District OES Meeting Set For Greensboro October 14
The Guilford No 141 Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Greensboro hosts the 19th annual meeting of the seventh district at the Masonic Temple on Saturday October 14 at 2 PM. Mrs Edwin Bennison district de vel grand matron of High Point leads the program with afternoon work demonstrations and she announces an evening address by Mrs Blanche Twiford Elizabeth City and Wade Johnson Fayetteville. A banquet at 6 PM follows with a special surprise feature planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford No. 141
Order of the Eastern Star
Greensboro
Masonic Temple
Edwin Bennison
High Point
Blanche Twiford
Elizabeth City
Wade Johnson
Fayetteville
Gregory Brewer Vows In Quiet First Baptist Ceremony
Miss Dessie Eugenia Gregory daughter of R G Gregory and the late Eugenia Poole Gry of Danville Virginia wed George M Brewer in a September 28 ceremony at the First Baptist Church parsonage. Rev Wilbur Hutchins officiated. reception followed at Mrs F D Kearns home. The couple reside at 402 Walnut Street High Point.
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George M. Brewer
Dessie Eugenia Gregory
Danville
First Baptist Parsonage
R. G. Gregory
Eugenia Poole Gry
First Baptist Church
Wilbur Hutchins
F. D. Kearns
Mr. Brewer
Open House Planned by Girl Reserves At YWCA
The YWCA invites girls aged 12 to 18 to an open house this Thursday at 8 p.m. The event, organized by the Girl Reserve department, features planning aids from Barbara Lowe Phyllis Hedrick Barbara Lee and others. An evening of activities ends with meeting details for next week and club news.
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YWCA
Girl Reserve Department
Barbara Lowe
Phyllis Hedrick
Barbara Lee
Phyllis Proffitt
Charlotte Zimmerman
Delores McFarling
Leo Kidd
YMCA
Edna Winfield
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A dense list of October events across groups including the Junior Service League at the YWCA chaired by Mrs. A. M. Rankin Jr. and a United Daughters of the Confederacy luncheon at the Sheraton honoring state and local presidents. The schedule covers Garden Club, DAR, UDC, Altrusa, and other societies with sessions, dinners, memorials, and a National Business Women’s Week program.
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Junior Service League
YWCA
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Ard
Jesse F. Hayden
N. C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
R. N. Barber
Waynesville
UDC
Alexander Martin Lapter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. R. Peacock
Farriss Avenue
Mesdames Levi Hayworth
H. J. Coffield
J. C. Bostian
N. E. Rogers
Irvin Paylor
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
P.m
Sheraton Broom
Friendly Garden Club Meeting Scheduled Wednesday
The Friendly Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. G. K. Saunders on Kivett Drive.
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Friendly Garden Club
G. K. Saunders
Kivett Drive
Mrs. Owen Reese Hosts Priscilla Club Meeting At Home
Mrs. Owen Reese presided as club president at the Priscilla club gathering hosted at 405 Hillcrest drive. The group planned yearlong activities including knitted afghans for army and Navy hospitals and Red Cross service, with a pastel themed reception for attendees.
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Owen Reese
Priscilla Club
Hillcrest Ldrive
Reese
Duplicate Club Winners Named at Emerywood Duplicate
Mesdames C. C. Durland and Harold Bennett led North South scores in Emerywood Duplicate bridge at the country club yesterday afternoon. East West honors went to Mesdames J. H. Walker and P. Y. Adams.
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Mesdames
C. C. Durland
Harold Bennett
Emerywood
J. H. Walker
P. Y. Adams
Hal Davis
J. W. Thompson
E. T. Howard
Mesdames Vallette
J. Harris
Reid McNamara
C. G. Mackintosh
Loyd Flythe
Harold McKee
One Lall
Mesdames Dalliance
Robert Hubbard
F. T. Wilhite
R. D. Tillson
Mesdamse
Francis Johnson
Wv. D. Sale, Jr
Beaver
J. T. Ryan
Fred Gray
Logan Porter, Jr
R. B. Terry
J. S. Welborn
Greensboro WMU Division Meets in High Point Friday
The Greensboro Division of the W M U meets at First Baptist Church High Point Friday October 13 from 10:00 a m to 3 30 p m Mrs B K Mason of Winston Salem presides missionary Rosalie Mills Appleby will speak morning session Miss Juliette Mather of Birmingham Ala delivers noon address A T Green Royal Ambassadors leader speaks on Boy in the Crisis in afternoon Greensbor o division publicity chair Mrs Stafford Webb urges attendance Note: one hundredweight equals 112 pounds.
