High Point College Alumni Picnic For Faculty
About 50 to 75 alumni gathered with college faculty for a social picnic at the Postal Employes cabin off highway 10 A. The event featured Weiners coffee and fixin's with a log fire gathering afterwards. Unity Nash announced a likely late November fall homecoming date. Dr. G I Humphreys and coaches C Virgil Yow and E C Glasgow spoke. Next meeting set for the first Monday in November.
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High Point
High Point College
New Stag Club Holds Meeting
The reorganized Stag club and the Bachelor Girls' club met at the clubhouse off the Winston-Salem road. Officers elected are Hoyle Lopp president Miss Lousie Neville vice president Miss Allene Lambe secretary and Claude Smith treasurer. Members listed include Elizabeth Amos Olivia Amos Virginia Bennett Ann Grissom Marion King Elsie Stanley Evelyn Sigman Helen Smith and others with Sherman Aycock Ivan Crissman Buck Davis Hoyt Hedrick Ernest Howell Stanley Hubbard Jimmy Morris Spencer Osborne Charles Teague Ralph Teague and Jimmy Whitehead. The group plans regular business meetings twice a month and various social activities.
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Stag Club
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Winston-Salem Road
Hoyle Lopp
Lousie Neville
Allene Lambe
Claude Smith
Elizabeth Amos
Olivia Amos
Virginia Bennett
Ann Grissom
Marion King
Elsie Stanley
Evelyn Sigman
Helen Smith
Emerywood Garden Opens Fall Season at Wall Home
Emerywood Garden club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. Frank Wall's residence on Arbordale drive. Mrs. Robert Fountain was elected the new club president. Plans were made to attend the annual community flower show sponsored by the High Point council of garden clubs at 218 East Washington Street.
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Emerywood Garden Club
Frank Wall
Arbordale Drive
Robert Fountain
High Point Council of Garden Club
East Washington Street
Piedmont Women To Play At Sedgefield
The Piedmont Women's Golf Association plans a biweekly tournament at Sedgefield tomorrow. Miss Alliene Hoover of Thomasville announces many members will participate. Prizes for low net in Divisions A B C and D plus putting and a nine hole event. Play begins at eleven AM and lasts until completion.
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Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
Sedgefield
Alliene Hoover
Thomasville
Woman's Club Sets Fall Meeting At YWCA
The High Point Woman's Club opens fall activities with a 3 30 PM session at the YWCA. Mrs H D Sears will preside as committees are named and district meeting plans discussed for October 13 at Ruffin NC. An executive board gathering at the hut precedes the general meeting starting at 3 PM.
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High Point Woman's Club
H. D. Sears
Ruffin
N.C
Births of William Robert McCain and Curtis Francis Durham
Mr and Mrs N McCain of 1005 Rotary Drive announce the birth of a son William Robert at Burrus Memorial Hospital on October 1. Mr and Mrs R G Durham of 1013 Smith Street announce the birth of a son Curtis Francis at home on October 2.
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N. McCain
Rotary Drive
William Robert
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Curtis Durham
Mrs
R. G. Durham
Curtis Francis
Smith Street
Social Calendar highlights club events this week
A sequence of society gatherings fills the week with banquets tea meetings and club sessions. Notable venues include Sedgefield Y Rotary Drive Archdale and the Elwood hotel as groups like the Woman's Club Utopian study club Mid-Week Study club Canterbury club and Philomathean club plan talks dinners and Founders Day observances.
About 850 Entries In Annual Flower Show Open Today
Approximately 850 entries across 17 divisions were registered for the annual community flower show sponsored by the High Point council of garden clubs. Registration closed at 11 this morning and judging began, with the show opening to the public at 2 pm at 218 East Washington Street. The hall stays open until 10 pm tonight and reopens tomorrow at 10 am until 4 pm. The Wayside garden club plans the event as part of the City Beautiful campaign and more than 70 prizes including garden equipment and supplies are offered in various classes.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
East Washington Street
Wayside Garden Club
City Beautiful
BPW Dinner Meeting At Elwood Hotel Tomorrow
The Business and Professional Women's club holds its regular business and dinner meeting tomorrow at 6 30 in the main dining room of the Elwood hotel. Those unable to attend are asked to call the hotel.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Aes
Otel
Domino Club Holds Regular Meeting Tonight
The Domino club schedules its regular meeting for tonight at 7 45 at Miss Martha Jarretts home on route two.
