Decision Night At College Ends Rush Week At High Point
Freshmen women and co ed transfers at High Point college will choose between two women s campus literary societies this evening at the Decision Night ceremony in the college auditorium. Rivalries sparked a week of social events including a rain cooled weiner roast indoor picnic and an outdoor lake picnic attended by about 100 to 150 students and chaperones. Anne Ross and Robert Rankin lead the societies with Miss Louise Adams and Vera idol among chaperones. The rush period ends for the women s groups this evening while men's groups continue to recruit in coming weeks.
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High Point College
Nikanthan Society
M. P
The
Artemesians
Akrothinians
City Lake
Anne Ross
Robert Rankin
Louise Adams
Vera Idol
C. R. Hinshaw
C. Virgil
Mrs. S. H. Askew Concludes Ephesians Classes Here
Mrs. S. H. Askew of Atlanta ends her Book of Ephesians study at the First Presbyterian church in High Point after a week of morning sessions. The Southern Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary field worker has spoken in 285 churches across the Southern Presbytery and drew 75 to 85 women per session, receiving gifts including hose from local supporters.
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First Presbyterian Church
S. H. Askew
Atlanta
Southern Presbyterian Church
Askew
High Point
North Carolina
Royal Arcanums Present First Dance Of Season
The Old Plank Road Council of the Royal Arcanum holds its first fall dance this evening in the chapter clubrooms Arcade Building. Frank Duff and his Rhythm Makers will provide music. Dancing starts at 9 30 with Royal Arcanums and guests admitted. Bill Hayes and Ralph Snider lead arrangements as the event kicks off a series of fall and winter socials.
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Royal Arcanums
Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
Arcade
Frank Duff
Rhythm Makers
Terpsichorean
Bill Hayes
Ralph Snider
Musical Art Banquet Hosts Distinguished Guests Tonight
Norva president Vincent H Ober of the National Federation of Music Clubs will give the principal address at the Musical club banquet in the Aron Hotel ballroom at seven. State president Mrs Correll of Raleigh and other distinguished guests will attend along with club officers and Greensboro, Burlington, and High Point representatives. Banquet planning is led by R T Amos W J Fraley and H D Sears. A School of Instruction will be held October 7 at Elm Street school with speakers including Rose N Rosa and Ernestine Milner.
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S. Vincent H. Ober
Nor- Va
Na 1 Federation of Music Clubs
Aron Hotel
Correll
Raleigh
Edith Moore
Rod
Must
Art Club
Club
Ober
J. Norman Wille
Cora Cox Lucas
Greensboro
National Board
Herbert S. Coble
Burlington
Piedmont District
F. Tomlinson
Coble
Sherrod
City
Mesdames R. T. Amos
W. J. Fraley
H. D. Sears
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street School
Wesley Memorial Church
Rose N. Rosa
Woman's College
Ernestine Milner
Guilford College
Finance Students Oversee Standard Supply Work
Under instructor supervision finance students complete work using standard makes and include price details for permanents.
The Musical Art Club Banquet at Sheraton with National Leader
Social calendar notes a 7 p.m. banquet at the Sheraton for new members where Mrs. Vincent H. Ober of Norfolk Va president of the National Federation of Music Clubs will be the principal speaker. At 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abels host the Club of Twelve at Emery wood Country club. The Duck club begins its anniversary with a dinner at Sedgefield Inn and a private dance at the Duck clubhouse. From 9:30 to 12:30 Royal Arcanum holds a first fall dance in the Arcade Building with Frank Duff and his Rhythm Makers providing music.
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Musical Art Club
Sheraton Hotel
Vincent H. Ober
Norfolk
National Federation of Music Clubs
John C. Abels
Emerywood Country Club
Duck Club
Sedgefield Inn
Duck Clubhouse
Sedgefield
Royal Arcanum
Arcade Building
Frank Duff
Kinston Visitors Attend Weekend at Kearns Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Copeland of Kinston are arriving this afternoon to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Amos R. Kearns on Hillcrest Drive. Mrs. Scott A. Parham of Henderson and Kinston is a guest in the home. Miss Verta Royal of Kernersville Route One is improving after a recent operation at Guilford General Hospital. David T. Yow returns from Chicago after attending the National Selected Morticians convention. Bertha Nichols leaves for Boston after visiting her sister Mrs. Kenneth Redman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Copeland
Kinston
Amos R. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Scott A. Parham
Henderson and Kinston
Verta Royal
Kernersville
Guilford General Hospital
David T. Yow
Chicago
Ill
Bertha Nichols
Boston
Mass
Kenneth Redman
Spicy Scented Car Nation Florals Enduring Centerpiece
A light airy arrangement centers on a few flowers arranged with a frog or small holder to keep them steady. The spicy scent elevates the display, making it a desirable focal point for any table setting.
Tom A. Sykes Speaker At Thomasville Musical Tea
Tom Alderman Sykes, director of the Thomasville Chair company, spoke at a Muscial Tea in Thomasville. The event, hosted by Mrs. R. W. Crews, featured violin selections by Miss Sarah Alderman and a piano number by Miss Maurine Perryman. Decorations of dahlias and refreshments followed the program.
