Mid-Week Garden Club Hosts Visiting Judges Luncheon
The Mid-Week Garden Club hosted visiting judges for the Community Flower Show luncheon at Mrs. BR. Te Ames in Emerywood. About 35 members and guests attended a 1:30 p.m. gathering with eight Greensboro club women among the judges. The setting featured dahlias in fall colors, lace cloths, antique crystal bowls, pastel flowers, and a three course meal with ice desserts shaped as flowers. Mrs. Hoke Bullard presided and spoke formally.
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BR. Te Ames
Emerywood
Greensboro
Ann
Garden Club Judges and Members Attend Luncheon
Visiting judges from Greensboro join High Point club leaders at a luncheon with guests including Mrs. C. B. Mattocks and Mrs. R. R. Blackburn. The arrangements committee featured Mrs. H. T. Hudson and R. T. Amos among others, with many club members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Julius Cone
John A. Kellenberger
Graham Thomas
D. B E. Compton
J. Wesley Taylor
W. R. Troxler
Baxter Sellars
W. H. Sullivan
Greensboro
C. B. Mattocks
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
R. R. Blackburn
H. T. Hudson
R. T. Amos
J. B. Millis
Elizabeth Covington
John Pickett
Mesdames J. H. Walker, Jr
W. B. Thomas
A. E. Taplin
W. A. Sherrod
W. T. Powell
Seborn Perry
Fred Thomas
Faulkner Kemp Wedding Announcements From Raleigh Peachland
Mrs Emma Faulkner announces the marriage of her daughter Georgia Mae Faulkner to Mr Jack Dailey Kemp on Sunday September 25 1938 in Peachland North Carolina The couple will reside at 408 North Wilmington Street Raleigh North Carolina.
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Emma “Faulkner
Georgia
Mae
Myr
Jack Dailey Kemp
Peachland
North Carolina
North Wilmington Street
Raleigh
Social Calendar notes midweek gatherings and events
Wednesday activities include a tea at Archdale hosted by Mrs. Horace Ragan to honor the bride Mrs. Horace Ragan Jr. and a dinner for the High Point aadheen or Professional Women’s Club at the Elwood hotel. Thursday Founders Day events feature a benefit bridge at Mrs. M. J. Wrenn’s home with reservations via Mrs. Harry Alexander. Friday sees the Philomathean club’s first fall meeting at 2 p.m. and the Canterbury club gathering at 3:30 p.m. at 112 Brantley Circle with Mrs. Roy Spearman.
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Horace Ragan
Herbert Tomlinson
Walter Fuller
Archdale
Horace Ragan, Jr
High Point Aadheen
Professional Women’s Club
Elwood
Woman’ College Alumnae Association
M. J. Wrenn
West Broad Street
Harry Alexander
A. E. Tate
Canterbury Club
Roy Spearman
Brantley Circle
Miss Dixon and Fred McPherson wed at Home
Miss Doris Dixon married Fred I McPherson of Lexington at ten this morning in the living room of the Boys Dormitory at the Methodist Protestant Children's Home. The ceremony was officiated by Dr A G Dixon with close friends present. The couple will reside in Lexington after a motor trip to Asheville and the northwest.
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Doris Dixon
Fredi. McPherson
Lexington
High Point
A. G. Dixon
McPherson
J. W. Dixon
Summerfield
Hettie Carroll Dixon
Priscilla McPherson
Burlington
T. B. McPherson
Sunshine Laundry
Sunlight Laundry
BPWC Meeting Tonight In Elwood Hotel Dining Room
The Business and Professional Women's club holds its regular dinner meeting in the Elwood hotel's main dining room this evening at 6 30. Members are reminded to attend and discuss club business and upcoming events.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Household Arts Club Meets With Mrs Sam Dutton
The Household Arts club will be entertained by Mrs. Sam Dutton tomorrow afternoon at three at its bi weekly meeting hosted at the Dutton home on Green Street extension.
