English Classic and German Romantic Numbers Featured on Musical Art Program
The Musical Art club’s October gathering at Mrs. Sidney Gayle’s home showcased English classics by Mrs. Moran with accompaniment by Miss Phyllis Boddiger and Mrs. Gayle, and GermanRomantic numbers by Moran. Pepper Tice performed Beethoven's First Movement Concerto No.1 in C Major with Mrs. Gayle on second piano. The program also announced future events including Grassges Opera Company presenting School For Lovers on November 20 and Wesley Memorial Church monthly recitals, with the next meeting set for December 18 at Mrs. H. A. Millis’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Sidney Gayle
Theodore Moran
Pepper Tice
Phyllis Boddiger
Gayle
Gurney Briggs
Frank Garrett
Sarah Alderman
W. W. Gluyas
Ralph Miller
Louis Voorhees
Henry
Opera
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Moran
Miss Roddiger
Arne
Purcell
Handel
Beethoven
Schuman
Schubert
University Women Hear National Official On Legislative Program
Miss Marjorie Temple national legislative program associate of the American Association of University Women spoke to the High Point branch and guests from Greensboro and Burlington. She outlined the tentative program, stressed basic educational principles behind laws, and noted federal aid to education should pair federal funds with state control and national standards. The local branch voted a $25 membership to the North Carolina Symphony Society and hosts provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Temple
American Association of University Women of
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
High Point
A.A.U.W
Blair Park
Greensboro
Burlington
Miss Temple
A.A.U.W. Sup
Bess Sheloff
Orientation Course on Our Community by Junior Service League
The Junior Service League held the first session of its Our Community orientation at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Matt Wall outlined the League’s aims and early projects including a pediatric preventorium and a TB association initiative, noting the 24 charter members and the drive to develop leadership for community betterment. The next meeting is at St Marys Episcopal Church with talks on specialized services to families and children and about city government development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service
Philip Davis
Matt Wall
Hisory
Ee League
Wall
Steece
Guilford Ty
TB Association
High Point
Community Chest
Service League
Family Service Bureau
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Collier Ellis, Jr
Arthur Kirkman
Exchangette Club Committee Plans Benefit Event
The Exchangette Club publicity and ticket committees met with Mrs. G. M. Younts at 710 Woodrow Avenue. They arranged a benefit bridge and canasta party at the Y W C A on October 25 at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Exchangette Club
G. M. Younts
Woodrow Avenue
Informal Dance Concludes Homecoming at High Point College
Homecoming Day at High Point College ends with an informal dance in Harrison Gymnasium after the football game. Special guests include alumni and visiting team Lenoir-Rhyne. Ed Auman, president of the Student Government Association, organized arrangements for music by the college orchestra until twelve o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Student Government Association
Harrison Gymnasium
Lenoir-Rhyne
Ed Auman
Visiting Official Feted at Dinner By AAUW Board
The High Point AAUW branch hosted a dinner at the Sheraton in honor of Miss Marjorie Temple of Baltimore and Washington DC. Temple, a national legislative associate, was in High Point to address the local branch. She visited the home of Mrs. R. A. erring during her stay. The table for twelve featured red roses and a corsage marking Temple. Attending were Mrs. Robert W. Conner, Mrs. Martine Barker, Mrs. Blake Thompson, Mrs. Dean Pruette, Miss Ivey Paylor, Margaret Flintom, Mrs. R. He, Mrs. H. A. White, Mrs. Easter, Mrs. W. P. Hawkins, Mrs. Fred Taylor, and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Temple
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
High Point
American Association of University Women
Sheraton Hotel
National Legislative Ram
AAUW
R. A.erring
Miss Temple
Robert W. Conner
Martine Barker
Blake Thompson
