Greensboro Banquet Hosts Five Business and Professional Women Clubs
The Greensboro club hosted its annual banquet at the King Cotton hotel with five other clubs from Asheboro Leaksville Spray Reidsville and Thomasville in attendance. Miss Swannie Pugh presided and Mrs Douglas H Long gave the invocation. Mrs J B Spillman spoke on unemployment and Better Business Women’s Week with a gift presented to her by the Greens boro club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Club
Greensboro Club
King Cotton Hotel
Asheboro
Leaksville Spray
Reidsville
Thomasville
Swannie Pugh
Douglas H. Long
Allene’ Ellison
Velma Bean
Lola Irvin
Dess M. Gurganus
H. E. Armstrong
Myrtle Ellen LaBarr
National Publicity Committee
J. B. Spillman
Raleigh
Spillman
North Carolina
International Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Ann Floyd
Women of Moose Benefit Party Planned for Oct 19
High Point chapter 961 Women of the Moose hosts a benefit card and Bingo party at the Moose hall Main Street to aid Brentwood Day Nursery School. Event starts 8 pm with bridge, setback, bingo, high score prizes and refreshments. tickets from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Main Street
Brentwood Day Nursery School
Annie Short
Montuiel Avenue
Ola Perry
Louise Avenue
Pi Beta Phi Benefit Party Draws Many Reservations
Numerous reservations are being made for a Pi Beta Phi benefit bridge party hosted by Tri-City Alum ni association at Mrs. J. F. Hayden’s home on Monday afternoon. Proceeds fund the Pi Phi Settlement School in Gatlinburg Tennessee, a combined hospital school and industrial arts institute. Mrs. John C. Abels will handle reservations at 2106. Draw prizes for high scores at each table will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
Tri-City
Pi Beta Phi
Pi Phi Settlement School
Gatlinburg
Mrs J F Hayden Named First Vice Regent State DAC
Mrs J F Hayden named first vice regent of the North Carolina D A C at the state convention held in New Bern. The article notes other local leaders receiving offices in U D C and Daughters of Colonial Wars, with Beth Lam beth elected second vice president of U D C and Mrs L E Fisher named state division president. Local figures from Thomasville Asheville Farmville and Raleigh are mentioned with several officer appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J. F. Hayden
Joseph Snider
J.S. Welborn
J. E. Kirkman
James FE. Lanbeth
Thomasville
North Carolina Society
Daughters of the American Colonists
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of Colonial Wars
Gaston Hotel
New Bern
T. A. Kearne
High Point
Hayden
State Society
Sydney Perry Cooper
Charlotte
Lambeth
State Division
U. D
J. W. Parker
Farmville
Mesdames Green And Tomlinson Host Get Together Club
Mrs. Marvin Green and Mrs. Glenn F. Tomlinson hosted a Get Together club party for members and their husbands. Colorful fall flowers formed a backdrop as three tables of rock were in play. Top scorer Mrs. Homer Ritchie received a novelty vase, followed by refreshments for guests including Mesdames Thomas Mason Lewis, Ridge, Freeman, and the Tomlinsons with Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Green
Glenn F. Tomlinson
Homer Ritchie
Charles M. Thomas
P. S. Mason
Sam Lewis
Marvin Shoemaker
R. Ridge
Freeman
Glenn K. Tomlinson
Live Y'ers Club Weiner Roast Near City
The Live Y'ers club of the Y M C A held a weiner roast at the secretary Miss Pearl Cridlebaugh’s home. Thirteen members attended along with one visitor Miss Jo McNeill. The group voted to move next week’s meeting to Tuesday at 6 45 to attend the Greensboro Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Cridlebaugh
Greensboro
Jo McNeill
First Junior Program Well Received Here
A preview of Walt Disney's forthcoming color film Dancing Fawn was shown by Clayton Grant to a packed auditorium of children as part of the Junior Service League series. The program featured a fawn star and bird life cycles, with scenes including a cracksnake charm on a bird. gift tickets from local clubs enabled many children to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Disney
