Graduate Nurses Banquet And Dance Near Completion
Final plans are set for the annual High Point Graduate Nurses club banquet and dance at the Sheraton hotel Thursday evening. Jack Wardlaw and his orchestra will play with vocalists Elizabeth Langford and others. dinner at 7 30 precedes dancing in the hotel ballroom. Members come from Thomasville Asheboro and nearby towns and cities with guests expected to attend.
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High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jack Wardlaw
Elizabeth Langford
Larry Moore
Stuart Scott
Vic Coble
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Thomasville
Asheboro
W. C. Beavans
Entre Nots Club
North Main Street
Graduate Nurses Club
Jack ,Wardlaw
Myers Clifford Vows Solemnized In Danville Va
Miss Odessa Myers and James Henderson Clifford wed in a simple Danville ceremony at First Baptist Church officiated by Dr James M Shelbourne. Attendants included close friends Mr and Mrs W E Farris of Greensboro. Bride from Thomasville and High Point telephony staffer. groom UNC alum and GMAC High Point representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Myers
James Henderson Clifford
First Baptist Church
Danville
James M. Shelbourne
W. E. Farris
Greensboro
William Simpson Myers
Thomasville
High Point
North State Telephone Company
High Point College
Clifford
Statesville
Blanche Turner Clifford
Henderson Wiseman Clifford
University of North Carolina
Pi Kappa Alpha
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Kee Klub Plans Halloween Social at Jamestown Tip Clubhouse
Miss Margaret Wood entered the Kee Klub at Circle Drive Mo in the evening meeting through which business plans were finalized for a Halloween social to be sponsored on Saturday October 23 at the Tip clubhouse in Jamestown. Miss Virginia Horney spoke on The O of Halloween and refreshments followed for those present. Miss Ercelle Allen invited the club to meet at her English Street home the following evening.
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Kee Klub
Margaret Wood
Circle Drive
Hallowe'en Social
Tip
Jamestown
Virginia Horney
O of Hallowe'en
Ercelle Allen
English Street
Elizabeth Fry
Central Friends Church
Lois Marshall
Pearl Nelson
Leta Eldredge
Velan Hayworth
College Lectures Open With Marjorie Hillis As Speaker
Marjorie Hillis opened the High Point College lecture series in Roberts Hall, discussing her books Live Alone and Like It Orchids on Your Budget and the message for modern women. She described herself as practical illiterate and urged happiness despite lack of romance or money.
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Marjorie Hillis
Roberts Hall
High Point College
Miss Hillis
New York
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Vogue Magazine
London
Altrusans Plan Local Entertainment For Delegates
High Point Altrusans arrange visits to Wrenn Memorial Library and Tomlinson's showrooms for Second District convention delegates at Sedgefield Inn. Greensboro club schedules Guilford College and Guilford Battleground tour with golf options. Nancy Sampson Hatch will discuss Extension at the banquet with greetings from Mrs. Harriette Quisenberry. Miss Bertha M. Nienburg discusses non-partisan public affairs. Mary Altizer and Ann Mac Rae attend along with district officers. convention runs Friday dinner to Sunday breakfast.
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Wrenn
High Point College
Altrusan
Tomlinson
High Point Altrusans
Sedgefield Inn
High Point
Greensboro
Guilford College
Guilford Battleground
Sedgefield
Nancy Sampson Hatch
Green Bay
Wis
Harriette Quisenberry
el Paso
Tex
International Association
Hatch
Bertha M. Nienburg
Women's Bureau
U. S. Dept. of Labor
Washington
D. C
International Altrusa
Mary Altizer
Roanoke
Ann MacRae
Charlotte
Laura Armitage
Huntingdon
Weaton
Mar) Norris
Baltimore
Ruth Y. Schiffman
Marie Caddell
High Point Club
Winston-Salem
Gastonia
Durham
Chapel Hill
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Richmond, Va
Baltimore, Md
Huntingdon, West Virginia
Brigadiers Gather at Gibson Clubroom on North Main
The Brigadier club will meet this evening at o'clock at the Gibson clubrooms on North Main street with Wayne Garner as host. Ed Rankin leads the club, one of several recently organized in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier
Gibson
North Main Street
Wayne Garner
Ed Rankin
Girl Pentagons With Mrs Cook Meet at 626 North Hamilton
The Girls' Pentagon club will meet this evening at 7 30 with Mrs. Robert Cook at her home 626 North Hamilton Street. This is the regular weekly gathering of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Robert Cook
North
Hamilton Street
Domino Club Dinner Theater Party Tonight
All Domino club members meet at 6:45 at Mrs. Talmadge Ellington 404 Howell Street then travel to Greensboro for dinner at the Jefferson roof garden and continue to the Carolina theatre for the feature. This replaces the regular Tuesday meeting.
