Reverend Douglas Rights Speaks to DAR on North Carolina Indians
Reverend Douglas Rights of Salem College lectured the Alexander Martin chapter of the D A R at Mrs. R K Stewart's West Farms Ave home on The North Carolina Indian. He traced the Iroquoian tribes and their lore, showed over 300 Indian relics, and noted archeological interest. The program included vocal selections by Mrs. A B Huff with piano by Mrs. Lawrence Matton, followed by refreshments served by hostesses under Mrs. J F Hayden and Mrs. A E Tate.
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Douglas Rights
Salem College
Winston- Salem
Alexander Martin
R. K. Stewart
West Farms Avenue
North Carolina
Lederer
Archeologist Society of
A. B. Huff
Lawrence Matton
Alicia Adelaide Needham
Oley Speaks
Cadman
Mesdames John ,Lowe
J. R. McCrary
Lexington
Legion Auxiliary Plans Armistice Observance Memorial Tree
The American Legion Auxiliary, led by Mrs. D. Arden, completed plans at its October meeting for Armistice Day observances on November 11 and the dedication of a memorial tree at Oakwood Memorial Park. The group also voted to sponsor the film Sons Of The Legion on November 12 and discussed fundraising.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Oakwood Memorial Park
American Legion Auxiliary
Stirewalt
East
Lexington Avenue
Mesdames
D. C. Farlowe
R. L. Waynick
Roy Spee
Elizabeth Godey
D. D. Arden
Sons of the Legion
Broadhurst
Mesdames J. Worth Ivey
Curtis H. Anderson
Business Girls Hear Musical Program By Lovelace Brothers
The Business and Professional Girls club of the W C A held a weekly supper meeting at the hut with about 24 members and three visitors. Marc and A C Lovelace Jr performed singing duets and piano pieces before a short program led by Mrs Kathleen Roser and Mrs George Deviney.
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Business and Professional Girls’ Club
Marile Loftin
Helen Deans
Mallore Standfield
Marc
A. C C. Lovelace, Jr
Kathleen Roser
Spring
Luxemburg Gardens
George Deviney
Mrs. R. K. Stewart to Address Concord Garden Club
Mrs. R K Stewart director of the Piedmont District Garden clubs will travel to Concord to speak at the Concord Garden Club meeting at Mrs Charis Cannon's home tomorrow evening She will also judge the flower show at the Lutheran church tomorrow afternoon and is a guest of Ms Ed Willis in Concord
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R. K. Stewart
Piedmont District Garden Clubs
Concord
Concord Garden Clus
Charis« Cannon
Lutheran Church
Ed Willis
Miss Frances Wade to Wed F H Hiatt in Late December
Mrs H E Wade announces the engagement of her daughter Frances Wade to Franklin L Hiatt of New York and Thomasville. The wedding is planned for December 24 in Thomasville with Frances a Macon native and long time National Youth Administration secretary. Hiatt is a Thomasville native now in business in Thomasville after living in New York. The couple will reside in Thomasville. Also announced is the birth of Elizabeth Ann Payne on October 14 to Mr and Mrs Harrell Payne of route two High Point. Ruth Green Payne was formerly Miss Ruth Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Elizabeth Pickett
Worthville
Hubert Edward Stone
Charlotte
Miss Pickett
N. B. Pickett
Scott Book and Stationary Company
Asheboro
Mr. Stone
Sparta
Tennessee
Central High School
H. E. Wade
Frances
Franklin L. Hiatt
New York
Thomasville
Mr. Wade
Perching Street
Macon
High Point
Miss Wade
Fort Hawkins
National Youth Administration
Harrell Payne
Elizabeth Ann
Route Two
Payne
Ruth Green
High Point social calendar week features clubs and events
Wednesday 8 30 p m the High Point Council of Jewish Women meets with Mrs Stanley Taylor Sunset Drive with Mrs Lou Greenberg associate hostess Thursday 3 p m Entre Nous club meets with Mrs W C Beavans North Main Street bi weekly meeting Friday 3 30 p m Canterbury club meets with Mrs Everett Marsh 909 Johnson Street 3 30 p m Mrs Howard Hartzell entertains the Philomathean club at 204 Guilford Avenue 7 30 p m High Point Graduate Nurses club annual banquet and dance at the Sheraton hotel Pete Ivey of Winston Salem will be banquet speaker and the Davis Brothers orchestra will provide music 7 30 p m Harvest Festival dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club rustic costumes square dances featured
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Stanley Taylor
Sunset Drive
Lou Greenberg
Entre Nous Club
W. C. Beavans
North Main Street
Canterbury Club
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Howard Hartzell
Philomathean Club
Guilford Avenue
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Sheraton Hotel
Pete’’ Ivey
Winston-Salem
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Monarch Auxiliary Meeting At 901 Carrick Avenue
Mrs L H Zimmerman entertained members of the Monarch club Auxiliary at her home at 901 Carrick Avenue yesterday afternoon with Mrs R A Wilson as associate hostess. Eleven members attended as plans were made to fundraise for next year’s state convention. An other benefit bridge party was set for Hedrick cabin in mid November and Mrs Glenn Brown will host the next meeting on November first at Hedrick cabin if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Zimmerman
Monarch Club
Carrick Avenue
R. A. Wilson
Elmer Hedrick
Hedrick
Glenn Brown
M. E. Philathea
T. Lynwood Smith
East Salisbury Street
J. A. Spence
J. C. Myers
H. P. Powell
Cordie Harmon
Jack Garner
A. R. Hix
Carl Cox
Church Social Highlights Welch Memorial Senior Club Meeting
Welch Memorial M. P. church senior club met at 1436 South Main with 21 members and one visitor. Fred Kennedy was re elected president. Henry Miller vice president. Beulah Briles secretary. Georgia Joyner assistant secretary. Doris Hicks treasurer. A Wiener roast followed the business session and new officers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Memorial
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Roscoe Briley
South Main Street
Fred Kennedy
Henry Miller
Beulah Briles
Georgia Joyner
Asheboro Women Debate On Work And Vocational Education
Asheboro club members vote to back vocational education for county high school girls, funding a talk series on women’s careers. A debate on which is needed more a better business world or a better woman concludes with support for stronger working women.
