Saint Anne's auxiliary hosts silver tea for Episcopal women
Mrs. Thomas J. C. Smyth hosted a silver tea yesterday afternoon at Saint Anne's auxiliary in Saint Mary's Episcopal Church. Mrs. J. W. Slate Jr. and committee greeted guests from 3:30 to 5:30, with arrangements by Mrs. Slate and introductions to Mrs. Powell Alexander, president of the auxiliary. The tea featured a cutwork lace table, large white chrysanthemum centerpieces, Russian tea, and buffet service, followed by a reception in the living room with red berry accents and chrysanthemums.
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Episcopal
Saint Anne’s
Saint Anne's Auxiliary
Thomas J. C. Smyth
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
J. W. Slate, Jr
Powell Alexander
St. Anne’s Auxiliary
William Gorman
William McKenzie
E. A. Robins
Smyth
Cloyd Austin
H. Irwin Coffield, Jr
Robert Haas
Fernley Fawcett
Young People Plan Thanksgiving Breakfast at Main Street Methodist
The young people of the Main Street Methodist church will hold a Thanksgiving breakfast at the church at 8 30 Thursday morning.
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Main Street Methodist Church
Pilot Club Dinner Features Dr. Underwood Health Talk
The Pilot Club at the Sheraton heard Dr. E. H. Underwood of Guilford County Health discuss school health, immunization, and preventive measures. George Covington of the High Point Tuberculosis Association urged support for the Christmas seal drive as members planned Y drive cooperation. A Thanksgiving dinner for 20 members followed.
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Dr. Underwood
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
E. H. Underwood
George Covington
Underwood
Guilford County Health Department
High Point Tuberculosis Association
G. W. Sutton
Ethel Moxley
College Faculty Women Host Social At Mrs Cooke’s Home
Members of the High Point College Women’s Club were entertained by Mrs. Dennis H. Cooke on West College Drive. Guests included Miss Dorothy Arnett Ruth Steelman Emma Frances Baker and Mrs. Arthur Paschal. Bridge and Oklahoma provided entertainment with yellow chrysanthemums as decoration. Prizes were awarded for high and low scores at both games. A sweet course was served to about twenty five attendees.
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High Point College
Dennis H. Cooke
West College Drive
Dorothy Arnette
Ruth Steelman
Emma Frances Baker
Arthur Paschal
Bridge
Oklahoma
Leroy Collins
Richard Dale
Joyce Ellis
Martine Barker
Sherwood Village Women Hold Candlelight Pledge Rites
A candlelight pledge service by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Sherwood Village Methodist Church was led by Mrs. Harry Hendricks from Wesley Memorial. The program centered on "By His Light Shall the Nations Walk" with officers surveying W.S.C.S. work and Dr. N. M. Harrison delivering the closing prayer for Crusade For Christ.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Sherwood Village Methodist Church
Harry Hendricks
Wesley Memorial Church
M Missionary Education
Greensboro
W.s.cs
N. M. Harrison
Ladies Bridge Winners Named At Emerywood Club
Mrs. Valette J. Harris hosted the weekly Ladies Bridge at Emerywood country club. In duplicate, North-South winners were J. T. Ryan and Laurance Ingram first and R. B. Terry with Harris second. East-West winners were Sarah Porter with C. S. Beaver first and J. T. Ferebee with Esmond Slate second. Gilbert Clinard won the contract bridge table. Luncheon followed.
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Valette J. Harris
Emerywood Country Club
J. T. Ryan
Laurance Ingram
R. B. Terry
Sarah Porter
C. S. Beaver
J. T. Ferebee
Fortnighters Honor New Members At Bridge And Canasta
Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark and Miss Nancy Smith hosted the Fortnighters at Miss Clark’s Park Way home for a dessert bridge and canasta evening. New members competed for high bridge honors won by Miss Sara Clapp and canasta prize earned by Miss Mildred Crowder.
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Bridge and
Canasta
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Nancy Smith
Clark
Parkway
Sara Clapp
Mildred Crowder
YWCA Business Club Hears Reading by Miss Martha Bell
The YWCA Business and Professional group heard Miss Martha Bell from the city library staff read Ezra’s Thanksgiving Out West by Eugene Field at the regular dinner at the Y. Miss Mary Ruth Seward introduced Bell. Vera Mae Ferree presided. Next week’s program will be by Miss Margaret Sink. One guest attended, Miss Sarah Colvin.
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YWCA
Martha Bell
West
Eugene Field
Mary Ruth Seward
Bell
Vera Mae Ferree
Margaret Sink
Sarah Colvin
Green Thumb Garden Hears Mrs Steward On Yule Decorations
The Green Thumb Gardens club met at West Farriss home with Mrs H O Williams. Mrs B K Stewart urged family inclusive Christmas decor and the religious aspects. A business session planned an early December Christmas party and the group voted to join with Federated Garden Clubs of High Point to aid Tate Park beautification.
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Green Thumb Gardens Club
H. O. Williams
West Farriss
B. K. Stewart
Federated Garden Clubs
High Point
Tate Park
Births for Shaw and Smith Families From Boulevard Unit
Mr and Mrs B W Shaw announce the birth of a son Darrell Ray on November 21 at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Shaw is the former Louise Hill. Mr and Mrs Garrett Smith announce the birth of a son Glenn Wayne on November 20 at the Boulevard Unit of the same hospital.
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B. W. Shaw
Lindsay Street
Darrell Ray
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Shaw
Louise Hill
Garrett Smith
Clay Street
Glenn Wayne
Jewish Women's Study Group Reviews National Convention
Delegates from the Council of Jewish Women reported on the recent National Triennial convention in Baltimore at the November meeting hosted by Mrs. Joe Barr. Mrs. Sam Tobias, Mrs. Arthur Cassell, and Mrs. Willard Myers presented the reports, with discussion on unfinished business including a radio program about social legislation welfare and education by Morton Wishen grad.
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Council of Jewish Women
Baltimore
Joe Barr
Sam Tobias
Arthur Cassell
Willard Myers
Morton Wishengrad
Ben Herman
al Rabehan
Sam Hyman
Wheless Recovers At Home After Tonsillectomy
Eddie Wheless son of Mr and Mrs Bill Wheless Oak View Road is recuperating at home after a tonsillectomy at a local clinic Monday. Mrs W F Kent visiting her daughter Mrs W R Kerr in Roanoke Virginia and plans to return over the weekend.
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Eddie Wheless
Bill Wheless
Oak View Road
WCTU Meeting at Wesley Memorial Chapel Highlights Dr Laubach
The Guilford County WCTU met at Wesley Memorial Church with President Mrs M J Crowder in charge. Mrs J A Eshelman spoke on Dr Frank Laubach biography noting his literacy work in 84 languages and a Dec 15 guest lecture is planned. a plaque for Miss Frances Willard will be placed at the city library. A wine and beer sale referendum petition was shared and roll call was taken before closing prayer.
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WCTU
Wesley Memorial Chapel
P. R. Dixon
J. A. Eshelman
Frank Laubach
Laubach
Wesley Memorial
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