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Domino Club
Social calendar of club meetings and events
A schedule lists multiple meetings and social events through the week in High Point. Groups include the High Point Council of Jewish Women, Friendly Garden Club, Mid-Week Study Club, Twentieth Century Study Club, Music Literature department of the Women’s Club, Utopian Study Club, Entre Nots, Graduate Nurses Club banquet with Jack Wardlaw and orchestra, Priscilla Club, Sorosis Club, and the Second District Altrusa convention with co hosts. Events run Tuesday through Friday with venues on East Green street Johnson street Parkway Brentley circle Sheraton hotel Sedgefield Inn Emerywood Country club and local homes. Reservations for the Emerywood dinner dance required by Thursday noon.
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Friendly Garden Club
M. L. Holton
East Green Street
Mrea
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Twentieth Century Study Club
Dc. E. Lehmann
Parkway
Woman's Club
C. C. Hamppon
Utopian Study Club
R. T. Holton
Brentley Circle
Priscilla Club
I. Paul Ingle
Sherbrook Court
Sorosis Club
Ed Steele
Washington Street
Altrusa
Sedgefield Inn
High Point
Greensboro
Emerywood Country Club
Letitian Club Dinner Honors New Member in Greensboro
Members of the Letitian club gathered for a four course dinner at the O Henry hotel in Greensboro to honor new member Mrs. C F Howland. The group included Mrs Wilton Barnes of Lumberton and others such as Ruth Poole Margaret Hedrick Dorothy Smith Eloise Ingram and Mary Reid Idol.
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Letitian Club
C. F. Howland
O'Henry
Greensboro
Wilton Barnes
Lumberton
Tom Gold, Jr
Ruth Poole
Margaret Hedrick
Dorothy Smith
Eloise Ingram
Mary Reid Idol
Alpha Theta Psi Entertains With Sedgefield Tea Evening
A rush week tea hosted yesterday by the Alpha Theta Psi alumnae chapter at the Duck clubhouse Sedgefield featured Vera Smith singing I Love You Truly and The Beautiful Lady in Blue with Mrs Ernestine Voneamnon Strickland at the piano. Guests included alumnae members and rushees served Russian tea and sandwiches with red and white dahlias in Sedgefield colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Alpha Theta Pai
Sedgefield
Vera Smith
Ernestine Voneamnon Strickland
Miss Smith
Edwards Bacum Vows Taken On Saturday Announced In City
Mr and Mrs J W Russell announce the marriage of Geneva Edwards to Bruce Bacum on Saturday October 16 at Lancaster. Geneva daughter of the late Levander Edwards of Albemarle with New London high school ties wore a Dawn blue suit for the ceremony. The couple will live at 575 Harris street Concord NC after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Russell
Geneva Edwards
Bruce Bacum
Saturow
Lancaster
Levander Edwards
Albemarle
New London High School
Harris Street
Concord
N. C
Local government notes sold for county to bank
The Raleigh local government commission sold $20,000 in notes to the Commercial Bank of Lexington for David son county. The issue brought a premium of $5.50 and carries 2 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Local Government Commission
Davidson County
Commercial Bank of
Lexington
Garden School Opens in Winston-Salem This Week
Garden clubs and university extensions present the State Garden school in Winston-Salem October 20 21 with speakers from New York Raleigh Roanoke and Chapel Hill. Dorothy Biddle Johnson Hazel Heissenbuttel and Z P Metcalf head sessions on flower and table arrangements judging flowers and related topics alongside events including a president’s luncheon a flower exhibit a motion picture and a garden visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Biddle Johnson
Garden Digest
New York City
State Garden School
Winston- Salem
Winston-Salem
Hazel Heissenbuttel
Winston-Salem Council of Garden Clubs
Garden Club of North Carolina
University of North Carolina Extension Division
Johnson
Swift and Company
Allen Kirk
National Rose Society
Roanoke
Tom Alderman Sykes
L. Hunt
Chapel Hill
Joseph G. Walker
Woodberry Forest
Shepherd's
Salem College
Mrs Lillian Robinson Moves to New Residence
Mrs Lillian Robinson and her daughter Miss Eileen Robinson moved Saturday to their new home at 606 Forest avenue from 403 Vine street. Donald Campbell of Alexandria arrived yesterday to spend time with Mr and Mrs J R Young at their Montheu avenue home. Mrs Ray W Cross left Sunday for Union DC to visit her aunt Mrs R B Holcomb. Mrs Wilton Barnes of Lumberton is visiting her sister Mrs Tom Gold Jr at Hillcrest drive. Friends of Mrs Roy Howley will be glad she is improving at 217 Fourth street after a week of illness.
