Wilson Reviews Ferber Autobiography For Tea And Topics Club
The Tea and Topics Club discussed Edna Ferber's life and works at a fall meeting hosted by Mrs. J. T. Archdale. Mrs. J. Vassie Wilson led the session and noted Ferber’s evolution from reporter to author of twenty three books. Members voted to donate studied volumes to High Point College Library. Chairs and guests enjoyed a flower-decked setting and a salad course.
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Wilson
Ferber
Tea and Topics Club
Eculiar Treasure
Edna Ferber
J. Vassie Wilson
Archdalerful
America
High Point College Library
Oscar Wilson
Horace Ragan
Horace Ragan, Jr
Clifton Pearson
Annie Petty
Mesdames S. S. Coe
W. W.idol
Logan Porter
R. H. Sechrest
A. G. Douglas
G. T. Humphreys
E. S. Wall
J. KE. Marsh
Clubs Discuss International Situations at Meetings
North Carolina federation of Women’s Clubs members heard a talk on the arms embargo and peace position with both sides debated. New members joined the club and tickets were sold for a games party at Blair Park Clubhouse next Thursday. Local radio host Stan Conrad spoke on the European Situation warning against war propaganda as 18 members enjoyed refreshments. Y’s Girls Club heard Miss Josephine Jackson講 on personal problems, followed by games and refreshments.
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Henry A. White
International Relations Deat
North
Blair Park
Ellen Jensen
Lucille Crawford
Elizabeth Ellis
Clarice Osborne
Stan Conrad
Jolly Y Club
Lillian Weisner
Germany
Poland
Y's Girls Club
Josephine Jackson
Staton Lambeth Wedding Solemnized in South Carolina
Announcement of Vera Staton of this city marrying Eugene Lambeth of Norfolk Virginia occurred Saturday September 30 at Chertesfield South Carolina. Rev. F M Cannon officiated with witnesses including Estelle Adams Annie Mae Hartley and Gertrude Stroud. The couple reside at 1401 Granby Street Norfolk.
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Vera Staton
Eugene Lambeth
Norfolk
F. M. Cannon
Chertesfield
S. C
Estelle Adams
Annie Mae Hartley
Gertrude Stroud
South Carolina
Mrs. Lambeth
Maggie Staton
E. W. Staton
Mr. Lambeth
A. T. Lambeth
Winston-Salem
Granby Street
Annual Brunswick Stew At Springfield Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Springfield Friends Church sponsors a Brunswick stew on Wednesday October 11 from six to eight PM at the church. The public is invited to attend and purchase plates for a nominal charge with proceeds benefiting the auxiliary treasury.
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Springfield Church
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Springfield Friends Church
Local Man Paul Leonard Moved Home From Hospital
Paul Leonard, long ill in Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem, was moved to his Kernersville home yesterday and is improving. A. W. C. Folger of Greensboro attends the State Real Estate Convention in Charlotte. J. P. Laffoon of Creative Print Shop heads to New York for the Graphic Arts Exposition and the World’s Fair, returning midweek.
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Paul Leonard
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Kernersville
W. C. Folger
Home Owners Loan Corporation of Greensboro
Charlotte
J. P. Laffoon
Creative Print Shop
New York
Tackiest costume contest marks church social at Main Street Methodist
Mary Harper Philathea class gathered at Mrs. Roscoe Sowers home on Woodrow Avenue for a tacky party with Mrs. Frank Allman presiding. Prizes went to Mrs. R A Wilson and Mrs. Roy Kearns. Games followed. future plans include a kid party at Mrs. Roy Kearns home. Catherine Gill Bible Class of Welch Memorial Church to meet at 7 30 tonight with hostesses Mrs. Earl Shoaf and Mrs. J W Boggs.
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Roscoe Sowers
Woodrow Avenue
Mary Harper
Main Street Methodist Church
Lee White
Frank Allman
W. A. Harper
R A. Wilson
Roy Kearns
R. A. Wison
M T. Hicks, Jr
Mesdames
Ray Nance
Helen Lee
Lillie Oldham
Ipod
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Church
Earl Shoaf
J. W. Boggs
Fidelis Class of First Baptist installs new officers
The Fidelis Class at First Baptist Church in Thomasville held its monthly meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs. William P. Beck hosting. New officers were installed for the year including President Mrs. M. F. Grooms and several vice presidents, secretaries, and a treasurer. A talk on Church Ordinances followed, with refreshments served to 26 members and one visitor. The True Seekers Class will meet tonight at 7 30 with Mrs John Reavis at 611 Chestnut Street.
