Junior Service League Discusses Community Radio Council Workshop
Members of the Junior Service League met at the Adams Memorial building to discuss the Community Radio council and a six week workshop. New members joined and Betsy Saunders and Mrsuth Schneider spoke on radio projects including a children's series One World and the upcoming Bay Street school workshop. News Sheet issue was distributed after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Building
Matt Wall
Hobart Ferrie
Everett
Ley White
High Point
John Clinard
Community Interests
Betsy Saunders
Community Radio Council
Uth Schneider
New York City
Sanders
Mira
Radio Council
T Eey
Miss Saunders
Dren
Gloria Chandler
Bay Stret School
New York
Woman's Club
League
Willis Slane
Edward Short
BPW Reservations For Week Observance Attract Members
Attention of members of the High Point Business and Professional Woman's club was called to day to the fact that reservations for the breakfast and banquet, which will be highlights of the observance of National Business Women's Week October 13 19, must be made not later than Friday night. The Emblem Breakfast will be held Sunday morning at the Sheraton hotel at nine o'clock and will get under way at nine. The banquet will be held Wednesday evening next week at the Sheraton hotel at six thirty. Following the breakfast, the group will attend service at the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Woman's Club
Sheraon
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Lois Welborn
High Point Altrusa Bulletin
Jessie May Young
Lucille Johnston
Altrusa
Elsie Ellen Moore
High Point Radio Council
Alice Dickerson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mary Lou Rothrock
High Point
Savannah
Wesley Memorial Church
Lillian Massey
Beatrice Crouch
Cco
Judie Dillon Birthday Party At Springfield Road Home
Mrs Emmett Ward hosted a Saturday evening party on Springfield road honoring her daughter Judie Marie Dillon who turned fifteen. Guests enjoyed games and contests with cake and ice cream, and the honoree received many gifts from friends including Metta Grubb Marcellene Dillon Mildred Henery Nancy Jean Ward Yvonne Meredith Bobby Dillon Pat Hackney Ronny Hooper Donald Brown Thurman McKensey Jr Bob Brown Calvin Owens Bobby Mickey Mardelle Snipes Billy Mabry Max Ward Bobby Grady and Blimp Hayworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Ward
Springfield Road
Judie Marie Dillon
Metta Grubb
Marcellene Dillon
Mildred Henery
Nancy Jean Ward
Yvonne Meredith
Bobby Dillon
Pat Hackney
Ronny Hooper
Donald Brown
Thurman McKensey, Jr
Council No 4 Daughters of America Meet Thursday
Washington Council No 4 of the Daughters of America will meet at the hall 128 Northerenn street on Thursday at 7 30 p m for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council No. 4
Daughters of America
Nor Therenn Street
Value Of Radio Discussed For D A R By Mrs J R Norwood Of Salisbury
Mrs J R Norwood of Salisbury spoke on The Radio Today at the Alexander Martin chapter DAR meeting in High Point. She outlined radio as a public service and how DAR chapters can use it for projects, noting program improvements and inviting public feedback to station officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
G. H. Kearns
J. R. Norwood
Salisbury
J. E. Marsh
W. L. Tabb
H. A. Millis
J. C. Moore
Mary Mungan
Bruce H. Carraway
R. K. Stewart
Norwood
Radio Today
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Hillcrest Drive
Ruth Schneider
Betsy Saunders
Community Radio Council
High Point
Alice Caldwell
Whigh
R. L. Brinson
Miss Coltrane
Mesdames
M. A. Lackey
C. S. MacKenzie
Rupert Pickens
Craven Page
Garden Club Hosts Tuesday Meeting and Dedicates Dahlias
Mesdames Hooker and Blackwelder entertained the Tuesday Evening Garden Club with sixteen members present at Mrs. Hooker’s home. New members elected were Mesdames Minnis Younts Gibson and Slack. A talk on Quince and a dahlia bulb contest highlighted the afternoon with Narcissus bulbs awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hooker
Forest Avenue
L. W. Blackwelder
H. D. Minnis
E. E. Younts
James Emery Gibson
E. V. Slack
J. W. Montgomery
Women Of Moose To Meet Tonight
A called meeting of the Women of the Moose will be held this evening at eight o'clock at the Moose Hall. Members are asked by Mrs. Swinger to attend as important business will be transacted. In North Carolina health notes, 41.7 percent of the states 8,475 general hospital beds are in the six largest urban counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Swinger
North Carolina
Oak Hill PTA Hosts Halloween Dinner and Dance
Oak Hill school faculty and friends joined the Executive Board for a Halloween themed chicken pie dinner. Fred Carroll and his Orchestra provided music as Mrs. J M Randall introduced teachers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
Fred Carroll
J. M. Randall
Association
E. M. Shipman
A. C. Craver
Tr. High
Joe Tolbert
L. A. Parker
Herman Bryant
Jim Byrum
Ed Thrower
N. R. Davis
L. O' Waton
Best Way to Buy Aspirin Says Thrifty Millions
Thrifty buyers are urged to choose St. Joseph Aspirin for three reasons. It is pure, economical, and widely sold as the world’s largest seller at 10c. A 100 tablet bottle is advertised at 356 with nearly three tablets for one lot.
