Club Discusses Courageous Living Readings and Library Book
Miss Canolia Geddie reviewed Courageous Living in Times of Crises by Marie Russ at a Business and Professional Girls club supper meeting. The discussion highlighted rules for facing crises, unemployment, and life philosophy with encouragement to read by YWCA secretary Miss Ansley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canolia Geddie
Business and Professional Girls Club
Julia Liles
Miss Geddie
Marie Russ
Geddie
Miss Ansley
Courag
Misses Gibson
Carmala Lewis
Barbour
Addie Moore
Addie Lomax
Thelma Patrick
7 Liles
Social Calendar Highlights Week of Gatherings
The calendar lists multiple daytime and evening events across Raleigh area clubs and organizations. Notable items include Mrs. J. W. Chandler's home meeting at 109 Hillcrest Drive, a Music Literature Department gathering on Johnson Street, and a bridge party honoring Mary Julia Crawley and Thomas J. Gold Jr. The Crawley Gold nuptials are set for Saturday at First Presbyterian Church, with many associations hosting tea, lectures, and dances through Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Hillcrest Drive
Woman's Club
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
R. S. Lafferty
W. R. Shaffer
Whitener
Dorothy Crawley
Bridge
Mary Julia Crawley
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Miss Crawley
Montley Avenue
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Misses Bess
Edna Swartz
Lindsay Street
Sam Shavitz
Tea and
Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
ER. W. Freeze
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Rockford Road
EB. W. Freeze, Jr
Caroline Mann
Raleigh
Meredith College
A. Lee Gibson
East Washington Street
Frida
Canterbury Club
Harry Brockmann
Philomathean Club
H. Tomlinson
Club of Twelve
J. A. Morris
Brentley Circle
Mark Stump
Montheu Avenue
Crawley-Gold
Emerywood Country Clubs
Tal Henry
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Rennie
Bowery
Sedgefield Country Club
Jack Stern
W C T U Talks World Peace By Mrs H A White
Mrs H A White spoke on world peace at the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs J W Hedrick’s home on North Main street. She outlined thinking talking and acting on peace to curb war and urged training of youth. Officers were elected with Mrs Andrews as president and Mrs Hedrick as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. White
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
White
R. M. Andrews
Andrews
J. P. Crowder
C. L. Whitaker
P. 8. Kennett
Margaret Hedrick
Coteriens To Present Wardlaw's Orchestra At Thanksgiving Ball
After a Coterien Club meeting it was announced that Jack Wardlaw and his sixteen instrument orchestra will provide music for the club's second annual Thanksgiving Ball at Sedgefield Manor on Friday November 30. Wardlaw's popular group has played at many notable social events and features a torch singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
Jack Wardlaw
Sedgefield Manor
Church Social Plans at Mrs. Cecil’s Oakwood Court
The Lottie Holden Bible class will meet with Mrs. A. L. Cecil on Oakwood court Thursday at 3 o'clock. The Pilot Girls class of First Baptist held its monthly meeting at Edna Wood’s home on Montlieu avenue with leader Addie Lomax and many members enjoying games and refreshments. A turkey dinner is planned at the Friends Annex from six to eight Thursday evening with cranberry sauce and cream gravy. tickets are sold by the Woman's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson ST
Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Lottie Holden Bible
Oakwood Court
Pilot Girls
First Baptist Church
Edna Wood
Montlieu Avenue
Addie Lomax
Walker Smith
Margaret Carr
Mary Jensen
Martha Russell
Elsie Jay Massey
Hazel Crutchfield
Edna Ward
Anne Seward
J. R. Ward
Friends Annex
Woman's Auxiliary
Hollings College Pals Attend Carolina Duke Game Week End
Sophomore Caroline Dalton of Hollings Virginia visits with parents and Virginia Betts of Rich mond while Sarah Lacy Tomlinson and Bill Williams of South Boston join weekend guests. They attend the Carolina Duke game in Chapel Hill and the dances. Pattie Thomas visits Rollins College. Mrs. Lindeman recovers from major surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Dr W F Clayton moves to Greensboro for a medical clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Dalton
Holling College
Hollins
Carter Dalton
Virginia Betts
Richmond
Hollings
Dalton
Miss Betts
Carolina
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Bill Williams
South Boston
Sweetbriar College
Sweetbriar
Pattie Thomas
Rollins College
Fre Thomas
Harry Lindeman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
W. O. T. Club Meeting Held in Greensboro
Members of the W. O. T. club gathered yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. C. Jones on West Washington Street Greensboro. Mrs. H. H. Ogburn hosted and the program featured talks on the National Park Entrance in North Carolina and the European war clouds. Musical interludes included piano duets by Hilda Ogburn and Rescom Whitaker with tea and refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
W. C. Jones
H. H. Ogburn
West Washington Street
Greensboro
Sfiern
Mary Alexander
Joseph D. Cox
National Park Entrance
North Carolina
H. A. Millis
Carter Dalton
Europe
Hilda Ogburn
Rescom Whitaker
Alvin Parker
Bascom Whitaker
Tuesday Evening Garden Members Hear Dr Bowen
The Tuesday Evening Garden club met at Mrs. J. D. Brame's home for a November session. Dr. Paul R. Bowen of High Point College spoke on advanced botanical developments from lower plant forms to seed plants and evergreens. A round table on plants followed with chrysanthemums displayed. the December 18 Christmas party was announced with a committee appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
R. R. Blackburn
Paul R. Bowen
High Point College
Bowen
Reitzel Pitts
L. B. Dutton
Palmer
Warrenton
Brame
Country Club Card Party Hosts Present Twenty Tables
Twenty tables were laid for an Emerywood Country Club evening card party part of the club’s social pro am. Prizes included a handkerchief, potted plants, and a silver tie clip for high scores with Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Long and Mrs. Charles Perry among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Charles Perry
H. N. Phillips
Mary Elizabeth Long
Earl N. Phillips
A. B. Henley
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Laurance Ingram
L. H. Cherry, Jr
Horace Haworth
November events and notices from High Point area
Dayton Dunbar Campbell of Kansas City announces the birth of a daughter Nancy Jean on November 12 at their Fairfield Road home. Miss Ludie Mae Dobbins becomes Mrs Ingram after marriage to James Ingram. Mrs Farrell Gray heads to Greenville N C to attend Miss Rose Hadley’s wedding to Howard Moye at Jarvis Memorial M E church. Mrs John Raper accompanies. Miss Hadley known in High Point. Miss Hilda Ogburn displays paintings in Greensboro featuring Guilford College Chapel Hill and Oak Ridge scenes. English Street M P church Philathea plans a bazaar November 24 at West End with crafts candy and auctions to raise building funds. Live Yers hold supper meeting tomorrow at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ingram
Nancy Jean
Fairfield Road
Ingram
Ludie Mae Dobbins
Greenville
Farrell Gray
N. C
Rose Hadley
Howard Moye
Jarvis Memorial M. E
Gray
John Raper
Lexington
Miss Hadley
High Point
Greensboro
Guilford College
Chapel Hill
Oak Ridge
English ST. Philathea
Philathea
English Street
M. P. Church
West End
Delano Theatre
Small Bulbs for Pots and Pans
Small bulbs such as scillas grape hyacinths crocuses glories of the snow and snowdrops are easy to grow indoors or outdoors with minimal care. Plant in quantity for garden display and keep a few for indoor pots to enjoy a month of bloom.