Clayton Grant
Junior Service League
Mr. Grant
Disney
Rotary
Altrusa
Local Delegation Returns From Women's Clubs Meeting
High Point delegation to the Seventh district meeting of the North Carolina Federation of Women's clubs returned last night from Ruffin where about 140 women from 24 of 26 clubs gathered. Draper was chosen as next year’s meeting site. Attending were Mrs. Herman D. Sears, Mrs. H. A. White, and Mrs. Geddie Strickland. White spoke on Peace and International Relations. Etheridge outlined democracy for youth. open forum followed led by Carroll, Britt, and Miss Gilbert. Reidsville club won the attendance prize with 23 of 25 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
Strickland
White
Howard G. Etheridge
Asheville
D. D. Carroll
Chapel Hill
J. N. Britt
Lumberton
Margaret Gilbert
State Library Commission
Reidsville Club
Karl Bishopric
Spray
Miss Bolling On Social Committee Of Education Club At Woman's College
Miss Lucile Bethea of Dillon 8 C president of the Education club at Woman's College has appointed committees for the year. Program committee includes Nancy McManaway Hendersonville Publicity Martha Eleanor Floyd Fairmont Rachael Weyher Kinston Doria McMillian Lumberton and Helen Bum garner North Wilkesboro Special arrangements include Mary Katherine McLaughlin Cleveland Frances Horner Burlington Helen Bolling High Point and Mary Cochrane Newton The Education Club comprises Junior and Senior Education majors with about 300 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lucile Bethea
Dillon
Helen Bolling
High Point
Mary Cochrane
Newton
Miss Poole Honored With Bridge Party At Sedgefield Inn
Ruth Poole bride elect to John Lambuth Bogle will be toasted tomorrow afternoon at Sedgefield Inn Winston-Salem with a bridge party at 2 30 hosted by her mother Mrs Benjamin Harrison Poole and sister Miss Margaret Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Sedgefield
Winston-Salem
Ruth Poole
John Lambuth Bogle
Benjamin Harrison Poole
Margaret Poole
Sedgefield Inn
Winston- Salem
E. C. Peterson
Henry Turner
Bridge
Elizabeth Avenue
Miss Poole
Margaret Hedrick
George, Little
B. H. Poole
Ruby Poole
Bryce Baker Ranson
Sarah Taylor
Turner
W. B. Justus
George L. Little
Owen Chatham
Eugene Armstrong
Reidsville
Frank Holmes
Thomasville
Important Changes Made At Meeting Of French Class
The city adults education French class was renamed Cercle Francais. A paid instructor, Mrs. Lelia B. Rogers, will teach weekly at 102 Louise avenue, starting Thursday at 7 30 PM. Mrs. C Dunbar donation ends as permanent teacher, class now has 12 members and welcomes a few more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McGuinn
Cercle Francais
Lelia B. Rogers
C. Dunbar
White Shrine to Host Hallowe'en Ball at Sedgefield Manor
Gate City White Shrine plans an elaborate Hallowe en ball for charity at Sedgefield Manor on Friday October 28. Under Mrs Bessie Howard, committees oversee arrangements for a public, informal event from nine to one with John Peddicord and his orchestra featuring Reginald Marshall and Ann Tyree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
R.parker Waynick
H. H. Foust
Nancy Paul
Thelma Guerin
High Point
Paul G. Renninger
Winston-Salem
Allen H. Walker
Hillsboro
Ralph J. Sykes
J. M. Brady
L. B. Otwell
T. R. Parker
Grace Guill
Anna Lindemann
Helen Rowell
Ednarrtin
Greensboro
John Peddicord
Reginald Marshall
Ann Tyree
Misses Powell And Stroupe Pledge Kappa Delta Sorority
During Duke rush week 154 first year students at Woman's College of Duke University pledged sorority memberships. North Carolina led with 32 pledges, followed by New York and Ohio with 12 each, and Florida New Jersey and Pennsylvania with 11 each. Eleanor Powell and Doris Stroupe were among those pledging Kappa Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Woman's College of Duke University
Duke
North Carolina
New York
Ohio
Florida
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Eleanor Powell
W. T. Powell
Parkway
Doris Stroupe
G. V. Stroupe
Kappa Delta Sorority