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Household Arts Club
Sam Dutton
Dutton
Green Street
Mrs James B Lovelace Hosts Tuesday Contract Club Night
Mrs James B Lovelace entertained the Tuesday contract club and guests at her Colonial Drive home with a dinner bridge evening. Three tables played, top score won perfume, honoring Mrs W F Mitchell. additional members and guests included Mesdames Davis Washburn Freeze Slate Clinard Moffitt Smith Kirkman Foscue Marsh Parker Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lovelace
Colonial Drive
W. F. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mesdames
Philip Davis
Jesse Washburn
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Ralph Slate
John W. Clinard Jr
James S. Moffitt
Herman Smith
O. A. Kirkman
Henry Foscue
Mrs. Lovelace
Miss Hendrix Bride-Elect Honored At Evening Bridge Party
Miss Mozelle Hendrix of James town and Plymouth, to wed Robert Butler Trotman of Suffolk, Va., next Saturday in Williamsburg, was feted at a bridge party hosted by Miss Mattie Idol at Idol farm. Four tables played with Miss Hendrix’s table under a bridal couple. Top scorer was Miss Hazel Johnson, second went to Mrs. Glenn Farr. Guests enjoyed a salad and sweet course after games, including Ruth Modlin Agnes Campbell Bytha Moxley Ethel Moxley and many relatives and friends.
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Hall
Mildred
Clarine Furgurson
Lindsay Street
Ruth Pollock
Mrs. Forster
Pat Hal
Earline More
Lois Bargerm
Helen Crowder
Katherine Lowdermilk
Marion Elliott Newcy Smith
John Jennings, Jr
Mozelle Hendrix
Jamestown
Robert Butler Trotman
Suffolk
Plymouth
Williamsburg
Mattie Idol
Essie Glenn
Idol Farm
Hazel Johnson
Glenn Farr
Hendrix
Ruth Modlin
Agnes Campbell
Bytha
Ethel Moxley
Edgar Johnson
Leon Caudle
Pat Browne
R. A. Herring
Charles Welch
Wilma Farmier
R. L. Proctor
C. C. Carter
Winston-Salem
Clyde Swaim
Thomasville
Corinna Hendrix
J. J. Idol
Miss Idol
Xanie Stowe
Wilma Webb
Church Social BAKED CHICKEN SUPPER AT RANKIN MEMORIAL
The Rankin Memorial M. P. church women host a baked chicken supper this Saturday evening inviting the public. Plates are priced reasonably and service runs from 5 to 8 o’clock. Archdale W M S to Meet Thursday Night
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Rankin Memorial Church
Ladies of the Rankin Memorial M. P. Church
Carroll Addresses Oak Hill Parents And Teachers
Chas F Carroll Jr, city schools superintendent, outlines a program to judge physical mental and social well being of children in a talk before the Oak Hill Parent Teacher Association. The meeting featured student orchestra, club reports, and classroom visits with awards to two grades.
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Chas. F. Carroll, Jr
Oak Hill
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Parent Teacher Association
Virginia Frank
A. C. Beeson
Association
C. A. Best
Mother Singers Group
Everett Marsh
Junior Service League
EB. M. Shipman
Frances Casey
Annie Mose
W O T Selects Current Events As Year's Topic
The W. O. T. Club chose current events national and international as this year's topic at the Fall meeting. Mrs. T. J. Gold hosted at her Sedgefield home. President Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson led business and refreshment time followed. Members included Miss Mary Alexander and Mesdames J. H. Adams A. S. Caldwell G. W. Clark Joseph D. Cox W. C. Jones H. A. Millis A. S. Parker and Hiram Armentrout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
C. F. Tomlinson
Mary Alexander
Mesdames J. H. Adams
A. 8. Caldwell
G. W. Clark
Joseph D. Cox
W. C. Jones
H. A. Millis
A. 8. Parker
Hiram Armentrout
Women Of Moose To Meet Tonight
The Women of the Moose hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30, not eight, with reports from Mooseheart Library and Moose Haven. The Johnson Street PTA also meets Thursday at 7 30 in the school auditorium for fall kickoff with city schools music under Carl G N Cronstedt and Charles F Carroll Jr superintendent.
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Johnson Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Women of the Moose
Mooseheart
Library
Moose Haven
Oak View P T A Sets Fall Meeting Topic
The Oak View P T A will hold its first fall meeting on Thursday evening October 6 at the Oak View school. The program will cover Physical and Mental Health and organizers expect a large attendance.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Oak View School
BPG Club Holds Regular Monthly Business Meet
The Girls' club met last evening at the YWCA hut for its monthly business session after a supper meeting. Reports from treasurer program chairman and project chairman were presented. Four additions were recommended by the membership committee and invitations will be sent. a $14 donation to Brentwood nursery school was approved for meals. Five members received nosegags for birthdays.
