Old Jamestown Topic At Wayside Club Meeting
Mrs. J F Hayden spoke on Old Jamestown from a historical view at the Wayside Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. C K Diffendal at 405 Edgedale Drive. The city lake park Mendenhall house restoration was featured. Members planned participation in the Christmas pilgrimage and displayed floral arrangements under Mrs. C B Mattocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideem Garden Club
C. B. Mattocks
Mesdames Co
L. Amos
D.L. Bouldin
C. C. Maworth
J. F. Hayden
Henry Koonts
Charles
Tuesday Bridge Club Entertained By Mrs Chappell
The Tuesday Bridge club was entertained at Mrs. G. G. Chappell's home with Autumn flowers and luncheon after play. North-South top score went to Mrs. James Beam and Mrs. W. J. Bennett. East-West honors to Mrs. Dewey Foust and Mrs. M. D. Matthews. Participants included several club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Chappell
James Beam
W. J. Bennett
Dewey Foust
M. D. Matthews
VFW Auxiliary Plans Christmas Dance at Armory
The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met at the VFW home for their regular session led by senior vice president Kathryn Gallimore. They discussed the Christmas party and announced a dance Saturday evening at the Armory under the local post sponsorship with about 35 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Kathryn Gallimore
Frankie Greer
Armory
VFW Post
Luncheon Honoring Miss Mari Jane Jackson At Emerywood
Mrs. Katherine Raymond hosted a red and white themed luncheon at Emerywood country club for Miss Mari Jane Jackson of New York City visiting for Thanksgiving. Guests included Miss Frances Grayson bride elect, Miss Eleanor Amos, Miss Betty Lou Jackson, and several named spouses and houseguest Mrs. John T. Burlin of Washington, D. C., tied to Miss Grayson’s upcoming wedding to Murry A. Miller on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mari Jane Jackson
New York City
Katherine Raymond
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Jackson
Mrs. Raymond
Frances Grayson
Miss Grayson
Eleanor Amos
Betty Lou Jackson
John Diffendal
Harriss Covington
Dick Marshall
Dick Slate
Amos Kearns
Earl N. Phillips
Frank Dalton
Tom Pitts
John T. Burlin
Washington, D. C
Murry A. Miller
Bridal Shower Honoring Miss Daniel Announces Engagement
Miss Jacquelyn Daniel and her fiancé David Grayson Kivett are announced as engaged. Miss Ophelia Hill and Mrs. Jundiff hosted a shower at the honoree's home with chrysanthemums, bingo, and a bridal motif refreshments. attendees included Mae M. Daniel and M. J. Kivett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Y. Daniel
Guilford Avenue
Jacquelyn
David Grayson Kivett
M. J. Kivett
Sherrod Street
First Baptist Church
Jacquelyn Daniel
Ophelia Hill
J. Cundiff
Miss Daniel
Mae M. Daniel
R. R. McMahon
Williard Wright
M. L. Younger
H. A. Wright
R. R. Pirtle
Warren Godwin
Mickey
W. F. Anderson, Jr
J. Roy Paschall
J. R. Carter, Jr
DAR Benefit Parties Planned For Monday In North Carolina
Plans advance for two DAR benefit parties of the Alexander Martin chapter to aid Crossnore school. The first event is at 3 PM and the second at 8 PM with prize donations sought from regent and other officers. Attendees should bring cards and notify organizers of table counts before Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. L. Brinson
Crossnore School
DAR
Brinson
William Jarrell
Johnson Street PTA installs new secretary amid beautification plans
The executive board met Monday at the school with Mrs. C. B. Loflin presiding. Mrs. Clarence Schultheiss installed Mrs. J. E. Grissett as secretary. A vote approved redecorating the office clinic and museum. Officers for the year include Loflin president Hale Montgomery first vice president F. R. Shelton second vice Ollie Mae Parrish treasurer J. E. Grisset secretary and Luna Ray program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association
C. B. Loflin
Clarence Schultheiss
J. E. Grissett
Hale Montgomery
F. R. Shelton
Ollie Mae Parrish
Luna Ray
Church Social Hosts Prayer Band Meeting
The Mothers Prayer band gathers Thursday at 7 30 pm at Mrs A L Scott 1507 King St with Mrs A G Carson as speaker. The Earnest Workers of Highland Methodist plan a Thanksgiving supper at 7 pm Thursday at Mrs G R Ward 1004 N Main St. Trinity Methodist Friendly class meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Wade Leach Trinity. A M Idol Philathea class of First Methodist meets Thursday at 7 45 at Mrs L C Brown 309 Kennedy St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Prayer Band
A. L. Scott
King Street
A. G. Carson
Highland Methodist Church
G. R. Ward
North Main Street
Trinity Methodist Church
Wade Leach
Trinity
A. M. Idol
First Methodist Church
L. C. Brown
Kennedy Street
Births Rosers Have Son in St Petersburg
Mr and Mrs Robert H Roser of St Petersburg Fla announce the birth of a son Robert Hutchins Jr on Tuesday November 19 at the St Petersburg Moud Park hospital Mrs Roser former Miss Dorothy Moore daughter of Mrs Gladys Moore of 219 Lindsay Street Greenes Have Son Mr and Mrs Leonard Greene of 307 Sunset Drive announce the birth of a son Richard Leonard on November 16 at the Boulevard unit of the High Point Memorial hospital Mrs Greene is the former Miss Ruth Lisk of Troy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenes
Leonard Greene
Sunset Drive
Richard Leonard
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Greene
Ruth Lisk
Troy
Double M Club Thanksgiving Luncheon at YWCA Plans Christmas Layette
The Double M club held a noon luncheon at Adams Memorial YWCA where members finalized plans for a Christmas layette project for an expectant city mother. A benefit card party was scheduled for November 26. Visitors attended, and the group heard a brief talk on world fellowship by YWCA secretary Charlotte Sheffield.