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Asheboro
Wilma Watts
Ann and
Billa Spoon
Kate Hammer
W. C. Lucas
Ina Andrews
Lena Andrews
Faith Brewer
Leona Wood
Mayme Bulla
Jewel Boling
Marion Stedman
Kate Bulla
Business Girls
Pauline Jones
Marian Stedman
Minnie Summertin
Goldsboro
Beatrice Jones
WPA
Lois Kra
Jolly Y and Live Yers Attend Greensboro Fair
Members of the Jolly Y and Live Yers clubs of the local YWCA planned meetings at the hut but instead visited the Greensboro Fair. About sixteen members attended with Betsy Dupuy, Girl Reserve secretary, joining the trip. They left the hut at 6 30 and returned late that evening.
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Jolly Y
Greensboro
Betsy Dupuy
Poole Family Receives Housewarming Shower at New Home
Mr and Mrs H C Poole moved into 604 East Green Street from 81212 Fast Green and hosted a large miscellaneous shower Monday evening. About seventy five relatives neighbors and friends attended. The Poole daughters Hallie Sykes W C Wilson and Louise Setzer presented a living room suite lamps and other furniture. guests arrived with linen china and other gifts. the daughters served ice course later.
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H. C. Poole
East Green Stret
Fast Green
Ed association picks new Fayetteville street unit leaders
Miss Christine Wilkerson was elected president of the local North Carolina Education Association unit at Fayetteville street school. Mrs. J G Prevette was chosen vice president and John Garrett named secretary. Teachers plan attendance at the North Western District meeting in Greensboro on Friday and school will be dismissed that day.
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Christine Wilkerson
North Carolina Education Association
Fayetteville Street
J. G. Prevette
John Garrett
Greensboro
Mrs W Richardson Hospitalized After Home Fall
Mrs W Richardson of Sea Grove route one was brought to Randolph hospital early Tuesday with a broken leg from an accidental fall at home. She is considered to be recovering satisfactorily.
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W. 8. Richardson
Seagrove
Randolph Hospital
Freeman Couple Return From Ten Day Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs W F Freeman return to Greenway drive after a ten day tour to Selma Alabama and New Orleans Louisiana They stayed with Judge and Mrs Henry F Reece Jr in Selma and were joined by Mr and Mrs Frank Rugley of Washington NC Ora Boyles previously ill at home was moved to Baptist hospital in Winston Salem for treatment Blanche Rose Dasher of Valdosta GA visits 412 Edgedale drive Bob Lautt and wife arrive from Cold Springs Harbor Long Island to stay with Charlies E Hodgin Arch street Duke hospital to operate on Z M Silman Coltrane street R L Parker and daughter Sylvia Ann of Mooresville visit Teague family 624 Arch street with Mrs Teague accompanying them
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W .F. Freeman
Greenway Drive
Selma
Ala
New Orleans
Henry F. Reece, Jr
Mr. Freeman
Frank Rugley
Washington, N. C
Ora Boyles
Madison Avenue
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Blanche Rose Dasher
Valdosta, Ga
Fred Neece
Edgedale Drive
Bob Lautt
Cold Springs Harbor
Long Island
Charlies E. Hodgin
West
Lexington Avenue
Lautt
Texas Company
R. L. Parker
Sylvia Ann
Mooresville
Thomasville Literary Club Opens Fall With Mrs M Sherrill
Mrs P M Sherrill hosted the Thomasville Literary Club at her Elliott Drive home for the initial Fall meeting with Mrs R H Holliday as program leader on Lives of Famous Women focusing on Sarah Bernhardt. A two course luncheon followed, with cover names including C F Gibson and J H Myers.
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Thomasville
P. M. Sherrill
Literary Club
Elliott Drive
R. H. Holliday
Sarah Bernhardt
Daughter Elizabeth Grace Born to Mr and Mrs Wright
Mr and Mrs BE A Wright of Greenwood announce the birth of a daughter named Elizabeth Grace on Monday evening October 17 at Burrus Memorial hospital.
