Business Girls Initiate Four Members At Regular Meet
Four new members were initiated into the Business and Professional Girls club at the YWCA hut during the regular weekly dinner meeting. Two other candidates were accepted and will be initiated soon. Members initiated were Juanita Hayworth Alma Andrews Dorothy Hoskins and Dorothy Bell. Carolyn Langford and Maggie Lee Douglas were officially welcomed to join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Juanita Hayworth
Alma Andrews
Dorothy Hoskins
Dorothy Bell
Carolyn Langford
Maggie Lee Douglas
Fresh Flowers on Handbag Is Fall Innovation
A fall fashion idea uses fresh flowers attached to handbags as stylish corsage alternatives. Large envelope bags suit big flower clusters while small bags feature tiny rosebud cornflower or gladiolus sprigs in bright yellows bronzes. White blooms on black bags look dressy and clips or pins protect leather bags.
Education in a Democracy keynote Oak Hill PTA talk
Charles F. Carroll Jr the city schools superintendent gave a resume of education in the nation and North Carolina from its beginnings to today at the Oak Hill School PTA meeting. He urged equal opportunity for all to develop talents and to improve what forefathers left us. Mrs. W D Russell introduced Carl Cronstedt who sang with Alma Andrews at the piano. Committee chairs announced their members and the year’s program. The group voted to continue last year’s successful meetings and Mrs Mary B Kearns gave the evening devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
North Carolina
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Carroll
W. D. Russell
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Alma Andrews
Mary B. Kearns
Oak Hill School
Bride Elect Miss McCain Honored At Bridge Party
Miss Virginia McCain, bride elect to J. Linville of Kernersville, was honored at a bridge party hosted by Miss Gordon Lindsay on John Street. Guests included Miss McCain, Madeline McCain, Lucille Dunn, Ruth Briles, Unity Nash, and many others with prizes and refreshments feature bridal motif desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Virginiand
J. m Linville
Kernersville
Ake
Gordon Lindsay
John Street
Lindsay
J. William Abernethy
Carolina Asters
Kaughman
Dustwder
Ralph Snyder
McCain
Miss McCain
Madeline McCain
Lucille Dunn
Martha’ Jarrett
Ruth Briles
Unity Nash
Walter Folger
Nesbit Kaughman
A. Glenn Smith
J. W .Lindsay
J. D. Rogers, Jr
R. G. Garland
W. W. Gluyas
Paul Saunders
Edwin Hedrick
Ray Nibbelink
Robert Davis
C. N. McCain
W. R. McCain
A. H. Idol
Lafferty
Earl Craver, Jr
Margaret Dunn
Graduate Nurses Banquet and Dance Set for October 21
High Point Graduate club will present a banquet and dance October 21 at Craton hotel. Guest speaker F. Carroll Jr., city schools superintendent, will open the program at 7:30. Musical talents include Dorothy Hoskins, Hubert Lane Barrer, Mrs. Thomas Strickland, with Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra providing dance music after the banquet. Hazel Johnson chairs the arrangements with several committee members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Club
Craton Hotel
F. Carroll, Jr
Dorothy Hoskins
Ubert Lane Barrer
Thomas Strickland
Jack Wardlaw
Hazel Johnson
Gilbert Muse
Grace Clodfelter
Faye Cunningham
Ruby Hicks
Mesdames
J. Clay Madison
E. F. Long
Membership Chairman Outline Goals For Local BPW Club
Dess M. Gurganus of Ra state membership chair for Business and Professional Women urged sustained member growth and community ties at the High Point gathering. Miss Bertie Dunn led a health service program supporting a city clinic and school health efforts to reduce delinquency and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dess M. Gurganus
Rastate
Sheraton Hotel
Gurganus
High Point
Dunn
Oriana B. James
Eloise Best
W. W. Stevens
Mildred Wessinger
High Point Club
A. R. Chapters Meet In Winston-Salem Next Year
The North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution select Winston-Salem as host for the fifth district meeting next October. Alexander Martin chapter and North State and General Winston chapters will be hosts. Reuben Reid of Reids was chosen to succeed Mrs. J. S. Welborn as prize winner for largest chapter membership increase. The gathering included a luncheon, a round table on D A R projects, and remarks by Mrs. Eugene Davis and state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ston-Salem
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
Ln North
J. F. Hayden
Reuben Reid
