Gloria Jaich Feted on Fourth Birthday
Mrs Velko Jaich hosted a Centennial avenue party for her daughter Gloria turning four. Friends played games then enjoyed cake and ice cream with Mrs Jaich helping and Mesdames Collins Hedrick assisting. Attendees included Carol Ann Chappell Patricia Hall Penny Collins Sharon Hedrick Carol Hall Sandra Johnson Jane Hall Richard Collins Douglas McAllister Mickie Hoke Churkie Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velko Jaich
Centennial Avenue
Gloria
Mrs. Jaich
Mesdames
Leon Collins
Hoyt Hedrick
Carol Ann Chappell
Patricia Hall
Penny Lea Collins
Sharon Hedrick
Carol Jane Hall
Sandra Johnson
Jane Hall
Richard Collins
Douglas McAllister
Mickie Hoke
Churkie Beck
Miss Sylvia Tate Hosts Informal Shower for Miss Maxine Farlowe
Miss Maxine Farlowe will wed Felix Miller Jr on October 29. Sylvia Tate hosted an informal party at her Meredith street home featuring a miscellaneous shower with gifts, a china present, a corsage, bridal games, fall flowers and prizes for Mrs. W. E. Portis and Miss Lorene Kivett. Dainty refreshments in bridal colors followed for Miss Farlowe and her mother Mrs L Farlowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Farlowe
Felix Miller, Jr
Sylvia Tate
Meredith Street
Miss Farlowe
W. E. Portis
Lorene Kivett
L. Farlowe
Felix Miller
Sr. Mesdames
Joe Rowe
David Jones
Carson Miller
Garland Johnson
Earl Myers
Betty Ruth York
Ltene Sink
Ellen Farlowe
Sarah Miller
Zada Crowson
Patty Myers
Sharon Tate
Tea Honoring Bride-Elect Louise Hardison in Thomasville
Mrs J A Hardison and Mrs Harold Harrison hosted a Sunday tea for Louise Hardison bride elect of Worth J Wicke at Mrs Harrison’s Fisher Ferry street home in Thomasville. Guests from High Point Greensboro and Thomasville attended the event with a silver gift, orchid corsage, and a display of green and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Hardison
Harrison
Thomasville
Louise Hardison
Worth J. Wicke
J. A. Hardison
Harold Harrison
Norris Frazier
E. V. Wiike
Jamestown
W. C. Koonts
F. T. Stoker
Raymond Fowler
A. C. Jackson
Catherine Wrenn
High Point
Eva Doss
Greensboro
Hardison
Vuncannon Reunion Reported At Russell Home
The annual Vuncannon reunion was held Sunday at the Russell home on Ragan street. A bountiful dinner was served on the lawn. Rev. J. Leonard Rayle gave grace and Herman Beaman led singing in the afternoon. Tom Vincannon dismissed with prayer as about 150 attendees from High Point Thomasville Greensboro Winston-Salem Burlington Salisbury Asheboro and Trinity gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuncannon
Howard M. Russell
Ragan Street
J. Leonard Rayle
Calvary Methodist Church
Grace
Herman Beaman
Troy
Tom Vincannon
Winston-Salem
High Point
Thomasville
Greensboro
Burlington
Salisbury
Asheboro
Trinity
Fortnighters Meet With Miss Gibson
The Fortnighters formerly Nu Phi Mu held a regular meeting at Miss Helen Gibson's West Howell Street home. After business, guests were served iced beverages with cookies and nuts. Attending were Mrs. James Parsons, Mrs. Yancey Cecil, Mrs. Thad Melnnis, Mrs. W. H. Linthicum Jr., Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark, Miss Mildred Crowder, Miss Nancy Smith, Miss Betty Welch, Miss Margaret Hancock, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Helen Gibson
West Howell Street
James Parsons
Yancey Cecil
Thad Melnnis
W. H. Linthicum
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Mildred Crowder
Nancy Smith
Betty Welch
Margaret Hancock
YWCA Classes Postponed One Week
YWCA classes scheduled to start today are postponed for one week due to publicity delays. The fall lineup includes bridge personality development music appreciation swimming and golf with further announcements expected during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Mrs Marvin Smith Feted After Recent Wedding
