Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities
Family Night Dinner at the club with advance reservations required. Friday events include Morning Music with Mrs. Hudson, Philomathian dressings at the Red Rooms, Canterbury Club gathering at Jamestown, and an evening Country Club bridge session hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Woollen. Weekend dances and USO buffet supper promote service member participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memio
Music St
H. T. Hudson
Parway
Philomathean Club
Red Rooms
Canterbury Club
Bob Hayworth
Jamestown
Country Club
J. W. Woollen
Astess
Y.W.C.A
USO
Adams Memorial Building
Sigma Alpha Phis Entertain Here For Mrs Goerner
Sigma Phi Sorority in High Point hosts Mrs Hugh Goerner former Miss Mabel Warlick at a Tuesday dinner in the Jefferson Roof private dining room Yellow roses and blue sorority colors decorate banquet tables The bride receives a sterling silver tray gift The four course dinner includes Mrs Ralph Brackett sister of the bride and several friends Mrs Goerner leaves Thursday for Casar North Carolina to visit family before joining her husband in Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Sorority
High Point
Hugh Goerner
Mabel Warlick
Jefferson Roof
Goerner
Ralph Brackett
Helen Bartlett
Ronnie Lewis
Patsy Sifford
Ronda Sebastian
Edith Gridwell
Irna Miller
Ruth Hull
Nancy Isenhour
Marguerite Koontz
Wenona Rush
Nell Hartman
Lillian Self
Dorothy Charmberlain
Nan Clapp
Casar
N.C
Texas
Music Study Club Opens Fall Session With Mrs Hudson
The Friday Morning Music Study club convenes at Mrs Homer T Hudson's home on Parkway tomorrow morning with Mesdames Frank Armfield Jr and Fred Metcalfe Jr in charge of the program. Afterward members will travel to Emerywood Country Lab for the customary luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer T. Hudson
Parkway
Frank Armfield, Jr
Fred Metcalfe, Jr
Emerywood Country Lab
Monarch Auxiliary Presented Poems at October Meeting
The Monarch Auxiliary met Tuesday evening with Mrs. N. L. Garner hosting at 433 West Lexington Avenue. Mrs. Grover H. Jones read Edgar Guest poems, and the group voted to donate desks and chairs for a BTC 10 Greensboro dayroom, sent by Camp and Hospital Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover H. Jones
Monarch
N. L. Garner
West
Lexington Avenue
Garner
Jones
Edgar Guest
D. W. Hunter
BTC
Greensboro
Camp and Hospital Committee
Mesdames Hunter
H. M. Taylor
R. B. Culler
F. J. Mickey
H. D. Minnis
Homer Barrett
Early Younts
A. H. Holton
Glenn Brown
Mrs. Garner
Local residents visit, hospital patients and military family updates
Pvt. Grant of Cochran Field Macon is visiting relatives while stationed with the 26th Altitude Training Unit. Mrs. Syvilla McAllister and Melvin Hayes receive hospital visitors at Burrus Memorial. Frances Henderson undergoes appendix surgery and is recovering. Mrs. Crowell Little visits her mother as Captain Little plans furlough. Mrs. Holton and son stay with relatives in Brentley Circle. Mrs. Hunt at Burrus Memorial is improving. Patsy Jo Rogers ill with pneumonia. family news from 611 English Street. Billy Bundy Russell returns to Wilmington after summer with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal B. Grant
Cochran Field
Macon
Michael
Prospect Road
J. W
W W. Grant
Trinity
Grant
Syvilla McAllister
East Green Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
David Rogers
Patsy Jo
English Street
R. E. Hassell
Linda Keith
Wilmington
Mrs. Bartlett Elected Director of Piedmont Garden Clubs
Mrs. Fred J. Bartlett of High Point was elected director of the Piedmont District Garden Clubs to succeed Mrs. G. D. Pettibone at the district meeting held at the YWCA. About 120 delegates attended. luncheon at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Bartlett
Piedmont Garden Clubs
High Point
Piedmont District of Garden Clubs
G. D. Pettibone
Y.W.C.A
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Pettibone
Bartlett
Charles M. Griffith
Winston-Salem
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
John J. Harris
