World Community Seen as YWCA Goal By National Officer
Miss Annie Kate Gilbert of the national service division urged the YWCA to focus on the world community during a business and professional girls club dinner. She cited distress in embattled foreign posts, read about Shanghai’s bombing, and quoted Korea’s Kim while stressing world brotherhood and ongoing YWCA efforts. She and Miss Henrietta Roelofs plan to attend the Durham conference as part of YWCA activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kate Gilbert
Business and Professional Girls’s Club
Gilbert
National Service Division
Ghe
Henrietta Roelofs
Durham
Lydia Johnson
China
Shanghai
Miss Kim
Korea
World Brotherhood
O'Hara
Sixmund Romberg
Y Hut
Y Clubs
Lucille Dunn Weds Emmett Stone In Quiet Home Ceremony
Lucille Dunn and Emmett Vernon Stone married in a simple afternoon ceremony at the Dunn home with close family and two witnesses. The couple will reside at Meyers Park Manor in Charlotte after a two week wedding trip to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Dunn
Emmett Stone
Stone
Miami
Florida
E Park Manor
Charlotte
N. C
Winston- Salem
Richmond
R. J. Reynolds High School
Winston-Salem
Blacksburg
Lewis and Holmes Motor Freight Corporation
Bernard Johnson
Dunn
Lucille
Emmett Vernon Stone
High Point
North Carolina
Meyers Park Manor
Garden Club Tours Stuart Virginia for Garden School Plans
Twenty members of the High Point Garden Club led by president Mrs. 8. C. Clark visited Stuart, Virginia. They held a brief business session naming Mrs. 8. H. Tomlinson and Mrs. W. C. Idol as Garden School representatives in Winston-Salem. They finalized entries for Friday’s Community Flower Show and enjoyed a luncheon at Perkins Hotel. The tour included visits to historic sites including an 18th century Stuart residence before returning home in the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
8. C. Clark
Stuart
Perkins Hotel
C. Clark
Carter Dalton
H. M. Armentrout
W. F. Clayton
J. Dbd Coz
W. C. Idol
C. F. Tomlinson
Rufus King
J. C. Hill
L. J. Diffee
C. B. Sheloff
F. R. Taylor
J. W. Austin
A. E. Tate
Archdale PTA hears talk on Modern Trends in Education
Mrs. Allene M. Schroder principal of Elim Street School spoke to the Archdale Parent-Teacher Association on Modern Trends in Education. Rev. Clifton led the devotional period and the PTA banner was awarded to Mrs. Ernest Crouch’s third grade. The group approved purchasing sets of supplementary readers via trade representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene M. Schroder
Elim Street
Archdale Parent- Teacher Association
Clifton
P.T. A. Banner
Ernest Crouch
Census estimates cite 1,024,000 Johnsone in US
The census estimates show a large number of people with the surname Johnson in the United States, totaling 1,024,000 individuals. The data highlight surname distribution across the population and reflect common naming patterns in American demographics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Social Calendar Highlights Week of Events
Thursday features Tea and Topics with Mrs J V Wilson at Rowella. Oct 2 lecture at Sheraton led by Dr P E B Lindley. Piedmont German Club dance at Emerywood with Reggie Childs. Friday events include Flower Show at 600 North Main and Fashion Show at Sheraton. receptions at North Main and Lindsay streets. McCain Linville wedding cake-cutting following rehearsal. Saturday notes Virginia McCain and John Harmon Linville wedding at Wesley Memorial with Blackard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Wilson
Rowella
Sheraton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood Country Club
Reggie Childs
Virginia McCain
John Harmon Linville
Wesley Memorial Church
FE. H. Blackard
Junior Service League Holds October Meeting
The Junior Service League met at Emerywood Country Club with President Mrs Forrest Murray presiding. Reports covered clinic activity and welfare efforts including 31 babies examined, 68 Schick tests, 79 nurse visits, milk for 40 children, glasses for one child, dental care for a needy case, and radium therapy for a tumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Forrest Murray
Ed Millis
Schick
Morris Jones
Jesse Washburn
Brentwood School
Joe Cox
Elliott Wood
Thrift
Thrift Shop
Herman Smith
League
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. W. Lindsay
Murray
Lewis Matte
Crittenden Outlines NC History Commission Work
In Waynesville on October 18 Dr. C. C. Crittenden secretary of the North Carolina Historical Commission spoke to the Dorcas Bell Love chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. He presented a talk on preserving North Carolina history and the commission’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Waynesville
North Carolina Historical Commission
C. C. Crittenden
The
Historical Commission
Dorcas Bell Love
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina
State Historical Commission
Ite
Altrusans Plan Second District Meeting and Fundraiser
Altrusa club officers and committees outlined plans for the Second District Clubs meeting at Sedgefield Inn October 22 to 24 with High Point and Greensboro hospitality. Principal speakers will be Nancy Sampson Hatch and Bertha M. Nienburg. Tickets for the Collins Entertainment Festival go on sale for four Fridays at the junior high, proceeds funding a High Point College scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varous
