Morrison Hosts Informal Tea For Bride Elect Nell Wolling
Miss Nell Wolling of Mr. Morrison prepares to wed Harry D. in Pasadena after a social at 224 Edgedale Drive hosted by H. P. Morrison. City school faculty members attended, with guests listed including Mary Miller and Emma Milling. Exquisite decoration and tea fare highlighted the event.
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Morrison
Miss Wolling
H. P. Morrison
Edgedale Drive
Nell Wolling
McColl
S. C
Harry D
Pasadena
Calif
Welling
Schools
L. M. Morri- McColl
J. W. Hiatt
P. J. Neal
City Schools
Mary Miller
Mary Hall
Emma Milling
Helen Dixon
Edna Winfield
Mildred Knox
Fay Coley
Lavinia Knox
Dorothy Hoskins
Alma
Allen Jay Athletics Sponsor Program Tonight
Johnny Harris and his Ramblers present a ram at Allen Jay auditorium at 7 30 under the sponsorship of the Athletics association. Public invited to support the school athletics program.
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Johnny Harris
Ramblers
Allen Jay Auditorium
Athletic Association
Bond Schedule For This Week
This week's bond schedule lists events on Tuesday November 20 by the Catholic Guild. Wednesday November 21 features the American Legion Auxiliary. Friday November 23 hosts the Nurses' Council. Saturday November 24 includes the B and P W Club.
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Catholic Guild
American Legion Auxiliary
Nurses’ Council
Club and society calendar for the week listed
The notice lists meetings and events from Tuesday to Saturday including Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of War meetings at Broad Street, American Legion Auxiliary in Forty and Eight clubrooms, L Amusante club, Home and Garden club, Burbank Garden club with speaker on Christmas doors, luncheon for Miss Mary Wilson Wall, Utopian study club at Erie country club, Mid-Week study club, Council of Jewish Women, Canterbury club luncheon with speaker, and Tuesday through weekend social events at Emerywood Country Club and YMCA gymnasium with John Peddicord band.
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Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Ra Wars
Broad Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Arcade
Ben Moore
L'Amusante Club
Willis Slane, Jr
Hillcrest Drive
Home and Garden Club
Bruce Conrad
Rotary
Woodbrook Court
Mary Wilson Wall
Utopian Study Club
Walter B. Thomas
Erie Country Club
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Council of Jewish Women
F. L. Taub
Woodrow Avenue
Sidney Seter
Bride Elect
Mesdames Grady
Emerywood Country Club
Canterbury Club
Carson Burns
Greenway Drive
Charles F. Carroll
Beta Sigma Phi Postpones Mu Chapter Meeting
The Mu chapter meeting of Beta Sigma Phi was postponed from tomorrow night to next week. Members are asked to note the change in plans as announced this morning.
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Beta Si i Sorority
Women Of Moose Meet Tomorrow At Moose Hall
The women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at eight o'clock at the Moose Hall. Members are urged to attend and those new to the group are asked to make a special effort to come.
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of the
Moose
Moose Hall
Local couples update marriages and homecomings in town
About Mr and Mrs Kermit O Doss married in Liberty last Tuesday they returned from a Richmond Va wedding trip and reside at 202 Fisher Street Mrs Doss is the former Lena Beatrice Lee her husband recently discharged after service in the European theater Harold Schwab is back at 501 Chestnut Street after an operation ten days ago Mr and Mrs Walter Hargett Jr and their children now live in Asheboro visited Mrs Hargett's mother at 1107 Johnson Street W W Rader of Newton returns home after weekend with daughter Hoy L Fesperman ill at Woodrow Avenue mentions Ray Hoover family of North Wilkesboro and Mrs W W Rader's visit notes.
