Joint Meeting Of W O T And Philomathean Cliques
The W O T and Philomathean clubs held a joint gathering at Mrs. H. & Millis home on North Main street Friday afternoon. Mrs. Mike and Mrs. Carter Dalton hosted with fall flowers decorating the rooms. Mrs. R. K. Stewart spoke on the coronation of King George and Queen Elizabeth with remarks on the ceremony and procession from her England visit. Mrs. Stewart received a pottery gift from the clubs. Tea followed at a decorated table. Miss Mary Alexander presided. Guests included Mesdames Williamson McCain Long Jones Pyle Terry Harris Idol Parriss and others from Atlanta and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Clubs
H. & Millis
North Main Street
Mike
Carter Dalton
Occa
R. K. Stewart
King George
Queen Elizabeth
England
Harry Raymond
C. F. Long
Wilber Jones
L. H. Pyle
R. B. Terry
Valette J. Harris
Caroline Dalton
V. A. Idol
Atlanta Ga
Co J. Parriss
New York
Miss Hall and Mrs Jennings Honor Mrs William M Given
Miss Hall and Mrs John Jennings hosted a bridge and miscellaneous shower for Mrs William M Given formerly Miss Frances Kester at Miss Hall's home. Three bridge tables played with Charles Covington winning high and Nancy Smith taking consolation. A fall themed pastry course followed a treasure hunt ending in gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Jane Hall
John Jennings
Bridge
William M. Given
Frances Kester
Charles Covington
Nancy Smith
Margaret Dunn
Midred Furgurson
Edith Crowder
Katherine Lowdermilk
Mildred Crowder
Leora Hampp
Mesdames Charles Covington
Kelman Gomo
Brigadier Club Hosts First Dance at Sedgefield Manor
Brigadier Club's inaugural dance at Sedgefield Manor featured Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra. Sponsors included Misses Helen Crowder Dot Smith Mildred Ferguson Elizabeth Bishop Mary Letty Mebane and a group of gracious Greensboro and High Point youths. Chaperones listed include multiple local couples and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wardlaw
Sedgefield Manor
High Point
Greensboro
Helen Crowder
Dot Smith
Mildred Ferguson
Mises Elizabeth Bishop
Mary Letty Mebane
C. C. Hampp
M.S. Hall
M. L. Patrick
Book Club Metting Announcement by Junior Service League
The Junior Service League's Book club will meet at Mrs L G's Rockford road home Tuesday at 2 20 oclock according to a notice given last night. Associate hostess is Mrs Robichaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
L. G
Rockford Road
Robichaux
Priscilla Club Event Hosted at Sherbrook Court Home
Members of the Priscilla club will be entertained by Mrs. J. Paul Ingle at her Sher brook court home Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The announcement came yesterday from Mrs. R.S. Lafferty, the new club secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
J. Paul Ingle
Sherbrook Court
R.S. Lafferty
I. Paul Ingle
Emerywood Country Club
Women’s clubs and meetings dominate weekly social calendar
A town social calendar lists events from Tuesday to Friday including WCTU at Mrs R M Andrews home 9809 as college drive early afternoon, Emerywood Country Club bridge with hostesses, Junior Service League Book Club at Rockford Road, and multiple study clubs. Thursday features Graduate Nurses dinner at Sheraton Hotel with Jack Wardlaw orchestra. Friday highlights Priscilla Club gathering and Emerywood dinner dance with reservation by Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R. M. Andrews
College Drive
Bridge Carter
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
Henry Fosece
Jesse Washburn
Junior Service League Book Club
L. G. Robichaux
Rockford Road
Johnson Street
Twentieth Century Study Club
Co. E. Lehmann
Parkway
Woman's Club
C. C. Hampp
Leonard Collins Vows Of October 9 Revealed In City
Announcement by Mrs. C R Yates details the marriage of Margaret Ann Leonard to Leon Page Collins on Saturday October 9 in Danville Virginia. The bride and groom both wore gray velvet with navy accessories, were educated locally, and plan to reside at 1102 Campbell Street. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Ray Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Yates
Margaret Ann Leonard
Leon Page Collins
Danville
M. T. Sorrell Orrnciniee
Cere
W. G. Leonard
Leonard
Fayetteville
Collins
W L. Collins
Mr. Collins
W. L. Collins
Campbell Street
Virginia
Ray Ross
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Recent Bride in Collins Home
Mrs. Leon Page Collins received a miscellaneous shower at her Willow Brook Street home Friday evening. Organized games and contests were led by Mrs. A. W. Garner with prizes to Miss Dorothy Carrick and Mrs. C. R. Yates. Refreshments followed as guests including Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Lanier, Miss Carrick, Una Lee Carrick, and Iris Lanier were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Page Collins
Margaret Leonard
Helen Owens
Willowbrook Street
A. W. Garner
Dorothy Carrick
C. R. Yates
Miss Owens
BE. BE. Owens
Yates
Mesdames Collins
M. R. Lanier
Una Lee Carrick
Iris Lanier
Saunders Speaks at Allen Jay Child Study Group Meeting
Dr. S. S. Saunders spoke at the Allen Jay Child Study group weekly meeting held at the school on Thursday. The next meeting will be Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs T. Bennison, with fathers invited. District PTAs in Greensboro were represented by Mesdames Johnson Hendricks Payne Weant and Sheppard.
