Walter Lambeth Urges Neutrality in DAR Address
Former U S congressman J Walter Lambeth urged Americans to learn from World War I events and pursue a cautious approach to European turmoil during a speaking engagement for the Alexander Martin Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the home of Mrs J E Lambeth in Thomasville. The event featured decorated tables, refreshments, and new members including Mesdames Pennington Tucker Walker and Corcoran with associate hostesses from the local chapter.
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Walter Lambeth
Alexander Martin Dar
America
J. Walter Lambeth
Ormer United States
Fom
Alexander Marin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Aeeting
J. Embeth
Thomasville
Europe
Lee F. Tuttle
Mesdames
Glenn Pennington
Royster Tucker
High Point
W. H. Walker
Lexington
George Corcoran
Mrs. Lambeth
Ladies Aid Society
the First Baptist Church
C. M. Fields
J. L. Perryman
May Brewer
Mary Lou Ellis
Charles Lambeth
Vera Dixon
Susan Gibson
Sedgefield Hunt Announces Annual Dinner Dance Invite
Invitations issued for Sedgefield Hunt annual dinner dance at Sedgefield Inn on Saturday November 25 with dinner at 7 30 PM and one guest per member. Regular hunt fits shift days with mid week run at 7 AM and weekend live hunt from eight. Thanksgiving program includes hunt and breakfast at Embassy Club starting November 30 with members urged to mail reservation cards to Secretary Charles L. Kearns.
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Sedgefield
Sedgeeld Inn
Ain
Embassy Club
North Carolina
Charles L. Kearns
Almanacs Featured In W O T Club Talk By Miss Idol
Miss Idol of High Point College spoke to the W O T Club at Mrs C F Tomlinson's Park Place home about almanacs their history and contents. She noted Poor Richard's Almanac as an early American example and included a humorous Goerch Zipper Story. Tea and cakes preceded the program and several visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Vera Idore
W. O. T. Club
Ular
Rs. C. F
Poor Richard
Benjamin Franklin
Carl Goerch
H. Tomikinson
Needlework Guild gathers 136 garments for local schools
The Needlework Guild held a noon gathering at the Sheraton Hotel and counted a total of 2 126 garments, mostly durable clothing for school children. The items were prepared for distribution to local schools, Brentwood Nursery School, and the Junior Service League Baby Clinic, with additional shoes funded for needy students.
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E Needlework Guild
Sheraton
Brentwood Nursery School
Junior Service League Baby Clinic
Music Faculty Members Play At Club Meet
A city schools music faculty program at the YWCA hut featured a supper meeting of the Business and Professional Girls Club. Performers included Miss Dorothy Hoskins soprano Miss Evelyn Sharp violin Carl Cronstedt baritone and Fred Kimball baritone horn with Miss Alma Andrews at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Dorothy Hoskins
Evelyn Sharp
Carl Cronstedt
Fred Kimball
Alma Andrews
Social Club Events Schedule for Thursday and Weekend
The Early American Arts Club meets at 10 a.m with Mrs Chester C Haworth south of the city to discuss Fakes and Reproductions in Old Glass. Tea and Topics Club hosts Mrs R H Sechrest at 447 South Main Street at 3 30 p m Saturday 8 a m the Sedgefield hunts week end live hunt location to be announced. The annual Sedgefield Hunt dinner dance at Sedgefield Inn begins with hors d oeuvres in the grill before the main dining room event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early American Arts Club
Chester C. Haworth
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Girl Scout Leaders Initiate Discussion Groups
Local Girl Scout troop leaders met in the Blue Room at the Sheraton Hotel for the first discussion group of the series. Mrs. Mabel Burnett directed the session assisting troops with problems and plans were made for next week’s meeting with leaders from Thomasville and Lexington. Mrs. C. T. Parker will supervise program activities including folk dancing as an added feature.
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Sheraton Hotel
Mabel Burnett
Thomasville
Lexington
C. T. Parker
Tickets On Sale For Junior League Gaieties Charity Show
Tickets are on sale for the Junior Service League charity production “Gaieties of 1883” at the National Guard Armory this Friday evening. Tickets available from League members or Ingram's Pharmacy. The cast features High Point prominent citizens and public figures, with the centerpiece being “Only a Farmer's Daughter, or Adrift on the Ocean of Life” followed by vocal and dance acts and intermission concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
National Guard
League
Ingram’s
High Point
French Class Meeting With Mrs Dred Peacock
The Cercle Francais will be entertained by Mrs Dred Peacock during its regular weekly instruction period tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock. The class meets at Mrs Peacock s residence at the corner of North Main Street and Louise Avenue.
