, Jr
R. L. Trout
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
Bowen
High Point College
J. W. Chandler
Hillcrest Drive
Woman's Club
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
R.S. Lafferty
W. R. Shaffer
You Can Sew This Yourself Pattern for a Smart House Dress
A Marian Martin pattern 9199 offers a coat like dress with slimming panels and a round neckline. It suits brides and mature housewives with options for long sleeves, plaid or checked cotton, and sizes 16 to 46. Send fifteen cents per pattern plus mailing details for the winter issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Outstanding piano program by Mark Hoffman in Greensboro
Mark Hoffman director of the School of Music at Greensboro College delivered an acclaimed piano recital at the Sheraton hotel ballroom. Violinist Robert Fearing and accompanist Mrs. Sidney Gayle joined, with Hoffman’s modern Griffes works praised alongside Chopin and Arensky pieces. The event closed with encores and a notice that the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra returns December 18 to the Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Mark Hoffman
School of Music
Greensboro College
Musical Art Club
Robert Fearing
Hoffman
Griffes
Italy
Mr. Hoffman
Aiken MacDowell
Chopin
Kreisler
Sinding
Reis
Sidney Gayle
Fearing
Dan W. Smith
Mae Kirkman
Charles F. Tomlinson
National Federation
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
OLD Maid's
Fair Grove
Heidelberg Reformed Church
Thomasville
Mary Hoy
Reformed and Evangelical Church of
High Point
Fair Grove School
Crawley Gold Wedding and Local Society Dances
The notice lists events: a wedding for Miss Mary Julia Crawley and Thomas J. Gold Jr at First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Joseph Rennie officiating from 9:30 to 1:30. It also notes a Piedmont German club dance at Emerywood Country Club with Tal Henry and his North Carolinians, plus the Bowery Ball and Tacky Party at Sedgefield Country Club with Jack Stern's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monthew Avenue
Crawley-Gold
Emerywood
Tal Henry
Mary Julia Crawley
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Rennie
Sedgefield Country Club
Jack Stern
Highland Circle to Meet Tonight at Church
Circle number one of the Wo man’s Missionary Auxiliary of the Highland M E church will meet tonight at 7 30 o clock at the church. A full attendance of the membership is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Circle
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
The
Highland M. E. Church
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Vance Lanier
Springfield Avenue
First M P Endeavorers Complete Organization
Under Miss Annabell Thompson the First M P church Christian Endeavor society reorganized and elected officers Bill Wall president Reginald Hinshaw vice president Jack Lee secretary treasurer Vera York pianist Committee chairmen include Ruth Lee look out Mildred Free prayer meeting Roger Lee missionary Edith Vance social Henry Surratt publicity Charles Stroupe chief usher Hazel Boyd led the Sunday meeting and Jasper Jones of High Point college supervised a social. The group had 15 members and 23 visitors with refreshments prepared by Mrs. R H Gunn and Mrs. P E Lindley of the church Women’s Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabell Thompson
Christian Endeavor Society of the First M. P. Church
Bill Wall
Reginald Hinshaw
Jack Lee
Vera York
Ruth Lee
Mildred Free
Roger Lee
Edith Vance
Henry Surratt
Charles Stroupe
Hazel Boyd
Jasper Jones
High Point College
R. H. Gunn
P. E. Lindley
First
M. P. Church
Fall garden tasks: dividing, mulching, and planting
Fall offers ideal conditions to divide perennials and plant new specimens from nurseries. Mulch after ground freezes to stabilize soil, protect crowns, and prevent thawing. Prioritize Shasta daisies and pyrethrums for division, protect biennials, and plant bulbs with space for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Bells
Church Social Food Sale At Main Street Methodist
Main Street Methodist church circles 2 and 4 will hold a food sale Saturday November 24 at the High Point Hardware store. Items include cakes chess pies custards salads and assorted sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Street Methodist Church
High Point Hardware Store
High Point College Seeks Vacation of Court Order