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Domino Club
Martha Jarrett
Lambeth Outlines World Affairs Views To Women Group
J Walter Lambeth congressman of the eighth district spoke to the Woman's Auxiliary of Wesley Memorial church on world affairs. He condemned the Versailles Treaty as dead and warned another world war could end civilization. He urged peaceful aims through revised treaties, sane trade, armament cuts, and renewed national integrity.
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J. Walter Lambeth
Woman's Group On World Affairs
League of Nations
Thomasville
Woman's Auxiliary
Wesley Memorial Church
Lambeth
Church Social Plans Meal Tomorrow at South Main Circle 3
The South Main MEF Auxiliary announces a weekly luncheon at the church tomorrow open to the public. Proceeds support the auxiliary treasury. plates sold at a reasonable charge. Menu includes chicken salad and dumplings, candied sweet potatoes, cole slaw, hot rolls, baked apple and coffee. Proceeds go toward churchAuxiliary funds.
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South Main Circle
South Main Street
Treasury of the
Auxiliary
Small-Farlow Vows Announced In Randleman
Miss Effie Small and Frank Thomas were married at the Randolph county courthouse by J. T. Lambert. The page also notes personal visits, shop plans, and local social updates including Polly Robertson preparing to study in New York and Eva Templeton taking over the Polly Ann Beauty Shop.
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Randleman
Bee Randleman
Effie Small
Robert L. Small
Thomasville
Frank Thomas
T. F. Farlow
Randolph County Court House
J. T. Lambert
Informal House Party Honors Bride Mary Whitlow
Mrs. Jack Boyles recent bride and guest of honor at a party hosted by Miss Lena Lee at 202 Fisher Street. Prizes awarded to Miss Louise Edmonds Jack Boyles and James Lee. shower gifts carried by Thelma and Buddy Lee. Refreshments served buffet style to a list of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Boyles and Mrs. Whitlow.
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Jack Boyles
Mary Whitlow
Lena Lee
Fisher Street
Louise Edmonds
James Lee
Boyles
Little Thelma
Buddy Lee
Henry Lee
Mary Lou Kelly
Bernice Sexton
Whitlow
Ruby Lee
Stella Grayson
Geneva Buttner
Gladys Voncannon
Dorothy Thomas
Kermit Doss
Last Chance Reservations For Founders Day Benefit Bridge
Today is the final day to reserve for a benefit bridge party to be held Thursday at Mrs. M. J. Wrenn home on West Broad Street. Proceeds go as a gift from the Woman's College alumni chapter to the college for Founders Day. Tickets open to all, prizes for top players, game starts at eight. Mrs. James S. Moffitt oversees planning, reservations via Mrs. Harry Alexander at 47456.
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Duck Club
Sedgefield
Woman's Club
Horace Ragan
Herbert Tomlinson
Walter Fuller
Archdale
Horace Ragan, Jr
Utopian Study Club
Harry Alexander
Rotary Drive
W. Chase Idol, Jr
Embree H. Blackard
Hillcrest Drive
John D. Riges
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Woman's College Alumnae Association
M. J. Wrenn
West Broad Street
Philomathean Club
A. EB. Tate
Canterbury Club
Roy Spearman
Brantley Circle
Woman's College
Greensboro
James S. Moffitt
Brigadier Club Initiates Two Members at Home Then Dines
The Brigadier club holds its weekly meeting at Edwin Watkinson Drive at seven. Initiation of Robert Welborn and Kelman Gomo will occur, followed by a dinner at the Sheraton hotel honoring the two new members.
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Brigadier Club
Edwin Watkinson
Robert Welborn
Kelman Gomo
Sheraton Hotel
Mona Janece Hull Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs. Ben Hull hosted a birthday party at 418 East Russell Street for her daughter Mona Janece on her sixth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and cake with ice cream served by Mrs. Hull with help from Mrs. Lloyd Burgess and Mrs. C. C. Wilson. Attendees included Roberta Burns Alberta Burns Jimmie Burns Philip Hilliard David Wilson Bennie Wilson Sybil Stewart Barbara Ann Burgess Bobbie Burgess and Jeannette Solomon.
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Ben Hull
East
Russell Street
Mona Janece
Hull
Lloyd Burgess
C. C. Wilson
Roberta
Alberta
Jimmie Burns
Philip Hilliard
David and
Bennie Wilson
Sybil Stewart
Barbara Ann
Bobbie Burgess
Jeannette Solomon
Local Soccer Injury and Family News Update
Jimmy Bennett, son of Mr and Mrs W J Bennett of 906 Fourth street, broke his arm yesterday while playing soccer at the high school. Lucille Johnston returns from Burlington after her father B J Johnston's death. She is home with sister Mrs J W Harden and Graham relatives. Dorothy Small of Futtrelle street shows improvement at Guilford General hospital after a three week illness and operation.