Mrs Marvin R Smith was honored at a party hosted by Glenn Finishing department employees at Gibson's Gold Room. The honoree wore a corsage and received gifts. games with prizes for Jean Wagner Mabel Weant Lorene Younts and Mrs Smith accompanied a luncheon for about 28 guests. she was Miss Rachel Briles before her October 7 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin R. Smith
Glenn Finishing
Gibson's Gold Room
Jean Wagner
Mabel Weant
Lorene Younts
Exchangettes Set Up Clothes Closet For Needy Children
High Point Exchangette club committee established a clothes closet at Ada Blair School to aid children aged 6 to 12 with insufficient garments. Mrs J W McGuinn will distribute outfits through city schools. about 20 children benefited this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Exchangette Club
Ada Blair
J. W. McGuinn
Paul Callaham
High Point Exchange Tte Club
Scout Leaders Meet Thursday in High Point at Wesley Hut
The High Point Girl Scout Leaders association will hold its monthly meeting Thursday night at 7 30 at the Wesley Memorial Scout hut. The program will feature Halloween games and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Girl Scout Leaders Association
Wesley Memorial Scout Hut
Gray Ladies To Meet Wednesday
The Gray Lady service will meet at the Red Cross chapter house Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Lady
Red Cross Chapter House
Blue Barrons Orchestra To Play Here
Blue Barron and his top musicians will perform at the High Point Armory on English street Tuesday evening October 18 under Exchange club sponsorship chaired by J E Beamon. Barron, one of the youngest top rated orchestra leaders, blends swing with sweetness and showmanship in a varied musical library after traveling from Richmond to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Barron
High Point
Exchange Club
J. E. Beamon
Armory
English Street
Richmond
Barron
Fifth and Sixth Graders Enthusiastic Over Pocahontas Play
Over 1200 fifth and sixth graders from city schools saw the Pocahontas presentation at the high school auditorium. Special attention focused on cast member Page Hedden niece of High Point resident Mrs. L L Sloop. The show tied into American history studies and was praised for Indian lore and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
John Smith
Clare Tree
Page Hedden
High Point
L. L. Sloop
Fourth Street
Fairview Street School
High Point Junior Service League, Inc
The Red Feather Whistles And High Point’s Future
A columnist muses on October and November whistle blowing in High Point. The piece links civic faith to progress, recalls Armistice era echoes, and notes a cousin Cerise Feather arriving Thursday amid town optimism. The ending references the Eurasian long eared bat ears per Britannica.
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High Point
Red Feather Services
Hig
O.K
Red Feather
Cerise Feather
Cerise
Oak View PTA Hears Home Life Program and Plans Ham Supper
The Oak View Parent-Teachers association held its first fall meeting with Mrs. Bill Whelees presiding. Committee chairmen were named and Mrs. L. R. Carmichael won the attendance prize. Mrs. L. R. Peacock’s sixth grade presented a program on The Home and Problems In the Home. A ham supper is planned for October 21 at 6 PM in the school cafeteria under PTA sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Parent-Teachers Association
Bill Whelees
L. R. Carmichael
L. R. Peacock
Oak View Pta
Training School Opens At Wesley Memorial Church
The High Point Training School at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church began last evening with an enrollment of 150 expected by tonight for a five day program ending Friday. Miss Elsie Ellen Moore presided as dean and Rev. Carl King noted this is the first Western North Carolina conference school and more will follow after Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Elsie Ellen Moore
Carl King
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Toronto Known as Queen City of Ontario
Toronto, capital of Ontario, is the province’s second largest city and widely known as the Queen City for its historic prominence and cultural stature.
