College Women Pledge 81 Coeds at High Point College
Ninety five names and roles are listed from the Nikanthans and Artemesians literary societies after Decision Night at High Point College Mornday. Officers include Margaret McCaskill and Edith Vance, with new members led by Mabel Koonce and Iris Thacker expanding the rosters alongside honorary faculty and members.
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College Women’s Literary Societies
Nikanthan
High Point College Mornday
Nikanthans
Artemesians
Margaret McCaskill
Cleo Templeton
Geraldine Rash
Doris Holmes
Artemesian
Edith Vance
Doris Spence
Mary Andrews
Jule Warren
Dorothy Linville
Ruth Laughlin
Leatrice Lindley
Elizabeth Wood
Doris Clinard
Mary Ruth Clinard
Dolores McKeon
Ruth Futrelle
Josephine Deal
Business Girls Praised for Clinic Support
A letter of commendation from Dr. R. A. Herring of the city health department was read at the Business and Professional Girls Club meeting at the YWCA hut. The club funds the colored baby clinic and plans a Halloween party on October 31 and a November 24 social banner. October birthdays for Ina McAdams Ditsy Cash Martha Loftin Maude Reynolds Winifred Roche Malloye Stanfield Ida Clarke and Hazel Young were honored with nosed ays and cakes. Christmas cards arrived and are for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Herring
City Health Department
Business and Professional Girls
Ina McAdams
Ditsy Cash
Martha Loftin
Maude Reynolds
Winifred Roche
Malloye Stanfield
Ida Clarke
Hazel Young
Slelen Deana
Woman's College Alumnae Meet in High Point
Alumnae of Woman's College Greensboro are urged to attend a High Point chapter meeting tomorrow at 7:30 PM at Emberywood Country Club. New eligible members will be invited to affiliate. the program includes an unannounced speaker provided by the college's art department and Mrs Cridiebaugh will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Art
Mrser Cridiebaugh
Cercle Francais Class Meets Thursday Evening
The Cercle Francais adult education class in French will meet Thursday at 7 30 P M at the home of Mrs Dred Peacock 102 Louise Avenue Also announced is the birth of a daughter Fonda Ann to Mr and Mrs W P Dennis born September 30 Mrs Dennis formerly Miss Wilma Letheo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francais
W. P. Dennis
Fonda Ann
Dennis
Wilma Letheo
Duck Club Celebrates Fifth Birthday Banquet
The Duck Club marked its fifth anniversary with a banquet at the Henry Hotel in Greensborough attended by about 40 members. Owen Ritchie of Burlington was installed for his second consecutive term as president for 1939-40, with Calvin Lamm acting as toastmaster.
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Duck Club
Henry
Greensboro
Sedgefield
Owen Ritchie
Burlington
Ritchie
Calvin Lamm
Medical Auxiliary Dinner Meeting in Greensboro
The Guilford County Medical Society auxiliary plans a dinner in the King Cotton hotel Greensboro Thursday at 6 30 pm Miss Rosamond Tatroe medical social worker will speak Mrs A D Ownbey president will preside over a business session and year plans program chair Wesley Taylor Greensboro Many High Point women expected to attend.
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Guilford County Medical Society
King Cotton
Greensboro
Rosamond Tatroe
A. D. Ownbey
Wesley Taylor
High Point
Novel Designs Studied At State Garden School Sessions
Greensboro October 4 350 women attended the fifth state garden school at Woman's College UNC. Miss Alice Carson spoke on the art of table setting and mantels. Edmondson Hussey of Philadelphia presented three design problems for acre plots and smaller plots.
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Greensboro
Social Calendar Rich in Club Meetings and Activities
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club hosts dinner and program at Elwood Hotel. Entre Neus meets at Mrs Z I Walser in Greenwood. Tea and Topics opens fall meetings at Mrs Joseph Weaver in Archdale. Emerywood Country Club hosts a buffet supper with guest month. West Emerywood Garden Club meets at Mrs J Sanders Dallas with Dr Carrick speaking. Philomathan Club begins fall at Mrs Frank Hunsucker. Mrs Hoke Bullard entertains Canterbury club at her home.
