Mid-Week Club Hears Flower Arrangement Talk
The Mid-Week Garden club met at 905 Forest Hills Drive for a morning program on Flower Arrangement led by Mrs. Roger McDuffie of Greensboro. Mrs. Horace Haworth presided and several guests and many members attended, with demonstrations on containers and color combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Millis
Forest Hills Drive
Roger Mc Duffie
Greensboro
Mc- Duffie
William Lindsay
Horace Haworth
Mesdames R. T. Amos
Hoke Bullard
A. L. Brockmann
F. C. Denny
BE. T. Harrison
Homer
Chase Idol
Grace Ford
J. H. Hardin
Shubal Kirkman
Wilber Jones
Mrs Black Remains in Serious Condition in Spartanburg
Mrs Hugh Black who has been critically ill for weeks at Spartanburg South Carolina remains in serious condition. Her father Dr J T Burrus and Mrs Burrus are at the bedside and have received many telegrams of sympathy from friends in the state and especially in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Hugh Black
Spartanbureg
S. C
J. T. Burrus
Burrus
Spartanburg
High Point
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Social events list this Thursday and Friday include the Lotus club hosted by Mrs. Harry Williamson at 1208 Johnson street at 3:00 p m. The Mothers' Study club meets with Mrs. J A Hardison at 720 West Broad street at 3:30 p m. Entre Nous club opens at 8:30 p m with Mrs 4 F Hayden on Washington street. Friday features Canterbury club gathering with Mrs Rh A MecPheeters at 1228 North Main street. Those unable to attend are asked to call the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williamson
Lotus Club
Johnson Street
Mothers’ Study Club
J. A. Hardison
West Broad Street
Entre Nous Club
4. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Canterbury Club
Rh. A. MecPheeters
North Main Street
Mrs. Casey Hosts Halloween Contract Club Gathering
The Wednesday Contract club met at Mrs. Paul Casey’s Woodbrook court home with guests. Halloween flowers and place cards decorated three tables as contract was played. prizes of make-up sets went to Mrs. Gratton Foy, Mrs. Sam Strickland, and Miss Mary Simmons. a Halloween salad course accompanied the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Casey
Woodbrook Court
Hallowe'en
Casey
Gratton Foy
Sam Strickland
Mary Simmons
Ray Street school chicken stew fundraiser notices
The PT A of Ray Street School sponsors a Friday 6:30 PM chicken stew at Brinson farm with rain plan to move to the Ray Street school. Tickets from Mrs. R F J Johnson or teachers. Flashlights suggested. Archdale M E Church group will not meet tonight due to a member's illness. meeting postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street School
Brinson Farm
R. F. J. Johnson
Archdale M. EK
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Archdale M. E
Woman's Club Hosts Dr Hill Talk On The British Boy
The Woman's club gathered at the YWCA yesterday afternoon to hear Dr. C R Hill of High Point College discuss "The British Boy" and contrasts with American youth life. Musicians Mrs J H Allred and Mrs John Whitesell sang duets, and club officers outlined plans for the year as new members N S Stirewall Hubert Bryant George Rabb H B Robertson T A Tilden and Mrs D G Gorman joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Dr. Hill
High Point College
Woman's Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
C. R. Hill
Mis
J. H. Allred
John Whitesell
Lord
Ole Carolina
Cambridge
England
America
Britain
Hill
Malvern School
Geddie Strickland
Grover Jones
L. R. Terry
G. L. Humphreys
O. C. Chichester
N.S. Stirewall
Hubert Bryant
George Rabb
H. B. Robertson
T. A. Tilden
D. G. Gorman
Utopian Study Club Opens Year With Alice Roosevelt Longworth Talk
Mrs Holton hosts the Utopian Study Club at 108 Brentley Circle for its first meeting of the year. President Mrs J F Groome leads a business session and plans for the year. Meetings move to the second and fourth Wednesdays. Mrs Thomas Turner presents a paper on Alice Roosevelt Longworth as the first in a “Famous People” series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Holton
Utopian Study Club
Brentley Circle
J. F. Groome
O. B. Bonner
Buat
Thomas Turner
Bonner
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
J. A. Morris
Mesdames J. I. Groome
L. C. Matton
Culbreth- Harris
American Legion
Legion
Contract Club And Visitors Entertained At Thomasville
