German Club October Dance Proves Very Successful
The Piedmont German club hosted an October dance at Emerywood Country club last night. About seventy five couples attended including out of town guests, while Reggie Childs and his orchestra drew praise for distinctive dance tunes. Guests from Greensboro, Charlotte, Thomasville, Lumberton and New York joined members, with J Welch Harriss noted as club president since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Reggie Childs
Childs
Clyde M. Andrew
Greensboro
P. A. Sinclair
Charlotte
Clyde Shaner
Sam Harris
Thomasville
Tom Glascock
Truman Welling
Bob McDuffie
Lumberton
James J. Farriss
New York
R. K. Stewart
J. Welch Harriss
Kappa Gammas Hear Lecture On Psychological Gold Bricks
Omega chapter of the Kappa Gamma Sorority met at the Sheraton hotel with Dr. P B Lindley presenting Psychological Gold Bricks. He critiqued phrenology and palmistry, discussed brain size and cell influence, and J W Boone and James Jones from High Point College demonstrated hypnosis and post hypnotic suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Gammas
National Organization of the Kappa Gamma Sorority
Omega Chapter
Sheraton Hotel
P. EB. Lindley
Lindley
Lucy Eshelman
J. W. Boone
James Jones
High Point College
DeMolays Plan Bigger Social Activity This Week
At a regular DeMolay meeting the local chapter agreed the football team will practice Saturday at the high school field after noon. The chapter also fields basketball and bowling and plans an expanded athletic program and a social cabin project. Charles Gueth was chosen scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Deolay
Charles Gueth
Cake-Cutting For McCain-Linville Nuptials Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. McCain host the McCain-Linville wedding reception with a cake cutting at their Ro tary Drive home after the rehearsal tonight. The wedding is tomorrow at Wesley Memorial Church at 10 a.m. with Dr. Embree H. Blackard officiating. Ushers include Paul Linville Ira McCain Ned R. Stuart and Hollingsworth Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. McCain
McCain-Linville
Rotary Drive
Wesley Memorial Church
Embree H. Blackard
Paul Linville
Ira McCain
Winston-Salem
Ned R. Stuart
Kernersville
Hollingsworth Williams
Louisville
Marian Massey
Paw Creek
McCain
Alice Cline
William Greene
J. A. Kennett
Concord
John Neely
Burlington
C. L. Gray, Jr
Durham
Brentwood P T A Hears Mr Carroll At Regular Meeting
The Brentwood Parent Teacher Association met in the school auditorium with Mrs. J. S. Forward presiding. Charles F. Carroll Jr. city schools superintendent spoke, urging parent participation to improve education and noting ongoing experimental stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Verta Coe
Greensboro
Richmond
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Carroll
Coe
Jesse Washburn
Bessie Idol
Miss Fairly
Mrs Kirkman And Baby Return Home After Hospital Stay
Arthur Kirkman and baby Alvin Larkin were moved today to their home at 501 West High Street from Burrus Memorial hospital. They are resting nicely this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kirkman
Nule
Alvin Larkin
West High Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Social Calendar Events Highlight Weekend Activities
Friday events include a Fashion Show at Wes loy Memorial Church chaired by Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod and a Club of Twelve gathering at 1013 Johnson Street. Also the McCain Linville wedding cake cutting follows rehearsal at Wesley Memorial church and a Brigadier club dance at Sedgefield Manor. Saturday features the wedding of Miss Virginia McCain to John Harmon Linville at Wesley Memorial Church with Dr. E H Blackard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.m
Wesloy Memorial Church
Edith Moore Sherrod
Sheraton Hotel
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
P McCain-Linville
C. N. McCain
Wesley Memorial Church
Brigadier Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jack Wardlaw
Virginia McCain
John Harmon Linville
E. H. Blackard
Tea and Topics Club Delves into Shaw Letters
The Tea and Topics club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Wilson hosting at Rowella apartments. Mrs. Ernest Wall presented a paper based on the Shaw Terry letters, interspersed with excerpts showing Shaw’s biting remarks. Twelve members attended and a brief business session preceded the talk, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Terry
Bernard Shaw
J. W. Wilson
Rowella Apartments
Ernest Wall
Shaw-Terry
Shaw
Miss McCain Honored at Madison Avenue Bridge Party
Mesdames Ralph Cheek and Walter Crissman hosted a hospitality bridge party at the Madison apartments on North Main Street to compliment Miss Virginia Mc Cain the week’s popular bride elect. Five tables competed with Miss Eugenia Albert of Kernersville taking high score and Mrs. Jack Hayes second scorer earning a bath novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Ralph Cheek
Walter Crissman
Madison Apartments
North Main Street
Virginia McCain
Eugenia Albert
Kernersville
Jack Hayes
Selma Lider
Blanche McAdams
Unity Nash
Alma Virginia McCain
Elva Grissom
Louise York
High Point
