Educational talk by Supt Carroll before AAUW High Point
Members of the High Point Chapter AAUW welcomed Charles F. Carroll Jr. superintendent of city schools to a meeting hosted by Mrs. L O Hutchens. Carroll spoke on the educational system and state funding while urging local tax support and cautious federal aid. Nine new members joined and plans were set for a December 11 fellowship tea to support the fellowship fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
American Association of University Women
L. O. Hutchens
Arbordale Drive
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Carroll
Mary Hall
AAUW
Carolina
North Caro
North Carolina
Mississippi
Alaba
Arkansas
Kentucky
Blake Thompson
T. B. McDonald
Joseph T. Weaver
R. M. Lennon
G. H. Hobart
J. P. Armstrong
George Hendry
Louisa Hatch
Marvy Wyche
Elizabeth McLaughlin
J. G. Hogs
Library Board
Fiarrison
J. C. Moore
J. D. Ross
J. E. Beamon
Kathleen Young
UDC Hear Talk On Souths New Era In North Carolina
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted Robert L. Thompson editor of The Enterprise as guest speaker. He spoke on a new era for the South focusing on North Carolina and its future, noting continued economic impacts from the Civil War and envisioning growth through tourism and diversified state interests. The meeting also re-set winter meeting time to 3 p.m. and planned Christmas aid for Confederate homes and widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Arthur R. Harrison
Wiltshire Boulevard
Robert L. Thompson
The
Enterprise
Thompson
W. A. Bivins
South
North Carolina
Confederate Women's Home
Fayetteville
Confederate Veterans Home
Raleigh
Calendar of club events and wedding preparations in High Point
A dense listing covers Altrusa, Newcomers, Priscilla and Women's Guild activities through Sunday. Notable items include Miss Norma Page wedding events, Page-Donges wedding rehearsal, and a Garden Hillcrest home cake cutting. Attendees include Mary Wilson Wall, Norma Page, and Lt. C. F. Don yes with out of town guests.
Miss Teague To Honor Miss Page
Miss Peggy Teague will entertain Thursday evening at her Church street home to compliment Miss Norma Page whose betrothal to St Charles Donges of Huntington Park California was announced Monday by her parents Mr and Mrs B C Page. The party starts at eight o clock. Miss Page will arrive Thursday from New York City where she has been attending the Arts Students league. Her marriage will be next Sunday evening at six at the First Presbyterian church and several social events are planned before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
J. Cramer
West
Howell Street
Betty Brockman
Fairway Drive
Norman
Emerywood Country Club
Peggy Teague
Church Street
Miss Page
Suny
Norma Page Winston A Julius Johnston
Greensboro
Page-Donyes
Sedgefield Inn
Norma Page
C. F. Donyes
First Presbyterian Church
Craven Page
Hillcrest Drive
St. Charles Donges
Huntington Park
Calif
B. C. Page
Iss Page
New York City
Arts Students League
Milton Hadley To Address Altrusans At Meet Tonight
Milton Hadley a former Quaker Hill pastor and Springfield Friends Church minister will speak at the Altrusa club meeting at the Sheraton tonight. The dinner starts at 6 30 PM in the Sheraton room with Mrs. Sara R. Haworth and Miss Fern Ferree co chairing. Mrs. Evelyn Sut eal presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Sarah Haworth
Fern Ferree
Milton Hadley
Sheraton Hotel
Springfield Friends Church
Quaker Hill
Richmond
Ind
Sheraton Room
Sara R. Haworth
Evelyn Suteal
Woodmen Circle to Meet Tomorrow at W O W Home
The Woodmen Circle plans its regular business session Wednesday at seven thirty. Members including the drill team are urged to attend for discussion of important business at the W O W home on West High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Westigh Street
Beta Sigma Phi Mu Chapter Plans 7:30 Meeting at Sheraton
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet this evening at 7 30 at the Sheraton hotel in the Blue Room. Members are expected to attend as the agenda includes chapter business and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Pentagon Club Meets at Mrs Bernard’s Home Tonight
The Pentagon club will be entertained by Mrs Gilbert Bernard at her home on 401 Parkway this evening at eight for its regular meeting, announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Gilbert Bernard
401 Parkway
Church Social Mollie Phipps Class Meeting Evening
The Mollie Phipps class of Calvary Methodist church will meet this evening at seven o'clock in the church basement. The Stephens Bible study class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. C. S. Grayson’s home, 1099 North Main, with Mrs. Grayson as leader. The Wesley Memorial Methodist primary department officers and teachers meet with Mrs. W. R. Morrow at Brentley circle this evening at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
Stephens
Grayson Home
Stephens Bible
C. S
Grayson
North Main Street
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. R. Morrow
Brentley Circle
Toady
Don Cossack Chorus To Appear Here Tuesday
The General Platoff Don Cossack Chorus of 27 members will perform Tuesday December 4 at 8 o'clock in the Senior High School as part of the High Point Community Concert series. Under director Nicholas Kostru koff they offer Russian liturgical music folk melodies and dances including the Lesginka Kozatchok with voices spanning from soprano to bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Platoff Don Cossack Chorus
High Point
Singing Horsemen of
Steppes
Nicholas Kostrukoff
Litur
Local News Highlights At High Point Memorial And Surroundings
Betts Drug Co president C Layton occupies Washington street unit at High Point memorial hospital for treatment and is expected to stay several days. Irving T Cagle and daughter Irva Lou return from Miami visiting Jacksonville and Pompano Beach friends. Mrs Johnnie Cooper back home after an operation and bed confinement. Mrs C E Jones travels to Greensboro for sister Mrs Clarence Shields illness at St Leo's hospital. Mr Martin Freeman visits mother Mrs E A Downey at 203 Howell street, after US Army Air Forces service in the Pacific. High Point residents attend Carolina Duke football in Chapel Hill, with Hazel Fowler Lyda Meredith among attendees. Reba Porterfield Maxine Markham holidaying in Durham with Effie Epps on street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Cooper
