Mrs Clyde Small Feted With Linen Shower At Archdale Spencer Home
Mrs Clyde Small, new bride and former Miss Beny Spencer, was honored with a linen shower in Archdale hosted by Miss Marie Spencer and Mrs Harold Spencer. Hosts presented a Carnation corsage, green and white decor, bridal themed mantle scene, games, prizes, and linen gifts. A second honor event is planned for this evening hosted by Mrs Joe Farlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Small
Spencer Home
Beny Spencer
Marie Spencer
Harold Spencer
Later
Archdale
Zelma Culler
Norma Spencer
Henry Dixon
Robert Spencer
Small
Joe Farlow
Betty Spencer
Enterprise
Smith's Studio
Fortnighters Club Social Evening At Malone Home
The Fortnighters Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Henry Malone's home on W. Farriss Avenue with Mrs. Frank Garrett as co-hostess. After a brief business session led by president Mrs. Charles Ward, members and two visitors enjoyed bridge at four tables and canasta at one. High bridge score went to visitor Mrs. Catherine Ashburn. canasta winner was Mrs. Ben Witherington. Guests were served Cokes and cheese ring, followed by a dessert course for seventeen members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Malone
W. Farriss Avenue
Frank Garrett
Charles Ward
Catherine Ashburn
Ben Witherington
First Ward PTA hears Mr Carroll on public schools
Charles F. Carroll told First Ward School PTA that public schools are the chief citadel of human freedom and urged parents to decide their responsibilities to children and shape school duties. He noted progress on the new school building and upcoming Education Week and membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll
First Ward
Carroll
Lious Thayer
Carrott
Kenneth Goodson
Fong Simeon
North Carolina Symphony
PTA
Ellis Raper
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Iris Lill
PTA 4th District To Meet Tuesday In Twin City
Representatives from nine counties will attend a district four conference in Winston-Salem on Oct. 16. State PTA leaders outline aims for the year as about 300 members, spanning Alamance to Stokes, gather at Mineral Springs High School for talks, group sessions, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Twin City
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
T. R. Easterling
Rocky Mount
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
Blanche B. Haley
Chapel Hill
State Congress
A. T. Glenn
Burlington
C. B. Lottin
High Point
J. M. Dodson
Greensboro
Mineral Springs High School
Ray J. Reed
Forsyth County
PTA Council
Henry Hall
City View School
W. B. Coltman
R. W. Gorrell
Civic Defense
Sour
Bess Rosa
E. C. Walters
Luther Medlin
Virginia Lawrance
Burke
Alamance
Caswell
Davidson
Davie
Forsyth
Guilford
Randolph
Rockingham
Stokes
Bridge and club events at Thomasville day
At 6:30 p.m Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark bridge elect will be feted by Mrs Tom A Finch at the Thomasville Woman's Club. At 6:30 p.m The Junior Woman's Club sponsors a benefit bridge and canasta party. At 2:30 p.m Mrs W Freeman Jr hosts a dessert bridge at the Emerviv Wood Club for Miss Martha Ann Wuluttz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Bridg Elect
Tom A. Finch
Thomasville
Wlbl Freeman, Jr
Emerviv Wood Club
Martha Ann Wuluttz
YWCA News Friday Junior High Y Teens Event
Y Teen op a house for Y Teens and their guests reported as a Friday activity at the YWCA. Details are sparse but indicate a youth gathering aimed at socializing and community engagement for junior high attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yteen
Women of the Moose Plan Benefit for Next Saturday
About seventy five members and guests attended the Women of the Moose meeting at the Moose home on Church Street. Final plans were made for a benefit dinner October 20 from 6 50 to 8 30 at the Moose home to raise funds for the grand regent. Tickets are available from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose
Church Street
Eurie Brown
Moose Home
Louise Witherspoon
Women of Moose
College of Regents
North
South Carolina
Gary Davis
Mooseheart
Sixty Present At BPWC Dinner Meet At Sheraton Hotel
Sixty members including eleven prospective members and two guests attended the High Point BPWC dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. The open forum discussed funding for the NC Home for Retired Business and Professional Women and honor went to organizers, with thanks to Miss Norma Dutton for decorations and to Mrs. Jo Woody Shaw for club bulletins. Birthdays, musical selections by Jack and Sara Whitley, and notices of future meetings were also shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
N. C
Home Project
Ola Motsinger
Helen Graham
Ford Robertson
Sheraton
Norma Dutton
Jo Woody Shaw
Mary Poovey
Helen Epting
Helen Dunkelberger
Jack Whitley
Sara Whitley
Randleman
Alda Berry
High Point College
Sam Dutton
Fred Ingram
Lucille Ingram
Relief for hot flashes with Lydia Pinkham products
The adclaims tests show Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets relieved hot flashes and mid life distress in women. It asserts 63 percent complete relief and 80 percent improvement, promising modern action and added iron in tablets for menstrual pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Malcolm Little Speaks on City Planning for Legion Auxiliary
Malcolm Little director of planning and zoning for High Point spoke before the local American Legion Auxiliary unit at the Legion Home on West High Street. About 30 members attended as plans were made to collect gifts for Veterans Hospitals at Oteen Swananoa and Fayetteville with drop offs at Cecil's Office Equipment. Little discussed the planner role in policy, traffic control, zoning and public buildings. questions followed and refreshments were served afterward. A shrimp paste recipe followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Little
High Point
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
West High Street
A. B. Dykes
C. B. Stainback
Oteen
Swananoa
Fayetteville
Cecil
Leigh Harper
Little
R. R. Blackburn
Russell Holt
Lula C. Raper
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Sara Wageger
N. Main ST
Fortnighters Club
Dillon
Wrenn ST
S. H. Kress
Gills
S. Main ST
P.T.A
Mr. Carroll
Allen Jay PA
Mildred Zimmerman
Joe Pahson
A. Doyle Early
J. J. Hoover
JD. Brower
George Fider
Hulda Chilton
A. D. Barry
Bob Bollinger
Ruth Sattenwhite
M. R. Incran
Doris Chapman
Joxie Cumby
Jay Hendricks
Herman Robertson
AL T. Glenn
St.joseph
Women of Moose Plan
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn & Howell Sts
Lany II
North Carolina Symphony Society
The
Symphony
Virginia Frank
High Point, N.C
BPWC
Malcolm Little Legion Auxiliary
Dupont
Leonard Cleaners
N. Wrenn St
Pickett
Youth Center
Onic
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