Eleven Chapters Represented At Banquet And Meeting
Mrs Harriet Powell of Ilmington headlined a visit by the Grand Chapter of North Carolina Order of the Eastern Star to High Point chapter 106. Eleven chapters attended the banquet at Jesley Memorial Church basement before a 7:30 meeting at the Masonic temple. Visitors included Mrs Edna Moag of Greensboro district deputy grand patron and Mrs Eleanor Hunt of Mocksville grand matron. The event honored Powell and Rev N M Harrison with honorary membership for Powell, Harrison and Leola Byerly. Mrs Byerly and George Brenner performed a piano solo. Ruth Crowson played violin and Lena Davis read My First Picture Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Powell
Ilmington
North Carolina
Order of the Eastern War
High Point
Jesley Memorial Church
Roper
Sxty
Edna Moag
Reensboro
Eleanor Hunt
Sallie Goodson
Powell
N. M. Harrison
Asheboro
Leola Byerly
Salisbury
Openhouse Honoring Congregation At Fesperman Home
Mrs Hoy L Fesperman hosted a formal open house for First Evangelical and Reform Church members at 233 Woodrow Avenue. About a hundred callers arrived between 10 and 10 with guests greeted by Mrs J R Young. Tables featured pink roses and lace tea cloths as music filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical and Reform Church
Oy L. Fesperman
Festman
Woodrow Avenue
J. R. Young
Leave To Hear Miss Rowzee Speak On Family Welfare
At the regular meeting of the union Service League the group announced an open meeting with Miss Cora Wree, southern regional director of the Family Welfare Association, at the Sheraton Hotel on October 19. Milk fund reached 862.50 and a $100 donation was approved for a daughter's business course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rowzee
Union Service League
Emergood Country Club
E Harrison
Matt Wall
Cora Wree
Family Welfare Assocition of America
Sheraton Hotel
Ocober
T. Inram, Jr
Philip Davis
Aurance Ingram
Horace Hwarth
Hworth
Alec Rankin
R. L. Proctor
Jesse Washburn
League
T. A. Vaughan
Jerome H. Cargill Producing Company
Helen Dettweiler to visit Emerywood Club Friday
Prominent golfer Helen Dettweiler will attend Emerywood Club this Friday at 10 a.m. for a public demonstration and talk on golf. She recently won the 1938 Western Open and Forest Hills ladies championship and will join a 1 p.m. luncheon with reservations due by tomorrow night.
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Helen Dettweiler
Emerywood Club
Miss Dettweiler
United States
Emerywood Course
Nancy Elizabeth Guyer Marks Second Birthday
Two year old Nancy Elizabeth Guyer daughter of Mr and Mrs L H Guyer of 601 Grimes Street is pictured celebrating her birthday on Tuesday October 10 with a Stone Studio photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Elizabeth Guyer
L. H. Guyer
Grimes Street
Stone Studio
Social Calendar Highlights For Wednesday Through Saturday
Community groups announce executive board meeting at Moose Hall and a dinner party in Greensboro to honor a bride elect. Girl Scout Council, Over the Teacats Club luncheon, and Social Arts Club gatherings slated Thursday. Friday features Priscilla Club and two American Legion Auxiliary benefit events. Saturday opens with the Sedgefield Hunt season start from Sedgefield Stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Willson Wallace
Greensboro
Alice Nesbit
Charlottesville
K. B. Geddie
Margaret Sears
Girl Scout Council
Presbyterian Church
Over the Teacats
Oscar Durland
Parkway
EB. Z. Jones
Montlieu Avenue
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Margaret
William Foil Michael, Jr
Gastonia
Emerywood Country Club
High Point
Woman's College
Mary Leath Stewart
Woman's College Art Department
J. W. Thomas
Priscilla Club
Charles Perry
Sherbrook
Blair Park
American Legion Auxiliary
W. J. Bennett
Jack Burris
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
Ladies' Bridge Winner Named At Emerywood Club
Mrs. R. K. Young won the regular bi weekly ladies bridge party at Emerywood Country Club yesterday. Other players included Mesdames Victor Dallas Morris Jones T H White G G Preston and more. Also announced was the birth of Joyce Ann Martin on October 190 at route two.