Ladies Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Country Club
Winners for the weekly ladies bridge at Emerywood were announced. In north-south, Mesdames W P Hazelwood and J T Ryan led with first scores, while C S Beaver and C G Mackintosh topped east-west. Second north-south were J W Thompson and W F E Outen, with W C Jones and Q C Durland leading the opposite direction. Mrs Victor Dallas had the top score in the contract group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
W. P. Hazelwood
J. T. Ryan
C. S. Beaver
C. G. Mackintosh
Northsouth
J. W. Thompson
W. F E. Outen
W. C. Jones
Q. C. Durland
Victor Dallas
Mrs Hutchins Hosts Bible Class Installations
The Florence Thomas Bible class of First Baptist met at Mrs. W. W. Hutchins home for its regular session. Mrs. Paul Godfrey opened with a devotional and Mrs. Hutchins led prayer as new officers were installed in candlelight. Officers installed: Mrs. Cary Tilley president, Mrs. Homer Bivins first VP, Mrs. Franklin Welch second VP, Mrs. Guy Loftin third VP, Mrs. A. S. Hucks secretary and treasurer. It marked the class four-year anniversary with a brief history by Mrs. Julius Smith and refreshments were served. Hostesses were Mesdames H. R. Zimmerman and A. S. Hucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
First Baptist Church
W. W. Hutchins
Paul Godfrey
Hutchins
R. D. Baird
Cary Tilley
Homer Bivins
Franklin Welch
Altrusa Bulletin Appears At Dinner Meeting
High Point Altrusa club held its October business meeting at the Sheraton hotel's private dining room. Miss Lois Welborn presided and received thanks for launching the High Point Altrusa Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Bulletin
OES District Heads To Visit Here In October
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star meets in regular session. District deputies Ruth Hoover and S E Adcock will visit October 22 with an afternoon session, banquet, and evening meeting. The seventh district meeting is set for Greensboro on November 2. Members are urged to bring food for the Masonic and Eastern Star home in Greensboro. Visitors from Twin City chapter 60 Winston Salem attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Oldham
Fleet Lewis
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Ruth Hoover
Denton
S. E. Adcock
Stokesdale
Greensboro
Masonic and Eastern Star
Twin City
Winston-Salem
Walter Kearns
Bessie Fulton
H. E. Crawford
Paulin Craven
Kernersville
Garden Clubs Invite Greensboro Council To Flower Lecture
Mrs. John C. Sheloff, president of the High Point Council of Garden clubs, invites Greensboro Council of Garden clubs to a Flower Arrangements lecture by Mrs. R. R. Kearfott of New York City. The talk is set for Wednesday October 16 at two o'clock at Greensboro Senior High School on Westover Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Sheloff
High Point
Presbyterian Women Meet 34th Annual Gathering at Concord
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian synod of North Carolina will hold its 34th annual meeting in Concord from October 15 to 17. Mrs. George A. Baucom Jr of Raleigh is named president and announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
Concord
George A. Baucom, Jr
Study Group To Hear Dr Pfaff
The High Point Parent-Teacher council sponsors a study group tomorrow at eight in the junior high school auditorium. Dr Eugene Pfaff of Greensboro will speak on One World or None. He is a history professor at Woman's College and a Pfafftown native with a long record in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
J. Cramer
Howell Street
Ralph Tilden
C Celoff
Parkway
Emeryn
High Point
Eugene Pfaff
Parent-Teacher Council
Greensboro
Pfaff
Woman's College
Pfafftown
Southern Council On
WCMC
Columbia University
New York
American Council of Education
Commission On Teacher Education
Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts College
Woodmen Circle Sets Thursday Meeting at West High Home
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold a regular business meeting Thursday at 7 30 o clock at the W O W home on West High street. The announcement was made this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
W.O.W
West High Street
Music Pupils To Present Recital At YWCA
Mrs. Earl Bragg will present her music pupils in recital at the YWCA this evening at 8 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bragg
YWCA
Woman's Club Elects New Leader Hosts Luncheon
Mrs. John L. Rothrock was elected president of the High Point Woman's Club and entertained the executive board at a 1 p.m. luncheon at the Sheraton Blue Room. Attending were Mesdames George C. Haltom, E. W. Heelas, T. R. Ballard, Broadus Casey, A. C. Sawyer, J. F. Hayden and W. T. Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Rothrock
High Point Woman’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
George C. Haltom
E. W. Heelas
T. R. Ballard
Broadus Casey
A. C. Sawyer
J. F. Hayden
W. T. Saunders
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Junior Service League
Lael
Arth
Thomasville
Asheboro
E. Commerce
Judie Dillon
Council No. 4
Culler Appliance
East Washington ST
P. A. Clifton
D. A. RB
Mesdames Hooker
Blackwelder
C. A. Ring
RAY Street
Charles McAnally
Radio Workshop
Community Radio ‘Council
Sarah Patrick Peacock
James Moffitt
PTA Council
Miss Baldwin
Musical Art Club Board
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Stanley Davis
Priscillas
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Philomathean Club
Howard Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Emerywood
Charles Shaw
J. L. Shaw
Hawthorne Road
Ellen Charles
Lawrence M. Shaw
Green Street Baptist Church
Julian S. Hopkins
Mrs. Hutchins
O. E.S
Garden Council
G’boro
Presbyterian
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis & Nelson
M. Maim & Phone
West End
Beauty
Dial
English Street
Council Speaker
DR. FB. BE. Pfaff
Dr. Pfaff
Woodmen Circle
Woman’s Club Board
Elliott
Becky
Whitlark’s
Princess Beauty Shop
Willis Stallings
Dy-Dee Supply CO
WMRF
Rev. Wilson
Weldon
Miss Dorothy Hoskins
T. E. Strickland
Burgess Memorial
First Methodist Church
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