Miss Jane Weaver Hosts Bridge Tea for Mrs. Cox II
Miss Jane Hess Weaver entertained in Archdale on Friday afternoon for Mrs. J Elwood Cox II formerly Miss Louise Lee of Asheville. Four bridge tables challenged players while fall flowers colored the rooms. High score went to Mrs. Phillip Davis and to the bride, who received a condiment set. Mrs Z P Long received a china relish dish. Guests included Frances Lambeth and many others. Mrs Joseph D Cox joined for tea after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Elwood Cox, II
Louise Lee
Asheville
Jane Hess Weaver
Archdale
Contract Bridge
Phillip Davis
Cox
Z. P. Long
Thomasville
Virginia Hardin
Sedgefield
Weaver
Joseph Weaver, Jr
Frances Lambeth
Mesdames Co. T. Ingram, Jr
Gilbert Clinard
Amos Kearns
Joseph T. Weaver, Jr
Ed Mendenhall
Kelman Gomo
Morris Jones
BE. W. Freese
William Jarrell
Albert Hart, Jr
George Welch
Joseph J. Cox
Zr. P. Long
Joseph D. Cox
Many New Members Added To College Literary Societies
Thirty six women were added to the rolls of the Nikanthan and Artemesian Literary society at High Point College during decision night ceremonies in Roberts Hall Friday. Nikanthans admitted twenty two members and Artemesian sixteen. New members include Sibyl Fowler Pinnacle Verel Ward Helen Waller Annis Brown Margie Pittman Florence Wagoner Cecelia Isaac Elizabeth N. J Adelaide Conner Danville Va Barbara Jenny Torrington Conn Eleanor Tanner Danville Va Mary Eleanor Coble Greensboro Esther Miran Torrington Conn Bessie Joyce Sandy Ridge Virginia Sprinkle Thomasville Ceceliaarrow Sophia Doris Betts Asheboro Doris Reece High Point Pearl Eichelberger High Point Myrtle Poore High Point Marjorie McFadden Waverly Kansas Esther Kivett High Point Betty Idol Ruth Thompson Thomasville Mabel Warlick Belwood Nell Holton High Point Maxine Bobbitt Henderson Helen Craft Cherryville Donease Manley High Point Ruby Carr Thomasville Edith Vance High Point Martha Idol High Point Mary Carraway High Point Jean Hunt High Point Rebecca Cobl Haw River Louise Cole Wise and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikanthan and Artemesian Literary Society
High Point College
Roberts Hall
Nikanthans
The
Artemesian Society
Fay Holt
Graham
Julia Coe
High Point
Artemesians
Nikanthan Society
Sibyl Fowler
Pinnacle
Verel Ward
Liberty
Helen Waller
Deep Run
Annis Brown
Trinity
Margie Pittman
Whitakers
Florence Wagoner
Brown Summit
Cecelia Isaac
Elizabeth N. J
Adelaide Conner
Danville
Barbara Jenny
Torrington
Conn
Eleanor Tanner
Mary Eleanor Coble
Greensboro
Esther Miran
Bessie Joyce
Sandy Ridge
Virginia Sprinkle
Thomasville
Ceceliaarrow
Sophia
Doris Betts
Asheboro
Doris Reece
Pearl Eichelberger
Myrtle Poore
Marjorie McFadden
Waverly
Kansas
Esther Kivett
Betty Idol
Ruth Thompson
Mabel Warlick
Belwood
Nell Holton
Maxine Bobbitt
Henderson
Helen Craft
Cherryville
Donease Manley
Ruby Carr
Edith Vance
Martha Idol
Mary Carraway
Jean Hunt
Rebecca Cobl
Haw River
Louise Cole
Wise
October Activities At Emerywood Club Include Bridge Parties
Emerywood Country Club released its October social calendar with three bridge events and a Halloween dance on October 21. Biweekly morning bridge sessions will be held October 18 and 27 at 10 a m, with a Friday evening event for all members on October 16. The Hallowe'en dance will feature a local orchestra and guest invitations. Mr and Mrs Howard M Russell announce the birth of daughter Barbara Ester on October 1 at 1208 Ragan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Hallowe'en Club
Howard M. Russell
Barbara Ester
Ragan Street
Engagement of Miss Vera York to Clarence T Morris Announced
Engagement and private wedding planned for five o'clock October eighteen at First Methodist Protestant church. Miss Vera York daughter of O R York and Mrs York of Louise avenue attended High Point College and local schools. Clarence T Morris of Salisbury son of the late Oscar Morris studied at University of Delaware and High Point College class of 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera York
Clarence T. Morris
Salisbury
Maryland
Lloyd York
C. R. York
O. R. York
Louise Avenue
Miss York
High Point College
A Capella Choir
Artemesian Literary Society
Mr. Morris
Oscar Morris
University of Delaware
High Point
Akrabanian Literary Society
A Capella
Hi Po
Delta Alpha Epsilom Fraternity
Lorraine Worth
Claude Mcclver
Fern Daniel
Mesdames van Wheeler
Claude McIver
Wilson Outon
James Younts
Dick Pruitt
Thomas Strickland
Miss Dorothy Griffith Becomes Mrs Joyce in 1936 nuptials