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Cercle Francais
Illnesses Reported For Local Figures
Mrs L A Dunning of High Point route one is ill at Guilford General Hospital after an operation Monday night. Friends of W L Dawkins chief of police Kernersville regret to learn he is seriously ill in City Memorial Hospital Thomasville after an appendectomy last Saturday.
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L. A. Dunning
High Point Route One
Guilford General Hospital
W. L. Dawkins
Kernersville
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Archdale Methodist Senior Class Meeting Notice
The Archdale Methodist Church senior class will meet at Miss Thelma Staley home on Asheboro road Thursday night at 7 30. All members urged to attend. The A M Idol Philothea Class of First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs R V Moore 418 Gatewood Avenue Thursday evening at 7 30. Prospect Church women to serve chicken and oyster supper Thursday evening 6 to 9 with nominal plate charge. public invited.
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Archdale Methodist Church
Thelma Staley
Asheboro Road
A.M. Idol
A. M. Idol Philothea
First Methodist Church
R .V. Moore
Gatewood Avenue
Prospect Church
Ladies of Prospect Church
Legion Auxiliary Plans Thanksgiving and Delegation
Thirty seven members met at Mrs. Harry Pleming home to finalize plans for Thanksgiving baskets for World War veterans and care packages for seven ex-soldiers at Oteen. They invited the Autumn Rally in Newton and named Mrs. N. B. Stirewall as delegate. Additional talks covered the state convention, pre holiday dance with Greensboro and High Point posts, and fundraising for visiting officials. New members Mrs. George E. Parker and Mrs. M. S. Nunn joined.
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Oteen
Dan D. Arden
Newton
Weaver Mann
June Ross
Greenville
N. 8
Stirewall
State Legion and Auxiliary Convention
Greensboro
High Point
Sedgefield
Mesdames
George E. Parker
M. 5. Nunn
Red Cross
Dr Wesley Taylor Discusses Birds For Garden Club Asheboro
Dr Wesley Taylor of Greensboro spoke to the Asheboro Woman's Club Garden Department on winter bird feeding and care at Fayetteville Street School. An added musical program by Mrs. Hilker's students complemented the talk. Hostesses and guests arrived for a social hour followed by supper.
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Asheboro
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
Asheboro Woman's Club
Fayetteville Street School
R. J. Hilker
Howard Craven
J. N., Goode
George Graves
Will Lew
Quiet Wedding for Ruth Lowe and James Leighton Lawrence
Miss Ruth Lowe wed James Leighton Lawrence of Seagrove in a late afternoon ceremony at the Trinity Methodist Church home of J. C. Kearns. Rev Fred H. Shinn officiated before a small group of chosen relatives and friends in a living room decorated for the occasion.
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Ruth Lowe
James Leighton Lawrence
Seagrove
Fred H. Shinn
Trinity Methodist Church
J. C. Kearns
Guilford
High Point
Randolph County
Presen
New Tabernacle School
Maryland Governor Challenges Others To Match Banquet
Maryland Governor Herbert R. O Conor taunts other governors to match his Thanksgiving dinner menu claiming Maryland offers a complete meal from grace to nap. He cites past exchanges with Washington Oregon Idaho and Maine officials over oysters potatoes and spices as part of a gustatory duel. His wife’s Maryland menu includes Tangier Sound Oyster Cocktail Terrapin Soup Roast Baltimore County Turkey and multiple regional sides and desserts.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Herbert R. O’conor
Grace
O’conor
Clarence D. Martin
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Puget Sound
Idaho
Maine
Tangier Sound
Baltimore County
Poole Thompson Vows Announced Here This Saturday
Mr and Mrs J B Poole of Newton announce the marriage of their daughter Hildred Rose Ella to Luther Thompson of Thomasville on Saturday November 18. Mrs Thompson is a Ball's Creek High School graduate from Catawba County. The couple will reside in Thomasville. Miss Paylor noted as member in error correction identifies her as a charter member of the NC Literary Historical Society.
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Alice Warren
Gastonia
L. C. Phillips
Kathleen Dawkins
C. M. Dawkins
Mount Gilead
Co. L. Crawford, Jr
Richard Siler
Richmond
William and Mary
Edgar Johnson
Colon Crawford
Barbara Jean
High Point
Tom Presnell
Dorothy Presnell
High Point College
O. L. Presnell
Cliff Road
J. &. Poole
Newton
Hildred Rose Ella
Luther Thompson
Thomasville
Miss Paylor
Enterprise
J. S. Welborn
North Carolina Society For the Preservation of Antiquities
I. Irvin Paylor
North Carolina Literary Historical Society
Build-Up Through CARDUS Eases Women's Period Pain
A damaged ad explains that undernourishment causes cramps and headaches and that CARDUS builds appetite, aids digestion, and increases resistance. Taken before and during the period many women report reduced pain and discomfort.
