Bridal Shower and Bridge Tea for Miss Arta Hiatt
Mrs. P. J. Neal and Mrs. H. P. Morrison hosted a bridge tea at the Neal home on Hillcrest drive in honor of Miss Arta Pearl Hiatt and her forthcoming marriage to Arthur Sherrill Lyon. Three bridge tables were set in the living room with white floral décor as Miss Janet Russell won high, receiving stationery while the honoree got notepaper. Miss Hiatt also received crystal. Tea followed in the dining room with delicacies served from a white linen cloth table, complemented by white flowers, candles, and a silver centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arta Pearl Hiatt
Arthur Sherrill Lyon
P. J. Neal
H. P. Morrison
Neal
Hillcrest Drive
Janet Russell
Hiatt
J. C. Barker
Jane Ferree
Nancy Krest
Sara Coe Hunsucker
Jane Tyson
Nancy
Bridal luncheon honors Miss Hiatt at North Main home
A Saturday noon luncheon at Mrs. John A. Miller's North Main Street home paid tribute to Miss Hiatt. Guests included Woollén Jean Hardin Beverly Hancock Margaret Hancock Mrs Wade Hiatt and many others with chrysanthemum decor and bridal cards marking places. Mrs Miller presented Miss Hiatt a wedding pattern china set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean ‘Hardin
Beverly Hancock
Margaret Hancock
Wade Hiatt
Jack Benbow
Greensboro
Ed Lyon
Laurinburg
Miss Hiatt
Bob Hicks
George ‘Wood
R. D. Tilson
Jack Thomas
Joe D. Fink
John A. Miller
North Main Street
Dot Hiatt
Jane Ferree
Nancy Sechrest
Sara Coe Hunsucker
Jane Tyson
Mesdames Wade Hiatt
Robert Hicks
Charles McAnnally
J. C. Barker
J. D. Fink
R.K. Young
Miss Marian Wood to Wed Paul Edwards in Welch Memorial Church
Miss Marian Elizabeth Wood and Paul Hunter Edwards plan a wedding at Welch Memorial Methodist Church on Wednesday October 22 at eight in the evening with Reverend Horace E Bolick officiating. The bride’s attendants include maid of honor Delphine Braswell and junior maid Barbara Ann Kirkman. The groom’s brother Ralph L Edwards stands as best man. ushers are Charles Burton Wayne Hoover Joe Edwards and Harry Hauser. Music by Howard Wood and Orman Spivey. Multiple pre wedding parties are slated this week with hostesses Betty Lou Armentrout Frances Cox Clara Ferree and Raeford Coggins hosting events on Gilbert Street Tate Street and Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Marian Elizabeth Wood
Paul Hunter Edwards
Horace E. Bolick
R. A. Hunter
the Boon
Pleasant Iden Methodist Church
Delphine Braswell
Barbara Ann Kirkman
Percy C. Wood
Ralph L. Edwards
Charles Burton
Wayne Hoover
Joe Edwards
Harry Hauser
Howard Wood
Orman Spivey
Greensboro
Davidson College
Miss Wood
Betty Lou Armentrout
Gilbert Street
Frances Cox
Tate Street
Clara Ferree
Raeford Coggins
Route 3
High Point Garden Club
Cc. C. Garrett
Rockford Road
H. I. Hartzell
Levi Haworth
Adams Y.W.C.A
Peggy Bryant
Sarah Hutchens
Bobbie Lindsay
Country Club
Medical Society
Martha C. Coleman
Spring Garden Street
Garden Club
W. ". Hooker
Farris Avenue
Baty Loumentrout
Elizabeth Wood
Lexington Avenue
Lindsay-Crook
John Lindsay
James Polhill
Lindsay
Ferndale
Burbank
C. R. Hinshaw
Rotary Drive
Richard Crook
Lexington
J. A.indsay
Harry Bell
West Farriss Avenue
Council of Jewish Women
Israel Bloom
Edgedale Drive
Sheraton Hotel
L. R. Terry
Sorosis Club
W. G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
P. W. Grandjean
High Point
Elizabeth Woodterbury Club
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
Embassy Club
Stark Dillard
A. T. Smith
Jack Thomas
Arta Pearl Hiatt
Jane Ferree
E. F. Craver
Blake Thompson
Marietta Thompson
Sunset Drive
James T. Smith
Miriam McCall
Robert Hicks
Woodrow Avenue
Musical Art Club Holds First Fall Meeting Tonight
The Musical Art Club meets this evening at 8 o'clock at Mrs. N. M. Harrison's home 905 Montheu Avenue. Hostesses include Mrs. A. H. Whit and Mrs. W. W. Gluyas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
N. M. Harrison
Montheu Avenue
A. H. Whit
W. W. Gluyas
Miss Betty Brown Shown Bridal Honor
A bridal shower honoring Betty Brown was hosted by Miss Louise Edmonds and friends last Tuesday evening at Edmonds home. Guests presented gifts, with Robert Brown and fiance Toby Delihanty of Lewiston, Maine attending refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Edmonds
Betty Brown
Mesdames
Om Jones
Jessie Thomas
Ollie High
Rufus Laws
Ethel Hollingsworth
Mayme Johnson
Edna Davis
Roxie Mayberry
Cathryn Rice
Alwayne Blair
Sally Edmonds
Marie Noble
Mesdames Beulah Zimmerman
Woody Samuels
Nanci Sink
Clyde Lawing
Horace McKinney
Ernestine Nobel
Willie Cecil
Cora Gibson
Jessie Surrett
Matti Edmonds
Robert Brown
Toby Delihanty
Lewiston
Maine
Lebanon Methodist Circles Meet Tonight at 7 30
The Women's Society of Christian Service will convene at 7 30 this evening at the home of Mrs. A W Kearns on Johnson Street Natchez Mississippi. The town sits as the oldest city on the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Women's Society of Christian Service