Miss Allinene Hoover hosted a bridge luncheon reopening the Contract club season at East Main Street. Two tables played, prizes awarded to Mrs. Cooksey and Mrs. Gaider, with guests receiving hose for Mrs. Holman of Atlanta. Several social events and club meetings follow in Thomasville notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliene Hoover
East Main Street
Mrs. Cox
Thomasville
Allinene Hoover
Contract Club
R. M. Cooksey
Vernon Gaider
Edwin Holman
Atlanta
John Pennington
Hoover
0. R. Hodgin
Earl Mahone
Austin Finch
Robert Rapp
Vernon Snider
Paul Hassler
Mrs Carelle Marie Recovers from Guilford Generals Operation
Mrs Carelle Marie is recovering after an operation at Guilford Generals hospital Sunday morning. Miss Lizzie Gooch returned from a buying trip in New York City where she purchased merchandise for Gooch and Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
New York City
Lizzie Gooch
Gooch
Thomas
Oak Hill Grade Mothers to Meet Friday
Mrs J C Henderson chair man of the Oak Hill Grade Mothers group announced a meeting at Oak Hill school Friday at 3 o'clock. All representatives are expected to attend to hear the group objectives and plans for the new school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
J. C. Henderson
Oak Hill School
Negro Ministerial Union Set to Meet Monday Night
The Negro Ministerial Union of High Point will hold its first fall mass meeting at First Baptist church on East Washington Street Monday night October 9 at 8 o'clock. Rev. J E B Melton will present a year in review. Dr George F E Nightengale NAACP president will speak on the organization and aims with brief remarks from S B Burford and Dr F R Mason outlining a tentative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Ministerial Union of
High Point
First Baptist Church
Colored
East Washington Street
O. EB. Simmons
C. H. White
D. Townsend
J. EB. Melton
George FE. Nightengale
Fs. B. Burford
William Penn High School
F. R. Mason
Union Activity Announces Year End Bene diction
Rev. 8S. D. Saulter will announce the benediction as union activity continues for the remainder of the year. The public is invited to attend the event and join in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Saulter
W F Austin Laid To His Final Rest At Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for W F Austin, a prominent local merchant, were held at his home on Morris Street with Rev G Ray Jordan and Rev J M Hilliard officiating. A quartet sang Rock of Ages and Abide With Me. Pallbearers included W T Anderson A E B Futrelle A Sherrod and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Austin
Oakwood Cemetery
W. F. Austin
Morris Street
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
J. M. Hilliard
The
Baptist Church
J. Gurney Briggs
J. W. Garrett
J. Lawrence White
Philip Warner
W. T. Anderson
A. EB. Futrelle
A. Sherrod
C. Howard
C. B. Bruce
L. R. French
C. B. Mattocks
Interment at Oake Wood Cemetery Follows G Bedford
The report notes interment for G Bedford at Oake Wood Cemetery. A statistic item claims more than 235 million people visited outdoor playgrounds in 516 cities in 1932, reflecting a nationwide leisure trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bedford
Oakewood Cemetery
Nervous Women Find Relief in Quieting Remedy
A reader from Toledo Ohio reports relief from nerves after taking an unnamed remedy. She notes she slept better and felt stronger and calmer after use. The fragment mentions Brooklyn New York and a street address but details are unclear.
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Club News
Roger McDuffie
West End
T. BE. L
Mary Harper
South Main Street
H. J. Steppe
Welch Street
Mrs. Casey
Ray ST
Moffitt’s
Holton
Lucy Eason
Stantonsburg
Thursday Bridge Club
Carson Cox
Spring Street
G. W. Lyles
Gleaners
Main Street
R. K. Farrington
G. T. Cochrane
Lula Wall
Gladys Herring
Charles Gil
Liam
Green Street Circle
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Green Street Baptist Church
D. Z. Andrews
Mary Washburn
R. EB. Warren
David Edgar
Chestnut Street
Cc. O. Bean
Ward Street
E. R. Yarbrough
M. L. Fletcher
Mabel Warner
Dewey Allen
Sally Pierce
Velvet
Beavans Co
Navy
South Main
Negro Ministerial Union
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
Lydis
Pinkham
Poin Place
Toledo
Ohio
K Cc
Brooklyn
New York
Women’s New
Shebashion Shop
Waby
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