Reids
Prise
Battle of Ince
Burlington
W. N. Jeffreys
Craighead Dunlap
Wadesboro
Virginia Horne
J. 8. Welborn
Genealogical Records
L. G. Robichaux
W. M. Jarrell
Katherine Raymond
Alice McRae Caldwell
George Finch
Joe Snider
Clair Connor
Eugene Davis
Alexander Martin
Davis
Local Girls Pledge Brenau Sororities
Two High Point girls Miss Betty Leu Jackson and Miss Pearl Thompson, Brenau college students in Gainesville Georgia, were pledged to Alpha Gamma Delta. Miss Jackson is daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W L Jackson of 1100 Forest Hill Drive and Miss Thompson is daughter of Mr and Mrs J V Thompson of 518 Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Betty Leu Jackson
Pearl Thompson
Brenau College
Gainesville
Alpha Gamma Delta
Brenau
Miss Jackson
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Miss Thompson
J. V. Thompson
Parkway
Thursday Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The schedule lists Entre Nous at Mrs B Cummings 313 South Hamilton, Live Yers YWCA at the hut, YWCA board meeting at the hut, a Wesley Memorial Circle four Fashion Show at the Sheraton ballroom led by Edith Moore Sherrod, and Community Arts Tai luncheon at Mrs Ross H. Davis's on Deny Street. Priscilla club hosts at 1104 Forest Hill Dr, Sorosis first fall meeting at 313 South Hamilton, and Trumpeteer Swing School at Sedgefield Manor with Johnny Johnson and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Sheraton Ballroom
Edith Moore Sherrod
Community Arts Tai
Ross H. Davis
Denny Street
Priscilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
Sorosis Club
B.S. Cummings
Hamilton Street
Trumpeteer Club
Sedgefield Manor
Johnny Johnson
Local Women Attend Opera Festival in Charlotte
A group of local women visited Charlotte yesterday for the Goodfellows club Musical Festival at the Armory Auditorium. Performers included Jeanette Vree land soprano Charlies Hackett tenor Kathryn Meisle contralto Isa Briselli violinist with Stuart Ross on piano. Attendees from High Point were Mesdames C. F. Tomlinson R. T. Amos W. J. Fraley and Edith Moore Sherrod of the Musical Art club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Goodfellows Club
Jeanette Vreeland
Charlies Hackett
Kathryn Meisle
Isa Briselli
Stuart Ross
Armory Auditorium
High Point
Mesdames C. F. Tomlinson
R. T
Fesperman Honored With Surprise Birthday Dinner
Rev. Hoy Lt. Fesperman pastor of the First Evangelical and Re formed church was treated to a surprise dinner at the parsonage on Woodrow Avenue. Mrs. Fesperman hosted a small group including their children Hoy Lee and Jean and guests Rev. W. R. Shaffer of Philadelphia J. M. Hedrick BE Moose and J. R. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Lt. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fesperman
Woodrow Avenue
J. M. Hedrick
BE. Moose
J. R. Young
Medical Auxiliary To Meet Thursday Night
The Ladies Medical Auxiliary of the Guilford County Medical Society will meet at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro Thursday at 6 30 o clock. Local members are urged to attend and make a special effort to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
O. L. Elder
Ladies Medical Auxiliary
Guilford County Medical Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
People Miss Ethel Moxley Attends National Health Conference
Ethel Moxley travels to New York City for a National Public Health conference this week, departing Sunday to remain away about a week. She is a member of the Metropolitan Nurses Association. Mary Camp Sprinkle, regional Red Cross director, left for Concord to join a regional North Carolina Red Cross meeting and plans to return to High Point tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Moxley
New York City
Miss Moxley
The
Metropolitan Nurses Association
Mary Camp Sprinkle
Red Cross
Concord
North Carolina Red Cross
High Point
W O T Club Opens Fall Season with Brief Meeting
Miss Mary Alexander presided as new W O T Club president at Mrs W C Jones home on West Farriss avenue for the initial fall meeting. Members discussed plans for monthly sessions and a joint lecture with the Philomathean club. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Carter Dalton A S Caldwell W C Jones A B Parker J D Cos W C Idol H A Millis G W Clark R K Stewart T J Gold and Miss Mary Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones
W. O. T. Club
West Farriss Avenue
Mary Alexander
Philomathean Club
D. B. Carrick
West Emerywood Garden Club
Robert Fountain
Westwood
