Mrs Worth Ivey Speaks On Rocks and Minerals
Mrs Worth Ivey was guest speaker at the Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club meeting held at Mrs Hugh Kellams home 1410 Edgedale Dr She spoke on rocks and minerals showing specimens from trips Club president E E Younts led the business portion with reports Roy Conrad discussed October seeds and plants A plant sale followed and members toured the Kellam gardens Twenty one members attended.
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Mrs. Worth Ivey
Worth Ivey
Hugh Kellam
Edgedale Dr
C. H. Bass
Ronald Craven
Impressions of Democratic Convention Shared At BP Club Dinner
Mrs. Hunter Dalton spoke at the Business and Professional Women's Club of the YWCA annual dinner on her impressions from the recent Democratic convention where she was a delegate. She urged women’s active political participation as guests and members arrived with fall floral party symbols.
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Dalton
BP Club of Y
Hunter Dalton
Business and Professional Women's Club
The
YWCA
Ruth Young
Mary Frances Smith
T. &. Dodamead
Sarah Abernethy
Margaret Jones
Rosa Lee Shields
Myrtle Skinner
Robert Bencini
Edith Mason Precious Honor Shower Before Wedding
Miss Edith Mason received a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs H S Mason at her South Main Ext home. Guests cheered with white carnation corsages as bridal games awarded prizes to Miss Mason and Mrs Brantley Hucks. Crystal gifts accompanied the bride to be for her English St Baptist Church wedding to Bobby Lee Cecil.
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Edith Mason
H. S. Mason
South Main Ext
Brantley Hucks
Miss Mason
Bobby Lee Cecil
English St. Baptist Church
Y W C A Weekly Activity Schedule and World Camel Population
The notice lists YWCA schedule items for Wednesday to Saturday including Basic Standards, Y-Teens grade groups, Slim gym, astronomy, golf, Robins Club, Finance Committee and Board of Directors. It notes an estimated world camel population of 9,700,000, a 24 percent rise since prewar times and about five camels for every four in 1939.
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Slim Gym
Blair Park
Robins Club
Board of Directors
Parkway Bridge Club Winners Announced
The Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club met at 200 Parkway. First place was a four way tie among Mrs. Berlie Eargle and Mrs. Aura Bales, Mrs. Laurance Ingram and Mrs. Nesbit Caughman, and Miss Wilma Byerly with Mrs. L. G. Monroe. Third went to Mrs. Wilaska Johnson and Mrs. Willard Evans. No meeting this Friday due to a Special Winners game at Mayfair.
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Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club
200 Parkway
Berlie Eargle
Aura Bales
Laurance Ingram
Nesbit Caughman
Wilma Byerly
L. G. Monroe
Wilaska Johnson
Willard Evans
Mayfair
Local Drill Team To Take Part In District Meet At Asheboro
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Daniel Boone No. 2 District of North Carolina meets in Asheboro Saturday. About 100 members register at 2 p.m. at W F W Hall. The 2:30 program includes junior graduation and a talk by State Manager Mrs. Ethel Donaldson. Banquet with Woodmen of the World at 6:30 p.m. High Point drill team led by Mrs. Paul Carroll performs rituals. Host grove is Oakes Grove 219 of Asheville chaired by Mrs. Kate Bute. Attending officers include Mrs. Geraldine Jones and others from Harmony, High Point, Charlotte, Greensboro, Thomasville.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Daniel Boone No. 2
North Carolina
Asheboro
Marshall Vaughn
Greensboro
W.F.W. Hall
Ethel Donaldson
Charlotte
Woodmen of the World
W.O.W. Hall
High Point
Paul Carroll
Oakes Grove 219
Asheville
Hostess Grove
Kate Bute
Cletus Ward
Zula Hicks
Maggie Hicks
Nellie Hamilton
Geraldine Jones
Harmony
Ruth Ellington
Sarah Stainback
Kate Oakes
Annie Jarrett
Thomasville
OES Initiates New Members At Masonic Temple Ceremony
High Point OES Chapter No. 106 held an initiatory meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Burnett Spencer and Herbert Oglesby presiding. New members Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howard Miss Betsy Jayne Bryant Mrs. Genelle Vaughn and Mrs. Pauline Bowman received Degrees. Guests from Queen Charlotte Court No. 2 Amaranth and Greensboro Chapter No. 14 were invited to upcoming events. Social hour followed with refreshments. 750,000 insect species noted.
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High Point
High Point O. E. S
Masonic Temple
Burnett Spencer Worthy
Herbert Oglesby
Paul Howard
Betsey Jayne Bryant
Genelle H. Vaughn
Pauline W. Bowman
Masonic Hall
Harriet Godwin
Queen Charlotte Court No
Order of the Amaranth
Johnson Memorial
Greensboro
Grace Oglesby
Catherine Ridge
Tobias introduces RCA revolving credit in North Carolina
Tobias unveils RCA a six month pay plan to aid budgeting with purchases. The company also offers Tobias lay away for up to sixty days.
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Tobias
North Carolina
RCA
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