Woman's Club Opens Season With General Meeting
The club holds its initial general meeting tomorrow at noon and 3 30 at the YWCA Hut with incoming president Mrs Gideon S Humphreys presiding. Plans for the tea marking this month and silver anniversary celebrations are discussed. A musical program follows with Ernestine Vincannon, Margaret Currie, and Iris Welch performing.
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Woman's Club
W. C. A. Hut
Gideon S. Humphreys
Ernestine Vincannon
Margaret Currie
Iris Welch
C. H. Williard
Pentagon Initiates New Members Tonight
Three new members Garland Hayworth Buster Moffitt and David McKinnon will be accepted as new members of the Pentagon club in a ceremony at the home of club president Edwin Rankin in the Alberta apartments this evening at 7 o clock. The Pentagon club is one of the oldest junior social organizations in the city and has sponsored twenty one dances since its organization five years ago. Officers are Edwin Rankin president Bill Forster vice president and Leonard Koonce secretary.
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Garland Hayworth
Buster Moffitt
David McKinnon
Pentagon Club
Ed‘winankin
Alberta
Ments
cPntagon Club
Zations
Club
Edwin Rankin
Bill Forster
Leonard Koonce
School of Instruction Urges PTA Chairs Attendance
Mrs. Robert Cottam, president of the High Point Council Parents and Teachers, calls all committee chairmen and PTA members to attend the School of Instruction at Elms Street School Friday morning. Registration starts 8:45 with sessions at nine. Dr. Harold D. Meyer and Mrs. Bess Rosa are the principal speakers, introduced by T. Wingate Andrews. The event ends at noon.
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Robert Cottam
High Point Council
Elms St
Cottam
Harold D. Meyer
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Bess Rosa
Woman's College
Greensboro
T. Wingate Andrews
Local Notes On Community Health And Moves
Friends of Mrs. J B Bottoms report she rests well at 308 Osborne street after removal from Guilford General hospital where an operation for tonsil removal was done on September 21. Mrs A C Raper improves after tonsil operation at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs M G Hippi is ill at home 1112 Anderson street. Miss Katie Welborn leaves for Vancouver Washington to make her home with Mrs Lloyd Davis at 5001 Longstreet after living with Mrs Carl P Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Whitley
Hershey Ray
Willowbrook Street
Whitley
Kate Church
North Wilkesboro
J. B. Bottoms
Osborne Street
Guilford General Hospital
A. C. Raper
Burrus Memorial Hospital
M. G. Hippi
Anderson Street
Katie Welborn
Vancouver
Wash
Lloyd Davis
Longstreet
Miss Welborn
Carl P. Parker
Idylwild Club Dance Set With Cincinnati U Orchestra
Idylwild members plan a Friday dance at Sedgefield Country Club on October 5 featuring Jimmy Cantwell and his Cincinnati University orchestra. The twelve piece band includes specialists Herby Cooper and Lloyd Corum as singers and guitar players. This marks the second dance of the season, part of the club’s fall and winter music series drawing members from Piedmont towns.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Jimmy Cantwell
Cincinnati University Orchestra
Herby Cooper
Lloyd Corum
Sedgefield
Piedmont
High Point Garden Club and local society meet today
The High Point Garden club meets at the Senior High School at 10 a.m. where Henry Grady Nens, principal, speaks on Bird Sanctuaries. Phi Kappa club hosts Mrs. J Allen Austin at 301 Steele St at 3 p.m. The Woman's club executive board meets at Lindsay Street home at 3:30 p.m. The W. O. T. club gathers at Parkway with Mrs. A S Caldwell at 3:30 p.m. The Business and Professional Girls club at 6 p.m. travels from the YWCA Hut to Millis Farm for an outdoor supper, with all charter members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Henry Grady Nens
Phi Kappa Club
J. Allen Austin
Steele Street
Woman's Club
H. A. White
Lindsay Street
Caldwell
Parkway
Business and Professional Girls Club
Millis Farm
Mid Week Garden and Club Meetings Schedule
The community clubs plan a busy Wednesday with the Mid Week Garden club meeting at Mrs Valette J Harriss s Rockford Road and a Friendly Garden club gathering led by Mrs E T Harrison. The Community Arts club meets at Mrs H D Gibson s 708 Denny Street and the Wednesday Contract club hosts its regular bi weekly session at Mrs Burwell Nolans Parkway home. The Woman's club holds its general meeting at the Y W C A to plan its silver anniversary celebration and elect officers with Mrs G I Humphreys urging strong attendance.