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Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Maude Reynolds
Nelle Ansley
Honolulu
Leslie Johnson
Brentwood Nursery School
Girl Scout Council Meeting Set For Tomorrow
The Girl Scout Council led by Mrs. David T. Yow will meet tomorrow at ten in the First Presbyterian church, according to an early morning announcement.
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Girl Scout Council
David T. Yow
First Presbyterian Church
McKaughan Elected President Elect Of North Carolina Dentists
Dr. W R McKaughan of High Point was elected president elect of the Third District Dental Society at its Durham meeting. Officers include Dr C D Kistler as president and Dr H M Patterson as vice president. Burlington will host the 1939 convention.
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W. R. McKaughan
High Point
Third District Dental Society
North Carolina Dental Society
Durham
C. D. Kistler
Randleman
H. M. Patterson
Burlington
A. W. Craver
Greensboro
H. W
William John Healey
New Orleans
Third District Society
Guilford
Queen Mary Offers Kennels For All Dogs Aboard
The liner Queen Mary provides kennels of every size to fit every breed and owner preference, ensuring all dogs can travel comfortably.
Medical Auxiliary Dinner Set at Sheraton
The Guilford County Medical Auxiliary led by Mrs. F. R. Taylor will hold a dinner meeting tomorrow at 6 30 PM at the Sheraton hotel. This first fall business session coincides with the county medical society gathering, and all members are urged to attend. Mrs. Marvin Slate serves as secretary.
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Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
F. R. Taylor
Sheraton Hotel
The
County Medical Society
Marvin Slate
Mrs W Lanning Improving After Duke Hospital Operation
Friends of Mrs W Lanning of 300 Best Street report her condition is improving at Duke Hospital Durham after an operation last Friday. She expects to return home here next week.
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Lanning
300 Best Street
Duke Hospital
Durham
Allen Jay PTA Opens Year With New Officers and Plans
The Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year in the school auditorium. George Weant led devotionals and the music department under Mrs. T Bennison performed. President Mrs. J W Johnson announced 12 committee chairs and noted enrollment rose by 88 since last September. Miss Howard's third grade won the attendance award.
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Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
George Weant
A. C. Lovelace
Rosa Mae Ingram
J. A. Owen
O. D. Sheppard
L. R. Pons
J. M. Thomas
T. Bennison
Earnest Hall
Rubin Payne
Bennion
Howard
Garden Club Board Meeting Attended by Mrs Stewart
Mrs. R K Stewart director of the Piedmont district of Garden Clubs in North Carolina attended a state board meeting of the Garden Club of North Carolina in Raleigh at the Women’s Club building followed by a luncheon. She was accompanied by Mrs H N Phillips and Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod.
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R. K. Stewart
Piedmont District of Garden Clubs
North Carolina
Raleigh
Garden Club of North Carolina
Woman's Club
Stewart
H. N. Phillips
Edith Moore Sherrod
North Carolina Ranks 17th in Corn Production and Income
The State Department of Agriculture reports North Carolina grows corn less than many states ranking 17th in production and 12th in cash income to farmers from the crop.
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North Carolina
State Department of Agriculture
Miss Goldsmith Shown Courtesy At Shower Of China
Social event honors Miss Rose Goldsmith bride elect with a china shower at Mrs. J A Hardison home assisted by Mrs. A E Tate. Guests include Mrs W F Clayton and several Goldsmiths and friends amid fall flowers and Madeira cloth decor.
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Miss Goldsmith
Shower of China
Thomasville
Rose Goldsmith
J. A. Hardison
A. E. Tate
Lois
Louise Hardison
Juanita Hedrick
Mesdames W. F. Clayton
C. E. Sheloff
W. K Dickens
Conrad Roser
A. M Richardson
W. B. Goldsmith
C D. Goldsmith
Furman Pendergrass
Julia Liles Thelma Patrick
Minnie Gregory Leslie Johnson
Ira Hensley
Mary Alice Siceloff
Washington Council To Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
The Washington Council No four Daughters of America will meet in the hall at 3101-2 North Main Street this evening for the regular business session per an announcement this morning.
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The
Washington Council
Daughters of America
North Main Street
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Pitched As Mood Booster
An advertisement touts E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a general system tonic to lift spirits and build up physical resistance for women feeling blue. It claims millions depend on the remedy and urge readers to share the benefit with friends and family.
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E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Amiling
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Fred McPherson
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A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Bales Memorial
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Jesus
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Supt. Carroll
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BPG Club
W.R. Mc Kaughan
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