Women in Science Talk Highlights 20th Century Study Club
Mrs. E. D. Henderson spoke on Women in Science and Aviation at the Modern Woman program held at Mrs. C. J. Schwemn's home. She noted delayed recognition for women in science and cited Maude Slye’s notable mouse experiments.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
E. D. Henderson
Esterday
Reguar
C. J. Schwemn
Parkway
H. J. Morans
Bernard Jaffe
Maude Slye
Mrs. Henderson
Mesdames C. H. Risch
Craven Page
J. W. Thomas
W. W. Gluyas
Lamar McCallum
Joint Birthday Dinner At Archdale Home
Mrs. Roland Gray and Mrs. Vir gil Gray hosted a Sunday birthday dinner at their Archdale home honoring their son Sorrell Gray and daughter Iris Gray. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Fallenstein, Mrs. Joe Davis, Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. John Hinshaw, Maggie Jane Lola Fallenstein, Robert Darrell Davis Clay Gray, H. Clay Royals of Trinity, Barbara Margaret Davis and David Taylor. Welch Memorial Stewards to Meet Friday at 7:30 with supper to be served.
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Roland Gray
Virgil Gray
Sorrell
Iris Gray
Archdale
Garnet Fallenstein
Joe Davis
William Taylor
John Hinshaw
Maggie
Jane
Lola Fallenstein
Robert
Darrell, Davis
Clay Gray
H. Clay Royals
Trinity
Barbara
Margaret Davis
David Taylor
Welch Memorial
Welch Memorial Church
Special Guests At Sedgefield Hunt Dance
Earl N Phillips of High Point and his fiancée Miss Lillian Jordan of Hartsville S C will attend a dinner dance at the Inn at 7 30 p m as Thanksgiving features for the Sedgefield Hunt joining other out of town guests Jere King s UNC orchestra provides music The Thanksgiving events began with a live hunt at eight followed by a breakfast at 10 and a private horse show for Hunt members Sunday at 2 30 at the Sedgefield show ring with organizers from Greensboro and Sedgefield
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Sedgefield
Earl N. Phillips
High Point
Lillian Jordan
Hartsville
S. C
Mr. Phillips
Frank Curran
Greensboro
Jere King
University of North Carolina
Hunt
Sedgefield Show Ring
Sidney Allen
Clair Conner
Nathan Ayers
Oak Hill Sixth Grade Hobby Show Opens at School
Oak Hill school hosts a hobby show in the Student Council room on November 22, 1938. Sixth graders display items from dolls to quilts with L. J. Warner winning first prize for an original wooden doll Elmer.
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Kearns
Oak Hill School
L. J. Warner
Elmer
Doris Richardson
Monroe Copley
Billy Ray Kennery
Dorothy Mac Wrenn
Frank McClellan
Helen Weldon
Beulah Jenkins
Ruth Potts
Shipman
Miss Tippett
Moe Cracken
Emerywood Club Bridge Night and Westtown Camp Supper
The social calendar lists an adult bridge party at Emerywood Country Club Friday at 8 p.m. Reservations are required. Saturday at 5 30 p.m. a camp supper for Westtown College alumni and guests is planned at Archdale Friends Church, with E F Raiford and slides of the school to follow.
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Emerywood Country Club
Thanksgiving Guests and Illness Reported in Local Notes
A stream of Thanksgiving visits includes Miss Lillian Jordan of Hartsville S C arriving to stay about ten days with Mr and Mrs Jesse Washburn. Miss Sarah Hope Brown, a Greensboro student, visits her parents at 411 Willowbrook Street. The Ballards travel to Mount Gilead to spend the holiday with relatives. The Satterfields from Chestertown Md visit Dr and Mrs G I Humphreys West College Drive. Alice Wells is ill with influenza at home on East Green Street Extension. W E Mitchell, Glenn Smith host Thanksgiving in Reidsville with the Smiths. Crawford Gordon Kemp and Allen go to Washington DC for several days return Sunday night. Bobby McLeod shows improvement after septic sore throat. Mrs J N Long of Princeton S C visits her mother at 206 Thurston Street. Dr M B Leath and Dr Tyson Jr depart for Rockingham to spend Thanksgiving. Grace Iveigh of Greensboro visits her mother on Lindsay.
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Lillian Jordan
Hartsville, S. C
Jesse Washburn
Sarah Hope’ Brown
Woman's College
Greensboro
Willowbrook Street
Alice Wells
East Green Street
James E. Lambeth
Molly
J. A. McAuley
Mount Gilead
Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank Lambeth
McCallie School
D. M. Jester
Raeford
Jester
N. A. McDonald
Forrest Grimes
Anne
Denton
Mr. Grimes
D. M. Maynard
Ann
Paul Green
Spring Street
Katherine Rowe
Lenoir
Alma
Clara Fouts
City
Ralph Pollock
Trenton
Vis
Guests Invited To Westtown Supper
All former Westtown School students and interested persons are invited to a camp supper on Saturday evening at Westtown Pa on the Archdale Friends meeting house grounds. Supper begins at 5 30 with Eugene Raiford of the Westtown faculty as guest speaker, followed by a color slide show of the school today.