Raleigh
State Extension Horticulaurist
North Carolina
Robert T. Cecil
Asheville
D. J. Lybrook
Advance
the North
Carolina
Lewis Blakey, Jr
Burlington
Robert Bain
Joseph D. Cox
Ove. F. Jenson
Chapel Hill
H. M. Burlage
W. C. ‘Idol
R. K. Stewart
Hugh Pinnix
Greensboro
Council of Garden Clubs
Mary Sue
Mae Kirkman
Wild Flower Garden Club
John C. Teague
Ove.s. Jensen
St. ‘S Parish House
Plans For Lasting Peace Must Be Laid Now
Miss Sara Landau of the Greensboro Woman’s College urged the Point Woman’s club to begin postwar planning for peace. She warned that lasting peace requires firm economic foundations and a shift in economics, noting the need to avoid future war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Sara Landau
Economics Department
Woman's College
Greensboro
Point Woman's Club
Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A
Landau
Eugene
Southern Association of International Relations
October BPWC Dinner Highlights Women in War Industry
The October dinner session of the High Point Business and Professional Women's club at First Evangelical and Reformed church centered on Calling All Women. Mrs. Rachel Shiplett and Mrs. N Ss Stirewall led a round table on women in essential war industry and government training programs with War Manpower Commission officers. The meeting, aligned with National Business Women's Week, noted 60 percent of federal workers in Washington are women and welcomed eight new members among 34 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Rachel Shiplett
N. Ss. Stirewall
United States Employment Service of the War Manpower Commission
Shiplett
Washington
War Manpower Commission
Laurie McDonld
Ruth Jane
Lloyd Hughes
Thelma Yee
Lena Waynick
Inifred Bodie
Rubia Shelton
Louise Edwards
Frances Casey
Kate Ragan
Ray Street School reports over $4,000 in Third War Loan Drive
The Parent-Teacher association at Ray Street School announced at October meeting that children sold stamps and bonds for the Third War Loan Drive during September totaling over $4,000 with 82 percent of students participating. The report was presented to President Mrs Jackson in the war activities chairman's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Alice Paige White
J. F. Hayden
White
R. B. Culler
Cheinic
Council Institute of the
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Heigh
Lee
C. E. Sheloff
YWCA
United War Relief Fund
Parent-Teacher Association of
Ray Street School
Sehad
Jackson
Fire prevention week warning from Dr Schaub
Dr I O Schaub of State College warns that a farmer must guard against five hazards every week of the year during Fire Prevention Week and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Schaub
State College
Bird Study Hobby Highlighted By Mr Eshelman At Utopian Club
The Utopian Study club met at Mrs. Alexander's home on Rotary Drive for the Fall session with J A Eshelman, local businessman, speaking on birds. He described North Carolina birds and habits and concluded with bird song recordings as members and guests listened. Rodney Snow presided at a brief business session. several members and visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alexander
Rotary Drive
Utopian Study Club
J. A. Eshelman
Eshelman
Henry Foscue
North Carolina
Rodney Snow
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Sigma Alpha Phis
Music
Hudson
David Chauns
N. Main St
Melvin A. Hayes
Frances Henderson
Route Two
Guilford Rat Hospital
A. L. Holton
Roanoke, Va
Land T. Holton
Mrs. Holton
Brentley Circle
V. L. Hunt
Frank
TUE Frank Tea & Spice CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Penee
Woman's College Economics
BPWC
Ray Street
Guilford Furniture CO
Main St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mr. Eshelman
Utopian Club
John Pickett
P. Y. Ada
S. Lawrence Matton
W. B. Thomas
J L Groome
Herman Smith
Paul Casey
J. B. Lovelace
John Hawkins
Jack Thomas
Morris Jones
Clyde Garrison
Herbert Wohl
Los Angeles
Cal
Rita
Mum
Main Drug CO
S. Main St
High Point, N. C
Coats
Richardson's
Mackinaws
Purrey
Nashua
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