Lebanon Methodist Church
A. W. Kearns
Johnson Street
Natchez, Miss
Mississippi River
Yale Professor Preaches First Sermon at Woman's College
Yale University professor Dr. Clarence P. Sledd will deliver the first sermon of the year at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Aycock auditorium. The talk opens a four part annual series funded by the college classes, with the theme A Revolutionary Faith for Revolutionary Times. Chancellor W. C. Jackson will preside. Sledd will also hold student and faculty conferences during a three day visit concluding with a convocation address at noon on Tuesday October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Clarence P. Sledd
Yale University
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Aycock
Sledd
Stephen Merrell Clement
Yale
Clark University
Community events and club meetings schedule
A dense list of local society gatherings for Tuesday through Saturday includes the High Point Garden Club and Junior Service League meetings, luncheons at the Country Club, and various receptions. Notable hostesses and venues span Rockford road, 1630 Spring Garden Street Greensboro, Gilbert Street, and several hostess homes.
World War I tear gas used most for cheapness
The piece notes tear gas’s extensive use in World War I due to its low cost. It claims one shell could cover an area that would otherwise require 500 or 100 phosphorus chlorine shells.
Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams
A youth guidance piece urges teens to adopt tactful manners and genuine interest to gain lasting popularity. It advises avoiding loudness or bragging, greeting others politely, and inviting participation rather than monopolizing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
Jamestown Club Hosts New Members and Local Notices
Miss Ruth Anne Horney hosted the Jamestown Modern Club with new member votes for Gwyn Candler and Mrs Ernest Crouch. Reports covered current affairs. Dora Horney attended as guest. Philathea Class discussed membership drives and improvements. Betty Brown presided. Several local residents traveled or returned from visits and events, with leadership changes within the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Ruth Anne Horney
Kenneth T. Miller
Gwyn Candler
Ernest Crouch
H. N. Williard
R. L. Carmichael
W. G. Ragsdale
Carrie Vincannon
E. Wiike
Bessie Mae McFadden
Miss Horney
Dora Horney
Lucille Bumgarner
Gibsonville
North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
South Carolina Governor To Wed Miss Jean Crouch
The engagement of Jean Crouch to Governor J. Strom Thurmond was announced in Elko. The wedding is set for November 7 at the Columbia executive mansion with a private family ceremony. Miss Crouch, a Winthrop College graduate, was senior class president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko S. C
Jean Crouch
Guv. J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Horace J. Crouch
Elko
Miss Crouch
Columbia
Cloverdale and Brentwood PTAs Hold First Meetings
Cloverdale school opened the new year with Miss Lucille Teacher presenting music benefits as Miss Sarah Edwards and Miss Frances Brown’s classes win attendance honors. Brentwood PTA held its initial fall meeting with W H Farlow in charge as Maxine Bowen explained immunization and Captain James Teague praised the school patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale Pta
Parent-Teachers Association of
Cloverdale School
Lucille
L. H. Creasey
Sarah Edwards
Frances Brown
Brentwood
Parent-Teachers Association
W. H. Farlow
Maxine Bowen
City Health Department
James R. Teague
High Point Police Department
Baltimore club holds Halloween themed meeting
Mrs. Brenda Peatross hosted the Baltimore club at her Salem street home Friday evening. Decorations centered on Halloween and twelve members attended a routine business meeting followed by a salad course served to all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brenda Peatross
Salem Street
S'Amusantes Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Millis
Mrs Henry Millis Jr will host the S Amusante club meeting tomorrow at 8 PM at her father W A Sherrods home on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Millis, Jr
S'Amusante Club
W. A. Sherrod
North Main Street
Mayor Donates Salary to Guard in Asheboro
Mayor W. C. Lucas in Asheboro donates his $600 salary to the Randolph county national guard unit to help equip an armory. City officials had said $1,200 was needed, with $600 left from emergency funds. This marks a second year of his salary donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
W. C. Lucas
Randolph County National Guard
Lucas
Imayor
Florence Honored At Cable Street Bridal Shower
