Miss Perry Guest Speaker At World Fellowship Event
Miss Perry recently returned from six years as general secretary of the YWCA in Mexico City and spoke at the monthly Membership event at the Y hut. She outlined Mexico s history people home life and development challenges while Mrs. Williamson displayed Mexican artifacts and Mrs. Adama sang Trees with Mrs. Sears at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Perry
States
Mexico City
Miss Perry
Mexico
O. C. Williamson
Miss Knight Engaged Fete At Knight Home Party
A preholiday reception honored Miss Tamsie Knight and her fiancé R. Glenn Hendrix. Notables from Kernersville and High Point attended at 108 Oakwood Court, with elaborate floral decor, pink and white motifs, and a formal receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Knight
Oakwood Court
Tamsie Knight
R. Glenn Hendrix
B. Francis Hendrix
Shirley Farr
Bessie Hedrick
C. H. Caddell
Blanche Beasley
Madeline Hoover
Knight
Mr. Knight
Miss Knight
Mr. Hendrix
M. M. Hendrix
Hendrix
V. C
High Point Christian Endeavor Union to distribute baskets
The High Point Christian Endeavor Union will distribute Thanksgiving baskets to needy families. Roscoe Briley announced all societies will meet at High Point College at 7 AM for a Thanksgiving service led by Dr. P. E. Lindley. Afterward, baskets will be carried to local churches for delivery. About seventy five baskets were given last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Roscoe Briley
Christian Endeavor Societies
High Point
High Point College
Lebanon Society
P. E. Lindley
Thanksgiving Fete at Elm Street School Honors Harvest Goddess
About 200 Elm Street School children staged a twilight Thanksgiving festival in the school auditorium. Barbara Lynn portrayed the Goddess of Harvest with attendants Fay Doda Mead Betty Jean Bury and others while grain fruit and leaf dancers offered gifts. Senior and Junior choirs performed, and gifts from students funded Thanksgiving baskets for neighbors in need. Announce Birth of Daughter Virginia Elizabeth to Mr and Mrs Gaston Peele on East Commerce Street on November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Barbara Lynn
Fay Dodamead
Betty Jean Bury
Billy Welch
Edna Earl Ferree
Nancy White
Janice Lee Spencer
Gaston Peele
Virginia Elizabeth
East Commerce Street
Social calendar highlights midweek events in Thomasville area
The Ladies Auxiliary VFW meets in the VFW hall on North Main Street. Wick Wack club hosts balloon dance at the American Legion, Thomasville, with Rhythm Masters providing music. Emerywood Country Club plans a Thanksgiving dance with Lou Gogerty and his orchestra. Stag club holds a Thanksgiving banquet for prospective members at the club lodge near Winston-Salem road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Terry
North Main Street
Wick Wack Club
American Legion
Thomasville
Rhythm Masters Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Lou Gogerty
Stag Club
Winston-Salem Road
Thanksgiving visits and hospital news from Greensboro area
Sophia Taplin and Jane Truesdell, Wo man s College students, are due this afternoon to visit their parents Mr and Mrs A K Taplin and Mr and Mrs O C Truesdell. Betty Joe Abels and Helen Sisk arrive from Duke University to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs J C Abela. Mrs W W Arnold of 731 English Street recovers from surgery at Burrus Memorial hospital. Katherine Dozier of Tarboro, Greensboro College student, visits Mrs P W Flagge on Colonial Drive. D H Baker of High Point family reports improved condition after illness. Mrs Alice Wall and friends from Fieldale and Leakesville are hosting at H A Knight s home following a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Taplin
Jane Truesdell
Woman's College
Greensboro
A. KE. Taplin
O. C. Truesdell
Betty Joe Abels
Helen Sisk
Waynesville
Duke University
J. C. Abela
W. W. Arnold
English Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Katherine Dozier
Tarboro
Greensboro College
P. W. Flagge
Colonial Drive
Alice Wall
Lucille Ritenour
Jean May
Anna Stultz
Fieldale
Harold E. Parkman
Jeanette Jones
Leaksville
H. A. Knight
Thanksgiving Carnival at St Marys Tonight
The Young People's Service League of St Marys Episcopal will host a Thanksgiving Carnival at seven this evening in the parish house. Admission is small, with side shows refreshment stands and a dancing class program by Mrs W E Davis's pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's
Young People’s Service League
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Claude Meclver
Service League
W. E. Davis