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Lillian Robinson
Eileen Robinson
Forest Avenue
Vine Street
Donald Campbell
Alexandria
J. R. Young
Montheu Avenue
Mr. Campbell
Ray W. Cross
Union, D. C
R. B. Holcomb
Wilton Barnes
Lumberton
Tom Gold, Jr
Hillcrest Drive
Roy Howley
Fourth Street
Ray Street P. T. A. To Sponsor Party
The Ray Street school Parent-Teacher Association will host a benefit party at the school on Thursday afternoon October 21 at 3 o clock. Attendees are asked to bring cards anagrams or other games to play. Tickets are available by calling 48284.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ray Street School
Florence Nightingale Club Holds Evening at Y W C A
The Florence Nightingale club met at the Y W C A last evening with group singing led by Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod and a Bible talk by Mrs. C A McMurray. About 35 members attended as interest groups conducted their sessions after the main program.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Edith Moore Sherrod
C. A. McMurray
Church Social Highlights Missionary Society Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Monday with President Mrs. W. F. Clayton opening. Miss Nelle Ansley spoke on Christian Social Relations covering home school and church in private civic and national life. A musical duet was performed and reports given. A special offering supported Arcadia Academy students and a box for Spanish–speaking workers in West Louisiana was prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. F. Clayton
Nelle Ansley
Y.W.C.A
P. Y. Adams
M. L. Slate
F. J. Flagler
Arcadia Academy
Louisiana
West
Welfare Group To Meet At UNC Today
The eighteenth annual Public Welfare Institute opens at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill today and continues through Friday. Specialists are scheduled to discuss various aspects of case work treatment as the sessions are sponsored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Public Welfare Institute
Business Girls To Hear B W Hackney
The weekly dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Girls club will be at the YWCA hut at 6 30 p m. speaker Bunn W Hackney Boy Scout executive will discuss his trip to Holland for the World Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Club
Bunn W. Hackney
Holland
Boy Scouts of America
French Classes At Hut Draw Crowds At YWCA
Weekly Conversation French classes at the YWCA led by Mrs. Cabar attract new students each session. Held every Friday at 7 30 pm, the free course welcomes all interested attendees.
State Charity Board and University Welfare Division
The State Board of Charities and Public Welfare and the Division of Public Welfare and Social Work at the University collaborate on overseeing welfare programs. The partnership focuses on evaluating services, policy guidance, and improving assistance delivery to vulnerable populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Division of Public Welfare and Social Work
University
Greensboro High Point Airport Joint Committee Formed
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce adopts a resolution creating a joint committee with High Point to handle airport matters. The board action was taken yesterday. the committee will seek High Point approval. Members include L Stansbury M Oettinger Charles Ketchum C S Gr Mayor and J Sizemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Greensboro Chamber Commerce
Dr. C
High Point
J. Sizemore
Hackney Will Meet Scout Heads To Lay Plans For Jubilee
The North line Boy Scout Jubilee committee in Chapel Hill will meet October 26 to plan the event. W Hackney Jr announces 1,200 Scouts will attend the gram likely in fall 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackney
Scout
Chapel Hill
W. Hackney Jr
Stephens Bible Class Sets Wednesday Meeting
The Stephens Bible class schedules its weekly gathering Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. J. H. Simerson's Maple street home. Rev. C. K. Gentry of Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church will lead on his chosen topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
J. H. Simerson
Maple Street
C. K. Gentry
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church
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J. B. Richardson
Mrs. Cook
Wral EL E
USA
Lope Si Browne
Cane Suga
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Misses Bess
Edna Swartz
Sam Shavitz
Alpha Theta Psi
Ray Street P.T. A
Miss Ansley
1St Baptist Church
Main Street Church
Circle Two
Main Street M. E. Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
H. O. Miller
H. A. Knight
Allen Jay Baptist
Allen Jay Baptist Church
T. Bennison
Allen Jay School
Allen Cumbie
G. F. McDaniel
Mesdames T. Bennison
W. T. Rice
Roscoe Jones
Hill Yarborough
G. F. Daniel
P. E. White
Grady Horne
R. O. Embler
Miss Edith Hobson
Central Friends Class
M. P. Church
First Methodist Protestant Church
Myrtle Davis
Leila Mokarze
Cranford, J
College of Our Lady of Good Counsel
White Plains
N. Y
UNC
B. W. Hackney
Nat Walker
South Main Street
Randleman
Archdale
Trinity
Illuminating Engineering Society
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