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Entre Neus Club
Z. I. Walser
Greenwood
Joseph T. Weaver
Archdale
Emerywood Country Club
West Emerywood
Forest Hill Drive
H. L. Brockmann
Miss Susanna Thomas Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Susanna Thomas, a YWCA Girl Reserve secretary, is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital following an appendicitis operation last night. Nannie Lonthorpe also had an appendicitis operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital yesterday and is resting comfortably today. Mr. and Mrs. H H Fouts returned from a weekend at a Carolina Beach cottage with friends from Greensboro. W M Johnson is recovering from a recent operation at Guilford General Hospital. Oscar L Smith and family returned from Chicago IL after attending the American Legion national convention with visits in Marietta OH and Indianapolis. R C Cooper and W H Dusenberry returned home after a weekend in Georgetown and Belle Isle Gardens SC, via Myrtle Beach.
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Susanna Thomas
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Thomas
Nannie Lonthorpe
H. F. Thorpe
Lindsay Street
H. H. Fouts
Carolina Beach
Greensboro
W. M. Johnson
Guilford General Hospital
Oscar L. Smith
Chicago
Lil
National Convention of the
American Legion
Marietta
Indianapolis
R. C. Cooper
W. H. Dusenberry
Georgetown
Belle Isle Gardens
S. C
Myrtle Beach
Church Social to Hear District Chairman in Archdale
The Woman's Missionary Society of Archdale Methodist Church will meet Thursday October 5 at 7 30 PM at Mrs J S Sheffield's home in Archdale The Greensboro District WMS chair Mrs J H Amhurst of Reidsville will speak with music by Mr Charles Hills children. Beulah Winfrey Class meets Thursday at 7 30 PM at Green Street Baptist Gibson club rooms members urged to attend.
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Archdale W. M. 8
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Archdale Methodist Church
J. S. Sheffield
Archdale
J. H. Amhurst
Reidsville
W. M
Greensboro
Charles Hill
Beulah Winfrey
Green Street Baptist Church
Gibson Club Rooms
Washington Council To Hold Evening Meeting
The Washington Council of the Daughters of America number four will meet tonight at seven o'clock at 310% North Main Street instead of 7:30. Members are urged to attend for degree practice as announced this morning.
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Washington Council, Daughters of America, Number Four
North Main Street
Cecil Move To Emerywood Court Apartment
Mr and Mrs Hammett A Cecil Jr relocate to Emerywood Court Apartments on North Main Street after marriage. They previously lived with Mr and Mrs H A Cecil Sr on Montlieu Avenue. A daughter Barbara Joan Skinner was born October 1 at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Joe and Barbara Skinner of Thomasville Route 1.
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Mrs. Cecil
Emerywood Court Apt
Barbara Joan Skinner
Joe Skinner
Thomasville
Barbara Joan
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Swing Club Elects New Officers For Six Months
Miss Dennss Bowers hosted the Swing Club at her North Main Street home where officers for the next six months were elected. With president Beatrice Overcash and Catherine Carmichael as hostess for the oyster stew, members including Frances Moon Kathryn Wrenn Lillian Weisner Estelle West and others attended the follow up refreshments.
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Dennss Bowers
Swing Club
North Main Street
Sigman Sechrist
Catherine Carmichael
Beatrice Overcash
Frances Moon
Kathryn Wrenn
Lillian Weisner
Mildred Hutchins
Estelle West
Bridal Couple Return From Wedding Trip to Kernersville
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woollen recently married, were guests with their parents on Hillcrest Drive before returning from a northern wedding trip. They will reside in Kernersville where Mr. Woollen works with Adams Millis Corp. Mrs. Woollen, the former Miss Juliana Weldon, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Weldon of Fort Stanton New Mexico and a Marjorie Webster School graduate.