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Jimmy Bennett
W. J. Bennett
Fourth Street
Lucille Johnston
Burlington
B. J. Johnston
J. W. Harden
Graham
Dorothy Small
Futtrelle Street
Guilford General Hospital
Polly Elliott Pritchard
Greensboro
Wade Edmear Kennerly
Thomasville
Ernest Miller Pritchett
Presbyterian Church
Louiaville
Charles Welch
Linville Clan Holds Reunion in Kernersville
The Linville family gathered at Goodwill Baptist church six miles north of Kernersville for the annual reunion. Alvan Linville presided as master of ceremonies with Rev. C. B. Way and Prof. Curtis Berrier as speakers. Officers include Dr. A. Y. Linville as secretary and A N Linville as vice president.
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Kernersville
Linville
Goodwill Baptist Church
Alvan Linville
C. B. Way
A. Y. Linville
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
A. N. Linville
Ould Sod of Ireland Exhibit At New York World’s Fair
A shamrock shaped pavilion outside the 1939 World’s Fair will house an exact replica of Ireland. An island in relief will stand as the old country, with waters from the Shannon and lakes of Killarney and soil from Fife fields. Irish Americans hoping to connect with their homeland may visit this display.
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Ireland
New York
Fife
Etheridge to Speak at UNC Founding Day
Mark Etheridge vice president and general manager of the Louisville Courier Journal will speak at the University of North Carolina founding celebration in Chapel Hill on October 12.
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Mark Etheridge
SPERK
Evelyn Barker Hosts Thomasville Bridge Party Fete
Miss Evelyn Barker entertained in Thomasville with bridge for Mrs. James E Lambeth Jr formerly Katharine Covington. Betsy Jennings won top score, Griffin runner up, prizes included a flows print and a sport handkerchief. Separate notice covers Marie Harris luncheon and Perryman wedding announcements.
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Thomasville
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Katherine Covington
Evelyn Baker
Betty Clare Jennings
Frances Griffin
Lambeth
Miss Baker
Betty. Jennings
Fran Hinkle
Priscilla Lambeth
Louise McMillan
Theresa Hoover
Bertram Heatcote
James E. Lambeth
Jennie Reai
Bessie Newby
Marie Harris
Randolph Street
Thursday Bridge Club
Little Ann Murphy
John R. Myers
Walter Rapp
Bertram Heathcote
James Lambeth, Jr
Mesdames
J. R. Myers
G. W. Lyles
J. W. Hawthorne
Robert Rapp
Carson Cox
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Green ST
Green Street Baptist Church
Herman Russell
Barker Street
South Main Street Methodist Church
G. O. Estes
Decatur Street
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
J. M. Simerson
Maple Street
Nora L. Andrews
Polly Robertson
Polly Ann
Wilfred’s Beauty Academy
New York City
Eva Templeton
North Wilkesboro
Miss Robertson
H. D. Thorpe
Union Grove
Sarah
Claudia Fox
Sanford
W. F. Manson
J. W. Fox
Frank Talley
J. C. Stokes
Delwood
J. L. Stokes
A. C. White
C. C. Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Virginia Harrison
Eagle Springs
Ed Kirkman
J. B. Redding
C. J. Walker
Rock Hill
8. C
Mary Scott
R. P. Bullard
R. L. Vickery
Climax
Weaver Lineberry
N. H. Carpenter
Lucile Freeman
Mona Janece Hull
Linville Clan
Merry Hall
Miss Evelyn Barker
Thomasville Bride
C. L. White, Jr
Winston Salem
Pauline Perryman
Delmar Johnson
Trinity Moravian
Isabel Carroll
Llewellan Davis
Margaret Horne
Margaret Beam
Geneva Lambe
Margaret Smith
Stephanie Newman
Barbara Byford
Josephine Gibson
Will Brocker
Lola Linasay
P. A. Perryman
Nancy Daniels
Francis Clingman
A. A. Perryman
C. L. White, Sr
C. C. Perryman
United Table Pad Co
East Broad Street
Belk
Belk’s
Bargain Department
Chatham All Wool
Belk - Stevens Co