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R. K. Young
Emerywood Country Club
Mrs. Young
Mesdames
Victor Dallas
Morris Jones
T. H. White
G. G. Preston
Harry Alexander
Scott Parker
Louis Voorhees
Valette J. Harris
Robert Sheloff
John Pickett
Roy Spearman
A.L. Stevens
H. L. Brockmann
E. A. Sumner
BB. R. Lyon
FP. Y. Adams
E. B. Gamble
E. T. Harrison
John Abels
Hal A. Davis
C. S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
F. E. Moses
Carl Martin
Joyce Ann
Route Two
Woman's tonic promises energy and charm for men
Ad claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound boosts energy, eases female distress, calms nerves, and improves digestion to attract men and improve social life. Presents medical tests as proof of effectiveness and urges readers to try the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Tulip Culture Highlighted for Local Garden Clubs
J B Ivey of Charlotte spoke to about fifty members of area garden clubs at the Sheraton hotel revealing planting and culture tips for tulips to bloom from February through May. He noted his own garden acreage and 125 tulip varieties grown annually and referenced his Charlotte store as a major regional retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherator Hotel
J. B. Ivey
Charlotte
George Ivey
High Point Garden Club
A. E. Tate
Ivey
England
Holland
Altrusans Feature Conference Reports Hobby Show Plans
The International Altrusa Clubs district meeting in Winston-Salem covered the October dinner and High Point Altrusans’ meeting at the Sheraton. Members Lois Welborn Virginia Ryan Lillian Massey Hazel Johnson Madeline Hoover and Marie Caddell spoke. The Hobby Show was rescheduled to October 26 27 28. Each member must exhibit and arrange her display. Community Chest nursery board appointments were announced with Louise Wrenn reappointed and Mabel Hargett named Nursery School secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Altrusa Clubs
Winston-Salem
High Point
Altrusans
Sheraton Hotel
Lois Welborn
Virginia Ryan
Lillian Massey
Hazel Johnson
Madeline Hoover
Marie Caddell
Mabel H. Hargett
Nursery School
Nancy K. Poston
Y W C A Directors Set October Meeting
The Board of Directors of the Young Women's Christian Association will hold its October meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the local hut, according to an announcement made this morning.
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The
Young Women's Christian Association
Alpha Theta Psi Plans Steak Supper Meeting
The Alpha Theta Psi alumnae chapter will hold a steak supper meeting this evening at home of Mrs Tyree Nabors on Highway 10 A.
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Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
High Point Club Holds Brief Session Led by Idol and Tate
Mrs W C Idol, a program committee member and president Mrs Tate, presided over a short business session of the High Point Club, outlining routine matters and upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Idol
Tate
High Point Club
Wayside Club Guests View Table Arrangements at Sheloff Home
Wayside Garden Club met at Mrs. John C. Sheloff's 1104 North Main Street for a program on table arrangements. Five tables were shown including antique, Victorian, Mexican motif, bridge luncheon, and a peach breakfast tray with roses. a judging panel chaired by Mrs. H. T. Hudson evaluated each setup. Twenty three members attended with guests from other garden clubs. President Mrs. J. W. McGuinn led a brief business session beforehand.
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John ©. Sheloff
Enterprise
John C. Sheloff
North Main Street
Wayside Garden Club
Higgins
Charlotte
H. T. Hudson
E. H. Blackard
P. W. Grandjean
Wayside Club
Garden Club
J. W. McGuinn
Sheloff
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American Institute of Laundering
Carl Martins
J B. Ivey
Junaluska
Duke University
Alpha Theta Psi
John Highsmith
Main Street
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Sheloff Home
D. B. Carrick
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