Mrs H A Kanoy Hosts Puella Club Thanksgiving Meeting
Mrs H A Kanoy entertained the Puella club at her home 522 White Oak last evening with a devotional by Mrs Harvey Wood. Mrs Carl Hatley led the business session planning a Christmas party December 18 at Mrs Luman Minor’s Oakview drive home. Guests included Mesdames Fred Byrd Essie Pegram Lawrence Lee Harvey Wood Carl Hatley Herman Crawford DeWitt Holt on Miss Edith Burchfield Peggy Kaney and Billy Farr Hatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Kanoy
Puella Club
White Oak Street
Harvey Wood
Carl Hatley
Luman Minor
Oakview Drive
Mesdames
Fred Byrd
Essie Pegram
Lawrence Lee
Herman Crawford
DeWitt Holton
Edith Burchfield
Peggy Kaney
Billy Farr Hatley
Royal Arcanums Invited To Dance In Winston-Salem
Members of the Old Plank Road Council Royal Arcanum are guests of the Prince Albert Council at a dance in the new Armory auditorium Winston-Salem this evening. Music by the Davis Brothers orchestra of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Prince Albert Council
Winston-Salem
New Armory Auditorium
Davis Brothers Orchestra of
Charlotte
Y W C A Groups Hold Joint Meetings With Miss Perry
Members of the Live Y'ers and Jolly Y clubs joined for a dinner at the Y W C A hut. Miss Sue Perry of Mexico City spoke on Y W C A work, noting changes in women’s roles in Mexico and urging pay rights. Approximately forty attended including Vera Idol and Mrs. Ran son. A three course dinner featured fall flowers and fruit centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sue Perry
Business and
Live Y'ers
Jolly Y
Sue Perry
Mexico City
St. Mary's
Mexico
Miss Perry
Vera Idol
R. E. Ranson
E. M. Shipman
Illustrated Lecture On Famous Paintings Heard By Altrusans
John J. Blair presented an illustrated lecture on famous paintings to the Altrusta club at the Sheraton hotel dinner meeting. The program included vocal numbers by Mrs. J. A. Allred and piano work by Miss Doris Koonce, with Miss Mae Kirkman accompanying. Thirty-two attended, including guests from Greensboro, and new member Mrs Allene Schroder joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Blair
Altrusta Club
Sheraton Hotel
Blair
Marie Caddell
H. Allred
Joyce Kilby
Little Daisy
Doris Koonce
A. J. Koonce
Allene Schroder
Mary Camp Sprinkle
Monte Muse
Gilbert Muse
Lockie Stover
Maud Lee
Ruth Y. Schiffman
Greensboro
Altrusa Club
Salisbury Robbery Suspect Sentenced for Auto Dealer Hold-up
Wade Lof lin, 22, of Davidson County, pled guilty to holding up Fred Deaton, an automobile dealer, near Salisbury on September 18. He received a 12 to 15 year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Wade Loflin
Davidson County
Fred Deaton
Here
Mills Announces Higher Wages At North and South Carolina Plants
Kendall Mills said its 2,200 workers in North Carolina and South Carolina returned to work yesterday on an increased wage scale, with details not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Kendall Mills
North Carolina
South Carolina
$125000 Offer Made For Mill Property
Dilling Mills Company stockholders considered an offer of 125000 by Earl Hamrick of Shelby for the mill property. Officials said liquidation of the mill was voluntary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mountain
Dilling Mills Company
Earl Hamrick
Shelby
Negro Educator Dr. Suggs Dies in Greensboro
Dr. Daniel C. Suggs former president of Livingstone College Salisbury an outstanding Negro educator died at his Greensboro home Monday night November 25 reports state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Daniel C. Suggs
Livingstone College
Salisbury
Death of Fifteen Year Old J B Williams
Fifteen year old J B Williams died at the same hour of his seventh birthday. The brief item notes a fatality involving a juvenile in Monroe. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
J. B. Williams
Girls' Pentagon Club Sees New Members At Hamilton Street Meeting
Mrs Robert Cook Jr hosted the Girls Pentagon Club gathering on Hamilton Street. Three new members Miss Helen Crowder Miss Clarine Ferguson and Miss Lois Barger joined. Plans were finalized for the Pre Christmas Ball at Sedgefield Manor on December 18 with Jimmy Poyner and his orchestra and the annual Christmas dinner at Sedgefield Inn on December 25. Refreshments followed for members including Misses Marion Elliott Mildred Ferguson Clarine Ferguson Marguerite Burress Lole Chides ter Frances Kester Lois Barger Dorothy Lee Stabler and Mrs Wayne Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cook, Jr
Hamilton Street
Pentagon Club
Helen Crowder
Clarine Ferguson
Lois Barger