Carrick
R. R. Blackburn
Garden Club Council
John Foy
Swing Club Holds Skating Party At Regular Meeting
The Swing club met at Miss Lillian Weisner’s Lexington Avenue home for a brief business session addressing future meeting formats and a suitable club house. Gifts from Pollyannas were exchanged as members list included Janet Sugg Beatrice Harriss Lillian Weisner Frances Moon Bea Overcash Catherine Carmichael Mildred Kearns Jackie Sugg Leona Moore Estelle Weat Doris Bowers and visitor Dorothy Young. A bridge party is planned for the next meeting at Mildred Kearns’ Cable Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Weisner
Lexington Avenue
Doris Bowers
Dorothy Young
Mises Mildred Kearns
Cable Street
Circle Four Postpones Wesley Memorial Fashion Show
Circle four of the Wesley Memorial Woman's Auxiliary delays its fashion show to Friday October 16. Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod chairs the group and Mrs I T Mann handles publicity. More advance styles in women's and children's apparel will be modeled at the rescheduled event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Four
Wesley Memorial Woman's Auxiliary
Edith Moore Sherrod
I. T. Mann
Miease Hill Hostesses Host Oyster Roost in Trinity
Misses Ann and Hazel Hill entertained Mrs. Annie Deaton and Mrs. Thelma Hill with an oyster angoer and a weiner roast at the home of Mrs. Deaton on Trinity route one. A large number of friends attended Tuesday evening October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Hazel Hill
Annie Deaton
Thelma Hill
Women Of Moose Schedule Evening Meeting At Hall
The Women of Moose plan their regular weekly meeting tonight at 8 oclock in Moose Hall. Senior regent Mrs Mabel Beeson asks committee chairmen to submit reports for presentation at the gathering. Also noted is a birth announcement for Willard Alben Chafin on October 2 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Moose Hall
Mabel Beeson
W. A
Ladies' Bridge at Emerywood Well-Attended
A large group attended the ladies' bridge party yesterday at the Emerywood Country Club hosted by Mrs. J. S. Groome and Mrs. Sanders Dallas. The event featured fall flower decor, a high score prize won by Mrs. F. E. Moses, and refreshments, with numerous guests listed among the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J. S. Groome
Sanders Dallas
F. E. Moses
Mesdames Sanders Dallas
J. I. Groome
BE. J. Holbrook
Herman Smith
Robert Sheloff
Ed Lyon Thomas Turner
W. D. Simmons, Jr
C. E. Lehmann
F. H. Hallenbeck
A. M. Utley
T. C. Langley
F. E B. Moses
C. J. Cummings
Joe H. Smith
Hal A. Davis
Bessie J. Bass C
Beaver
E. L. Chitwood
Lee F. Schaner
Misses Jane Hess Weaver
Pattie Thomas
Caroline Dalton
Domino Club Hosts Jack Pot Night At Ellington Home
Mrs. A G Ellington hosted the weekly Domino club meeting on Barbee street. Jack pot night named Frances Oliver as winner. Club superlatives voted. refreshments served to members Barbara Phillips Martha Jarrett Love Monday Edythe Crooks Lavelle Wilson Anna Elisabeth Kearns Frances Oliver Claudine Kirkman and Mesdames Talmadge Ellington Robert Taylor Walter Hutchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ellington
Domino Club
Barbee Street
Frances Oliver
Barbara Phillips
Martha Jarrett
Love Monday
Edythe Crooks
Lavelle Wilson
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Claudine Kirkman
Mesdames Talmadge Ellington
Robert Taylor
Walter Hutchens
Household Arts Club Meeting at Mrs Parlowe's Home
Mrs L L Parlowe will entertain the Household Arts club at 502 Jones Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. The announcement was made this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Parlowe
Household Arts Club
Jones Street
Groves Family Relocates to Elwood Hotel
Mrs. Groves and her children move from 508 Colonial Drive to the Elwood hotel while Mr. Groves works in Raleigh. He was transferred this week from local Soil Conservation offices to the state office in Raleigh.
Flowers Left From Dinner Centerpiece Inspire Puree Color
A chef suggests using remaining centerpiece blooms as a colorful garnish for a finished puree, turning leftover flowers into a decorative edible accent.
Home and marriage advice on keeping balance after a busy week
A wife laments monotony at home while her husband enjoys returning from work. The friend advises she assertively seeks occasional outings but warns not to demand too much of his spare time. The note emphasizes maintaining outside interests without neglecting the home.