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Toronto
Province
Ontario
Canada
Queen City
Wiener Roast And Hayride Tonight
The tenth grade Y Teen club sponsors a Wiener roast and hayride tonight as part of Y Teen Roll Call Week. Mrs Nancy Quigley, Y Teen director, announced the event this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy ©. Quigley
Governor Greets North Carolina Business Women
Governor Scott sent greetings to members of the North Carolina Business and Professional women's clubs as they observe national business women's week. He congratulated Myrtle Ellen LaBarr of Greensboro, news service chairman, for the clubs clear thinking and well-thought planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Scott
North Carolina
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Myrtle Ellen LaBarr
Greenshero
News Service
Miss Linthi cum pledged to Chi Omega at Wisconsin
Gladys Linthi cum of High Point North Carolina, a student at the University of Wisconsin, was pledged as a member of Chi Omega during the sorority pledging activities. More than 300 coeds at the university were pledged as sororities held social events and receptions in the opening days of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Gladys Linthicum
High Point
N. Carolina
University of Wisconsin
Chi Omega Sorority
Judge Rives to Aid Army on Clemency Parole
Judge E Earl Rives of Greensboro has been named a consultant to Army Secretary Gordon Gray. He will serve as civilian advisor on clemency and parole for military prisoners, traveling to Washington about once a month. Rives is judge of the Greensboro Guilford County court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Rives
Gordon Gray
Washington
Greensboro leity-Guilford County
Mobile Soil Testing Unit Serves Western N Carolina
Fontana report says farmers in western North Carolina will access soil testing locally rather than sending samples to Raleigh. The committee also plans a poultry disease laboratory at the state test farm in Waynesville. Poultry is noted as a million dollar a year Western NC industry and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontana
North Carolina
Raleigh
Waynesville
Weekend House Guests Highlight Local Social Roundup
Dewey H. Greer Jr hosted classmate Hernan Garcia y Vidal of Talca Chile as a weekend guest. Doris Croker of Trinity underwent emergency appendectomy with satisfactory recovery at Boulevard unit hospital. John and Mrs. Hill returned from a visit with daughter Betty Hill a Mercy Hospital nurse in Charlotte and attended the state fair. J M Burton hosted Frances Burton and Paul Hilliard of Washington DC along with R L Sparks of Hickory Mildred Burton of Winston Salem and Mattie Osborn of Elkin as weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey H. Greer, Jr
Hernan Garcia Y Vidal
Talca
Chile
Doris Croker
Trinity
Boulevard Unit Hospital
John Hill
Betty Hill
Mercy Hospital
Charlotte
J. M. Burton
Frances Burton
Paul Hilliard
Washington, D. C
Births for Binkley Starrett and Neighbors families
Mr and Mrs Carl J Binkley announce a daughter Donna Gail born October 5 at Baptist hospital Winston Salem. Mrs Binkley is formerly Miss Ann Marie Meredith of High Point. Mr and Mrs R Neighbors announce a son Ramsey Lee born October 8 at Boulevard unit hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Starrett announce a son Charles Rodney born October 9 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Binkley
Donna Gail
the Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
R. Neighbors
Ramsey Lee
Boulevard
Starretts
Frank Starrett
Charles Rodney
High Point Memorial Hospital
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Gloria Jaich
Monark
Dupont Tonine
Monark Shade Co
Grandma's
Miss Gibson
Seward’s Market
E. Commerce ST
Tommy Louis
Mgi
Marvin Smith
M. L. Patrick
Roger Morris
A. E. Sherron
C. L. Russell
Exchangette Club
Byrd
Mr, Red
PTA
Wesley Memorial Church
Vicks Va
Miss Linthicum
Chi Omega
Pledge
Judge Rives
Army Department
E. Earl Rives
Germany
Mobile Soil Testing Unit
Western N. C
Donna Binkley
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main ST
Launry
The
Lions
Ral
Hardwick Gas Ranges
Hardwick
Duke Power Company
Hadmority Corobmas
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