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Thomasville
R. W. Crews
Salem Street
Crews
Tom Alderman Sykes
Sarah Alderman
Greensboro
Maurine Perryman
Local Presbyterian Women Meet at Bixby Church
Local women who attended the district meeting of the Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary at Bixby church this week include Mesdames O. R. Hodain L. E. Bird R. D. Bevan Dave Long Jr D. A. Troutman S. W. Tolan J. O. Cook D. F. Helm Gordon Frown and C. R. Reid of the local Presbyterian church. Members of the Thursday group were also noted.
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Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Bixby Church
Mesdames O. R. Hodain
L. E. Bird
R. D. Bevan
Dave Long, Jr
D. A. Troutman
S. W. Tolan
J. O. Cook
D. F. Helm
Gordon Frown
C. R. Reid
Presbyterian Church
Live Yers Club Birthday Banquet At Y Hut
The Live Y ers club of the Y W C A held its annual birthday banquet at the Y Hut with new officers taking office. Green and white decor featured ships anchors and lighthouses. Miss Virginia Carrier presented a birthday bowl. Elizabeth Ellis performed and Miss Doris Friddle accompanied. A six candle cake marked six years of the club. Twenty members attended with guests Miss Betsy Dupuy Miss Nelle Anstey Miss Gene Horney and others.
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Virginia Carrier
Lansing
Mich
Elizabeth Ellis
Doris Friddle
Betsy Dupuy
New Y. W. C. A
Nelle Anstey
Gene Horney
Ralph Faust
Lucille Johnston
Teen club forms in Roland Park with Miss Wilson host
The organization of a new Teen club was perfected yesterday at Miss Helen Wilson's home in Roland Park. Miss Iris Hill had hosted the first session on Rockford Road, where Miss Margaret Barringer was elected president and Miss Hill vice president. Charter members include M Ann Marie Meredith, Betty Newton, Carlene Meredith, and Catherine Ravisies. After the business meeting, plans for future development and programs were discussed amid talks and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilson
Roland Park
Iris Hill
Rockford Road
Margaret Barringer
Mise Hill
M Ann Marie Meredith
Betty Newton
Carlene Meredith
Catherine Ravisies
Shelton Family Reunion Set For Sunday at J R Shelton Home
The annual Shelton family reunion will be held at the home of J R Shelton near Kernersville on Sunday October 3. Friends and relatives are asked to assemble around 11 o clock Sunday morning.
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Shelton Family
J. R. Shelton
Kernersville
Local Woman Heads to Lutheran Congress in Buffalo
Mrs. Robert Im Conrad leaves for Buffalo New York to attend the Young Women's Congress and the Triennial Convention of the Women's Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church in America. She will represent the Light Brigade and serves as North Carolina Synodical state secretary.
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Robert Im Conrad
Buffalo
N. Y
Young Women’s Congress
Women's Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church In America
Conrad
North Carolina Synodical
Light Brigade
Children’s Organization of the Society
Employment Service Hours Are Changed
The North Carolina State Employment Service office shifts hours from 8:30 a m to 9 a m opening and 4:30 p m to 6 p m closing. Interviewing hours run from 9 a m to 12 noon.
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North Carolina
Corsages suit necklines and strap styles choices
Evening corsages should be worn at the bosom when the shoulder straps are narrow and the neckline low. For high necked gowns, a garland of blooms is more often best.
Tea And Topics Club Hears Stewart on European Tour
Mrs. R. K. Stewart spoke at the Tea and Topics club fall meeting hosted by Mrs. Joseph T. Weaver in Archdale. She detailed her European trip focusing on England and the Coronation pageantry with vivid descriptions of London crowds and loyal displays.
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R. K. Stewart
Joseph T. Weaver
Archdale
Stewart
England
London
Birth of William Ralph Coggins in local home
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Coggins announce the birth of a son, William Ralph, on Tuesday September 28 at their home 24 Flynt Street. The event followed Mrs. Stewart's club talk and a salad course for 16 members.
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William Ralph Coggins
Mrs. Wade Coggins
William Ralph
Flynt Street
William Arthur Kessler Born at Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Arthur A Kessler Jr announce the birth of a son named William Arthur on Thursday September 29 at Guilford General Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. A. Kessler
Arthur A. Kessler, Jr
William Arthur
Guilford General Hospital
Fiery red tritomas inspire striking curved-stem arrangements
The fiery red tritomas may be used alone in an arrangement. Use their curved stems to form pleasing lines.
Football game features giant chrysanthemum corsages worn by co-eds
The scene at the game highlights the spectacle of large chrysanthemum arrangements worn by female students, described as a notably bright and festive element of the event.
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Elm St
Beauty College
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
South Side Circle
Woman's Missionary Union Circle
South Side Baptist Church
FE. M. Teague
Culler Street
Mary Hoy
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Vernonepler
Chestnut Street
Quality Shoe Store
Tom A. Sykes
Bridge Club
Charles F. Phillips
Sunrise Avenue
W. E. Tomlinson
Walter Rapp
Mesdames Carson Cox
John R. Myers
G. W. Lyles
J. W. Hawthorne
Miss Mamie Harris
Frank Marr
Eibera Club
Alvah Boyles
Paul Flashler
Harry Lee Lambeth
Lambeth
Paul Hassler
O. R. Hodgin
Walter Newby
Vann Stringfield
P. M. Sherrill
Live Y’ers Club
Miss Wilson
Shelton
Lutheran
Kerner’s Folly
Kernersville, N. C
Hutchens
Devil Fudge
Pineapple
Presh Daily
Tea and Topics Club
Mrs. Stewart
Washington
Furniture Stores, Inc
East Washington Street
South Main Street
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