High Point Memorial Hospital
C. E. Jones
Greensboro
Clarence Shields
Colfax
St. Leo's Hospital
Martin C. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
E. A. Downey
Howell Street
United States Army Air Forces
Fifth Air Force
Pacific
Employment Service Body Elects Leader
ASHEVILLE November 27 UP P Lane Gaston will head the North Carolina chapter of the international association of public employment services during the coming year. He was elected to the post last night at the annual convention of the group. Marie Weaver of Raleigh was elected secretary and Henry Hilton also of Raleigh was named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
P. Lane Gaston
North Carolina
International Association of Public Employment Services
Marie Weaver
Raleigh
Henry Hilton
Aged Man Killed in Train Car Collision in Gaffney
James Bonner, 60, died instantly when his car collided with a passenger train in Gaffney South Carolina. Elliott Harris survived with minor injuries. Bonner was a Hamrick Mills employee. An inquest will be held next week, coroner W. P. Batchelor said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney
S. C
James Bonner
Bonner
Hamrick Mills
Elliott Harris
W. P. Batchelor
Return Of Vets To Present Big Problems
CHAPEL HILL November 27 The influx of World War II veterans into North Carolina will require full cooperation of local and federal agencies to help their rehabilitation as they return to civilian life. Lieut Col Wiley M Pickens director of the North Carolina Veterans commission said at the opening session of a five day institute for veterans service officers at North Carolina University's Institute of government. He noted more than 6000 North Carolina veterans returned in August and over 14000 in September with October totals yet to be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Wiley M. Pickens
Lincolnton
North Carolina Veterans Commission
Col. Pickens
Two Men Escape After Unusual Road Accident
Wilmington police report an unusual crash as a concrete mixer truck overturned on a turn, crushing and demolishing an automobile. The driver Frank Talbot and another Wilmington resident Ruelle Bennerman escaped injury despite the dramatic collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Frank Talbot
Ruelle Bennerman
Bennerman
Highway Body Opens Bids on 23 Projects
Raleigh, Nov 27. The state highway and public works commission opened bids on 23 paving and bridge construction projects across 21 counties. Low bid total expected to exceed 2.5 million dollars. Chairman A. H. Graham noted material and machinery shortages will likely limit bids to North Carolina contractors. This setup marks the largest program since just before Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Highway and Public Works Commission
A. H. Graham
Commission
North Carolina
Pearl Harbor
State Head Of Orchestra To Appear Here
Dr. Benjamin F. Swalin director of the state symphony orchestra and Mrs. Swalin will tour the state over the coming weeks. They appear November 28 at 3 30 p m in the Washington Parent Teachers Association recital at the High School auditorium in Chapel Hill. They perform November 29 at 8 p m for the North Carolina Symphony Committee at radio Station WBT in Charlotte. They join the High Point High School orchestra December 6 at the Junior High School. They are guest artists December 3 and December 13 at 8 p m in Raleigh executive mansion programs sponsored by the Leigh Music Club and the Raleigh Women’s Club respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thhey
Washington Parent-Teachers Association
North Carolina Symphony Committee
WBT
Charlotte
High Point High School
High Point
Swalin
Executive Mansion
Raleigh
Leigh Music Club
Raleigh Women's Club
Drop Charges Against Eight Meat Concerns
RALEIGH November 27 OPA cases against eight eastern North Carolina concerns charged with buying and selling rationed meats without surrendering points have been dropped due to the end of meat rationing. S. Johnson OPA district director announced. The cases were to be heard Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
OPA
North Carolina
S. Johnson
Community groups meet on varied days this week
Tuesday brings Cooperette Club, Wednesday hosts A A A W, Thursday features the Woman's Club, Friday schedules H P Sedgefield Ken nel Club for local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperette Club
A.A.A.W
Woman's Club
H.p.sedgefield Kennel Club
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Supt. Carroll
Maurice French
Maurice
S&s. Main
Walgreen's
Margaret Woods
Starlac
Borden
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dordens
Borden Co
Ginny Simms
CBS
UDC
Betty Sechrest
Mary Wilson Wall
Otteray Drive
Twentieth Century Study Club
N. M. Harrison
Montlieu Avenue
Women's Guild of the
YWCA
John W. Diffendal
Virginia Hurt
Sedgefield
Norma
Priscilla Club
C. A. Ring, Sr
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Winifred Wall
Anna Tomlinson
Clara Cole Sherrod
Mary Sue Briggs
Tom Pitts
Etderywood Country Club
Margaret Hancock
Frances Holton
H. F. Hansucker
W. C. Idol
Idol
Wall - Matthews
Country Club
Page-Donges
Anzio
Italy
Joseph S. Ferla
Hartford, Conn
Ola Krasnoselsky
Shelbourne Falls
Mass
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Hartford
International
Miss Teague
Beta Sigma Phi
Pentagons
Bernard
Don Cossack Chorus
Irving T. Cagle
Irva Lou
Miami
Fla
Jacksonville
Pompane
Carolina Duke
Hazel Fowler
Lyda Meredith
Reba Porterfield
Maxine Markham
Effie Epps
Durham
Winston-Salem, N. C
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Pione
Benjamin F. Swalin
State Symphony Orchestra
Nelson Florist and Decorators
Nelson
Main St
Mimeie Lee Steed Rutty
Typer
Getty Treteer
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
M. Main &T
Stanley's Jewelers
South Main St
Jewelers
Oma
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