Mrs Robichaux Re elected President U D C Chapter
The Laura Wesson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held its final meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. C. C. Garrett on Rockford road with Mrs. Willard Dyer as associate hostess. Mrs. L. G. Robichaux presided as president and officers for the coming year were nominated and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wesson
C. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
Willard Dyer
L. G. Robichaux
Robichaux
Grover Kester
Chapel Hill
Joe Snyder
Newark City
Ruth Welborn
Emerywood Country Club Announces Social Events
The Emerywood Country Club lists events planned in coming weeks. A bi weekly card party starts at 3 pm with high score prize and reservations through secretary R L Trout. A dinner dance for members and out of town guests is set for November 3 with Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra. A night bridge party is planned in the next two weeks with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Perry
John Foy
R. L. Trout
Welch Harriss
Jelly Leftwich
Shower honors Mrs Wade H Garrett at Greensboro bride event
A Greensboro shower for Eleanor Wilson Ketchie Garrett on her marriage to Wade Hoyt Garrett featured yellow and green decor, prize items for guests, and a later salad course. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Wade H Garrett and Mrs Ronne Moore among others. local guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade H. Garrett
Wade Hoytt Garrett
Eleanor Wilson Ketchie
Greensboro
Jack Willis
Denny Street
Pton Vestal
William F. Jones
J. R. Wil
Lis
Willis
E. McLeod
Ronnie Moore
Ney Wolf
Bessie Newman
Hampton Vestal
Louise Shuler
Jean May
J. R Willis
J. Corbett Willis
Clarence Baxter
Carl Lackey
Roy Hawley
J. L. Cecil
E. S. McLeod
Social Calendar Highlights October Meetings and Dances
October social agenda features Junior Service League at Emerywood Country Club 10 a.m. later Wayside Garden Club at Mrs Eshelman 905 Johnson, Altrusa dinner biweekly at Sheraton, D A R chapter in Thomasville, Burbank Garden Club flower show, several book clubs and study groups, and dances by Mont German Club at Emerywood and Moose at the Sheraton with Jelly Leftwich and Alex Mendenhall orchestras.
Bridge Shower For Mrs Swann Bride
A surprise party and miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs W J Bryant at her home 320 Woodrow Avenue for her sister Mrs A K Swann bride of last week. Autumn flowers decorates the rooms where contract bridge was played and prizes awarded. A follow up tea served to a long list of guests including several Swann family members and others. HONOR SON ON FOURTH BIRTHDAY: Raymond D Newnam Jr celebrated with pirate theme party from four to six with games ice cake and gifts. hosted by Mrs Raymond D Newnam with several Workman and Ellison relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryant
Woodrow Avenue
A. K. Swann
Mesdames
A. L. Shelton
G. A. Moser
Hubert Ellington
Gilbert Ballew
R. F E. Campbell
Joe Barr
J. Keith Harrison
Israel Bloom
C. K. Hughes
Ruth Russell
Virginia Ellison
Paitsy Cash
Christine Lockabill
Camella Lewis
Gertrude Teague
Anne Caney
Bethel Hyman
Fair Antonakas
Evelyn Hutchins
D. P. Whitley
Louise Ellison
Mozelle Eilison
Mamie Ellis
Marjorie Warford
Lily Fogleman
Cecil Armentrout
Raymond D. Newnam, Jr
Raymond D. Newnam
Piedmont German Club to Host Formal Dance Friday
The Piedmont German Club will hold its first fall formal dance Friday October 12 at Emerywood Country Club. The Tra will provide music from 9:30 to 1:30 PM. Admission is by card for members and guests. out of town visitors are invited. Grafton Foy is new president and Harold Bennett secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Ecard
Grafton Foy
Harold Bennett
Priscilla club meets with Hoke Bullard as hostess
Mrs Hoke Bullard hosts the Priscilla club at her Forest Hill Drive home for the first fall meeting. New officers were elected with Mrs C A Ring to become president and Mrs Fred Ingram as secretary treasurer. Members contributed flowers and gifts to two absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hoke Bullard
Priscilla Club
Hoke Bullard
Forest Hill Drive
C. C. Robbins
C. A. Ring
Builard
J. F. Hayden
Mesdames Hoke Bullard
Charles W. Perry
Fred Thomas
A. E. Taplin
Collier Ellis
Vernon Idol
Fred Ingram
F. F. Dickson
J. W Wilson
S. S. Coe
S. C. Clark
Grace Ford
R. K. Young
W. G. Shipman
Woman's Club To Celebrate Silver Anniversary Oct 17
Interest centers on plans for an afternoon tea at Mrs. Willis Slane home on October 17. The local Woman's club marks its twenty fifth anniversary, founded in 1909 by Mesdames Eugene Riley C Hooks and Sue B Hollowell. First president was B E Moore 1909 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Willis Slane
State Club
Mesdames
Eugene Riley
C. C. Hooks
Charlotte
Sue B. Hollowell
Raleigh
B. E. Moore
Local Instruction School hears Dr Harold D Meyer on program making