Emma Blair P T A Set for Fall Meeting
The Emma Blair school Parent Teacher Association will hold its initial fall meeting on Tuesday evening October 19 at the school auditorium. Dr Saunders will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Emma Blair School
8. 3. Saunders
Second District Altrusa Clubs To Hear International Officers
The Second District Altrusa convention at Sedgefield Inn features Nancy Sampson Hatch and Bertha Nienburg as principal speakers. The High Point and Greensboro clubs co host and about 150 attendees are expected. Activities include dinners, business sessions, round tables, a luncheon, tours of High Point and Greensboro, and a Sunday breakfast to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Sampson Hatch
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Bertha M. Neinburg
Washington, D
Alutrusa
Altrusa
Sedgefield Inn
High Point
Greensboro
Altrusa Clubs
Wis
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
Bertha M. Nienburg
Washington, D. C
Harriette Quisenberry
el Paso
Texas
Chase Going Woodhouse
Miss Nienburg
Woman's Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Manor
Mary Ballard
High Point Club
Elizabeth Berry
Neinburg
Marie Caddell
Caddell
Week's Calendar At Country Club Two Events This Week
Emerywood Country club schedules two events in October. A ladies bridge party hosted by Mesdames Henry Foscue and Jesse Washburn is Tuesday at 3 pm in the ladies lounge for members and out-of-town guests. A dinner dance follows Friday at 7:30 pm with dancing to midnight. reservations with John C. Abels are due by Thursday noon October 21. The month ends with a clubwide evening bridge party Monday October 25 at 8:15 pm with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Henry Foscue
Jesse Washburn
John C. Abels
Canterbury Club Program Tells of Crusaders and Saints
Mrs. V. D. Sale Jr presents a Canterbury club program on The Modern Woman with focus on Crusaders and Saints. She cites Jane Addams Florence Nightingale Martha Berry and Belinda Jellisse as examples and notes a North Carolina self made woman who became a New York psychiatrist spouse. Ceremony included business and a salad plate afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Reese
Canterbury Club
Lindsay Street
V. D. Sale, Jr
Saints
Jane Addams
Florence Nightingale
Martha Berry
Possum Gap
Belinda Jellisse
North Carolina
New York
Hoke Bullard
Twentieth Century Club to Hold Study Meeting
Mrs. C. E. Lehmann will host the Twentieth Century Study club meeting at her Parkway home. The gathering is set for Wednesday at 3 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lehmann
Twentieth Century Study Club
Parkway
Community Meeting At Mrs Hamp Home
A gathering is planned for Wednesday afternoon at 3:80 at the residence of Mrs C C Hamp located at 10038 Club. The event details are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hamp
Club Drive
Music-Literature Dept Meets Wednesday Speaker on Negro Status
Clarence F B Yakley of William Penn high school faculty will speak at the Music-Literature Department meeting of the Woman's club this week. He will discuss The Economic and Social Status of the Modern Negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence FB. Yakley
William Penn High School
Woman's Club
Entre Nous Club To Meet Thursday Afternoon
The Entre Nous club will hold a meeting on Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. W. C. Beavans home on North Main street. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Zett announce the birth of a daughter Mae Van at Burrus Memorial hospital. Before her marriage she was Beatrice Cagle of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Beavans
Entre Neus Club
North Main Street
Graduate Nurses Club
Sheratonotel
Jack Wardlaw
Entre Nous Club
Miss Hillis Opens College Lecture Series Monday
Marjorie Hillis, Vogue editor and author of Live Alone and Like It and Orchids On Your Budget, will start the High Point college lecture series Monday at 8 30 pm in Roberts Hall. Vera Idol will introduce the speaker who will address On Being a Brand New Author. Maurice Hindus and Carl Sandburg are other speakers in the series with Hindus visiting February 18 and Sandburg in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hillis
High Point College
Roberts Hall
Miss Hillis
Vogue
Vera Idol
Maurice Hindus
Russia
Carl Sandburg
Hindus
Mr. Sandburg
Bridal Party Fetes McCain Linville Wedding Guests
After the rehearsal at Wesley Memorial M E church the McCain family hosted the bridal party on Rotary Drive. Autumn flowers surrounded the setting and a three tier cake topped by a bridal couple served as the centerpiece. White dahlias highlighted the motif as about forty guests attended and enjoyed cake and decorative ices shaped as bells and slippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCain-Linville
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
C. N. McCain
Rotary Drive
Junior Red Cross Meeting Showcases Columbus Day Program