Judge Efird ordered Tycho Nissen to show cause why the sale of college assets and restraining collection of notes should not be set aside. Nissen had sold $10 623 88 of notes to H E Apperson for 500 claiming only ten percent collectable. High Point College contends the order was obtained by false statements and that notes are forty percent collectible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
O. O. Efird
Forsyth County
Tycho Nissen
High Point College, Inc
Nissen
Frog Sparks Early Galvanic Electricity Discovery
Italian anatomist Luigi Galvani studied a dead frog when a charged knife touched a nerve. The frog’s leg convulsed violently, inspiring the notion of galvanic electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luigi Galvani
Brazil Seizes All Gold for State Bank Sale Policy
Government orders require all gold mined in Brazil to be sold to the state bank. Export or private sale is prohibited, centralizing control over mineral profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Green Anniversary Celebrated At Thomasville Home
Mrs. J. F. Hayden hosted an informal open house in Thomasville for Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Green on their fifty sixth wedding anniversary and Mr. Green's eighty first birthday. About thirty five guests attended with flowers, tea, cake, and a family dinner at six. Mementos and gifts accompanied the festive atmosphere showing community regard despite Mrs. Green's illness. The event also noted other local activities including a Ladies Aid Society meeting and a forthcoming marriage announcement for Maxine Asbill and Frank Russell Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. A. Green
J. F. Hayden
High Point
Mrs. Green
Mr. Green
W. L. McCallum
Maxine Asbill
Frank Russell Leach
Asheboro
North Carolina
Methodist
R. S. Truesdale
Leach
Star, N. C
Jonah Leach
Family outing near Mount Alfy endsat Mrs Williamson home
Misses Frances and Lena Myers and Mrs Mollie Snell with their brother John R Myers and little Alice Lambeth Wilson spent Saturday afternoon in Mount Alfry visiting Mrs Harston Williamson, daughter of Mrs Snell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Lena Myers
Mollie Snell
John R. Myers
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Mount Alfry
Dinner guests honor C F Finch at West Main home
C F Finch hosted friends at his West Main street home Monday evening. A three course dinner was served with a centerpiece of fruit. Guests included Rev. M QO Alexander Rev Free Surratt Dr J G Greer Jesse Finch of Guilford College Rev V M Swaim and Bernie Clodfelter of Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Finch
West Main Street
M. QO. Alexander
Free Surratt
J. G. Greer
Jesse Finch
Guilford College
V. M. Swaim
Bernie Clodfelter
Winston-Salem
Tennille man visits Hoover family on East Main Street
D. R. Thomas of Tennille Georgia spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hoover on East Main Street. Thomas is Mrs. Hoover’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Thomas
Tennille, Ga
G. M. Hoover
East Main Street
Mr. Thomas
Mrs. Hoover
Miss Gladys Black Visits Family in Lexington Avenue
Miss Gladys Black a student at Woman's College UNC stayed over the past weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Black on Lexington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Black
Achoel
Woman's College
Mrs
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
Miss Etna Little Palmer Returns to Catawba College
Miss Etna Little Palmer returns Monday to Catawba College where she is enrolled after spending the weekend with her parents Rev and Mrs J A Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna Little Palmer
Catawba College
Rev
J. A. Palmer
Miss Jane Pratt in Washington on behalf of Congressman Lambeth
Miss Jane Pratt, secretary to Congressman J Walter Lambeth, spends the week in Washington D C on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Pratt
Washington, D. C
Miss Pratt
J. Walter Lambeth
Maynard Family Visitation in Town Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs D L Maynard and their daughter Anne from Greensboro spent Sunday with Mrs Maynard s sister Mrs R H Phillips in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Maynard
Anne
Greensboro
Miss Faye Long Visits Keifer Long Family
Miss Faye Long, a teacher in the Cooleemee schools, spent the past weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Keifer Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Long
Cooleemee
Keifer Long
Finch and Green families attend Duke-Carolina game