Dr Harold D Meyer professor of Sociology at the University of North Carolina spoke on Procedures of Program Making at Elm Street school as part of a High Point Parent-Teacher Council event. He outlined planning content mechanics assignments and a program philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Meyer
University of North Carolina
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
Elm Street
Meyer
Parent-Teacher Association of North Carolina
Robert Cottam
Bess Rosa
Woman's College
Greensboro
Local club meetings and social events listed for Tuesday
The Wayside Garden club meets Tuesday morning at 10 with Mrs J A Eshelman at 905 Johnson Street. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty hold a Tuesday dance eight thirty to twelve with a small admission for men and free for women. Charlotte Country Club hosts a dinner dance honoring Miss Angela Morrison. Mr and Mrs J S Groome announce the birth of son Garfield Luther Loflin Jr. The Utopian Study club meets Wednesday at 3 30 with Mrs J I Groome. Junior Service League holds October meeting Tuesday at Emerywood Country Club. Burbank Garden club meets Wednesday at 10 with Mrs John C Teague. flower show and plant exchange scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Wayside Garden Club
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Seborn Perry
John Foy
R. L. Trout
Alexander Martin
F. S. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Thomasville
G. M. Hoover
D. B. Harllee
P. W. Flagge
W. L. Tab
I. Paul Ingle
Sherbrook Court
J. J. Groome
Hillcrest Drive
American Homes Department
Woman's Club
H. W. McCain
John T. Burrus
State Senate
Tea and Topics Club
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Sons Daughters Liberty
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Princess Cafe
Charlotte
Amos Kearns
Welch Harriss
Charlotte Country Club
Elliott Newcombe
Angelia Morrison
J. S. Groome
West
Lexington Avenue
Garfield Luther Loflin, Jr
Burbank Club
Burbank Garden Club
John C. Teague
Hullcrest Drive
Local Women Attend State D A C Meet
Mrs J S Welborn state regent of the Virginia Care chapter North Carolina Society of the D A C leaves tomorrow for Chapel Hill to preside at the state meeting at 7 30 p m in the Carolina Inn assembly hall Local members Mrs J B Kirkman Mrs Thurlo w Kearns and Mrs J F Hayden will also attend Kirkman and Kearns depart tomorrow afternoon Hayden travels from Durham for the event Important D A C business will be on the agenda and Virginia Care chapter members from across the state are expected to attend the semi annual gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S Welborn
Virginia Care
North Carolina Society of the Daughters of the American Colonists
Chapel Hill
Carolina Inn
J. B. Kirkman
Thurlow Kearns
J. F. Hayden
Kirkman
Kearns
Hayden
Durham
Welborn
Attractive Program For D A R Meeting
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution schedules a meeting at Mrs. F S Lambeths home 100 Randolph Street Thomasville Tuesday afternoon October 9 at 3 30 o clock The program includes The Present Day Status of Colonies of the United States with Mrs H L Brockmann in charge plus a talk on The D A R Book by Mrs Paul Casey. The program also features singing by Mrs W W Rankin Jr and other local music. Associate hostesses include Mrs G M Hoover Mrs D E Harlee Mrs P W Flagge Miss Marietta Mungan Mrs W L Tabb Mrs L B Joiner and Miss Faith Lowe. Full attendance of the chapter is urged and note the hour change to three from three thirty for this out of town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
F.S. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Thomasville
United States
H. L. Brockmann
Paul Casey
W. W. Rankin, Jr
Durham
Lambeth
Faith Lowe
Northwest District P T A Meet Sets Motion Pictures Talk
A large Northwest North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers session in Mount Airy drew 356 attendees led by Guilford with 101 and Surry hosting 137 cups. Mrs D S Coltrane of Greensboro presided and appointed Mrs Floyd Wilson to lead. A November 12 High Point meeting on Motion Pictures will feature national and state chairs. High Point delegates included Mrs Floyd Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. 68
Coletrane
Greensboro
Northwestern
Mount Airy
T. Wingate Andrews
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Margaret Currie
Ernestine Voncannon
High Point College
Ray Street School
High Point
North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Guilford
Surry
D.S. Coltrane
Floyd Wilson
Garden Club Hears Talk On Flowers
The Mid-Week Garden Club met in October at Mrs. Valette Harriss’s Rockford Road home. After a brief business session presided by Mrs. Wm. Lind say, program chairman Mrs. Homer Hudson led the meeting. Mrs. J. EB. Millie offered October garden reminders while Mrs. Horace Haworth read a poem. Mrs. E. T. Harrison presented a paper on "The Influence of Flowers in Festivals and Fairs."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valette Harriss
