Adolf Busch Little Symphony to perform in High Point
Adolf Busch leading his Little Symphony on a North American tour at High Point Senior High School on Wednesday October 17 as the second concert of the High Point Community Concert Association series. The ensemble includes Busch, Hermann Busch and Karl Doktor with 27 virtuoso players. The program features Bach, Haydn and Beethoven along with modern selections.
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Ae Li
Wedhresday
High Point Community Concert Association
Lawrence Warren
Metropolitan Opera Company
Virtuso
Adolf Busch
Busch
Busch Quartet
Hermann Busch
Karl Doktor
Busch Little Symphony
Bach
Haydn
Beethoven
Fuiege
School Faculty Compliments Bride Elect Ruby Keller
Union Hill school faculty hosted a dinner for bride elect Miss Ruby Keller at the Jefferson Standard Tea room in Greens tore. Twelve guests attended with bridal place cards and a corsage for the honoree. The table centerpiece featured carnations, gypsophil a and tube roses. A four‑place china service was chosen for the evening.
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Ruby Keller
Thomas D. Case
T/S. United States Marine
Union Hill School
Jefferson Room
Jefferson Standard
Greenstore
China
Daughters of America District Meeting in Greensboro
Piedmont district number four Daughters of America will hold the semiannual district meeting with Charity council number six in Greensboro on Saturday October 13. The session begins at 2 o clock and a supper will follow with the Junior Order United American Mechanics joining the members.
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Piedmont
Daughters of America
Charity Council
Greensboro
United American Mechanics
Medical Unit In Action Highlighted By Col Wood
Col George T Wood spoke to the Woman's Club on the army medical unit in action praising nurses in World War Two. He charted their 1942 start with the 38th Evacuation Hospital, voyage to England and Africa, and close behind battle lines with heroic escapes. The program featured music by Carl Cronstedt and a luncheon, with notices of future speakings by Robert Lee Humber at High Point College.
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George T. Wood
Col. Wood
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Fort Bragg
England
Andes
Liver England
Africa
Oran
J. A. Eshelman
R. A. Sheoff
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Emile Ser
Arthur Ill
Malotte
Friend
John C. Sheloft
Arral
Eshelman
Alice Paige White
White
Robert Lee Humber
High Point College
Stringfield In Concert Oct 20 In Thomasville
Stringfield will headline a Friday evening concert October 19 at 8 15 in the Main Street school auditorium Thomasville presented by the Fine Arts department of the Thomasville Woman's club with Louise Nelson Pfohl pianist and William S Greene cellist as supporting artists both well known in the state Pfohl from Davidson and Queens colleges. Greene a Glasgow native and charter member of several regional orchestras and ensembles tickets cost 1 for adults 50 cents for high school students.
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Fine Arts
Thomasville Woman's Club
Lamar Stringfield
Louise Nelson Pfohl
William S. Greene
Main Street
Thomasville
James C. Pfohl
Davidson
Queens Colleges
Pfohl
Drury College
Springfield
Missouri
University of Michigan
South
Transylvania Music School
Brevard
Glasgow
Scotland
University of Ohio
Northwestern University of Evanston
Illinois
Greene
Perha Williams&, Greene
North Carolina Symphony
AAUW Members To Reserve Luncheon At State Board Meet
AAUW members urged to reserve luncheon plates for the state board meeting on Saturday October 20 at the First Methodist church. Reservations should be sent to Mrs. N P Yarborough chairwoman of luncheon arrangements. Mrs R A Herring state president announced the event. Thirteen AAUW branches expected to be represented with registration starting at ten in the morning at the church.
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American Association of University Women
The
AAUW
First Methodist Church
N. P. Yarborough
R. A. Herring
Judy Tysinger Feted At Party
Judy Tysinger celebrated her fifth birthday at a party hosted by Mrs. Elbert Ty singer on Tipton street. Children enjoyed games and photos then gathered for refreshments around a cake with five candles. Gifts were given to Judy by attendees including Rebecca Smith and Diane Bowers among others.
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Judy
Elbert Tysinger
Tipton Street
Rebecca Smith
Diane Bowers
Sonya Oliver
Donna McCain
Becky Wade
Carol Ann Smith
Sally Osborne
Sammy Hampton
Richard Mason
Sonny Tay
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the Enterprise Women
Little Symphony
Pinkham
Pollon Directions
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
Main St
Lapis
AL A Crocomoftton All
Minnis Lee Steed Baby Tyner
Ersy Leeteer
Paetine Modgecock Princess Beauty Shop
D. of A
G’boro
Es Inek
Senator TY Jewels
Bulova
Woman's Club
Stringfield
Judy Tysinger
American Institute of Laundering
Uake Wel
Castlebiady
Richardson’s
Rayon & Taffeta
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