October Meeting Of United Service League At Emerywood
The October meeting of the Junior Service League was held at Emerywood Country Club with President Mrs Forrest Murray presiding. Reports covered clinic activity 34 babies treated 81 nurse visits Schick tests four tonsillectomy and one x ray case plus daily milk for 30 babies. Members prepared costumes for Robin Hood and discussed a new book club and thrift shop donations. A $54 nursery school contribution was approved and a constitutional amendment eliminated the August meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Forrest Murray
J. E. Millis
Proctor
Schick
Farrell Gray
J. W. Lindsay
Arts and Interests
Hillcrest Drive
Elliott Wood
Margaret Hauser
Paramount Theater
L. G. Robichaux
League
Caddells Host Surprise Birthday Party for M. E. McMillan
Mr and Mrs Caddell entertained with a surprise party at Kernestville home Saturday night honoring M E McMillan on his birthday. Guests included Zack Osborne of Wilson Virginia Vance Choate and daughters Vancine Wanda of Sparta NC Kyrie McMillan and daughters Elaine and Doris Galax Virginia Lewis Leach Jr and daughter Millicent Barbara Brooks and French McMillan High Point NC and Coy Caddell Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Caddell
Kernestville
M. E. McMillan
McMillan
Caddell
Zack Osborne
Wilson, Va
Vance Choate
Misses Vancine and
Wanda
Sparta
N. C
Kyrie McMillan
Elaine
Doris
Galax
Lewis Leach, Jr
Millicent
Barbara Brooks
French McMillan
High Point
Coy Caddell
Carthage
Live Y'ers To Host Supper With Two Guest Clubs
The Live Y'ers club hosts a supper at the Y W C A hut Thursday evening. Holt McPherson, recently returned from abroad, will speak on Youth Around The World. Wilton Barnes will sing. Guests include members of the Business and Professional Girls club and the Jolly Y club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt McPherson
Wilton Barnes
Business and Professional Girls Club
Jolly Y Club
North Carolina U D C Convention Opens in Durham
The 140th annual NC division United Daughters of the Confederacy convention opens in Durham with a dinner tonight. The executive committee met today while teas and theatre parties outline the social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
North Carolina
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Local Chapter Delegates Set for Upcoming Meeting
High Point and Laura Wesson chapters will send members to a joint meeting led by president Mrs. A T Wishart. Delegates include Mrs. R L Waynick and Miss Irving Paylor from High Point, with several matrons, while Laura Wesson will be represented by president Mrs Grover Kester and Mrs Joe Snider, plus alternates Mrs L W Flythe and Mesdames Forrest Murray and L G Robichaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Laura Wesson
A. T. Wishart
R. L. Waynick
Irving Paylor
J. F. Hayden
J. E. Kirkman
J. S. Welborn
Grover Kester
Joe Snider
L. W. Flythe
Forrest Murray
L. G. Robichaux
Friendly Garden Club Fall Flower Show Invites Public
The Friendly Garden Club announces a fall flower show open to the public and other clubs. It will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Mrs. W. L. Kivett's home on Kivett Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
W. L. Kivett
Kivett Drive
Church Social and Lutheran Chicken Supper Notices
The Stephens Bible Study class meets at Mrs. C.S. Grayson’s home on North Main Street Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. Nora L. Andrews leading Romans. Emmanuel Lutheran Circle One hosts a chicken supper at the church Wednesday evening October 14 from 5 to 7 30. Proceeds support church projects. The Mary Harper Philathea class of Main Street M E B Church met at Mrs. W C Kennerly’s home with hostesses Mrs. W A Harper and Mrs. J S Farr to discuss the Hill Top Rose Contest starting the third Sunday in October for six weeks. Captains Mrs. W F Kent Mrs. Hoyt Harris and Mrs. Roy Lee lead Red White and Blue groups. winners host a class banquet at the December meeting. A blind package auction is planned for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
C.S. Grayson
North Main Street
Nora L. Andrews
Lutheran Circle
Woman's Missionary Society of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Mary Harper