Rockford Road
Wm. Lindsay
Homer Hudson
J. EB. Millie
Horace Haworth
Harry Brockman
E. T. Harrison
A B Club Dance Planned Oct 26
The American Business club will host a dance at the Emerywood Country Club on Friday evening October 26 with Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra providing music. Invitations go to club members and a limited number of local guests, plus Greensboro A B club attendees. Gaines Garland Jr born yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Emerywood Country Club
Jelly Leftwitch
Greensboro
A. B
Recent Bride Honored With Tea Yesterday Afternoon
Miss Kathleen Spain Hinshaw who recently married Clifford R. Hinshaw was honored at a late afternoon tea on Lind say street hosted by Miss Meek Beard and Gertrude Carson. About 125 guests attended the event at Mrs. J. A. Gray’s home with a pink and lavender autumn decor and a tea service led by Mrs. T. Wingate Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meek Beard
Gertrude Carson
J. A. Gray
Lindsay Street
Clifford R. Hinshaw
Kathleen Spain
Anna Belle Noel
Miss Carson
Hinshaw
Margaret Walton
Gay Hensley
Miss Beard
T. Wingate Andrews
Frances Louise Mendenhall
Betty Sstough
David Andrews
Mrs Risdon Hosts Pink and White Bridge Party Honor Bride
A bridge fete at 824 West Circle Drive honored Mrs J William Abernethy with pink and white decor. Prizes went to Mrs L E Tinsley and Miss Blanche Barbour, a silver gift to the honoree, and a kitchen shower in an umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Abernethy
Sidney Risdon
Bridge
West Circle Drive
L. E. Tinsley
Blanche Barbour
Abernethy
Risdon
Mrs. Abernethy
Mesdames Wilton Barnes
Miss Leslie Sisters to Wed in Double Wedding
The Knoxville Times notes Pearl Leslie to wed Rev. F George E Kelsey of Madison Wisconsin and Oro May Leslie to Roy Williams. Pearl, social worker for Federal Relief Administration, and Ora, longtime Chevrolet employee, will marry in a double ceremony in Chicago with Rev. Kelsey officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tennessee
R. L. Leslie
Pearl
F. George E. Kelsey
Madison
Wis
Oro May
Roy Williams
Pearl Leslie
Boston University School of Religious Education and Social Service
Federal Relief Administration of
High Point
N. C
Sam M. B
Kelsey
University of Wisconsin
Boston University of Theology
Methodist Church
Hammond
Ora Leslie
Chevrolet Motor Co
Cincinnati
Williams
Leslie
Mr. Williams
Wisconsin
Chicago
Club and council notices fill week in local society
The column lists several club meetings and social events including the Young People's Union cabinet meeting with Miss Carrie Atkins on Fourth Street at 7 30, Altrusa dinner at Sheraton Tuesday at 6 30 and more. Also reports births and hospital updates at Burrus Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young People’s Union
Carrie Atkins
Fourth Street
Miss Thompson
Burrus Memorial
Margaret Thompson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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Lloyd Flythe
W. T. Powell
Roy Welborn
Harold Robertson
Forrest Murray
Evelyn Boyd
A. L. Stevens
Irvin Groome
M. P
First Methyst Church
R. C. Boyd
Oman's
T. A
Brentwood
P.T. A
Archdale P
T.A
Cloverdale P.T. A
Adjutant L. Shackleford
J. Uerney Briggs
W. J.anally
M Street
T. Wingate Andrewa
Iss Bess Munroe
Mae Kirkman
Herman Hucks
Bennie Rex
Guilford General Hospital
Hilliard
Jack Hilliard
Forest Avenue
Biae Wayne
North
South Carolina
Cleo Truitt
Victor M. Clark
York
S. C
Clark
Margaret Truitt
English Street
A. F. Clark
Alfred Street
Union
D. C
Dot
Margaret Preddy
Fielding Kearns
Florida
B. B. Brigman
B. B., Brigman
Gibson
Mr. Sowers
A. J. Sowers
Grimes Street
Eugene
Willowbrook Street
Canterbury Club
Club of
W. J. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
Piledmont
Order of Moose
Sheratah Hotel
Alex Mendenhall
Mrs. Swann
Sheraton Hotel
Misses Adu
Martha Blair
Clara Cox
Pattie Newlin
Irving Paylor
A. M. Briggs
J. B. Cox
A. E. Frazier
Frank Gurley
E. T. Harmon
C. M. Hauser
L. J. Ingram
J. EB. Kirkman
G. A. Matton
J. H. Petty
F. M. Pickett
Charles Ragan
D. A. Stanton
R. K. Stewart
A. E. Tate
John Tate
Harold D. Meyer
Utopian Study Club
J. I. Groome
Emerywood
Garden Club
A. B. Club
Gaines Garland, JR
Gaines Garland
Gaines Ogburn, Jr
Burns Memorial Hospital
Garland
Ona Helms
Greanebara
Mrs. Risdon
Attractive Bridge
Altrusa Club
Paul Ingle
Artlyn Hills
H. D Sears
A. F. Carter
Mary Elizabeth
East Green Street
American Homes Dept
G. I. Humphreys
W. B. Collins
Ronnie Dae
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist Auxiliary
J. W. Harris
John P. Ellis
Alice Pitts
A. W. Kiemme
Parkway
W. E. Hughes
A. EB. McGee
W. G. Reich
Edgedale
T. E. Moses
Mary Alexander
W. D. Sale
Otterray
BE. T. Harrison
Sam Davis
South Main Street
Rachel Wall
Lindtreet
Dorothy Hoskins
Norma Duftag
Virgil Bryant
Hollywood
Twilight
Mann Drug No
Wes
Main
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