Dorothy Eloise Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Griffith, married Rountree Joyce at First Presbyterian Church in Danville Virginia on September 30 1936. The bride, formerly of Chattanooga Tennessee, is a UT alumna and Zeta Tau Alpha member. Joyce, from Quitman Georgia, has lived in High Point North Carolina where he worked as a hotel clerk at the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Garner
First Presbyterian Church
Catherine Brown
Mason FE. Brown
North Main Street
Harry Kennedy Griffith
Dorothy Eloise
Rountree Joyce
Joseph Dunglinson
Danville
Joyce
Chattanooga
Quitman
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Local Girl Named Chief Marshal for Salem Commencement
Miss Margaret Briggs of Winston-Salem named Chief Marshal for the Salem college senior class of 1937. She is junior class president and daughter of J. G. Briggs of High Point. Seven senior marshals will serve as ushers for events and the June commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Briggs
Salem College
Winston-Salem
N. C
Briggs
J. G. Briggs
West
Lexington Avenue
High Point
Friendly Four Club Elects Marshals and Mascot
The Friendly Four club elected six girls as marshals under Miss Briggs including Virginia Lee Kinston Meredith Holderby Mary Coleman Henderson Mary Louise McClung and Mary McColl with Mary Shore named mascot. A Friday meeting hosted by Pauline and Hazel McIntyre featured lawn games and refreshments with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Briggs
Virginia Lee
Kinston
Meredith Holderby
Buffalo Springs
Mary Coleman Henderson
Franklinton
Mary Louise McClung
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mary McColl
Bennettaville
Marianna Redding
Asheboro
Sara Shore
Robert Shore
Pauline
Hazel McIntyre
Helen Metsinger
Iris
Gene Thacker
Nora Rice
Alberta Cochran
Willie
Frances
Mary Ruth Clinard
Elizabeth Wood
Josephine Deal
Maggie Mack
Edna Mae Shaver
Ted Cochran
J. W
Allen Thacker
Edgar Eldridge
Robert Trift
Hermon Bottoms
Social Calendar Highlights A Busy Week Of Club Meetings
Friday features Florence Nightingale club copper meeting followed by address by Mia Clara I Cox at 7 30. Tuesday lists Ace-Hi bridge club and Ww O T club gatherings. Midweek Garden clubs meet Wednesday with guests, plus Woman's club and Girl Reserve supper talks. Thursday hosts Tea and Topics and Sorosia Priscilla and Lotua clubs with a Horse Show Ball at Sedgefield Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Mias
Clara I. Cox
Ace-Hi Bridge Club
Mia
Riley Martin
Circle Drive
Ww. O. T
GC. M. Hauser
Hillcrest Drive
Ihs
High Point
Masonic Temple
Margaker
Reidsville
Garden Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill
Girl Reserve
D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Sorosia Club
B. S. Cummings
Hamilton Street
Priscilla Club
Sedgefield Manor
Sedgefield
Jelly Leftwich
Duke University
Attend Wedding Of Miss Barton And Charles F. Knott
The Greensboro ceremony for Miss Ruth Barton and Charles Franklin Knott was held yesterday at 4 PM at the Bartons home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whitener and daughter, Mrs. Jack Lippert of New York City, Orin and Julian Whitener, with James Whitener as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Whitener
Jack Lippert
New York City
Orin
Julian Whitener
Ruth Barton
Greensboro
Charles Franklin Knott
Durham
Harry Barton
James Whitener
Mr. Knott
Friendly Garden Club Sets Wednesday Meeting
All members are urged to attend a called meeting at Mrs. BE 5S Wilson Sr home on Wednesday at 2 30 PM. The agenda covers plans for the upcoming Flower Show and related club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
W. O. T. Club To Meet At Mrs Hauser’s Home
Mrs C M Hauser will host the W O T club at its first fall meeting on Tuesday October 6 at 3 30 pm at 212 Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era
C. M. Hauser
W. O. T. Club
Hillcrest Drive
Mr. Young Visits Shaffer Home in Philadelphia
J. KR. Young returned Friday night to his Montijeu avenue home after visiting Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Shaffer in Philadelphia. He spent several days there and on the way home met relatives in Washington. Rev. and Mrs. Shaffer are well known locally, with Mr. Shaffer formerly pastor of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church and now serving Faith Evangelical and Reformed in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KR. Young
Montijeu Avenue
W. R. Shaffer
Philadelphia
Washington
