Wake Robin Club Hears Mrs Fountain Discuss Fall Planting
The Wake Robin garden club met at West Howell street with eleven members present for the fall meeting. Mrs Fountain spoke on fall planting and soil preparation while plans for Tate Park improvements and a Christmas tour were approved. Guests noted included Mrs H A Carpenter and program chair Mrs G B Shivers with a salad course served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Robin Club
Mrs. Fountain
Parks Home
Wake Robin Garden Club
H. A. Carpenter
West Howell Street
J. Edgar Kennedy
Eee
Craigarks
Tate Park
G. B. Shivers
Robert Fountain
Mesdames J. Edgar Kennedy
George White
T. C. Barber
W. E. Rogers
Edward Saunders
Jack Rives
Bert Ishee
Guy Carr
Catesby Bird Club Hears Mattocks Shore Birds Talk
James Mattocks, president of the Catesby Bird Club, spoke on shore birds at a meeting held last evening at Mrs. C. B. Mattocks home on the Asheboro road. He noted North Carolina’s prominence for shore birds and how migrating birds are drawn into the state. A question and answer period followed as 23 members heard routine business reports from Fontana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mattocks
Catesby Bird
C. B. Mattocks
Asheboro
North Carolina
Mattocks
Sherwood Village Club Meeting Opens at 3:30 PM
The Sherwood Village Community Club of the local YWCA meets at 501 Player Drive Thursday at 3 30 PM. Speaker Miss Elizabeth Gurley from High Point Public Library discusses What the Library Has To Offer the Community. Mrs. W P Osborne reports on the Juvenile Detention study committee. Hostesses invite clothing donations for underprivileged school children to aid the Family Service bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Village Community Club
Player Drive
Elizabeth Gurley
High Point Public Library
A. W. Neally
Family Service Bureau
Authority On Slips In City
Mise Dorothy Hagerling of Weil-Kalter Manufacturing arrives to hold meetings at Harlee's Inc. in St. Louis to discuss Artemis lingerie and the Image slip. She notes Paris fashion and hem length controversies push slips into the foreground with lengths up to 15% inches from the floor and emphasizes adjustable fit for varying hems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Dorothy Hagerling
Weil-Kalter Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Artemis
Harlee’s, Inc
Milady
Paris
Miss Hagerling
Altrusa Club Directors Meet With Miss Young
The High Point Altrusa board held a six thirty meeting at Miss Jes sie May Young home on Barbee street last evening. Dinner for six was served at attractively appointed tables with rose arrangements and pink pompom chrysanthemums. Attending were Miss Hazel Johnson president Miss Jessie May Young vice president Miss Gladis Kivett recording secretary Mrs Edna Griffith corresponding secretary Mrs Vera H Smith treasurer Miss Vera Idol Miss Madeline Hoover directors and Mrs Effie Young and Miss Ruth Young hostess mother and sister respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Jessie May Young
Barbee Street
Hazel Johnson
Gladis Kivett
Edna Griffith
Vera H. Smith
Vera Idol
Madeline Hoover
Effie Young
Ruth Young
Cooperettes Plan Auction Sale Meeting with Mrs Lancaster
The Cooperettes International met October 4 at 312 Lewise avenue with Mrs J M Lancaster. President Mrs H T Shore led 11 members and visitor Mrs W Ben Norton of Marion S C. Dues and officer/committee talks filled the session plus planning for the November auction sale to raise funds for projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperettes International
J. M. Lancaster
Lewise Avenue
H. T. Shore
W. Ben Norton
Marion
S. C
W. F. Hughes
H. M. Taylor
N. L. Garner
K. G. Kennedy
Leroy Culler
Glenn Brown
E. R. Anderson
H. T. Short
H. D. Minnis
F. Younts
National Secretaries Hear Mr Rose Work Methods Analyst
The Lillian I Massey chapter of the National Secretaries Association met at the Sheraton hotel for the October dinner. Robert M Rose work methods analyst spoke on simplifying office procedures. President Mrs Bess Ogblesby presided as three new members joined and eighteen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian I. Massey
National Secretaries Association
Sheraton Hotel
Robert M. Rose
Rose
Carmala Hansell
Bess Oglesby
Vivian Fred
Mildred Hutchens
Jewel Pless
Local residents back from Roanoke skeet event
Mr and Mrs Ray Idol returned to their Winston Salem road home after attending a skeet tournament at Roanoke Country Club. In Roanoke they visited Hotel Roanoke. Mr and Mrs Henry M Baker moved from Gantt Apartments to Ecker Apartments unit 6 B. Mrs Baker is former Marguerite Murray. Friends of D H Parsons note his recovery after a bout in Baptist Hospital and return home, with visitors not yet welcome for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Idol
Winston-Salem Road
Roanoke
Roanoke Country Club
Henry M. Baker
Gantt
North Main Street
Ecker
Baker
Marguerite Murray
D. H. Parsons
Baptist Hospital
Florence Thomas Bible class elects new officers at First Baptist
The Florence Thomas Bible class at First Baptist held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Fred Munday’s home with 27 members. New officers were installed by Mrs. John Reavis in a candlelit ceremony. Upcoming meetings include November at Mrs. G. W. Campbell’s home and a cancelled Mothers Prayer band session. Saint Edward’s guild of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic church will meet tonight at eight in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
First Baptist Church
Fred Munday
Parkway
John Reavis
Mitchell
Mills
Thomasville
ST. Edward's Guild
Saint Edward's Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
VFW Auxiliary To Have Supper Saturday Oct 8
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the VFW home on Broad Street with Frances Lopp presiding. A chicken stew is planned for Saturday October 8 from six to eight, with proceeds aiding the auxiliary cancer research fund. New member Geraldine Trogden was welcomed. hostesses served 25 to 30 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Frances Lopp
Cancer Research Fund
VFW Auxiliar
Geraldine Trogden
Lillian Suttonfield
Shirley Pope
Openhouse at HPC Honors Alumni Saturday Afternoon
High Point College invites alumni and their guests to an openhouse Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 at the president's home 821 West College Drive on campus. The event precedes a Baylor Terrace alumni barbecue at 6:00 p.m. in observance weekend activities led by Dr. Dennis H. Cooke and Mrs. Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Dennis HM. Cooke
Cooke
West College Drive
Baylor Terrace
Peggy Lorraine Atkinson Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs H B Atkinson of route 4 announce the birth of a daughter Peggy Lorraine on October 3 at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Cameras are used extensively fighting forest fires in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Lorraine Atkinson
H. B. Atkinson
Route 4
Peggy Lorraine
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Uni
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Cial
Chad Autilie
Madelin
Or & Lbs
Nash
JEWELRY &@ LOAM CO
Monark
N. Main
Dupont Iontine
Catesby Bird Club
Mr. Mattocks
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Optometrist
Main St
Altrusa Club
Miss Young
Tommorow
ASN
Cooperettes
Nat'l
Mr. Rose
Florence
Spesiot Florence
Hendrix
S. Wrenn
Mothers Prayer Band
Nanie Lawson
Willowbrook
Wesley
Womans Wesley
South Main Methodist Church
Glenn
E. Washington ST
HPC
Odern Research
Gun and
Commerce
Uality Shoe Store
High Point
North Wrenm
PRAE
Scotland
McMullen
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