Community Orientation Course Continues at YWCA Tonight
The Junior League orientation course resumes at 7 15 PM with Dr E H Ellinwood Guilford County health head speaking Health and James T Smith of the Community Chest discussing Social Planning The second session featured Arthur Kirkman and Mrs Ellis Jr and city official talks on background and development of High Point focusing on government services and coordinated social work efforts
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Eague
Ywca Tonight
Arthur Kirkman
Ellis, Jr
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Fred Thomas
League Edu
High Point
Fam
Eral
Emma T. Buettner
New York
Junior Leagues of America, Inc
YWCA
E. H. Ellinwood
Guilford County Health Department
James T. Smith
Local Community Chest
Tea Planned for Miss Mower in Winston
Mrs F R Taylor mails invitations for a formal tea to honor Miss Judith Mendenhall Mower bride elect of Oct 28. Tea set for Saturday at 4 to 5 pm at 1113 Johnson Street. Winston-Salem social calendar continues with another party planned next week hosted by Miss Erdmuth McCuiston at 224 South Cherry Street with McCuiston as maid of honor.
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F. R. Taylor
Judith Mower
Clifford Goodman
Greensboro
Johnson Street
Frederick Raymond Taylor
Judith Mendenhall Mower
Emerywood Club Ladies Bridge Winners Named
Emerywood club held a weekly ladies bridge party with top honors for North South: Mesdames F. H. Gray and Robert Hubbard. East West winners were Mesdames W. P. Hazelwood and Laura Holbrook. Runners up included Mesdames C. S. Beaver and R. D. Tillson and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Welborn. Junior East West top scores went to Mrs. Dorothy Ches and Mrs. J. T. Tucker. other junior winners were Mrs. E. A. Bencini and Mrs. W. S. Bencini. Event began at 10 am with a luncheon at noon.
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Mesdames
F. H. Gray
Robert Hubbard
W. P. Hazelwood
Laura Holbrook
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames C. S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
J. T. Welborn
Dorothy, Ches
J. T. Tucker
E. A. Bencini
W. S. Bencini
Triple L Club Holds October Meeting at Miss Morgan’s Home
The Triple L Club met October 16 at Miss Hester Morgan’s East Green Street home. President Miss Rochelle McArthur presided. after business, members and visitors enjoyed refreshments. New member Miss Carolyn Hiatt was welcomed into the club.
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Triple
L” Club
Hester Morgan
East Green Street Extension
Rochelle McArthur
Gertie Britt
Grace Ellington
Jane Gordon
Carolyn Hiatt
Marie Craven
Lawana Mooney
Opal Moran
Doris Rich
Pat Ritch
Lucille Kivett
Betty Rich
Local Girl Presides At State College Homecoming
Miss Mary Lou Culler, crowned Miss Wolfpack of 1950 at North Carolina State College Raleigh, chaired Homecoming events with Pi Kappa Alpha support and Blue Key Monogram club. She attended a pep rally, halftime ceremony, a banquet, and a dance in Reynolds Coliseum with Don ald Spencer as escort.
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Mary Lou Culler
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Miss Culler
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Blue Key
Monogram Club
Donald Spencer
Greensboro
Wolf Pack
Duke University
R. B. Clogston
N. C. State
William Neal Reynolds Coliseum
Hall McIntyre
Roy B. Culler
Wayside Garden Club October Meeting at Cummings Home
The Wayside Garden Club met at 10 a.m. at Mrs. E. W. Cummings’s Emerywood Estates residence with Mrs. D. L. Bouldin as associate hostess. President J. A. Eshelman presided, plans were made to buy gardening books, a story on gardening was read, and horticulture ideas were shared. Plants and seeds were exchanged, autumn arrangements adorned the living room, and light refreshments were served to twenty members.
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Wayside Garden Club
E. W. Cummings
D. L. Bouldin
Cummings
Emerywood Estates
J. A. Eshelman
Plea for Bible Teachers In Public Schools Urged
Mrs. Charles A. McMurray spoke to the Double M club of the YWCA at the Adams Memorial YWCA luncheon urging cooperation to place Bible teachers in the senior high school. She noted no high school Bible teacher currently, praised junior and grammar teachers, and stressed the program’s interdenominational basis and civic support.