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Kermit O. Doss
Liberty
Richmond
Fisher Street
Doss
Lena Beatrice Lee
H. O. Doss
Harold Schwab
Chestnut Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Walter Hargett
Asheboro
Mr.argett
W. L. Harett
Johnson Street
Hargett
Ray Hoover
North Wilkesro
W. W. Rader
Newton
Hoy L. Fesperman
Woodrow Avenue
Thanksgiving Luncheon Follows Breakfast At YWCA Event
The Adams Memorial YWCA hosted a Monday noon luncheon with Marie Rice presiding and Mrs. H. W. McCain as speaker. Earlier a Sunday Thanksgiving breakfast featured a worship service and a program themed World Fellowship led by Hazel Pierce and others.
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YWCA
Adams Memorial Ywca
Gay Swingsters Club
H. W. McCain
Marie Rice
Rose File
McCain
Phi Beta club hears Lt Cmdr Ingalls in Thomasville
The Phi Beta club met at Mrs. Ralph Wilson home with presiding officer Mrs. C H Newby. Lt Cmdr Charles Ingalls of the U S Navy spoke about training men and naval experiences with coast guards. After the talk a social hour featured refreshments served by hostesses including Mrs. E W Dixon and Mrs. Wilson.
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Thomasville
Ralph Wilson
Phi Beta Club
C. H. Newby
Charles Ingalls
United States Navy
Comdr
Ingalls
Charles F. Lambeth
Robert Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
E. W. Dixon
Lindsay Russell
Mamie Harris
Jennie Reid Newby
Comdr. Ingalls
Mr. Wilson
Pentagon Club Meeting Canceled Tonight
The Pentagon club cancels its meeting scheduled for tonight. No alternative date was announced.
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Pentagon Club
Milton Hadley speaks on Parents and Their Children
Milton Hadley of Springfield Friends church addressed a Parent-Teacher study group during Allen Jay school’s PTA meeting Monday evening. He urged parents to be honest and set a good example to foster honesty, teach industry with balanced chores, and avoid double standards. The program included an Indian dance by Mrs. Keller’s second grade and a flute solo by Gwendolyn Miller. Attendance prizes were awarded to Mrs. Keller’s second grade and Mrs. Purvis’ twelfth grade. T. Bennison announced.
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Allen Jay
Milton Hadley
Springfield Friends Church
Hadley
C. S. Keller
The
Athletic Association
Gwendolyn Miller
Keller
I. K. Purvis
Deg Cipal
T. Bennison
C. H. Robertson
Harvest Festival crowns Oak View queen and king
Oak View school staged the Highlighting the Harvest festival Friday with Ruth Neighbors crowned queen and Joel Key crowned king in a popularity contest. The PTA netted 350 dollars with all bills paid as Billie Sue Miller led as maid of honor and other attendants served.
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Oak View School
Ruth Neighbors
Joel Key
Billie Sue Miller
Joe Minton
Joan Sheffield
Coy Lee Brown
Phyllis Whitlow
Barry Ruth
Jerry Willis
David Culler
Jacqueline Kennedy
Peggy Rose Galloway
Nancy Johnson
Betty Veigh Smith
Felix Miller
J. C. Forbis
Mel. Sloan
UDC members meet at Fairgrove with reports from Greensboro
Members of the Brierfield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered at Mrs. R. P. Murphy’s Fairgrove home with Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne and Mrs. W. G. Smith as hostesses. Mrs. R. E. Watkins chaired. Mrs. J. A. J. Farrington gave a devotional and Mrs. J. E. Lambeth reported on the Greensboro executive board meeting.
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Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. P. Murphy
Fairgrove
J. W. Hawthorne
W. G. Smith
R. E. Watkins
J. A. J. Farrington
J. E. Lambeth
UDC
Greensboro
Sara Elmore
J. A. Neilson
Thomas Hill Watts
Doris Nance elected North Carolina Girl Reserves vice president
At the North Carolina State Girl Reserve conference in Greensboro Doris Nance of High Point was elected state officer and will serve on the planning committee for next year. The event featured talks on Building Tomorrow by Miss Virginia Prouty and The Teen-ager and World Fellowship by Mrs Clyde A Milner, with final remarks on The House of Tomorrow by Mrs J R Norris. Conference concluded with church attendance at West Market Street Methodist.