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BE. A. Wright
Greenwood
Elizabeth Grace
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Household Arts Club Meets Here Tomorrow
The Household Arts club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at Mrs. John T. Ellis home 108 Oakwood court according to an announcement this morning.
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The
Household Arts Club
John T. Ellis
Oakwood Court
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets at Church for Bible Study Review
The Presbyterian Auxiliary gathered Monday with vice president Mrs Dewey Troutman presiding in the president's absence. Mrs Samuel Wiley led the program and several members assisted. Plans were set for Friday afternoon at the church for a review of City Shadows by Bible study author Mrs Alexander Maitland of Richmond Virginia.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Dewey Troutman
Samuel Wiley
First Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting Held at Harville Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. R. I. Harville’s home with Mrs. Alvah Boyles Mrs. W. F Tomlinson and Miss Ruth Thomason as joint hostesses. Mrs. Charles F. Lambeth presided over the gathering.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
R. I. Harville
Alvah Boyles
W. F Tomlinson
Ruth Thomason
Charles F. Lambeth
Mixed Shower Honors Miss Ruby Welborn on Lexington Road
Mrs. Richard M. Link hosted a Friday evening miscellany shower for Miss Ruby Welborn ahead of her marriage to George Crawford next month. Guests played Progressive Hearts and bingo, shared advice in the bridal book, and offered gifts including the picture Blue Boy.
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Richard M. Link
Lexington Road
Ruby Welborn
George Crawford
Miss Welborn
Albert Owen
Mapel Alcorn
Mise Lucille Harris Yapor
Miss Alcorn
Link
Sink
Elizabeth Teague
Lank Harris, Jr
Lees
J. L. Welborn
Mesdames Dock Sink
Charlies Welborn
Hazel Welborn
High Point
Elizabeth ‘Teague
Frances Stone
Mary Marlowe
Trula Wagner
Pride Everhart
Mabel Afcorn
Lena Nance
Vaun Richardson
Lewis Crawford
Clyde Wright
J. W. Tolen
Lank
Smiths Pupils Perform In Studio Recital
Dan W Smith presented his students in piano and voice at his studio on Louise avenue. Performers included Elizabeth Ellis Paul Koontz Wade Koontz Josephine Pope Catherine Swigger Alice Ray Turner and the Lovelaces. The recital featured piano duos and vocal selections. Wayne Morris Rouse born October 10 at 115 Dalton Street to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rouse.
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Mr. Smith
Dan W. Smith
Louise Avenue
Elizabeth Ellis
Paul Koontz
Wade Koontz
Marc Lovelace
Josephine Pope
Catherine Swigger
Alice Ray Turner
Mare
A. C. Lovelace
Wayne M. Rouse
Paul Rouse
Wayne Morris
Dalton Street
Circles at Main Street church hold weekly study meetings
Circles of the Main Street church met Monday for resentations. Daisy Leach hosted Circle one on Salem Street with Mrs. Charles Johnson assisting and R H Holliday leading the Radiant Heart study. Circle two met with Mrs. C C Wall and Mrs. Robert Williams led the program. Circle three gathered at Mrs. R M Conksey on Highland Avenue with Mrs. Austin Pinch and Mrs. J H Hauss guiding the program. Circle four at Mrs. C L White Jr featured a study of The Radiant Hearts.
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Main Street
Daisy Leach
Circle One
Salem Street
Charles Johnson
R. H. Holliday
Circle Two
C. C. Wall
Robert Williams
Circle Three
R. M. Conksey
Highland Avenue
Austin Pinch
Miss Daisy Hall Visits Blackstone Family
Miss Daisy Hall, a student at Blackstone College in Blackstone Virginia, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs John Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Hall
Blackstone College
Blackstone, Va
John Hall
Miss Thompson Weds Edward Day in Maryland Ceremony
Miss Althea Mae Thompson of Lexington married Edward J. Day of High Point in a simple October 15 ceremony at the bride’s Riverdale Heights home Maryland. Rev. Edmund D. Tull officiated with close friends and relatives present. They will reside in High Point where Day is a radio engineer at Station WW.
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Kernersville
High Point
Althea Mae Thompson
Edward J. Say
William R. Thompson
Riverdale Heights
Edmund D. Tull
Riverdale Baptist Church
William Long
Floyd Thompson
T. Gilbert Floyd
H. Thompson
Lula Fiedler
Frank J. Day
Milton A. Fiedler
Neil J. Sullivan
Ivy F. Thompson
Ivy M. Sullivan
Ernest Wallberg
John B. Floyd
J. B. Waters, Jr
Lee R. Wolfe
Elliott Button
Frank Ragusa
Jean Ann Fopham
Washington Council Initiation Set For Thursday
Washington Council number four Daughter of America will hold an initiation meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the hall 3101 North Main street All members are asked to be present at this time authorities stated this morning
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Washington Council
Daughtera of America
North Main Street
Stag Club Plans Regular Meeting This Evening
The Stag Club will hold its regular meeting at the clubhouse near Winston-Salem road this evening at eight o'clock. An announcement made this morning confirms the timing and location.
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Stag Club
Winston-Salem Road
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