YWCA Clubs Plan Weekend Camp Attendance
Twelve members of the Florence Nightingale and Lend-A Hand clubs of the YWCA will spend the weekend at Camp Betty Hastings in Winston Salem Mississippi Abrost of the national YWCA board will speak on Health Education Mrs J O Prather has moved to her Johnson street home from Salisbury hospital after a tonsillectomy last Saturday she is recovering nicely R T Stone remains critically ill at his Long street home bed confined for two months and very serious in the past two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale
Lend-A Hand
Betty Hastings
Winston-Balem
Abrost
Y. W. C. A. Board
J. O. Prather
Johnson Street
Salisbury Hospital
R. T. Stone
Long Street
Tea And Topics Club Hosts Mrs A G Douglas
The Tea And Topics Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs A G Douglas’s Montlieu avenue home. Mrs W W Idol reviewed Laura Krey’s nostalgic novel And Tell of Time and guests enjoyed a salad course. Members present included Mesdames Armfield Clayton Sheloff Sechrest Andrews Porter Sr Coe Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Krey
W. W. Idol
Tea and
A. G. Douglas
Montlieu Avenue
C. B. Sheloff
R. H. Sechrest
R. M. Andrews
Logan Porter, Sr
S. S. Coe
V. M. Idol
Jolly Y Club Hosts Informal Fall Social
The Jolly Y club of the local YWCA held an informal gathering last evening at the hut with about 25 members and dates present. Miss Bea Overcash greeted guests with Miss Betsy Dupuy, decorations in black and gold for Halloween, refreshments followed by games and novelty prizes. Next meeting Thursday topics include a trip to the Greensboro Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Club
Bea Overcash
Betsy Dupuy
Hallowe
Greensboro Fair
Birthdays Observed At Swiggett’s Pond Weiner Roast
Beulah Briles and Ray Hunt celebrated their 18th and 20th birthdays with a Wednesday night event at Swiggett’s Pond just outside the city. Friends gathered from Miss Briles’ home at 912 Asheboro Street for games and a late night roaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Durham
Mamie Blane
Ardith June Smith
Charlotte Dorsett
Bertha
Lucille Briles
Hazel Beck
Alberta Taylor
Louise Jones
Francis
Bonnie Webster
Rachel Hicks
Alene Harris
Don Briggs
Billy Briles
Arthur Rowe
James
Bill Oakley
Carlton Foster
Clifford Cain
Coto Safred
Fred Kerr
W. R. Myrick
Billy Woodell
Junior Lapradd
John Welb
Miss Boyles Hosts Birthday Party for Friends
Miss Fannie Boyles entertained a group of friends on the Asheboro road to celebrate her birthday. Games and contests provided entertainment before the hostess served refreshments. Guests included Miss Lorena White Kathleen Laughlin Olivia Davis Margie English Helen Hill O M Hayworth Jr Felton Jones Robert Hill Eugene Marsh David Brookbank and Roy Farlowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Boyles
Asheboro Road
Lorena White
Kathleen Laughlin
Olivia Davis
Margie English
Helen Hill
O. M. Hayworth, Jr
Felton Jones
Robert Hill
Eugene Marsh
David Brookbank
Roy Farlowe
Brentwood P T A Holds First Meet
The Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association opened its year with a Tuesday night meeting in the school auditorium led by Mr. M. H. Bliiott. Rev. D. V. Howell gave devotionals, Miss Charlotte Holden directed singing, and Rev. Cecil Haworth discussed safeguarding children from unwholesome community influences. Miss Hunter's second and third grades won the attendance award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
M. H. Bliiott
D. V. Howell
Calvary Methodist Church
Misa Charlotte Holden
A. Martin
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends’ Church
Hunter
Federal control of 142 million acres of grazing lands
More than 142 000 000 acres of U S public grazing lands are under federal government control. The figure highlights the extensive scope of federal land management and grazing policy oversight across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Pipes of the Papuans of New Guinea