Emma Blair P T A Plans Meeting This Week
The Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association will hold its first meeting Thursday evening October 8 at 7 80. Superintendent Dr T Wingate Andrews will address the gathering, and all parents and friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
T. Wingate Andrews
Duck Club Celebrates Second Anniversary At Duck Dinner
The Duck club marked its second anniversary with a Friday night dinner at the lodge in Sedgefield featuring a floor show by Dance students from Kerenoff's Greensboro studio. President George H. Dobbins Jr led talks on club cooperation as Owen Ritchie of Burlington served as master of ceremonies. Guests from out of town included Mr and Mrs R B Alley of Lynchburg Virginia and Messrs Monnell Ritchie and Gatewood Shipman of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Theélub
Owen Ritchie
Burlington
Duck Club
George H. Dobbins, Jr
Dobbins
Kerenoff
Greensboro
R. B. Alley
Lynchburg
Monnell Ritchie
Gatewood Shipman
Washington, D. C
Junior Service League to Present Horse Show Ball
The Junior Service League plans the Horse Show Ball at Sedgefield on Friday October 9 after the Sedgefield Horse Show. Dance runs ten to two with Jerry Leftwich and his Duke University orchestra. Proceeds aid the League’s child clinic milk fund and other charitable projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Sedgefield Manor
Sedgefield
League
Mra. S. S. Saunders
Logan Lovelace
Sam Strickland
J. W. Poole
Sanders Dallas
Jerry Leftwich
Duke University Orchestra
Piedmont
Oak View P T A Holds Regular Social Meeting
The Oak View P T A held its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs B R Clinard led a devotional on the life of a true Christian and Rev Lincoln A Falk spoke on the social life of the child. The attendance banner went to Mrs Hendrick's seventh grade. A social hour for teachers and parents is planned for October 6 at 8 p.m. at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
Mra
R. Clinard
Lincoln A. Falk
Doris Hedgecock
Mrs R E Ranson to Address Study Group
The Child Study group of the Oak View PTA will meet Tuesday at 3 45 PM at the school. Mrs R E Ransom principal of the Junior High School will address the group on The Family's Responsibility for the Health Education and Sound Character of a Common DAUGHTER BORN TO MR AND MRS SKEEN Doris Jean born September 26 at Archdale home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
R. E. Ransom
Skeen
R. G. Skeen
Doris Jean
Archdale
Oak Hill P T A Plans First Meeting of Year
Oak Hill Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first meeting of the year on Tuesday October 6 at 730 PM in the school Mrs Emma Harris association president will preside Mrs R E Ranson junior high principal will address the group on New Trends in Parent-Teacher Work at the close teachers will receive parents in their rooms all interested parents are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Emma Harris
R. E. Ranson
Supper Series For Girl Reserve Group Opens Wednesday
First of a series of suppers for Girl Reserve advisors and committees will be at the YWCA Hut Wednesday at six. Topic is Our objectives the Lives of High Point Girl. Participants include Mrs. B. Mined of Oak Hill school, Mrs. Parker, Miss Clarice Bowman, and Wesley Memorial Church education director. The group will sing several Girl Reserve songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
High Point Gir
Wee
B. M
Oak Hill
Parker
Clarice Bowman
Wesley Memorial Church
Miss Brown Feted At Farewell Shower In Ohio
Miss Olnie Brown, bound for Miami wintering, was the honoree at a Friday evening shower at her East Green Street home. Guests included Mesdames David Mayhew, Roscoe Tucker, Beulah Barber, Wilbur Scales, Peck Dis, Charles Picklesiner, Tippett, Bill Lawson, Charlena and Bera Brown, A. C. Kearns, and Mrs A Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olnie Brown
Miami
Fla
East Green Street
Miss Brown
Mesdames David Mayhew
Roscoe Tucker
Beulah Barbler
Wilbur Scales
Peck
Dis
Charles Picklesiner
Tippett
Bill Lawson
Mi Charlena
Bera Brown
A. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emerywood Club
Fox
Skunk
Moffitt’s
North Main
C. T. Morris
Miss Dorothy Eloise Griffith
Bride Roundtree
Salem
Miss Barton
Charles F. Knott
Mr. Young
Shaffer
P.T. A
Oak View P.T. A
Stieff
Rose
Samuel Hyman
Peggy Anne
Wilson's
D. A. Burress
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundati
Steenbock
Ted
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