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Valette J. Harriss
Rockford Road
E. T. Harrison
Friendly Garden Club
W. Bolton
Melbourne Heights
Community Arts Club
H. D. Gibson
Denny Street
Burwell Nolan
Parkway
Woman's Club
G. I. Humphreys
High Point Parents and Teachers Council hosts school instruction day
Registration opens Friday at Elm Street school for the High Point Council of Parents and Teachers event. Dr Harold Meyer and Mrs Bess Rosa speak. fall club meetings follow at Forest Hill Drive and Rockford Road with Mrs C Garrett and Mrs Willard Dyer assisting. Lotus club also meets at 219 Edgedale Drive as the first club year gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
R. T. Cottam
Elm Street
Harold D. Meyer
Chapel Hill
Bess Rosa
Greensboro
Priscilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Mrs Turner Patient at Burrus Memorial
Mrs Thomas Turner Jr is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital after an operation this morning. Her condition is satisfactory at this time. Friends are notified. Needlecraft club to meet with Mrs Moose The fall season initial meeting is tomorrow at 3 PM at C E Moose home Fourth Street. All members expected.
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Turner
Burrus Memorial
Thomas Turner, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Siad
Marian Martin Streamline Frock Pattern Ad
Promotes a Marian Martin streamline house frock with diagram, pattern 9165 in sizes 34 to 46, requires 438 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 36, orders by mail with 15 cents per pattern. Also advertises the Fall Winter Pattern Book at 15 cents or book plus pattern for 25 cents, from The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Paris
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
Social notes from Lexington and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Robert Baker hosted in Lexington with Roy Biggers entertaining. Bridge games featured prizes for high scores and consolation. Wedding party honors for Miss Geraldine Weaver and Mr Russell Craver included cake cutting and mingling. Several bridge club events and a car accident with minor injuries were noted along with local employment moves and a family illness.
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Lexington
Robert Baker
Roy Biggers
Lexington Nurses Club Meeting at Miss Ver Sle Miller Home
Friday afternoon Miss Ver sle Miller hosted the Lexington Graduate Nurses club at North Main street. Miss Ida Link led the business session and Dr. Jean Craven spoke on Cancer. Hostess served sandwiches cake and hot chocolate afterward.
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Versle Miller
Lexington Graduate Nurses Club
North Main Street
Ida Link
Jean Craven
Social gatherings and a 12th birthday party in town
Miss Jennie Elizabeth Cecil hosted a Saturday party on Greensboro road with a dinner and heart dice prizes for Roxie Carswell, Mary Louise Hinkle, and Jennie Louise Mc Culston of Thomasville. Billy Delapp marked his twelfth birthday with games and prizes at West Second Avenue, and Mrs Delapp served a fee course at the end. Mr and Mrs Edgar Sheets and Miss Nevada Sheets returned from Richmond to attend Miss Novella Campbell's wedding to Howard Parker Falls, with Sheets related to the bride. Mrs R L Reynolds spent a week at Blowing Rock and has now returned.
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Jennie Elizabeth Cecil
Greensboro Road
Roxie Carswell
Mary Louise Hinkle
Jennie Louise McCulston
Thomasville
Billy Delapp
West Second Avenue
Bobbie Green
Willis Fry
Edgar Sheets
Miss Nevada Sheets
Richmond, Va
Novella Campbell
Howard Parker Falls
Mr. Sheets
Mrs. Falls
Denton Woman Visits Daughter and Son-in-law
Mrs. L. A. Newsom of Denton has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Belvin Beck and her husband Mr. Beck, staying for an extended period.
Young Artists club presents varied piano and vocal program
Saturday afternoon program by the Young Artists club featured Nita Underwood Ruth McKenzie and others performing piano waltzes arias and duets plus original poems and cartoons. Several Gates pupils were absent due to illness. Dr and Mrs Walter T Tice announce the birth of a son John Keyser on Saturday September 29 at Burrus Memorial hospital.