Young People City Union to Host November Meeting
The M. E. Young People's City Union will meet at Archdale Church on Thursday November 22 at 745 PM. Miss Elizabeth Brown led a Lake Junaluska inspired program at the conference with district participation and Archdale hosts will present a monthly stunt during recreation hour. Harold Kearns to lead games after the stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.Y. P. City Union
M. E. Young People's City Union
Archdale Church
Lake Junaluska
Elizabeth Brown
Annabel Sowers
Selma Elder
Harold Kearns
Jewell Parrish
Charles White
Viola Brigman
Ray Street Benefit Party a Very Successful Event
The Ray Street school benefit party hosted by the Parent-Teacher association yielded strong financial results. Twenty eight tables of bridge and anagrams produced prizes from local merchants with high scores won by Mrs. W. F. Robinette and Mrs. S. R. Matthews, plus several draw prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
W. F. Robinette
Silas Casey
Robert Ingram
Rogers
Sherman Swaim
W. G. Kirkman
A. H. Holton
Meadames
Melvin Hayes
Floyd Wilson
P. H. Dalton
W. C. King
C. H. Williard
The
Parent- Teacher Association
Hill Removal Between Junior And Senior High Schools
Work has begun to remove a small hill on the property between the junior and senior high schools athletic field. About 7,000 cubic yards of dirt will be moved across the street by a steam shovel. Completion is expected in a little over two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Strickland
Public Works
Nine Important Projects Taken by Civitan Club
The High Point Civitan club adopted nine major projects for the coming year including essay contests on good citizenship and Easter egg hunts. Other goals cover beautification of public buildings and parks, playgrounds, civic education about government, and a home for indigent tuberculosis patients, plus inter club meets and youth sports leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Civitan Club
Civitan Club
Norwood Bowne
Grover Farr
Emmett Sumner
Ernest M. Jones
W. R. McKaughan
Revival at Green Street Baptist Church Draws Crowds
Rev. Charles Howard preaches to large audiences in daily revival services at Green Street Baptist Church. His evening message titled Found in Him is announced for Wednesday. Gospel singing led by Miss Wilma Planza is a featured part of the services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Howard
Green Street Baptist Church
Mr. Howard
Wilma Planza
Hosiery Code Authority discusses production control in New York
New York November session of the Hosiery Code Authority at the Waldorf Astoria focused on production control. The day included joint and separate advisory group meetings, with plans to form a committee to study production control and report back for a February conference. The authority debated certification of necessity for new equipment and amendments to permit finishing flexibility, while questioning enforceability of price control and considering NRA and social security topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Code Authority
Code
Washton
C Authority
NRA
Hearing Probes Groves Thread Discrimination
A hearing in Gastonia on charges Groves Thread discriminated against union workers who took part in a general strike continued before W Ney Evans of the National Textile Workers Board. Evans said his aim was to determine facts, not to recognize unions, with witnesses claiming workers were not rehired after the strike, implying anti-union stance caused unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonta
Groves Thread Company
W. Ney Evans
National Textile Tions Board
Evans
Groves
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Priday
Rimmer
Mabel
Frances Rimmer
G. C
Tipton Street
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main St
J. Tuttle
East Green Street
Rebecca Parks
M. F. Ritchie
Concord
Ed Kearns
BE. W. Freeze, Jr
Heim
Coteriens
Wardlaw
W. F. Clayton
DR. Bowen
Phillip Davis
J. B. Lovelace
O. A. Kirkman
Holt McPherson
J. W. Lindsay
John Abels
Herman Smith
Paul Ingle
R. A. McPheeters
R. T. Amos
Tom Powell
Amos Kearns
R. M. Bundy
T. C. Langley
Edwin Watkins
H. C. Stalling
J. R. Teague, Jr
Frank Whitescarver
Fred Whitescarver
J. W. Harriss
Homer Hudson
Dayton Dunbar Campbell
Kansas City, Mo
Ogburn
Live
Altman
Thomas Dodamead
Green St. Church
Soma Pictures
Grace Moore
Legant
Batiste
Hollywood
Flarilee
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