Dean Pruette
Ivey Paylor
Margaret Flintom
R. He
H. A. White
Ass. How "Easter
W. P. Hawkins
Fred Taylor
Local residents visit and community notes from Greensboro area
Atout People Orville Stroud and Adrian Grout Jr. spent the weekend with parents. both are Asbury College sophomores. Green Street Baptist and L L L class news. Fairfield W S O S to meet. Mrs. Reindollar and family visiting in Raleigh. Hoover family in town. Mrs. McCall May recuperating after surgery. Great Lakes sturgeon reach eight feet and 200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Stroud
Stamie Stroud
Greensboro Road
Adrian Grout, Jr
J. A. Grout
S. Hamilton Street
Asbury College
Wilmore
Kentucky
Macy Rimmer
June
Ollie
Frances Rimmer
Lanier
Rimmer
Green
Raleigh
Spen- Street Baptist Church
Nance
Alta
Thissell Street
Kenneth Lee Archer
Great Lakes
Hallowe'en Social Guides Five New Members Into Sorority
Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi inducted five new members at Mrs. Sam T. Hart home 406 Park Way with about twenty attendees. Officers installed included Mesdames James Payne Arthur Williams Taylor Kennerly and Misses Helen Ingram and Helen Thomas. Celebrations featured Halloween decor coffee and delicacies bridge and canasta with prizes won by Mrs. Jack Barrier and Nancy Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Sam T. Hart
Parkway
Frances Nabors
James F. Payne
Arthur B. Williams
Helen Ingram
Nabors
Helen Thomas
Taylor Kennerly
Enterprise
Grady Snow
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Misses Guyer and Morris Honor Bride Elect Betty Morris
Miss Anna Guyer and Mrs De lores Morris hosted twenty guests at the Morris home on West Russell Street to fete Betty Morris, bride elect of the season. Gifts included corsages for the honoree and prizes for Ruby Hutchen and Rebecca Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Guyer
Delores Morris
Morris
West Russell Street
Betty Morris
Ruby Hutchen
Rebecca Morris
D. Guyer
Sun Wheden
Y W C A News Tuesday Events Evening Schedule
The Y W C A announces a Tuesday lineup with the Ag Business and Professional club at 7 30, Live Y ers Constitution committee at 1109 Madison Avenue, 7 30 bridge class, 8 00 Adams club benefit beige, and 8 00 Parliamentary Law class. Colorado lists 43 peaks over 14000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Business and Professional Club
Madison Avenue
Adams Club
Births announced for Katheryn, L. Jr., Penny Lynn and more
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor announce daughter Katheryn Clark born October 12 at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Thomasville couple L. H. Orman Jr. announce son L. H. Jr. born October 12 at Boulevard unit. Mr. and Mrs. W. Paul Davis Jr. announce daughter Penny Lynn born October 14 at High Point hospital Boulevard unit. Sgt. and Mrs. O. B. Harnage Jr. announce son Frank Powers born October 14 at Boulevard unit. mother Letty Layton of this city. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Litton announce daughter Frances Marshall born October 13 at Boulevard unit. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. King announce daughter Glenda Faye born October 16 at Boulevard unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen McCall May
Grace Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
L. H. Orman, JR
Harmon Drive
Thomasville
Frank Powers Harnage
O. B. Harnage, Jr
Lexington Avenue
Frank Powers
Harnage
Letty Layton
Littons
B. E. Litton
Route Five
Frances Marshall
Glenda Faye King
C. O. King
West
Russell Street
Glenda Faye
Brentwood PTA Plans Halloween Festival at School
The October Brentwood PTA meeting will be held Thursday at 7 30 PM to finalize plans for the Halloween Festival on October 27. Delegates who attended the district meeting in High Point on October 12 will report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Pta
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
High Point
Grace Bowers Fetes Bride-Elect Ahead of November Wedding
Mrs. Conrad Brinkley and Mrs. Katie Stanley hosted a hospitality evening in Thomasville to honor Grace Bowers, who will wed Nolan Sink on November 9 at Greenwood Baptist Church. Bridal games favored Mesdames Frank Mendenhall, David Oldham, and Bertie McCarter. a lingerie shower topped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Conrad Brinkley