Mrs Grattan Foy Hosts Breakfast For Visiting Ladies
Mrs Grattan Foy welcomed Mrs Enders of New York City and Mrs Ryland of Baltimore Md at a Rockford road breakfast honoring visiting guests. Ten covers were set with fruit and autumn flowers. a three course repast was served to a party including J Ben Cooper Matt Wall Seborn Perry Amos R Kearns R B Terry Jake Froelich and A M Rankin Jr.
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Grattan Foy
Rockford Road
Fred Enders
New York City
William S. Ryland
Baltimore Md
Enders
J. Ben Cooper
Ryland
Matt Wall
City
Mesdames Enders and
Seborn Perry
Amos R. Kearns
R. B. Terry
Jake Froelich
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Five Tables In Play At Country Club Ladies Bridge
The Emerywood Country Club ladies bi weekly bridge event drew five tables of contract as attendees gathered at the clubhouse yesterday afternoon. Mrs. F. H. Hallenbeck hosted, and Miss Dorothy Stewart won the prize, a double deck of bridge cards, after play ended.
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Emerywood Country Club
F. H. Hallenbeck
Dorothy Stewart
Mesdames
C. 8S
Beaver
Hal A. Davis
R. D. Tillson
F. B. Moses
A. A. Oliver
E. G. Watkins
R. L. Brinson
Scott Lipton
J. W. Woollen
Ed Woollen
Charles H. Risch
G. Curtis Smithdeal
C. E. Lehman
Dowry Custom Tied to Marriage in Ceylon
A custom in Ceylon requires a dowry before marriage and is seen as a social standard. The practice affects consent and family negotiations, with communities upholding it as a traditional obligation.
Thomasville Club hears Mrs Rapp on Hitler
In Thomasville on November 22 Mrs Robert Rapp gave a detailed sketch of Adolf Hitler from his early life to his rule in Germany at the Thomasville Literary Club meeting hosted by Mrs C H Newby on West Main Street. The program highlighted Hitler as an artist and included a two course repast.
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Thomasville Literary Club
Robert Rapp
Hitler
Thomasville
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Literary Club
C. H. Newby
West Main Street
BPWC Birthday Banquet Scheduled for December 6
A typographical error misstated the BPWC third birthday banquet date as December 4. The correct date is December 6 at the Elwood Hotel. The correction aims to avoid confusion with a separate high school football event mentioned in yesterday’s report.
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BPWC
Elwood Hotel
Bobby Rutledge Feted At Second Birthday Party
Mrs Roy Rutledge honored her son Bobby with a Saturday afternoon party at 705 Grimes street. Guests enjoyed games and a refreshment table serving ice cream and cake after activities.
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Roy Rutledge
Bobby
Grimes Street
Honoree Mary Faith Moon Receives Handkerchief Favors
The honoree Mary Faith Moon is joined by Sonja Sloop Etta Lee Monroe Billy Davis Jerry Loftin Joan Coggins George Oakley and Jim my Brown. As the children departed they were given handkerchief novelties confining candy as favors.
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Mary Faith Moon
Sonja Sloop
Etta Lee Monroe
Billy Davis
Jerry Loftin
Joan Coggins
George Oakley
Jimmy Brown
Gilbert Hale Clinard Jr Born at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gilbert H Clinard of 1221 North Main announce the birth of a son Gilbert Hale Jr on Tuesday November 21 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Hale Clinard, Jr
Gilbert H. Clinard
North Main Street
Gilbert Hale, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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Eta
Madeline Hoover
Lmanacs
Moroline Petroleum Jelly Oy
Moffitt’s
Cirlito Lindo
Miss Sharp
Tschaikowsky
Miss’ Hoskins
Puszta
Charles Mr. Cronstedt
Mr. Kimball
Dred Peacock
Archdale Methodist
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Pleming
Sunset Drive
W. F. Pleming
W. H. Price
C. C. Layton
Mall
Fritz
Davis Cranford
Ervin Frye
Herman Cranford
J. L. Fritz
Davis Crawford
C. C. Crawford Farm
Farmer
A. I. Ferree
J. A. Spence
Roscoe Fisher
Francis White
Kemp Alexander
Watson Millikan
A. R. Burkhead
T. Lynwood Smith
W. Armfield, III
Sauer Krant
Washington County
Mrs. Grattan Foy
Country Club
Korea
Ceylon
Charles
Samuel S. Wiley
W. H., Stevenson
Z. V. Crutchfield
Paul Green
John
Crowell, D. A. Long
R. C. Hareville
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Lillian Robinson
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
W. G. Smith
L. E. Bird
C. R. Reid
Barnum Springs
Bobby Rutledge
Wrenn Street
Camplee
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