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Johnson Street
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
West Indies
Dorothy Hoskins
Carl N. Cronstedt
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
William P. Beck
Thomasville
M. F. Grooms
R. W. Chamblee
Marvin Shields
Edna Patterson
W.C. Howard
W. B. Goldsmith
E. F. Proffit
Olean Patterson
Wayne Russell
L. G. Monroe
D. B. Wright
Frank Caldwell
Fleet Lewis
W. J. Carter
E. C. Getzman
John Reavis
Chestnut Street
A A A W State Board Meets In Winston Salem
The North Carolina division of the American Association of University Women plans a meeting in Winston Salem to discuss plans for the year.
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A. A. A. W. State Board
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
The
American Association of University Women
Sedgefield Hunt Opens Season With Barbecue
The Sedgefield Hunt opened its season with about 27 members meeting at Sedge field Stables for an informal ride along cleared bridle paths around Sedgefield. Guests were local farmers and families invited to supper, with an invitation for farmers to join hunts. Hounds were then loosed, one fox went to earth and another was chased into the night. The first scheduled hunt is set for 7 a.m. Saturday October 14 from the stables.
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Sedgefield
Household Arts Club Meets With Mrs. C. F. Grissom
Mrs. C. F. Grissom hosted the Household Arts Club at East Green Street last evening. The meeting included a brief business session followed by a social hour with Hallowe'en themed decorations. A salad course was served by the hostess and her daughter Ann to Mesdames Sam Dutton T. G. Shelton W. D. Sale Sr. J. H. Womble Fred L. Ingram Minnie Hinkle J. R. Montgomery and N. E. Russell amid dahlia and rose arrangements.
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C. F. Grissom
Household Arts
East Green Street
J. H. Womble
Fred L. Ingram
Minnie Hinkle
J. R. Montgomery
N. E. Russell
Vincent Sheean Opens WCMC Lectures Tomorrow
Vincent Sheean, noted foreign correspondent and author of Personal History and Not Peace But A Sword, starts the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina lecture series at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Greensboro. His latest trip to Mexico informed his views on Nazi and Communist influence south of the Rio Grande.
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Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Vincent Sheean
Sheean
Mexico
Rio Grande
Thomasville Girl Scouts Plan Church Attendance Schedule
Members of Girl Scout Troop No 1 in Thomasville will alternate Sunday church attendance for several weeks. They will begin at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Samuel S Wiley delivering a youth sermon. The group recently visited Main Street Methodist Church and First Baptist Church.
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Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel
Wiley
Main Street Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Entre Nous Club Opens Fall Season At Mrs Walser Home
Mrs. J. W. Harriss elected president to succeed Mrs. J. A. Morris at the Entre Nous Club meeting held at Mrs. Z. J. Walser’s Greenwood Drive home. Other officers chosen are Mrs. L. R. Terry as vice president and Mrs. J. F. Hayden as secretary. Guests included Mrs. E. A. Wright and Mrs. Silas Casey.
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Z. J. Walser
Entre Nous Club
Greenwood Drive
J. W. Harriss
J. A. Morris
Morris
L. R. Terry
J. F. Hayden
Boston
Mesdames S&s. C. Clark
B. S. Cummings
C. B. Overman
A. M. Rankin
A. E. Tate
Fred N. Tate
E. A. Wright
Silas Casey
Altrusans Plan Perfect Attendance At District Meeting
High Point Altrusa Club aims for 109 percent attendance at the tenth annual Second District conference in Winston-Salem at the Robert E. Lee Hotel. Activities include a roof garden buffet tonight, registration, breakfast, business session with Eva Wall, memorial service, luncheon at Forrest Hills Smoke House, Salem College services, a Kaffe Klatch, and a final banquet with international president Dessalee Ryan Dudley. Local president Marie Caddell will lead the delegation. Lois Welborn is the district representative.
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High Point Altrusa Club
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Eva Wall
Forrest Hills Smoke House
Edith Nelson
Richmond
Salem College
Salem
Dessalee Ryan Dudley
Battle Creek
Mich
Marie Caddell
Lois Welborn
Junior Red Cross Council At Elm Street School Meet
The Junior Red Cross Council of Elm Street School held its regular meeting in the school auditorium on Wednesday. Reports were given by grade representatives patrol boys and junior nurses. The program, directed by Mary Joanne Loflin, included a play on service nurses and a Community Chest drives report showing over 16 contributed by children.
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Junior Red Cross Council
Elm Street School
Mary Joanne Loflin
Betsy Williams
Mrs. Kelly
Miss Chatfield
Miss Butler
Miss McCrary
Nancy Lou Sumner Born at 800 Snow Street
Mr and Mrs R R Sumner announce the birth of a daughter Nancy Lou at their home on October 2 in Snow Street.
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Nancy Lou Sumner
R. R. Sumner
Snow Street
Nancy Lou
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