Mr and Mrs C F Finch and Mr and Mrs Jesse Green attended the Duke Carolina game in Chapel Hill on Saturday. Charles Dorsett returned Sunday night from Mount Gilead where he spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Dorset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Finch
Jesse Green
Chapel Hill
Charles Dorsett
Mount Gilead
Mrs
Lewis Dorset
Mrs Paul R Spencer Hosts Mixed Shower for Bride
Mrs Walter Fuller of Thomasville, sister in law to the hostess, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs Paul R Spencer at her Greensboro Boulevard home on Saturday afternoon from eight to oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Freeze
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Rockford Road
W. Freeze, Jr
Caroline Mann
Raleigh
Edgar Wilson Freeze, Jr
Edgar Wilson Freeze
Paul R. Spencer
Greensboro Boulevard
Walter Fuller
Thomasville
Sweetbriar students return after visit with Shceloff family
Helen Marie Shceloff and guest Miss Wylena Upshaw of Eufaula Ala return to Sweetbriar college in Virginia after a week with Miss Shceloff’s parents Mr and Mrs John C Siceloff. Mrs C J Sears of 817 North Main is improving after an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mary Duncan McAnally returns to Salem college after a few days with her parents Dr and Mrs W J McAnally. C Y Coley Pan American Life Insurance general agent leaves for a week in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Shceloff
Wylena’ Upshaw
Eufaula
Ala
Sweetbriar College
Sweetbriar
C. J. Sears
North Main Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mary Duncan McAnally
Salem College
Mrs. W. J. McAnally
South Main Street
C. Y. Coley
Pan-American Life Insurance Company
New Orleans
Mary Frances Williams Birthday Party
Mrs Paul Williams entertained a number of small children on Saturday from 2 until 4 honoring her daughter Mary Frances on her fourth birthday. The dining room featured pink and white decorations and a large birthday cake with four candles. The guests sang and were served hot chocolate and cake with dolls and balloons as favors. Mrs Williams was assisted by Mrs Hill Mrs Robert Apple and Mrs Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Williams
Mary Frances
Williams
Hill
Robert Apple
Chaney
Mrs Tudor Remains Recovering After Tonsil Operation
Mrs W H Tudor of Roanoke Virginia was moved to her son W P Tudor’s home in Thomasville this morning after a tonsil operation yesterday at Burrus Memorial hospital. She is recovering nicely, hospital officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tudor
Roanoke
W. P. Tudor
Thomasville
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Look Out For These Symptoms Of Constipation
Headaches loss of appetite and energy and sallow complexion are warning signs of constipation. Kellogg’s All-Bran provides bulk and vitamin B to aid regularity and iron as a blood builder. Two tablespoonfuls daily overcome most types. serious illness seek a doctor. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Vr Cine
Club News
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Donald Lee Boone
J. R. Boone
Donald Lee
Hawthorne Street
Elm Street
Mary I. Tinnin
C. E. Farree
Giru
Pentagon Club
Mary Agnes Crooks
Hamilton Street
SONE
Daughters OF Liberty
Sonns
Cate
Cords
Nelle Ansley
Pauline Carter
Burlington
Robert Welch
Tueasday
Philomathean Club
H. Tomlinson
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Mark Stump
Moffitt’s
North Main
Smart
Patern
M. P. Endeavorers
Guilford County Park
Woman's Wesley Bible Class
Wesley Memorial Church
Prospect
Woman's Missionary
Prospect M. E
A. M. Idol
Lewis Teague
Stephens
Lowe
T. L. Amos
Morris Street
Nora L. Andrews
Order of Court
J. W. McAuley
W. W. Rankin
Bobby Rankin
J. B. Lambeth
Charlies F. Lambeth
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Randolph Street
A. Z. Boles
Rosetta Boles
Monica Bean
Archibald Johnson
R. 8. Green
Dickens
Martha Raye
Joanne Spencer
Mary Frances Williams
Mrs. Tudor
First Baptist W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. KE. Sheroff
EB. R. Thompson
Marvin Shields
Plano
H. D. Sears
Louisiana
C. S. Grayson
A. Lee Gibson
R. Matthews
Fred Thomas
H. G. Owens
M. L. Slate
Thelma Patrick
W. M
Gay Hensley
W. F. Clayton
W. F. Ellis
O. Peebles
E. B. Hopkins
A. M. Richardson
C. E. Sheloff
M. R. Shields
G. A
Fletcher Welch
J. V. Thompson
R. A
Claude Smith, Jr
Billy Shields
Sunbeam
Katie Sue
Malloye Stanfield
RAY Street P.T. A
Ray Street
Adelle Hicks
Ruth West
Elizabeth Crowell
Galaleith Wit
Farilee
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