The Elm Street School Junior Red Cross held its Friday morning meeting featuring a Columbus Day program by Miss Margaret Chatfield's fifth grade. Students portrayed Columbus and historical figures in a four scene dramatization, followed by readings and a business session led by Gilbert Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Elm Street
Margaret Chatfield
Sarah Lewis
America
Kenneth Ellington
Columbus
James Ammons
Diego
Sherman Fortner
Joseph Coffield
Ferdinand
Billie Gae Mercer
Isabella
Joe Raber
Robert Sinodis
Heralds
Betty Forrest
Edna
Visiting Daughters At Brenau College Football Trip
Dr and Mrs W L Jackson and Mr and Mrs J W Thompson left for Gainesville Georgia to visit their daughters Betty Lou Jackson and Pearl Thompson at Brenau College. The group will travel to Atlanta for the Duke Georgia Tech football game Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jackson
J. W. Thompson
Gainesville
Betty Lou Jackson
Pearl Thompson
Brenay College
Atlanta
Duke Georgia Tech
W. C. T. U. Meeting Set For Tuesday
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Mrs. R M Andrews hosts at 909 West College Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
Carroll To Speak At Cloverdale PTA Meeting
Charles F. Carroll Jr will present his first speech to the Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association Tuesday at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Music selections will be given by Virginia Frank Dorothy Hoskins Carl G N Cronstedt and Elroy Alexander of the city schools music faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Cloverdale
Parent-Teacher Association
Virginia Frank
Dorothy Hoskins
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Elroy Alexander
Friendly Garden Club to Meet Wednesday Afternoon
The Friendly Garden club will meet at Mrs. M L Holton's home on East Green Street extension on Wednesday at 2 30 PM. All members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
M. L. Holton
East Green Street
Needlework Guild Displays Collections in November
Mrs. G. I. Humphreys elected president of the new city branch of the Needlework Guild of America under the High Point Woman's club sponsorship. Plans for collecting and displaying clothing are set for November 11, with each section handling its own consignments. The guild began in Dorsetshire in 1882 and spread to America in 1885 to aid the clothing of the needy with new articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphreys
New City
Needlework Guild of America
High Point Woman's Club
Guild
High Point
Woman's Club
Dorsetshire
England
Lady Wolverton
America
Philadelphia
Hartpence
Humphreys
W. C. Idol
P. Morrison
R. Sechrest
Man's Club
Gui
Gymkhana And Drag Hunt Set For Weekend Events
Weekend fixtures for Sedgefield Hunt include a drag hunt beginning at Sedgefield Inn at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. A gymkhana at 3 at the Sedgefield Show Ring features organizers Mrs L H Cherry Jr and Francis Brooks. Next week plans include a moonlight ride barbecue at Dr A T Smiths Sedgefield home and a ride with informal tea at Starmount Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Inn
Severday
Hunt
Misses Chamblee
Georgia Armstrong
Perry Lovelace
High Point
Bill Ragsdale
Jamestown
Jimmy Foscue
Leroy Briggs
Foles
Leaksville
Alfred Bryson
Earl Phillips
T. V. Rochelle
Truman Welling
Jack Hardin
Sergeant Bryson
A. T. Smith
Sedgefield Show Ring
L. H. Cherry, Jr
Francis Brooks
Starmount Farm
Peggy Ann Davis Celebrates Third Birthday At Party
Mrs. James G. Davis entertained a group of children at her Walnut street home for Nancy Ann Davis third birthday. Guests arrived, played on the back lawn, then joined in the dining room for ice cream and cake. Favors included Halloween baskets of mints and whistles for the listed youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Davis
Walnut Street
Nancy Ann
Quentin Spell
Davis
Mesdames Dewey Hammer
Kearney Loftin
Hubert Smith
Mary Jane
Peggy McCain
Rebecca Jane
Jack Dewey Hammer
Anna Joyce Loftin
Gloria
Jean Hayworth
Joan Smith
Patricia Ann Holbrook
Helen Allman
Neil Griffin
Peggy
Lou Wray Morris
Louretta
Virginia Snider
Jean Williams
Edward Marsh
Miss Helen Sheloff Spends Weekend in Atlanta Visits Kineston Group
Miss Helen Marie Sheloff traveled to Atlanta Georgia for a weekend visit hosted by former Gunston Hall schoolmate Miss Ida Akers. She was joined by her brother Blille Sheloff and Miss Sarah Copeland of Kinston. The party attended the Saturday event and the debutante dance that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Sheloff
Atlanta
Ida Akers
Gunston Hall
Washington, D.C
Blille Sheloff
Sarah Copeland
Kinston
Duke Georgia Tech
Sheloff
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.O.T. and
Philomathean
Miss Hall
Jennings
Brigadier Club
J. B. Richardson
Rees Lee
Te Ese Ae Bank Bautiding
Cos
Mrs. I. Paul Ingle
Thompson
Ladies Natural Bridge
North Main
Leonard Collins
S. S. Saunders
Allen Jay Group
Emma Blair
P.T. A
Twentieth Century Club
Music-Literature
Junior Red Cross
Carroll
Needlework Guild
Peggy Ann Davis
Georgia
Jorper
Lizzie Gooch
Biltmore Hotel
J. K. Snider, Mer
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