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North Carolina
Greensboro
High Point
Doris Nance
Virginia Prouty
Charleston, D. C
YWCA
Miss Prouty
Clyde A. Milner
Guilford College
J. R. Norris
West Market Street Methodist Church
Stephens Class Plans Wednesday Bible Study
The Stephens Bible study class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at 1009 North Main Street at the home of Mrs. C. S. Grayson. Mrs. Grayson will lead the discussion. The Lebanon WSCS executive committee met last night at Mrs. R. E. L. Hayworths on Lexington Avenue for its regular meeting.
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Stephens
Tomorro
Stephens Bible
C. S. Grayson
North Main Street
Lebanon
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Lebanon Methodist Church
R. E. L. Hayworth
Lexington Avenue
Women Observe Peace Week To Boost Victory Loan Quotas
The week of December 1 to 8 is designated Women at Peace week to urge county efforts in reaching victory loan quotas. Mrs. Karl Bishopric, state chair of the wartime women's division, reports broad support from 76 counties and endorsements from the Federation of Women's Clubs, Daughters of the American Revolution, United Daughters of the Confederacy, and the Garden Club of North Carolina.
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Karl Bishopric
War Finance Committee
Bishopric
Pearl Harbor
St Federation of Women’s Clubs
North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughter of the Confederacy
The
Garden Club of North Carolina
Fidelis Bible Class to Host Supper Meeting
The Fidelis Bible class of the First Baptist church will meet tonight at 6 30 oclock at the church for a supper with Mrs A L Gibson as hostess All members and families are invited to attend The Willing Workers class meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs Allie Johnson on Osburn Street The Fidelis class meets after the mid week prayer service Wednesday evening at the church
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Allie Johnson
Osburn Street
Fidelis Bible Class
First Baptist Church
A. L. Gibson
INNER-AID Claims Fast Relief From Gas and Constipation
A High Point reader reports dramatic improvement after using INNER-AID for stomach gas bloating headaches and irregular bowel action. She says meals no longer cause gas or pain and urges others with gas and constipation to try INNER-AID sold at local drug stores.
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Solld
High Point
Birth of Joseph Courtney Willard Jr at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs J Courtney W Halker of Thomasville announce the birth of a son Joseph Courtney Willard Jr on November 6 at the Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital.
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J. Courtney W. Halker
Thomasville
Joseph Courtney Willard, Jr
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
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Johnson & Johnson
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Fype
Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
Guilford
N. Mair St
Starlac
Johnny
Viola Muldoon
Borden
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bordens
Borden Co
Ginny Simms
Cbss
Duplicate Bridge Club
Country Club
John Peddicord
USC
YMCA
Eee
Beta Sigma Phi
Winston-Salem, N. A P
Gwendolyn Keller
Doris Pace
Allen Jay School
High Point Council of Girl Scouts
Mabel Buriat
Hazel Pierce
Mildred Shives
Jewell Hicks
Grace Allred
Evelyn Boyd
Margaret Burgess
Virginia Burtner
Christie
East and West
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Lucille Hester
Sally Ray
Mary Morris
Gray Mariella
Ola Carpenter
Joy Pierce
Mary Edith Ferree
Rosalie Pike
Jean Callicutt
Thomasville Phi Betas
Cmdr
Pentagons
P.T.A
Oak View
Thursday Bridge Club
Robert Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
Walter Rapp
Hose
Carson Cox
Mesdames
F. Phillips
Wie E. Tomlinson
R. Myers
J. Hawthorne
Twaiter Rapp
Women At Peace
War Saving Group
Fidelis
Halkers
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Maurice
Beauty Shop
S. Main
Walgreen's
Dr. Caldwell
Cal. Well
Caldwell
Our’s
Tures
Piffle
Nash
Cash
Nash Jewelry Company
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