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Young Artists Club
Walts Nita Underwood
Ruth McKenzie
Nita Underwood
Carolyn Johnston
Ruth Culler
Allan Smith
Mise Gates
Jesus
Fay Dodamead
Charles Medlin
the Harmonious Blacksmith
Handel Marie Snider
Miss Gates
Fingler
Englemann
Ruth McKenazie
Elsie Gates
Graham Hunter
Walter T. Tice
Monthen Avenue
John Keyser
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Church Social and Bible Study Notices from Archdale Area
Archdale M E Ladies' Aid meets at 7 30 at Mrs C T Lambeth home with planned program. Stephens Bible Study class meets 3 pm at 922 Forest Ave led by Mrs J M Stewart. First Baptist Philathea class meets at 7 30 at Mrs T J Underwood with associate hostesses. T B L class quarterly meeting 7 30 at Mrs W C York home with prayer led by Miss Mary Washburn before revival starting Oct 7. Young People's Service League holds supper meeting at Sanit ary's church with officers elected including Olivia Amos and Dorothy Stewart and plans plays under Mrs McEachern. Welch Memorial Junior C E B social Monday at Zula Mae Spencer’s on Wise Street with many attendees and hostesses.
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Baptist Philatheas
First Baptist Church
T. J. Underwood
Denny Street
Underwood
W. S. Spaugh
W. W. Dickerson
Ethel Baisley
B. E. Clifton
Bowman
W. C. York
Sunset Drive
Mary Washburn
Young People's Service League
Young People’s Service League of Sanitary’s Episcopal Church
Howard Hartzell
Olivia Amos
Dorothy Stewart
Elizabeth Amos
Stanley Hubbard
Lillian Weisner
Tank
Frances Wade
Ned McEachern
League
McEachern
Welch Mem
C. EB. Society of
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Zula Mae Spencer
Wise Street
Charles
Arnold Medlin
Doris
Rachel Hecks
Helen Pierce
Elizabeth Douglas
Richard Reid
BE. W. King
Joseph Willie
Paul
Ralph Edwards
Maxine Leviner
Mary
Virginia Anderson
Iris Hanes
Doris Bishop
Darrell von Cannon
Robert Sizemore
Georgia Millington
Mia. Spencer
Howard van Cannon
Juanita Reid
Nebraska Claims Longest River Mileage Among States
Nebraska asserts it has more river miles than any other state, citing extensive waterways and tributaries that enhance its geographic and economic profile. The claim emphasizes its river network as a regional asset.
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Nebraska
State
Community Notes From Deep River Area
Local items show residents visiting relatives and hosting guests. Micajoli Henry of Florida visits Deep River, parties and dinners are noted with Warren Clary of High Point and Ed Thornton among hosts. Church groups and garden wells are mentioned alongside social visits and a new home construction near Guilford college Rt. 1.
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Micajoli Henry
Florida
Deep River Church
Warren Clary
High Point
Ed Thornton
T. J. Jones
Deep River Christian Endeavor Society
Springfield Endeavors
Springfield Church
M. A. Wood
Ruth
Carey Bull
E. J. White
Robert Williams
R. T. Jordan
Arthur Yates
Guilford College
Rt. 1
W. A. Foster
Burrus Jones
Jackie Ray
Rubber Tires Of Ancient Egyptian Chariots
Crude chariots of ancient Egyptians used two inch solid rubber tires. Their treatment method remains unknown, though some tires show fair preservation.
Tobacco Prices Continue Rise on Winston-Salem Market
Farmers on the Winston-Salem market averaged 31.97 a ton for tobacco yesterday as four buyer sets bought 1,128,092 pounds for 360,662.90 dollars. Monday saw the best turnover of the season with high grades fetching up to 72 cents per pound and total sales near half a million pounds more than any prior day. Market is normal with four sets of buyers and capacity to handle up to 1,250,000 pounds daily.
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Winston-Salem
Banking Group Will Convene Wednesday
The Commercial Law class of the American Institute of Banking in High Point will hold its first meeting on Wednesday October 3 at 7 30 P M on the second floor of the Wachovia Bank and Trust Company. For enrollment, contact Beeson or J R Adeve at the Wachovia Bank.
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High Point
Hapter
American Institute of Banking
Wachoovia Bank and Trust Company
Ash Beeson
J. R. Adeve
Wachovia Bank
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Thomas Bailey
North State Street
R. L. Reynolds
Blowing Rock
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Stephens Bible Class
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