Informal party Friday night at Mrs Therron FE Florence home on Cable street celebrated Mrs Florence former Miss Colleen Wilkens. Pink roses decorated rooms as guests played games with prizes to Mrs H Scott Sr and Mrs John Cannon. Hostesses gave silver in Florence wedding pattern. ice course in pink and green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Allen Florence
Colleen Wilkens
Therron FE
Florence
Mary Ellen
Cable Street
H. Scott
John Cannon
George Workman
W. L. Sprouse
Kenneth Hyde
T. H. Sharp
Marion Boleman
T. H. Scott, Jr
T. H. Scott, Sr
Iris Sharp
Greensboro
Betty Jean Duggins
Maxine Duggins
Scott Jr. Celebrated at 21st Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Scott Sr. hosted a dinner at their Larkin Street home for son T. Haynes Scott Jr. on his twenty first birthday. Guests included Miss Jeanette Scott Horace Lewis and several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Haynes Scott, Jr
T. H. Scott, Sr
Larkin Street
Jeanette Scott
Horace Lewis
Thomas A. Florence
Haynes Scott
Wallace Ridge
Local residents listed in brief society notes
Mrs. R. L. Worley and children Virginia and Robert III return to Cristobal Canal Zone after two months with Mrs. Worley’s parents in Archdale. Henry V. Koonts recuperating at Wesley Long hospital Greensboro after operation. Mrs. D. W. Hunter visits McCallie School with cadet son Duval. Madeline Hoover moved from Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital to sister’s home. L. J. Young and wife return from 10 day Miami trip hosted by Wade Young and George Pereira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Worley
Virginia and
Robert III
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Henry V. Koonts
Ardmore Circle
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
McCallie School
Chattanooga
Tenn
D. W. Hunter
Greenway Drive
Duval
Madeline Hoover
The
Enterprise
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
L. J. Young
Ennis Street
Miami, Fla
Wade Young
University of Miami
George Pereira
Daughters of America Call Meeting Tuesday Evening
Council No. 4 of the Daughters of America will hold a called meeting Tuesday evening at the Commerce street hall. Mrs. Hazel Wood, counsellor, says important business will be discussed and asks all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council No. 4, Daughters of America
Commerce Street
Hazel Wood
Mrs Bernard Hosts Pentagon Club Meeting
Mrs Gilbert Bernard will host the Pentagon club Tuesday at 8 p m at her Parkway home. Members unable to attend should notify Mrs Bernard at 2650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bernard
Pentagon Club
Parkway
Bernard
Garden Gate Club Meets Tomorrow Morning
The Garden Gate garden club will meet tomorrow at 10 o'clock with Mrs. P. J. Beam at 612 Sunset Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Gate Club
Garden Gate Garden Club
P. J. Beam
Sunset Drive
GIs Oppose Long Skirts
London dispatch reports Rep. Margaret Smith says GIs in Europe asked about home life and their top question was about long skirts. She notes the troops dislike them and conveyed their reaction as they discussed civilian dress trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret Smith
R-Me
House
Armed Services Committee
Europe
Ghost Stories Swap at Science Meet in Dundee
At the British Association for the Advancement of Science in Dundee Canon J A Mac Culloch discussed fairy changelings and methods used to recover stolen children. Mrs N K Chadwick spoke on European ghost stories noting ghosts influence modern intellectual life. Also cited are 20,000 drug addicts in Nanking per Chinese government estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Doerflinger
London
INS
Dundee
Scotland
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Britain
J. A. MacCulloch
Canon MacCulloch
N. K. Chadwick
Nanking
Horse Runs Wild At Chicago Port
A stray horse halted operations at Chicago's municipal airport for about 30 minutes after appearing on the field and galloping along busy runways without clearance. Thirty planes queued for takeoff as a squad car pursued and captured the animal, ending the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dobbin
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Pertussin
Aluminum
Guilford
Venetian Blind CO
Ring
Fiso
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Grayson-Stanton Building
Office Moors
Esis
Jamestown Book Club
Jamestown Methodist Church
Audrey Brown
Margaret Hodgin
Buddy Hassell
Russell Hassell
Emergency
Washington, D. C
H. C. Cobb
Rhodiss
James Cobb
New York
Ora Sublette
Gwyn Chandler
Hickory
Hendersonville
Elizabeth Hanner
Graham
Madison-Graham
Mrs. Peatross
S’amusantes
Henry Millis
United States
Trygve Lie
Mrs. Florence
H. Scott, Jr
Daughters of America
Mrs. Bernard
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Science
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Monark
Dupont
Norman Bel Geddes
America
American Far Salvage Committee
Bec
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