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Edward Woollen
Woollen
Hillcrest Drive
Points North
Kernersville
Adams- Millis, Corp
Juliana Weldon
L. O
City-Wide PTA Study at Ada Blair Highlights Home School Ties
About 150 people attended Ada Blair P T A city-wide study meeting at Ada Blair School. Mayor O Arthur Kirkman spoke on The Relation of the Parent To the School, stressing home and school cooperation under the current program. Mrs W L Edwards led the session and Mrs W R Scearce welcomed attendees. Rev N Williams gave devotionals and the high school band performed under Fred Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
W. L. Edwards
W. R. Scearce
Ada Blair P.T. A
N. €., Williams
South Main Methodist Church
Fred Kimball
O. Arthur Kirkman
Ray Street P T A Opens Fall Season With New President
The Ray Street P T A held its first fall meeting at the school auditorium with Mrs. Sam T bias chairing as new president. New officers and committee chairmen were introduced and membership stood at 597 after a member drive. Teachers were introduced by principal Mrs. R F J Johnson and a social hour followed with parents touring classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Sam Tobias
W. F. Freeman
R. F. J. Johnson
Union Hill P T A Meeting Thursday Night
The Union Hill Parent Teacher Association will hold its first meeting of the year Thursday night at 7 30 o clock. Afterward a reception for parents and teachers will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Emma Blair PTA to Sponsor The Old Maid's Society Play
The Emma Blair Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a play The Old Maid's Society tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the school. All friends and patrons are invited and a small admission will be charged for children and adults. Proceeds go to the PTA treasury with candies from South Main Methodist Church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
Old Maid's Society
South Main Methodist Church
P.T. A. Treasury
Oak View PTA to Host Meeting With Local Leaders
The Oak View Parent-Teacher Association will hold its initial meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Speakers include Mrs T W Jones Guilford County Nurse and Miss Ruth Clinard head of the Greensboro Red Cross. A Dress Revue by 4 H Club girls will also be showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
T. W. Jones
Guilford County
Ruth Clinard
Greensboro Red Cross
4-H Club
Gray tabby cat in Los Angeles has extra toes
Kitty Bolivar from Los Angeles owns N L Reave's gray tabby cat which shows eight toes on each front foot. The cat recently had three new kittens and the unusual feature draws attention.
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Los Angeles
Kitty Bolivar
N. L
Germany Faces Westward Expansion and War Strains
The analysis notes Germany’s westward push with 74 000 square miles seized from Poland and 18 million added people, boosting industrial capacity yet risking shortages. It highlights rationing, bread and wheat reliance, substitution in meals, and the need for outside imports to sustain munitions and civilian needs amid looming blockade risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
NEA
Poland
Russia
Miss Lucille Ward Bride Elect Of Asheboro Entertained
Miss Lucille Ward of Asheboro and Liberty was honored at a reception ahead of her October 7 wedding to Benjamin P. Jenkins Jr. at the Covington home on South Fayetteville Street. Guests included family friends from Asheboro and High Point with musical selections by Mrs. Franz Strickland and Miss Ethel Johnson.
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Lucille Ward
Asheboro
Enterprise
Liberty
Benjamin P. Jenkins, Jr
Elen Covington
South Fayetteville Street
Don Alexander
Ruth Covington
J. E. Covington
R. W. Ward
Marie Ward
Verle Ward
SK. Trogdon, Jr
Ben Wad
Banks Apple
High Point
C. H. Redding
Co. G. Burkhead
Mary Black Covington
Helen Covington
Cleo Hunter
Parrish and Small Wed in Cheraw Vow Afternoon
The Asheboro community notes the marriage of Miss Eutha Parrish of Asheboro to Cletus Small of Thomasville route two in Cheraw 8 C this afternoon September 23. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E Parrish of Thomasville route two. They are now living with the groom’s parents on Thomasville route two.
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Asheboro
Eutha Parrish
Cletus Small
Thomasville
Cheraw
8. C
E. Parrish
Miss Mamie Lambert Weds Dabney Phillips in Quiet Baptist Ceremony
Miss Mamie Lambert and Dabney Phillips were married at the First Baptist Church parsonage in a brief Friday afternoon ceremony. Dr. L. R. O'Brian officiated and a small group attended before the couple set out on a wedding trip through the Shenandoah Valley and planned to reside in the Allen Apartments on Main Street upon their return.
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Mamie Lambert
Dabney Phillips
First Baptist Church
Parks Host Elementary PTA Reception at Park Street Home
Mr and Mrs Russell Parks entertained Fayetteville Street School Elementary PTA members and three new teachers at a Friday reception held at their Park Street residence. Guests were welcomed at the door and received by Mr and Mrs Parks with W A Underwood among the receiving line.