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Ballard
Clara I. Cox
Sedgefield Inn
High Point
Greensboro
Marie Caddell
Nancy
Sampson Hatch
Green Bay
Wis
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
Bertha M. Nienburg
Women’s Bureau of
U. S. Department of Labor
Lois Welborn
High Point College
Brigadier Club Dance Nears Completion at Sedgefield Manor
The Brigadier club prepares its first post organization dance Friday at Sedgefield Manor. Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra will play at 9:30 pm in the manor ballroom. Sponsoring hosts include Dot Smith Helen Crowder Mildred Furgurson Elizabeth Bishop Mary Letty Mebane with escorts from Greensboro. The event features Wardlaw and Elizabeth Langford with a chaperoned evening by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Manor
High Point
Dot Smith
Helen Crowder
Mildred Furgurson
Greensboro
Elizabeth Bishop
Mary Letty Mebane
Wardlaw
Junior Display Feature At Show Of Friendly Club
Varied displays entertained guests at a flower show held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W L Kivett hosted by the Friendly Garden club. Mrs. Kivett won first and third prizes, while Mrs. P L Cox took second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kivett
Friendly Garden Club
P. L. Cox
Friendly Club
M. L. Holton
J. R. Bowman
Brentwood P T A Plans October Meeting Evening
The Brentwood Parent Teacher Association holds its regular October meeting at the school auditorium Thursday at 7 20 PM. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Romance of Plant Life Stirs Wayside Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. P Y Adams spoke on the romance of plant life at the Wayside Garden club meeting hosted by Mrs. J A Eshelman on Johnson street. A brief business session preceded the talk with Mrs. J Allen Austin presiding. Plans were set for cooperation in the flower show and mart and in the City Beautiful project. Attending were Mesdames Adams, Austin, Flagge, Eshelman, Hallenbeck, Haworth, Hutchens, Marsh, McCain, McGuinn, Stesloff, Sheloff, Tucker, Utley, and Vall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Y Adams
Wayside
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Adams
J. Allen Austin
C. H. Risch
Enty Council of Garden Clubs
City Beautiful
Susanne Sanders Born To Mr and Mrs Sanders
Mr and Mrs Paul Sanders of 1102 North Main announce the birth of a daughter Susanne at Burrus Memorial hospital this morning in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sanders
North Main Street
Susanne
Burrus Memorial Baron
Presidents as members of the American Philosophical Society
The American Philosophical Society, America's oldest learned society, counts many U.S. presidents among its members, reflecting its long historical influence and reach in scholarly circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
American Philosophical Society
Learned Society
America
Dartmouth Teams Known as Indians Since 1769 Charity Founding
See Hanover Oct 13 notes Dartmouth College teams are called Indians due to the school’s origin as an Indian charity school founded by Eleazar Whee lock in 1769.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Eleazar Wheelock
Community Flower Exhibit Prizes Announced by Garden Council
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs announces prizes for its community flower show at 600 North Main Street intersection with Richardson Street. The event runs 2 to 10 PM with exhibit drop off 8:30 to 11 AM. judging begins after 11. Grand prize is 60 bulbs of Campsis? No, campaign? The sweepstake is donated by Dr. D B Carrick. Other prizes include a bowl of chrysanthemums and various garden items. Mrs. Valette J. Harris leads the sponsor group with Mrs. H D Sears as prize chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Valette J. Harris
Garden Club Council
North Main Street
Richardson Street
D. B. Carrick
John W. Hedrick
Weiss
H. D. Sears
Massey Boy Born in Greensboro
Mr and Mrs M F Massey of Guilford county announce the birth of a son Murray Franklin Jr on Monday October 11 at Wesley Long hospital Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Massey
Guilford County
Jamestown
Murray Franklin, Jr
Wesley Long Hospital
Greeneboro
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Terese Rudolph
Miss Rudolph
YWCA
Lucille 1
B. J. Dunn
Embree H. Black
Wesley Memorial
Atrance
Sting
S. Edith Moore Sherrod
Walter Kester
Violst
Elizabeth Dunn Bladenboro
Fle
Sherrod
Carrie Jobs Bond
Miss Dunn
Jener
Mrs. Sherrod
S.hester
Marret Dunn
Coats
Moffitt's
North Main B&y
Garden Club
Mrs. Schroder
Archdale
Circle Four
Edith Moore Sherrod
H. A. Millis
Philomathean
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
Lindsay Street
C. N. McCain
Rotary Drive
Brigadier
Altrusans
Elizabeth Langford
Ed Rankin
J. Humphreys, Jr
Frank Parker
Curtiss Newton
Bill Forster
Billy Taylor
Brentwood P.T. A
P. Y. Adams
Susanne Sanders
Murray F. Massey
Thompson
Thompson’s Shoe Store
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