Garden Study Club Plans Visit by Mrs. Cannon
The Garden Study Club at Emerywood country club hosts Mrs. Chas. Cannon of Concord for a luncheon at 1 PM with 155 reservations. Presiding is Mrs. Silas Casey. attendees include Mrs. E. B. Boatright and state officials, as well as local garden club leaders.
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Garden Study Club
Cannon
Emerywood Country Club
Silas Casey
Chas. Cannon
Concord
Garden Club
Casey
E. B. Boatright
Reidsville
West Piedmont
High
Confederate Coastal Forts Discussed For U D C By Mrs Wishart
At the September meeting of the High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Mrs A T Wishart spoke on Coastal Forts of the Confederacy detailing planning for forts and treaties. She noted forts in Florida Georgia South Carolina North Carolina and Virginia and praised the defenders for their South feeling. Mrs W A Bivins presided and a social hour followed with thirteen members present.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. P. Morrison
A. T. Wishart
Confederas
South
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
W. A. Bivins
Mesdames Morrison
H. D
Sidney Lanier Bust Unveiling Planned At NYU
Mrs. W. A. Bivins of the High Point UDC has an invitation to the Sidney Lanier bust ceremony at New York University on October 3 1946 in the library auditorium. Attendees include Dr. Isaiah Bowman Johns Hopkins president and UDC officers. the event is funded by UDC members across chapters. The North Carolina UDC golden jubilee October 8-10 in Wilmington coincides with the convention at the Cape Fear hotel.
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W. A. Bivins
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sidney Lanier
New York City
Council
Senate
New York University
Hall of Fame
Library of the University
University Heights
181St Street
Isaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins University
John M. Wilcox
Walter B. Laniar
Era Dick
Lithium: the lightest solid element
Lithium is described as the lightest of all solid elements, highlighting its distinctive low density and placement in the periodic table as a highly reactive alkali metal.
Hats Show European Influence At Fall and Winter Show
Peter Bondi, noted hat designer, unveiled a fall and winter collection featuring towering high crowns and wide brims. Influences from Normandy caps and Austrian Tyrol hunter hats shaped the designs, with champagne velour fedoras and ostrich plumes defining the opulent look.
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King Features Syndicate
Peter Bondi
Normandy
Austrian
Tyrol
Official To Visit Women Of Moose Tomorrow Evening
The Women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting tomorrow at eight at Moose Hall with officer elections. Special guest will be Mrs. Mary Hooper graduate grand regent of the College of Regents Baltimore Md.
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Moose
Local Notes on Visits and Recoveries Across Nearby Towns
Mrs C T Ingram Jr and daughter Kathryn returned from Columbia S C where they visited Mr and Mrs John Lumpkin and family. Jacqueline Kennedy returned from Chapel to spend time at home after a weekend in Chapel Hill. Clyde Willis left for Winston Salem then Kansas City Mo as Beta Sigma Phi field executive after aiding a Mu chapter drive. Mrs W L Hargett and son Walter Jr with family visited Olivia and J K Harrington. Jimmy Hardison at Duke hospital recovering from paralysis plans to go home soon. Mrs Mary Haralson ill at home but improving. Mrs Vance Welborn of Asheboro hospital stay after operation. condition satisfactory. Mrs W A Hayworth at High Point Memorial Hospital improving after surgery. Johnny Bivins ill at Sternberger hospital in Greensboro. improved yesterday.
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C. T. Ingram, Jr
Kathryn
Columbia
S. C
John Lumpkin
Jacqueline Kennedy
Clyde Willis
Winston - Salem
Kansas City, Mo
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Vance Welborn
Asheboro
Lois Welborn
Randolph Hopital
Johnny Bivins
John Bivins
Wellington Road
Sternberger Hospital
Greensboro
Woman's College marks 55th anniversary Founder’s Day held
Greensboro October 1 The Woman's College celebrates its fifty fifth anniversary with a Founder's Day program at Aycock auditorium at 11 1 a m with dismissal of classes Dr Benjamin Rice Lacy Jr president of Union Theological Seminary Richmond Va to be principal speaker The day includes a memorial for past president Dr Julius I Foust and a pilgrimage to founder Dr Charles Duncan McIver's grave Speaker line includes Mrs Peter F Lynch and Dr Charles F Myers music by the College Choir
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Peter F. Lynch
New York City
Charles F. Myers
First Presbyterian Church
George M. Thompson
Charles Duncan McIver
Lacy
Raleigh
Benjamin Rice Lacy
Union Theological Seminary
Hampden-Sydney College
Duke University
Atlanta
Long
Foust
Dr. Foust
College For Women
Milk Producers Satisfied With Prices in North Carolina
Raleigh reports the North Carolina milk producers association saying it is completely satisfied with current prices and conditions affecting dairy farmers. The statement reflects a stable market outlook and producer confidence in the near term.
Bradners welcomed son Robert Beverly at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs Beverly Bradner of 325 Avery Street announce the birth of a son, Robert Beverly, on September 30 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Bradners
Beverly Bradner
Avery Street
Robert Beverly
Boulevard
High Oint Memorial Hospital
Milk Price Agreement Backs 20 Cent Quart Cap
C F Cates of Mebane announces that the dairy association adopts a resolution urging maintained retail milk price at 20 cents per quart and wholesale at 5.80 dollars per hundred pounds, opposing any increase.