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Westtown College
Westtown
Archdale Friends Church
E. F. Raiford
Westtown School
Archdale Friends Meeting House
Eugene Raiford
Raiford
Greensboro College honors seven with Who's Who listing
Miss Carey Atkins of High Point earns national recognition in the 1938 29 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. She serves as YWCA secretary and is assistant business manager of the glee club. Other honorees include Miss Mary Ruth Bruton Libr City Miss Nancy McGowan Shel oy Miss Lucille Horne Washington DC Miss Janet Thomas Rocky Mount Miss Virginia Patrick Bahama and Miss Ida June Randolph Asheville.
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Miss Carey Atkins
J. D. Atkins
Fourth Street
High Point
Greensboro College
Miss Atkins
Greensboro College Glee Club
Mary Ruth’ Bruton
Libr City
Nancy McGowan
Sheloy
Lucille Horne
Washington, D. C
Janet Thomas
Rocky Mount
Virginia Patrick
Bahama
Ida June Randolph
Asheville
Suits-Todd Vows Solemnized Here In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Ezora Estella Suits wed John B. Todd in a quiet 8 am ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Edward Suits officiated. The couple plans a southern trip before settling in High Point.
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Todd
Taylor Neal marriage solemnized at First Baptist Church
Miss Alice Mae Taylor wed Vincent M. Neal in an 8:45 PM ceremony at the First Baptist church attended by a few relatives. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Taylor of 719 Morris street and the groom is the son of Mrs. J. W. Neal of 909 North Main street. he works at Gilbert's shoe store. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside on Elm Street.
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Alice Mae Taylor
Vincent M. Neal
First Baptist Church
A B Conrad
G. M. Taylor
Morris Street
J. W. Neal
North Main Street
Mr. Neal
Neal
Christmas Concert by Woman's College Vested Choir Set
Greensboro announces the annual Christmas concert by the Woman's College Vested Choir on Sunday December 11 at Aycock Auditorium at 5 PM. The 125-voice choir will perform carols from many lands including The Star a Christmas song with words by Dr Ruth Hannas and music by Katharine Tate.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
George M. Thompson
Aycock
Ruth Hannas
Katherine Tate
Unusual Bird and Rodent Facts From a Cold Day
A Canada jay lays eggs in weather below zero. A pack rat weighs about a half pound yet its home can weigh around a half ton.
Private Dance At Thomasville Captivates Thanksgiving Weekend
A Thanksgiving social at the Woman's club in Thomasville drew about 350 guests from the area. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rapp and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rapp hosted with yellow fall flowers and a pumpkin centerpiece. The Davis Brothers orchestra from High Point provided music for a popular ballroom. Miss Bain Johnson won top bridge score.
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Thomasville
Woman’s Club
Robert Rapp
Walter Rapp
Davis Brothers Orchestra
High Point
Esther Chatfield
Bridge
Bain
Angell-Holcomb Vows Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Irma Angell of Harmony to Edward Franklin Holcomb of Statesville. Ceremony performed Tuesday afternoon at 5 at 1811 Johnson street home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hoots. Rev. F. L. Conrad officiated with ring ceremony. After vows the couple planned to reside in Statesville.
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Irma Angell
Harmony
Edward Franklin Holcomb
Statesville
J. M. Hoots
Johnson Street
F. L. Conrad
Harmony School
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone, N. C
Iredell County
Mr. Angell
Zeb Holcomb
City Water and Light Department
Ildertons Welcome Guests For Thanksgiving Visit
Mr and Mrs Horace G Ilderton host guests at 907 West College Drive for Thanksgiving. Judge and Mrs John I Cosgrove and Dorothy Cosgrove from Charleston DC join, with Judge and Mrs C M Lunz arriving tomorrow to attend the Duke Pittsburgh football game in Durham. Bows and arrows have been used by man for at least 25 000 years.
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Horace G. Ilderton
West College Drive
John I. Cosgrove
Dorothy
Thomas F. Carey
Charleston
D. C
C. M. Lunz
Ilderton
Durham
Attractive Touring Kits Make Welcome Gifts
Holiday travel prompts demand for portable gift kits. New touring kits offer rugged fabrics, zippered pockets, and the novel Hideaway model with a center section to prevent spills and breakage. Aimed at practical, stylish travelers, these sets suit Christmas and New Year trips.
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Th Handy Little Traveling Company
Nancy Crawford Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Nancy Crawford marked her seventh birthday with a Kinneywood party at her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Crawford home. Miss Lillian Yow led the games and refreshments were served with attractive favors given to each child.
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Nancy Crawford
Lewis Crawford
Kinneywood
Lillian Yow
Great Swaallower Fish Holds Bigger Prey in Depths
The great Swaallower, a fish dwelling in the mid Atlantic depths, can swallow prey larger than itself. This remarkable predator demonstrates unusual oral capacity and deep ocean adaptation through its feeding behavior.
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mid-Atlantic
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T. R. Ballard
Mary Lane
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D. J. Ballard
Charles N. Satterfield
Chestertown
G. I. Humphreys
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Ercell Allen
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E. V. McLeod
Arbordale Drive
J. N. Long
Princeton
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Thurston Street
M. B. Leath
Thomas D. Tyson, Jr
Rockingham
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John B. Todd
Lexington
Edward Suits
Erma Suits
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High Point High School
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S. M. Todd
Louisville
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Jane Pratt
Mount Airy
B. H. Williamson
Williamson
W. W. Rowe
Stor
South Man Street
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Wagger Jewelry Company
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