W. F. Kent
Hoyt Harris
Roy Lee
Wilson
Social clubs schedule week of meetings and events
A sequence of club gatherings is listed for Wednesday to Friday. The Burbank Garden Club hosts Miss Mary Mungan. the Wednesday Book Club meets Mrs. Fred Thomas. Community Arts Club at Mrs. L. Warren. Utopian Mad Club with Mrs. Roy Spearman. Entre Nous Club at Mrs. B. S. Cummings. YWCA Industrial Committee luncheon at the Hut. Emerywood Country Club evening bridge. Canterbury Club at Mrs. C. W. Perry with readings at 1207 Sherbrook Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Burbank
Fifth Street
Utopian Mad Club
Roy Spearman
Industrial Committee
Peggy Bates Celebrates Tenth Birthday Anniversary
Peggy Lou Bates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bates, marked her tenth birthday anniversary at home on 917 Putnam Avenue. Hosts included her mother and aunt Mrs. C. A. Bates with games, fortune telling, and contests won by Charlies Kinsey Elaine Britt Hazel McKinney and Jack Wood. A white cake with pink candles was served with gifts from guests such as Hazel McKinney Skeet Bennett Charles Kinsey Elaine Britt Barbara Nicholson Jack Wood Dorcas Lee Britt Betty Wood Delphine Fagg Jerry Bates and Guenivere Britt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Lou Bates
C. D. Bates
Putnam Avenue
Mrs. C. A. Bates
Charlies Kinsey
Elaine Britt
Hazel McKinney
Jack Wood
John Bennett
Peggy
Skeet” Bennett
Charles Kinsey
Barbara Nicholson
Dorcas Lee Britt
Betty Wood
Delphine Fagg
Jerry Bates
Guenivere Britt
Business Girls Club Shelves Tonight Meeting
The Business and Professional Girls club will not hold its regular meeting tonight. It will instead meet Thursday evening at six thirty with the Live Y'ers club at the Y. W. C. A. hut. Members unable to attend are asked to call the Y. W. C. A. by Thursday noon to reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Canterbury Club To Entertain At Mrs Perry Home
The Canterbury club meets bi weekly with Mrs C W Perry hosting at her Sherbrook court residence on Friday afternoon at 3 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
C. W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
Puffin Uses Water as Hidden Flight Path
A puffin, native to northern regions, demonstrates a unique behavior by flying underwater to move between feeding spots, showcasing its specialized diving adaptation.
Local Visitors Return From Red Springs And Washington
Mr. and Mrs. George Matton and Miss Anna Elisabeth Kearns return to the city after visiting Red Springs. Mattons visited the sister Mrs. Goodman. Kearns was a guest at Flora McDonald college where she finished a secretarial course. Dr. J Benning and Nathan Cross of Washington DC return after a weekend with Mrs. W H Crowson on Asheboro street. Miss Mabel Crowson accompanied them home. Mrs. Mary Grubb of 21 Pickett street is recovering at Guilford General hospital after a serious operation last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matton
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Red Springs
Matton
Goodman
Miss Kearns
Flora McDonald College
Dr. J. Benning
Nathan Cross
Washington, D. C
W. H. Crowson
Asheboro Street
Mabel Crowson
That City
Mrs. Crowson
Mary Grubb
Pickett Street
Guilford General Hospital
Mrs W D Cornelison Feted At Burlington Birthday Party
Mrs. W D Cornelison and child George Hardie were guests of honor at a surprise birthday party in Burlington hosted by the Hardie family. Pink and blue cakes with candles, lemonade, games, and novelty prizes marked the celebration, with only High Point guests being the Cornelisons and their two children. A separate surprise dinner honored E T Sechrest on Greensboro road with friends and relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Cornelison
George Hardie
Burlington
High Point
Mrs. Cornelison
Hardie
E. T. Sechrest
Earl of Leicester Presents Queen Elizabeth With Wristwatch
The Earl of Leicester presented Queen Elizabeth with what is described as the first wristwatch in 1572, a claim noted in historical accounts of early timekeeping. The gesture marked a notable moment in royal court history and the evolution of portable personal timepieces.