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on Sunday Outings with Husband
A reader seeks guidance on persuading her husband to spend Sundays and holidays away from home. She describes being home seven days a week and wanting balance between gardening, social outings, and family life, asking for tips to avoid neglecting home and husband while enjoying personal time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mansfield
Weekly Break Planner for Small Town Fun
A compact guide urges a weekly change of scene with an afternoon off to visit friends, see a movie, and enjoy recreation. Plan each week to include a social visit, a film outing, and a fresh setting for mood and routine. This simple routine supports balance and local engagement.
Family duties and entertaining at home discussed
A domestic suggestion urges the wife to host more often to please her husband. It notes extra work but frames hospitality as worthwhile time spent.
Cultivate Interests Outside Home Says Advice Column
A columnist urges women to avoid displeasing husbands by showing discontent at home. It recommends pursuing interests and keeping current with reading and home entertainment while appreciating a husband who values home life over loafing with friends.
Advice on loneliness after wife’s death prompts family backlash
A man grieving his wife’s death seeks guidance after taking a female companion to the movies and facing anger from his in laws when visiting his baby. He questions whether to wait months before pursuing any future acquaintance while honoring his wife’s memory.
Do Not Be Harsh Toward Wife’s Relatives in Mourning
The speaker urges patience with the wife’s relatives who restricted contact with the baby. They claim the relatives’ stance stems from their belief in a long mourning period and urge delaying new friendships.
Gentle counsel on mourning and companionship
The text advises that personal choice should guide mourning customs and seeking pleasant companionship to ease loneliness. It emphasizes that individuals differ in traditions and that one should act as they see fit without self-imposed penalty for loneliness.
Advice on Social Conduct During Months of Grief
The speaker advises refraining from dances or public entertainments for a few months. A concession to the wife’s relatives is noted. He also suggests avoiding too regular attention to a single young lady and, after a year, feeling free to act as one wishes regarding payment.
Fragmented Civil Advice on Child Support and Care
The text advises being considerate in wording to reduce hurt and emphasizes fulfilling obligations to a child. It stresses careful communication and meeting parental duties.
Daisy Jordan Hosts Surprise 60th Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Daisy Jordan of Jamestown hosted a surprise dinner Sunday to honor her mother Mrs. T. C. Patterson who turned sixty. A picnic lunch followed, with Mrs. Patterson later showing the many gifts. Attendees included numerous Jamestown residents and Mrs. George Davis of Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Jordan
Jamestown
T. C. Patterson
Jasper Walls
Glenn Hodgin
I. J. Pickard
Billie Pickard
Oris Edwards
Gilbert Hethcox
J. R
Thomas Jordan
L. Patterson
Chicken Supper At Allen Jay School
The Allen Jay school Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a chicken supper on Friday evening October 8 at the school cafeteria. A small plate charge will be made and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Hopewell
Parent-Teacher Association of
Allen Jay School
North Carolina Dramatic Inspectors Visit to Review Work
Raleigh report says John Walker, state federal theatre director, announced Josef Lentz, assistant federal theatre project for the south, would visit to inspect drama work across the state in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
John Walker
Federal
Josef Lentz
Federal Theatre Project For
South
North Carolina
Careful talk urged to restore fatherly duties
A fragment urges a father to explain patiently and stay vigilant with relatives to avoid neglecting his duties. The tone stresses ongoing attention and responsible conduct in family matters.
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Rosalie Andrews
Business and Professional Girls
Charleston
D. C
Nelle Ansffy
Annie Kate Gilbert
National Services Division
Gilbert
Chas. F. Carroll
Iss McCain
Ite
Issaker
BPW
Garganus
Bertie
A. R
Winston-Salem
Juignole
Ene Oil
Arcade Beauty Shop
Arcade
Steed
Miss Shepherd
Miss Deviney
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rankin Memorial Church
West End
Main Street
Main Street M. E
Carline Loflin
Virginia Coltrane
Barrer Smith
Dorothy Lee
Georgia Ridge
Virginia Hutchens
Ross Spencer
Geraldine Wrenn
Mary Wiley
Lottie Smith
Nine Wrenn
Mr. Fesperman
W.O. T. Club
Swing Club
Circle
Miease Hill
Emerywood
West Emerywood Club
Mise Hester Dunn
Philadelphia
Mr. and
Oo B. J. Dunn
Edgedale Rive
Marjorie
Mansfield
Marjorie Mansfield
Peng Giribeed
Mother
Resinol A
Thomas E
Gatewood Avenue
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