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Poyner
Sedgefield Inn
Marion Elliott
Mildred
Marguerite Burress
Lole Chidester
Frances Kester
Dorothy Lee Stabler
Wayne Garner
Health Measures Discussed by School Nurse Before Council
Miss Veigh Hutchison addressed the High Point Parent-Teacher Council outlining health measures and a vision clinic project. The council reviewed summer corrections of defects in 341 preschoolers and planned a January appearance by the Tony Larg Marionettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veigh Hutchison
Cefty
High Point
Miss Hutchison
Lions Club
H. S. Coffield
Tony Larg
Fred Hicks
A B Club Hosts Informal Party After Play
After the annual play Once in a Lifetime at the Senior high school the A B Club held an informal party at Dr. and Mrs. Walkup McCain’s Sunset Drive home. Honor guests were cast and crew. attendance limited to A B Club members and wives. An after theatre buffet supper concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Walkup McCain
Sunset Drive
A. B. Club
Wes
Mrs Stutts Honors Birthday of Little Cynthia Jay Stutts
Mrs. H Stutts hosted about a dozen children at 521 Cable Street to celebrate the sixth birthday of Cynthia Jay Stutts. Dorothy Turner performed a tap dance after games and contests, and refreshments were served. Guests included Ray Stuart Nancy Jean Monroe Peggy Joyce Mabe Jack Walters Betty Joe Kidd Wanda Stutts Edgar Turner Margaret Myers Jackie Stutts Dot Turner and Margie Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stutts
Cable Street
Cynthia Jay Stutts
Little Dot Turner
Ray Stuart
Nancy Jean Monroe
Peggy Joyce Mabe
Jack Walters
Betty Joe Kidd
Wanda Stutts
Edgar Turner
Margaret Myers
Jackie Stutts
Dot Turner
Margie Wood
Calotabs Promote Cold Cure With Cleansing Diuretic Action
Calotabs claim to aid nature in fighting colds by cleansing the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and by acting as a diuretic to promote elimination of pain poisons from the blood. The ad suggests taking one or two tabs the first night and repeating on night three or four if needed.
Thanksgiving Dance At Emerywood Club Raises Holiday Spirits
Emerywood Country Club hosts a Thanksgiving Dance with dancing from ten to two and Lou Gogerty and his orchestra providing music. A big crowd attended the regular Tuesday Bridge event with eight tables in play after lectures by Mrs. Lindeman and Mrs. Freese. J. W. Lindsayner won the high school prize, a double deck of cards, as guests and members mingle with out-of-town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Houte
Lou Gogerty
Dave Lindeman
W. Freese, Jr
Stag Club Plans Banquet to Honor Prospective Members
The Stag club held its weekly meeting at the club lodge near the Winston Salem highway with president Ivan Crissman presiding. Plans for a Thanksgiving banquet Friday at 8 30 p m were completed to honor several prospective members with about 26 members and guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Club
Club
Winston-Salem Highway
Ivan Crissman
V. F. W. Auxiliary Meeting Tonight in Terry Building
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 this evening at the V F W hall in the Terry building on North Main Street. A large attendance is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
Terry Building
North Main Street
Thank Hunt of the Sedgefield Returns Tomorrow
The annual Thank Hunt of the Sedgefield area will be held tomorrow morning at 7:30 from the stairs per the hunt secretary Nath. After the hunt a members only meal will be served to those in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Hunt
Nath
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Club News
Miss Madeline Hoover
Sion
P. Y. Adama
H. D. Sears
World Fellowship Committee
EB. 8. Wall
W. B. Hah
Edgar Hartley
J. A. Eshelman
Levi Hayworth
C. EB. Steroff
Frank Hunsucker
W. F. Clayton
Mary Alice Siceloff
Knight Home
Leakeville
Carmala Lewis
Ida Clarke
Moffitt’s
High Point C. E. Union
Elm Street School Group
D. H. Baker
Route Three
Grace G. Baker
Merchants Association
Baker
G. A
East Green Baptist Church
Koonce Cafe
Green Street
H. A. Kanoy
Royal Arcanums
Flapper Fanny
Sylvia
NEA Service
Fanny
Altrusans
Robi. Cook, Jr
Meeting Girls
Mrs. Stutts
Sas
J. W,aanaiell
Echrest
Seeo IG
Robert H
R. BE. Snow
Valette
J. Harri Marsh
Farrell Gray Dallas
J. W. Lindsay Ner
G. W. Stroupe
Art
Gilbert Clinard
Bell
J. T. Ryan
Gram
Harold B. Washburn
O. A. Kir Casey
J. W. Poole
George McLarty
A. John
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Sedgefield
Turk
Prince A
Lindale
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