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C. F. Cates
Mebane
Association
Cates
October bulletin outlines Emerywood Club events
The Emerywood country club plans a October social season with a dinner dance on October 26 from nine to one, dinner at eight, and an unannounced orchestra. An October 18 bridge party features hosts Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rothrock. Weekly ladies bridge events begin October 1 with hostesses Mesdames Dallas, Hunter, Kirkman, Stewart and Tomlinson on consecutive Tuesdays.
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Emerywood Country Club
John L. Rothrock
Mesdames Victor Dallas
D. W. Hunter
O. A. Kirkman
L. R. Stewart
William A. Tomlinson
Altrusa Board With Miss Young
Miss Jessie May Young entertains the executive board of the Altrusa club at the October meeting this evening. Members are invited for six thirty with dinner served before the board session. Miss Young is a director of the executive board.
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Jessie May ‘Young
Altrusa Club
Miss Young
Lxecutive
Pentagons Meet With Mrs Rankin at Regular Meeting
The Pentagon club will be entertained this evening at the regular meeting by Mrs. E C Rankin at her home 500 Lindsay street. The hour for the meeting will be 8 o'clock.
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Pentagon Club
E. C. Rankin
Lindsay Street
Church Social and Inner-Group Meetings Listed
The Philathea class of Green Street Baptist will meet tonight at 7 at 1202 English Street hosted by Mrs. E L Beasley. The Ladies Aid of B Nai Israel meets Wednesday at 8 30 at on Clyde Street with Mrs Ben Swartzburg assisting. The Stephens Bible study class meets Wednesday afternoon at 3 with Mrs C A Joyner at 304 West Bay Street led by Mrs C S Grayson.
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Green Street Baptist Church
E. L. Beasley
English Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
B’nai Israel Synagogue
Ben Swartzburg
Clyde Street
Harry Kantor
Stephens
Stephens Bible
C. A. Joyner
West Bay Street
C. S. Grayson
Local clubs schedule meetings through Thursday
Calendar lists Co operettes International at 626 Colonial Drive and l Amulante club at Gantt Apartments North Main. Girl Scout course at First Methodist Church 10 am Wednesday. YWCA Industrial committee luncheon 2:30 pm Adams Memorial Building. Garden Study Club luncheon Emerywood Country Club with Concord restoration chair Charlies Cannon. Mu chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Adams Memorial YWCA 7:30 pm. Mid-Week Study Club 3 pm Arbordale Drive. Graduate Nurses dinner at Adams YWCA. reserve with Wil liard or Lassiter. Thursday family night Emerywood Count club 6:30 to 8 pm. Hospitality at 107 Rotary Drive for Miss Ster Kennedy. Green Thumb Garden Club 10:30 am Ardmore Circle with speaker R. K. Stewart. Elizabeth Covington hosts luncheon at Emerywood for Baxter Freeze and Joan O Neal. Canterbury club 3:30 pm Johnson Street. Emerywood cupitate club re ar play Saturday.
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Cooperettes International
R. B. Culler
Colonial Drive
L' Amulante Club
John W. Diffendal
Gantt Apartments
North Main Street
First Methodist Church
Industrial Committee
The
YWCA
W. D. Sale
Adams Memorial Building
Garden Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
Charlies Cannon
Concord
State Restoration
Beta Sigma Phi
Adams Memorial Ywca
J. W. Chandler
Arbordale Drive
Graduate Nurses Club
C. H. Williard
Jakie Lassiter
Emerywood Count Club
Clu
Mesdames
Marion
Vestal
Howard M. Ra
Rotary Drive
Ster Kennedy
J. Call of
Ann Arbor
Green Thumb Garden Club
R. L. Edwards
Ardmore Circle
R. K. Stewart
Elizabeth H. Covington
Baxter Freeze
Joan O'Neal
Sedgefield
Canterbury Club
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Vivian Daniel Birthday Party Held for Miss Vivian Daniel
Mrs L H Daniel hosted a Saturday birthday party at 435 South Wrenn Street for her daughter Vivian who turned seven. Twenty seven guests attended including Mrs Edwin Chappell and Miss Geneva Spratt, Vivian’s teachers. Games were played and refreshments served as gifts were given.
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L. H. Daniel
South Wrenn Street
Vivian
Edwin Chappell
Geneva Spratt
Mu chapter Beta Sigma Phi to meet at YWCA building
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi holds a sorority meeting at 7 30 tomorrow at the Adams Memorial YWCA on North Main Street. Members are asked to note the change in meeting location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Adams Memoria Ywca
North Main Street
A Neater Curve On the Calf
A guidance on leg shaping from a 20th century column. It suggests assessing calf outlines in a mirror and describes ideal outward extension and inward curves near the knee. Advice covers sliding hems, dark stockings for plump calves, exercises for Miss Spindle Pins, kicking with a doorway, bicycling, toe walking, massage, and skin care to prevent roughness and chapping as seasons change.
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Helen Follett
YWCA Industrial Committee to Convene Luncheon
The industrial committee of the YWCA will hold a luncheon session tomorrow at twelve thirty at the Adams Memorial YWCA building. Mrs. W D Sale Jr, committee chair, will preside.
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The
YWCA
Adams Memorial Ywca
W. D. Sale, Jr
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