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Earl of Leicester
Elizabeth
Miss Ruth Bayer and H L Beck Wed in Thomasville Ceremony
Miss Ruth Bayer and Howard Luther Beck were married at the City Memorial Nurses Home in Thomasville on October 10. Rev R D Ware officiated with a simple Methodist ceremony. Guests included family and friends from Greensboro Winston Salem and Statesville. The bride, a nurse at City Memorial hospital, wore Eleanor blue velvet and later brown crepe romaine for travel. The groom is associated with Thomasville Chair Company. A reception followed with gladioli and dahlias and assorted bridal desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ruth Bayer
Howard Luther Beck
City Memorial Nurses
R. Dwight Ware
Main Street
M. E. Church
Methodist Church
R. V. Yokeley
Geo. D. Finch
George D. Finch
R. W. Crews
MacDowell
Mendelssohn
Eleanor
Ora Lee Fulp
Leanna Brown
Avis Fulp
Trinity
Eva Bayer
Greensboro
LaRue Marbee
Mary Withers
Virginia Shell
Bertie Turner
Florence McWilliams
Statesville
Frances Martin
Willa Mae Beck
Mildred
Ruby Carroll
Winston-Salem
J. W. Bayer
Lawrences Hospital School of Nursing
Winston- Salem
City Memorial Hospital
Ed Reich
D. W. North
Marshall Smith
Gus Doyle
Mise Bess Mitchell
Ira Kiger
T. H. Carroll
Ruby
Mildred Carroll
Florence McWilliame
Paul Burns
Hickory
Janie Tuttle Missionary Society meets at Pollock home
The Janie Tuttle Missionary Society of Main Street M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. S. L. Pollock on Lexington avenue for a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Tuttle
Local social notes from Lincolnton and Greensboro
Miss Frances Martin spent the weekend at her Lincolnton home, returning Sunday evening. Mrs. W. T. Owens is recovering well at home after Wednesday operation at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Phillips left Sunday night for New York City for a week, where Mr. Phillips will attend the United States Building and Loan League session. Many social affairs have been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Martin
Lincolnton
W. T. Owens
Guilford General Hospital
Charles F. Phillips
New York City
Phillips
United States Building and Loan League
Local social notes recount visits and guests
Bob Cooksey of Washington D C spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs R M Cooksey and was joined by Miss Betty Higgins of Washington. Mrs Horton C Ryan of Webster s Grove Md visits daughter Mrs Charles F Phillips on Sunrise Avenue. Mrs W H Tudor hosts her son W P dor and Mrs Tudor here while she undergoes treatment at Bufis Memorial hospital in Hi Point. Mrs F D Jones returns home after an eastern visit accompanied by granddaughter Peggy Jernigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cooksey
Washin D. C
R. M. Cooksey
Betty Higgins
Washington
Cooksey
Horton C. Ryan
Webster’s Grove
Charlies F. Philips
Sunrise Avenue
W. H. Tudor
W. P. Dor
Liberal Democrats Open HQ at High Point Site
Liberal Democrats open headquarters at 203 South Main Street in the former High Point Perpetual Building and Loan building. The High Point branch plans to increase its membership to 1000 by January 1, 1937 and launch a drive for local members.
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South Main Street
High Point Perpetu Building
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Mrs. Caddell
North Main ST
Wilson's Shoe
D. A. Burress
New Today
Cat
Entre Nous Club
Business Girls Club
Far North
Nat Walker
Hart
First National Bank
Billiken Osture Shoes
Billiken
Thompson Shoe Store, Inc
H. L. Beck
Ray Saurer
Mise Madeline Hoover
H. T. Hethcock
R. D. Ware
Paul Green
Beulah Norment
Florence Lawrence
Mesdames Glads Herring
J.S. Hix
L. C. King
Leathy
Ralph Wilson
Imala
Meel Lel
Vicks WO
Ery Leek
CTV
Kelvinator
Enterprise Free Cooking School
Paramount Theatre
Frances Burton
Kelvimator
Igen
East Green
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