Katie Stanley
Grace Bowers
Nolan Sink
Greenwood Baptist Church
Frank Mendenhall
David Oldham
Bertie McCarter
Mrs Donald Staton Honored At Bridal Shower
Mrs Donald Staton formerly Patsy Ann Suse received a bridal shower hosted by Mrs A V Pilson and Mrs Grady Beck at Clara Cox apartments. The event, arranged by the bride's mother Mrs Leotis Sugg, included many useful gifts and refreshments for about twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Staton
Patsy Ann Suse
Anense
A. V. Pilson
Grady Beck
Leotis Sugg
Clara Cox
Junior Charm by Sue Burnett falls pattern ad
Fashion pattern notice for a fitted junior dress with long waistline effect and short sleeves. Pattern No. 8650 offers sizes 11 through 18 with yardage listed for size 12. Send 25 cents, name, address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett at the New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
High Point
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Local Society Calendar Details Virginia Gibson Wedding Events
Escorts and guests fill a busy four day schedule for Virginia Gibson ahead of her wedding. Hostesses include Mrs. Mayme Bundy Mrs. J E Gibson Jr Mrs. Fleet Lewis Mrs. Charlotte Sheffield Mrs. Bonnie Hughes and Miss Hazel Wood. The couple will wed Saturday at First Baptist with reception at 1109 Forest Hill Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Bundy
Florham
Home and Garden Club
Harry Mitchell
Old
Winston Road
J. E. Gibson, Jr
Emery Road
Virginia Gibson
Fleet Lewis
Hillcrest
YWCA
Charlotte Sheffield
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Alice Candler
Bonnie Hughes
Hazel Wood
W. Ward Street
W. G. Britt
Warsaw
Bridge
B. J. Miller
Norwood Court
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Jake Harris
Harry Ershler
Seema Morris
Robert Griffith
First Baptist Church
Forest Hill Drive
Community talks outline at Saint Marys and YWCA
Calendar lists 7 15 p m sessions with Mrs Collier Ellis Jr on Specialized Services to Families and Children at Saint Marys Episcopal church parish house Dr Ellinwood on Health James T Smith Chest on Cultural Resources Rev Kenneth Good son on Cultural Resources and C F Carroll on Education at the YWCA Miss Gladis Kivett Guilford County Welfare dep on Social Welfare and E E Mendenhall on Industrial Conditions at Saint Marys Episcopal church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier Ellis, Jr
Family Service Bureau
Arthur Kirkman
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Ellinwood
James T. Smith
Ee Chest
Kenneth Goodson
C. F. Carroll
YWCA
Priscilla Club To Meet Friday
The Priscilla Club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. Paul Tudor Jones at 1310 Colonial Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Paul Tudor Jones
Colonial Drive
Pharmaceutical Group Meeting in High Point
The High Point Pharmaceutical auxiliary will meet Thursday at 8 o clock in the Borden Room at 1900 North Main Street. Hostesses are Mrs. E. R Anderson and Mrs. J. F. Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gibson
George Covington
N. Main Street
Friendship Club
E. R. Anderson
J. F. Hoffman
Borden Gold
High Point Pharmaceutical Auxiliary
J. J. Griffith
Frances Griffith
Emerywood Country Club
E. W. Tipton, Jr
Kingsport
Tenn
Gibson-Griffith
Sedgefield Inn
Paul Lawshorne
Howell Street
Alice Candler
Borden Ld Room
North Main Street
E. R Anderson
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Monark
N. Main
Phine
Perseide
Guilford Furniture CO
Exchangette Club
Marshall E. Ginsburg
N. Main St
Cohea Wear
Fucalgr Shoes
Kinney’s
S. Main ST
Aauw Board
Fairfield
WSOS
Women's Society of Christian Service of Fairfield
Rosa Mae Ingram
Robert M. Reindollar, Jr
Anne
Nancy
Drexel Hill, Pa
Reindollar
Cora E. Yatel
Forrest Avenue
Ray Hoover
Patsy Hoover
North Wilkesboro
Jack Barrier
Nancy Warner
Guyer
Colorado
Cardi
Katheryn Clark Taylor
Penny Lynn Davis
Cloverdale Pta
Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association
Miss
Monite
D. A. Dowdy
Robert L. Weathers
Oren Biggers
Charlotte
Bliss Restaurant
Glenn
E. Washington St
Pharmaceutical Group
Moread
Geetin Rying
Eer
Doan
Tobias
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