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Russell Parks
Fayetteville Street
College students return home for weekend amid family visits
Among the returning students are James Hendrix of Lenoir Rhyne and Lacy Lewis Jr. of Salem Academy, Winston-Salem, with Harold Walton from the University of Chapel Hill. Mr and Mrs E L Hedrick hosted guests including Mr and Mrs A B McMullin of Miami. Minnie and Clara Detwick return to Bradford, Pa. Mrs Charles Shell moved from Asheboro to Charlotte. The Whitners hosted Mrs M L Whitner of Chase City Va and sisters Mrs Albert Higgins of Bradford Va and Mrs Nelson Gallinger of Boston Mass.
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James Hendrix
Lenoir-Rhyne
Lacy Lewis, Jr
Salem Academy
Winston-Salem
Harold Walton
University At
Charles Shell
Asheboro
Charlotte
N. M. Whitner
Home Avenue
Whitner
M. L. Whitner
Chase City
Albert Higgins
Bradford
Nelson Gallinger
Boston
Mass
Death ends long career of actress Fay Templeton
Fay Templeton, famed theater and music hall star of the mauve decade, died in San Francisco at age 74 after a long stage life. Her body will be cremated and the ashes sent east for burial in an Actors Equity cemetery.
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San Francisco
Fay Templeton
Actors Equity
Warren Seeks Federal Aid for Eastern Potato Growers
Raleigh October 4. Agriculture Commissioner W. Gerr Scott reports bean growers in Pasquotank Camden and Currituck counties face ruinous prices. Rep Warren is pushing to have the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation buy part of the crop to aid the growers.
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Raleigh
Pasquotank
Camden
Currituck
W. Gerr Scott
Suffering Women May Only Need Build-Up
A historical ad explains that many female headaches nervousness and cramp like pain come from dysmenorrhea due to a run-down condition. It claims Cardui builds appetite aids digestion and improves resistance to reduce pain and notes reports of relief from taking Cardui before and during the period.
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Pinkham
NAB Sets Up Rigid Time Sale Rules
Washington oct 4 radio time will not be sold to spokesmen of controversial public issues except under rigid limitations under a new rule adopted by the code committee of the national association of broadcasters Father Charles E coughlin was mentioned in discussion preceding adoption the rule which will apply to all stations in the organization others named were judge joseph f ro ther ford watch tower society and the rev walton e cole the controversy public issues may be discussed on free time or on public forum programs manuscripts of speeches must be submitted in advance.
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Washington
Code Committee
National Association of Broadcasters
Charles BE. Coughlin
E. M. Kirby
Kirby
Joseph F. Rutherford
New York
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society
Walton E. Cole
Toledo
Ohio
Father Coughlin
High Point Lawyer Speaks to International Relations Club
Harriss Jarrell, a High Point lawyer and alumnus of High Point College and Harvard Law, will address the International Relations Club on Conditions In Germany. The talk at 7:30 p.m. in the Roberts Hall chapel is expected to draw 125 to 200 students and club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriss Jarrell
High Point
International Relations Club
High Point College
Germany
Jarrell
Harvard University
Roberts Hall
Leroy Spencer
Toy library lecture prompts student discussion
Los Angeles officials announce a lecture by the acting chairman and Prof. E B Dulac with faculty advisors. After the lecture a group discussion will follow about a toy library allowing children to borrow toys for up to two weeks.
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Ing
E. B. Dulac
Los Angeles
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Helen Gibson
Ruth Parker
Nellie Graham
Evelyn Evans
Harriet Killough
Lucille Johnston
Iris Thacker
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Winnie Bryan
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Elizabeth Long
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Ruth Griffin
Barbara Neil Strickland
Mary Randolph
Frances Chappell
Gertrude Bingham
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Pat Ortman
Christine Kiser
Carmen Vernon
Doris Poindexter
Martha Baity
Ruth Goode
Ruth May
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Jessie Frazier
Anna le Roy Ellison
Jody Tomlinson
Mary Smith
Mary Holton
Zelma_ Parnell
Geneva Crowder
Mildred Jones
Catherine Ryan
Catherine York
Wanda Harville
Jean Maxwell
Janet Hall
Helen Bartlett
Gertrude Strickler
Walter Fleischmann
R. H. Gunn
Woman's College Alumnae
Laeld
Medical Auxiliary
Kham
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Washington Council
P-T. A. News
P.T. A
Ray Street P.T. A
Union Hill P.T. A
Emma Blair P.T. A
Oak View Ass'n
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