UDC Set to Elect State Officers in Jackson
The 53rd general convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy convened in Jackson Mississippi with officers to be elected Thursday night. Incumbents expected to win re election except possibly historian general amid constitutional questions. General officers include Mrs Edward W Cox of Clemson South Carolina and Mrs Glen Long of Newton North Carolina. A previous day featured a procession and pledges of allegiance to the United States and the Confederate flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
General Convention
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Edward W. Cox
Clemson
S. C
Glen Long
Newton
N. C
United States
Harmon family hosts Roanoke guests and local moves
Mr and Mrs James D Harmon entertain grandparents Mr and Mrs James P Noell of Roanoke Virginia and Mrs Frank L Noell and Miss Dorothy Noell of Greensboro. Elizabeth and Mary Elizabeth Harmon escort grandparents home to Greensboro for Thanksgiving. L F Ferree relocates to 1110 Forest Hill Drive. Mari Jane Jackson visits Katherine Raymond on North Main Street through Thanksgiving. Rev G L Reynolds at High Point Memorial Hospital in critical condition. Mrs J M Parsons Jr arrives from Washington DC to visit. Mrs Jack Hunt returns to Baltimore after ten days with relatives in High Point and Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Harmon
James P. Noell
Roanoke
L. F. Ferree
Forest Hill Drive
M. L. Sechrest
Mari Jane Jackson
New York City
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
Jack Hunt
Baltimore
High Point
Thomasville
Mills Begin Yarn Manufacture at Rich Square
The Northampton mills owned by M. P. Cooke of Rich Square and William J. Miller of Ahoskie have started operations making yarns for knitted apparel. It is the first mill in Northampton County and will run four knitting machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Square
The
Northampton Mills
M. P. Cooke
William J. Miller
Ahoskie
Northampton County
Diapers Washed Through Eight Waters Prepared Formula
Diapers are washed through eight waters by prepared formula. Regular diaper quota remains. new customers can be supplied immediately. Also serving Thomasville and Asheboro. Write or phone collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Asheboro
Calendar of local club events and meetings
The list covers gatherings this week from the Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi honoring brides elect Gen Polston and Bettye Sebastian at the YWCA to meetings of the Council of Jewish Women Nature Study club Tea and Topics Friendship and Priscilla groups. Social events include bridge, tea, and a dance by the High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association at the Sheraton with Harold Gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Gen Polston
Bettye Sebastian
YWCA
Council of Jewish Women
Max Friedman
Montheu Avenue
Nature Study Club
E. W. Heelas
Woodrow Avenue
C. R. Hinshaw
Rotary Drive
Friendship Club
W. J. McClure
Sarah Jones
Bridge
Johnson Street
Frances Grayson
Priscilla Club
Charles F. Carroll
Greenway Drive
R. I. Quigley
Emerywood Country Club
Carola Bell Williams
High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Sheraton Hotel
Harold Gale
Bridge Winners Named Family Dinner At Six
Mrs. Hugh Smart hosted Emery Wood Country Club ladies bridge day with duplicate and contract games starting at ten. Winners included Mrs. Farrell Gray and Mrs. O C Durland in North West duplicate, Mesdames Frank Wood and Edna Ayres East West, and contract winners Mrs. P Y Adams and Donald Conrad. Family night dinner moved to six o clock for all members and out of town guests each Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Smart
Emerywood Country Club
Farrell Gray
O. C. Durland
Frank Wood
Edna Ayres
W. C. Jones
R. D. Tillson
Laurence Ingram
W. C. Powell
Elizabeth City
Mesdames
P. Y. Adams
Donald Conrad
Nu Phi Mu To Meet Thursday
Chapter two of the Nu Phi Mu sorority will meet Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in the industrial room of the YWCA with adviser Miss Melvin Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Department of the
YWCA
The
Nu Phi Mu
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Melvin Hayes
Miss Junigan Weds Ernest D Barbry
Miss Dorothy E. Junigan and Ernest D. Barbry united in marriage on November 9 at the home Cane J. D. Bundy in Fayetteville. Mrs. Barbry is the eldest daughter of Mrs. Helen Edwards and the late W. A. Junigan of Fayetteville. Mr. Barbry, oldest son of Mrs. Nellie Barbry and the late W. E. Barbry, attended local schools, served 2 1/2 years in the navy, and works in Fayetteville where they reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest D. Barbry
Fayetteville
Dorothy E. Junigan
Helen Edwards
This City
W. A. Junigan
Cane J. D. Bundy
Barbry
Mr. Barbry
Nellie Barbry
Silk Street
W. E. Barbry
Navy
Tea Leaves Distinct for Green and Black Varieties
Tea types green and black come from Camellia sinensis but use different processing. Green tea leaves are heated or steamed to stop oxidation, preserving green color and fresh notes. Black tea undergoes full oxidation, developing darker color and stronger flavor.
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Old
Jamestown
Wayside Club
H. Risch
John C. Sheloff
T. W. Sprinkle
J. W. Thomas
E. S&s. Wall
M. Hughes
the Hostess
Guilford
Ring
C. H
Allred
West End
Sedgefield
Beauty Shop
Greensboro
High Point Road
O_p MANSION
Ant
Teller
Perkinson
North Main ST
New York
Daniel
Willis Stallings
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
PTA
Johnston ST. Pt.a. Board
UDC
G. L. Reynolds
Fourth Street
J. M. Parsons, Jr
E. Commerce
Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club
Russellville
Kentucky
Junigan
Sweet Shoppe
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis
Main
Nelson
Fale
Elliott Floral CO
Hone
Princess Beauty Shop
Main St
Tel Sena
South Main Street
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