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Charles A. Mefu
YWCA
Adams Memorial Ywca
McMurray
Doris Keesling
Mabel Cherry
Kernersville DAR to Meet at Moravian Church
The Joseph Kerner chapter of the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution in Kernersville will meet Thursday at 2:30 PM at the Moravian church. Hostesses include Mrs. J. P. Adkins Mrs. Robah Kerner Mrs. Carl Kerner and Mrs. Custis Reavis.
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Joseph Kerner
The
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Kernersville
Moravian Church
J. P. Adkins
Robah Kerner
Carl Kerner
Custis Reavis
Academy Group Meet Tomorrow
The Academy of Friendship women of the Moose will meet Thursday at 6 30 pm at the Moose Home for a potluck supper. A business session will follow the supper. Announcement by Willard Evans, chairman.
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Academy of Friendship, Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Willard Evans
Adams Club Fetes Mrs. Joe Redding
At the Adams club meeting held at the YWCA, Mrs. Joe Redding nee Nina Wilkes received a bridal gift of lingerie and a corsage of white chrysanthemums. Fifteen members and five guests played five tables of bridge and canasta while hostesses included Misses Alene Craven Avis and Ella Gibson.
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Adams Club
YWCA
Joe Redding
Nina Wilkes
Cas Nasta
Alene Craven
Avis
Ella Gibson
Earth Passes Through Halley Tail On May 18 1910
The earth traveled through the tail of Halley's Comet on May 18, 1910, a rare celestial alignment noted by observers. This event highlighted the planetary passage through a comet's debris cloud, triggering scientific interest.
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Halley
Mrs. E. C. Hill Observes 89th Birthday at Home
Mrs. E. C. Hill turned eighty nine Tuesday at her home in High Point where family and friends gathered to celebrate. A widow and mother of six, she has lived in High Point fifty two years with daughters Mary Martha and Grace Hill.
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E. C. Hill
Archdale WSCS Plans Study Group At Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Archdale Methodist church will hold a study group Thursday at 7 30 PM. W S C S organizations from nearby churches are invited to attend.
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Archdale
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Archdale Methodist Church
W.s.cs
Local Hospital and Personal Notices
Mrs W E Outen rests at Boulevard unit recovering from a severe cold. Miss Edna Patterson left for Bloomsburg Pa to attend Mrs Frank Mendhe funeral the former Miss Drew Henry once of High Point. Mrs E Van Dusenbury remains at home after serious injuries from a recent automobile crash. Mrs James B Lovelace is under treatment at Duke Hospital in Durham.
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W. E. Outen
Boulevard
Edna Patterson
Briggs Avenue
Bloomsburg
Frank Mendhe
Drew Henry
High Point
E. van Dusenbury
Carter Street
James B. Lovelace
Colonial Drive
Duke Hospital
Durham
Thompsons announce birth of Elizabeth Whirlow daughter
Mr and Mrs James H Thompson Jr of 350 Norwood Court Apartments announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Whirlow on October 13 at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Rev and Mrs Arthur Morefield of Randleman announce birth of a son Joseph Stephen on October 16 at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Frank Simmons
Westwood Drive
Patricia Marilyn
Winston-Saem
James H. Thompson, Jr
Norwood Court Apts
Elizabeth Whirlow
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Eunice Rebecca Leach
Ernest D. Leach
Adams Street
Eunice Rebecca
Thomasville
Arthur Morefield
Randleman
Joseph Stephen
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Emerywood Club
Triple L
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Clover Brand Dairies, Inc
State College
Supreme Court
America
God
Murray
Lloyd Sheetz
Presi
John Dunnivant
W. A. Horney, Jr
K. B. Sloop
Carl Wilson
Roby. Anderson
C. S. McGahey
J. A. Monroe
R. J. Johnson
DAR
Academy
SEARS
Housewares Fair
Sears and
SAVE
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Duroweve"’ Hamper
North Main Street
Kenmore
U.S
Maid of Honor Brand
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