The native smoking method uses long bamboo stems as pipes. The smoker fills the stem with smoke, removes the bowl, closes the end, and inhales through the nostrils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Marian Martin Doll Wardrobe Patterns Advertised
Marian Martin Sew Chart offers doll clothes for 16 to 20 inch dolls. Pattern 9799 includes a coat bonnet dress snuggle bag sun suit and more with prices 15 cents each and book plus pattern 25 cents. Order from The Enterprise Pattern Department 232 West 18th Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Musical Art Club Banquet Plans Near Ready at Emerywood
The Musical Art Club completes banquet plans to start the fall season at Emerywood Country Club Monday at 6 30 p m A program is arranged by J Gurney Briggs and Carl Cronstedt Reservations can be made with resident Mrs Edith Moore Herrod or with attendance committee members Reid Maresh I T Mann M A Lackey Geddie Strickland and D L Bouldin ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Shirley Jean Staton daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy L Staton was born October 7 at their home 435 Mangum Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Emerywood Country Club
J. Gurney Briggs
Carl Cronstedt
Edith Moore Herrod
Mesdamee Reid Maresh
I. T. Mann
M. A. Lack
Roy L. Staton
Shirley Jean
Mangum Avenue
Ridenhour Nominated for 1940 National Presidency
Randolph War Mothers unanimously back Mrs. R. E. Ridenhour of Concord for national president in 1940. Meeting in Asheboro also planned a memorial evergreen for Mrs. Hannah and Mrs. Kivett, with reports from state convention and new memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridenhour
Randolph War Mothers
Asheboro
R. E. Ridenhour
Concord
Randolph Chapter
American War Mothers
J. W. Burkhead
J. C. Hannah
Annie Kivett
L. C. Phillips
Gastonia
A. C. Richardson
W. R. Jones
E. G. Monroe
Nolan Barnes Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
About 25 friends attended Nolan Barnes eight birthday party at his Park street home Monday. Rom Story won pinning the tail to the donkey and received a toy car. Betty Wallen placed second earning a bubble set. Mrs. Barnes was assisted by her mother Mrs. Berth L. Boothe of Ferrum Virginia. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake candy and pink and white decorations with the birthday cake centerpiece. Favors included paddles and a ball. Nolan received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Barnes
Park Street
Rom Story
Betty Wallen
Barnes
Berth L. Boothe
Ferrum
Nolan
Kilduffs Welcome Daughter Mildred Donese
Mr and Mrs F L Kilduff of Franklin New Hampshire announce the birth of a daughter Mildred Donese on October 13 at Burrus Memorial hospital in this city. Mrs Kilduff is formerly Miss Margaret Dorsett of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Kilduffs
F. L. Kilduff
Franklin
New Hampshire
Mildred Donese
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Kilduff
Margaret Dorsett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
BPW Club
Women of Moose
Bate
GENT
Ruby
ACCRO
Hyman’s
State Dac
Mesdames Green and
Tomlinson
Live Y
Ers Club
Weiner
Mroof
Miss Bolling
Woman's College
D. B. Carrick
Carrick
North Main Street
Montlieu
White Shrine
Hallowe'en Ball
Misses Powell
Stroupe
Pledge Kappa Delta Sorority
Jolly Y
Miss Briles
Mr. Hunt
Miss Boyles
Brentwood P
T. A
Marian Matin
Nook Club
A. L. Brault
Liberty Street
J. H. Wrape
Wayman Kivett
Vance Kivett
Ida Cadell
Leard Brown
Rupert Trollinger
Clarence Hughes
Wrape
Charles Fox
W. A. Bunch
Franz Strickland
T. A. Burns
Ruffin
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Guy H. Simpson
Madison
Helen Styers
Stowe Street
Tom Wood, Jr
Elmira Styers
Buddy Styers
Philathea
Central M. P. Church
Virginia Lowe
J. S. Woodley
Althea Presnell
Dorothy Kirkman
Patty Scott
Lola Luck
George Ward
Hallowe'en
Reginald Turner
Sunset Avenue
J. M. Teverell
Terrell
Ollie Umberger
J. C. Umberger
Kent Umberger
Brook Umberger
Mount Utah
J. C. Edwards
Brazil
Vicks VapoRub
Scotty Dogs
Tirrors
Pup
Animal Family
Compo Books
China
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