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Greensboro
First Baptist Church
High Point
B. K. Mason
Winston- Salem
Rosalie Mills Appleby
Brazil
Juliette Mather
Birmingham
Ala
A. T. Green
Royal Ambassadors
Stafford Webb
YWCA Week Board and Club Meetings Planned
This week at the YWCA several groups meet including the finance committee Tuesday at eight, the board of directors Thursday at 7 30, and the United War Chest Drive following that session. Other clubs schedule supper, gin rummy instruction, a weiner roast, dinners, and a theater party with speakers Mrs. C E Sheloff, Miss Thelma Patrick, and Miss Madeline McCain among those leading.
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The
YWCA
Finance Committee
Board of Directors
C. E. Sheloff
United War Chest
Industrial Department
Florence Nightingale Club
Thelma Patrick
Adams Club
Blair Park
Inter-Club Council
J. W. Lindsay
Vincent van Gogh
Jolly Y Club
Center Theater
Business Girls’ Council
Madeline ‘McCain
Woman's Club To Hear Mr Moore at October Meeting
The High Point Woman's Club will meet at the YWCA on Wednesday October 11 at 3 30 pm. The international relations committee presents J Floyd Moore of Guilford College as speaker. introduced by Mrs H A White. Moore is Guilford College public relations director and religion assistant professor, a 1939 graduate who studied at Pendle Hill Haverford College and Hartford Seminary. Prior to Guilford he directed boys work at White Oak Y M C A near Greensboro. The meeting opens at 3 30 pm with new president Mrs J A Eshelman in the chair. The rd meeting precedes the general meeting at 2 30 pm.
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UDC
Wesley Memorial Church
John S. Rowe
Ing
Sheraton
High Point Woman's Club
The
YWCA
J. Floyd Moore
Guilford College
Internationaltrows Committee
H. A. White
Wesley Memorial
Sheraton Ballroom
High Point Club
International Relations Committee
Guilford
Pendle Hill
Haverford College
Hartford Seminary
Hartford
White Oak Y
Eleanor Garrett Invited to Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Miss Eleanor Garrett of Rockford Road in Lynchburg has been invited to membership in Zeta Tau Alpha at Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Pledge ceremonies are set for October 8, following her freshman year start last month.
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Lynchburg
Eleanor Garrett
C. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
Zeta Tau Alpha
Garrett
Randolph- Macon Woman's College
Women Launch State Drive For Pin Money Bonds
The North Carolina women’s division of the state war finance committee begins a Pin Money Bond drive to boost sixth war loan participation among housewives and club women. Eight organizations join including Federation of Women’s Clubs and Daughters of the American Revolution. The goal is 90 percent of club women filling stamp albums then converting savings into bonds, with stickers and citations awarded to active groups.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Altrusa Club
North Carolina
Women's War Finance
War Front Duty Urged for All in Pyle Message
ERNIE PYLE urges civilians to serve repeatedly as leaders and volunteers, supporting the home front while men fight in Europe. The call emphasizes enduring wartime tasks alongside soldiers, stressing steady contribution to war efforts.
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Vasser
Europe
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G’boro
United States
Espectine & Mamoag
Ocy Dirk
Samuel Hyman
Intel
Édiamond
Gory
MAIN
C. FE. Sheloff
Adams Memorial
Emerywood Country Club
Earl Phillips
USC
the Enterprise
Betty Jo Snider
Betsy Anderson
Molly Lambeth
Diane Tucker
Mary Jane Hutchens
Caroline Arden
Joanne Sechrest
Sarah Barrer
Eldora Hayworth
G. Edward Wertz
Sarah
Ssboro Division
WMU
Hough
J. W. Sechrest & Son
High Point, N. C
Woman's Club
Mr. Moore
Ernie Pyle
Seersucker
Justin
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