J. M. Pinnix, Jr
Esther McKanaghan
Pauline
Bess Hastings
Winston-Salem
Ed Crowe
Thomasville Club Is Entertained At Hallowe'en Bridge
Mrs FP M Sherrill hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Club at Elliott Drive with extra guests for a Halloween bridge. Jeabel Boyles won the high score novelty scarf. Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth took the visitors' handkerchief prize. Attendees included Mesdames Crutchfield Long Lambeth Proctor Holliday Hassler Pennington Finch Sechrest and Misses Boyles Webb Hamrick Pegg Elder Steinert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
FP. M. Sherrill
Elliott Drive
Jeabel Boyles
Harry Lee Lambeth
Douglas Crutchfield
Z P. Long
Roy Proctor
R. H. Holliday
Paul Hassler
Claiborne Pennington
George Finch
Jake Sechrest
Lela Maud
Isabel Boyles
Evelyn Webb
Elizabeth Hamtick
Ellen MaePegg
Fannie Glenn Elder
Beverly Steinert
Catawba
Sedgefield Hunt Fixtures Planned For Weekend
The Sedgefield Hunt committee reveals a drag at Sedgefield Inn Saturday at 2 30 PM with horse reservations by calling Greensboro 7887 and a Gymkhana Sunday at 3 PM in the Sedgefield Show Ring led by Mrs L H Cherry Jr and Frances Brooks. Next week includes a moonlight ride and barbecue at Dr A T Smith's Sedgefield home and a live hunt Saturday morning from Sedgefield stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Frances Brooks
Hunt
Nathan Ayers
Stark Dillard
A. T. Smith
Dr. Smith
Edward B. Benjamin
Starmount Farm
Friendly Road
Greensboro
National Council of Girl Scouts elects new president
In Savannah Georgia on October 15 the National Council of Girl Scouts elected Mrs Frederick Brooke of Washington DC as president, succeeding Mrs Herbert Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
National Council of Girl Scouts
Frederick Brooke
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
Play At First M P Church Next Sunday
Woman's Auxiliary of the First Methodist Protestant church presents a Thank Offering for Missions. In the evening service a play The House On the Land by Elliot Field honors Horace Alexander Mackie. Rankin Memorial Philathea class meets at 7 30 with Mrs Roy Rouse at 403 Kennedy street. Ladies Aid serves chicken supper October 16 from 5 to 8 at the vacant building next to the West End theater. Ward Street class postpones meeting due to singing school. new date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
First Methodist Protestant Church
Elliot Field
Horace Alexander Mackie
Rankin Memorial Philatheas
Rankin Memorial Church
Roy Rouse
Kennedy Street
C. B. Howard
Alma Rowe
A. 8. Jackson
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Rankin Memorial M. P
West End
Ward Street
Elizabeth Albright
M. BE. Church
People Miss Gigdys Holder Plans Weekend in Roanoke
Mrs. Gigdys Holder of Archdale leaves this morning for Roanoke Virginia to visit Mr and Mrs B C Stout and their son Junior. D P Whitley and Mrs R E Ranson attend a high school principals conference in Winston-Salem. Mr and Mrs E M Greeson and Coca Cola bottling manager Mr Green attend the State Bottlers Convention in Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gigdys Holder
Archdale
Roanoke
B. C. Stout
Junior Ce Ae
D. P. Whitley
R. FE. Ranson
Reynolds Hich
Winston-Salem
Pre. E. M. Greeson
Asheville
N. C
Green
Altrusans at Winston Club Dinner Meeting
Members of the Altrusa club Miss Louise Abernethy and Mesdames Mefie Caddell and Alice Dickerson attended the Winston-Salem club dinner at Sunny Acres Farm Louisville area. Mrs. Ann Singletary led the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Abernethy
Mesdames Mefie Caddell
Alice Dickerson
Altrusa Club
Winston-Salem Club
Sunny Acres Farm
Louisville
Ann Singletary
Edna Marlene Willard Born October 11
Mr and Mrs Hubert T Willard announce the birth of a daughter Edna Marlene on Monday October 11 at their Burton street home The mother Miss Mytrie Stutts of High Point before marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Willard
Hubert T. Willard
Edna Marlene
Burton Street
Reverend Pleads Guilty to Immoral Relations Charge
Centralia Illinois October 15 State's Attorney Ward Holt said Rev J K Richele former superintendent of the Hudsonson Orphans Home agreed to plead guilty to one of six charges of immoral sex relations with the girl wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia, II
Ward Holt
J. K. Richele
Huderson Orphans Home
Bride Elect Of High Point Feted At Kernersville
Miss Virginia McCain visited Kernersville for a bridge party hosted by Mrs. J T Justice. Mrs J M Pinnix Jr, former Miss Eather McKaughan, shared honors as six tables played for prizes. Guests received gifts and refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Kernersville
Virginia McCain
J. T. Justice
J. M. Pinnix, Jr
Eather McKaughan
Miss McCain
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Lours
Moffitt’s
North Main S&t
McCain - Linville
Mr. Carroll
Mrs. Kirkman
Baby
U. 8
Harry Einstein
Mesdames Cheek and
Crissman
Thomasville Club
Hallowe'en Bridge
Hunt Committee
Hutchens
Perfection Stove Company
Hendrix Bros
Altrusans
Winston Club
Green Suede
London
Quality Shoe Store
South Main Street
The
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