Work Guild Collects Over 200 Garments For Distribution
The High Point branch of the edlework Guild led an Ingathering delivering 2,067 clothing items to charities. Garments included school wear and linens, with many pieces donated by NYA workers and local church and group members across Elm Street and Ray Street sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Edlework Guild
Ihh
Colton
Sheraton Téle
NYA
Guilford County
Elm Street
G. EB. Hutchens
First Baptist Church
Frank Autry
Council of Jewish Women
Harry Doctor
Saint Edward's Church
J. W. Welborn
Main Street
M. E
J. L. McDonald
D. E. Cauble
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Stalnaker
Wesley Memorial
A. H. Whitley
Ada Blair School
J. B. Coltrane
Emma Blair
R. B. Culler
Cloverdale
Lilly F Causey
Brentwood
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Itrusans Headed to Second District Meet in Huntington
High Point delegation to attend the Second District Altrusa meeting in Huntington West Virginia from Friday through Sunday. Miss Lois Welborn newly elected district representative leads the High Point club with other members including Miss Julia Ryan Edna Blake and Mrs Mary Rothrock. The Salisbury club is represented by Miss Mamie McGinnis and local leaders Mrs Lucile Johnston and Mrs Marie Dell. The program includes education and public affairs roundtables, a memorial tribute, a luncheon with three distinguished Altrusans and a tri state tour ending with a banquet featuring a talk on an international project. The group returns Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Ual
Altrusa
Inniington
W. Va
Salisbury Ib
H Point
Agiss Lucile Johnston
Altrusa Club
Lois Welborn
District Esentative
Mre
Marie Dell
Welborn
Sedgefield
Greensboro
Ann MacRae
Charlotte
Alteusa
Gertrude Roeberts
Ruth Addams
Prichard
Ohio
Kentucky
Dessalee R. Dudley
Gomo Ellington Host Bridal Shower For Miss LaVelle Wilson
Miss LaVelle Wilson honored at a hospital-venue shower hosted by Mrs. J. Gomo and Mrs. Ellington on Howell Street. Guests played bridge at four tables amid white chrysanthemums then drifted to refreshments. Martha Jarrett won high score and Mrs. Robert Cooke took second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVelle Wilson
Howard J. Heinz
Audu
N. J
Kelmano
Talge Ellington
Hospital
Howell Street
Erevan
Martha Jarrett
Robert Cooke
Wilson
Misa Wilson
R. A. Wilson
Edythe Crooks
Barbara Phillips
Leora Hampp
Marian Elliott
Mildred Furgurson
Nancy Smith
Anna Elisabeth Kearns
Love Monday
Pat Hall
A. G. Ellington
William Forster
R. M. Taylor
Claude Smith, Jr
Waiter Hutchens
Whitley Links American Writers to Grace Crowell Poem
A Women's Club program led by I A H Whitley features Grace Crowell as poet laureate of Texas with poems like Marsh and Finding God. The session at 447 South Street includes readings by Mrs. White and Mrs. Slate, a district meeting report, and a $10 pledge to the Milk Fund. New member Mrs Earl Hutto attends with visitor Mrs Fred J Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Sechrest
South Street
A. H. Whitley
Whit
Grace Nell Crowell
Edgar Guest
Texas
Marsh
Nnns
Acby
Whitley
Grace Crowell
H. A. White
M. L . Mra
Slate
C. A. Rhodes
Ruffin
H. D. Sears
Junior Service League
Earl Hutto
Fred J. Bartlett
Sechrest
Meadames
Edgar Hartley
A. Lee Gibson
Hedgecock to visit city. Pitts recovering. Wood improving
About People G. Hedgecock the son of Mr and Mrs M L Hedgecock, business manager of the Kinston Beverage Company, is expected to arrive today for a short stay in the city. Odell Pitts is improving at Burrus Memorial hospital after several days with malaria fever. Mrs J R Wood has improved after five days of treatment at Barrue Memorial hospital and is moved to her home at 238 Montlieu avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedgecock
M. L. Hedgecock
Kinston Beverage Company
Kinston
Odell Pitts
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. R. Wood
Barrue Memorial Hospital
Montlieu Avenue
Phyllis Bottome To Speak At Woman's College Event
Miss Phyllis Bottome noted lecturer and writer will speak in Aycock auditorium at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro on Saturday evening October 22 at 8:30. She is the second lecturer and fourth entertainment feature in the college program with works such as Private Worlds and The Dark Tower noted in her biography.
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Greensboro
Phyllis Bottome
Aycock
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Miss Bottoms
Miss Bottome
London
Day by Day a Poem on Burdens and Strength
A verse from The Scrap Book by Gertrude Page reflects on God dividing life into hours and days to keep us strong. It suggests bearing only the current burden at a time, trusting divine power to carry us through steep paths and future woe.
WC T U Hears Mrs Pegram At October Meeting
The Women's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. M. Lancaster's home with associate hostess Mrs. E. A. Lockwood. Mrs. R. B. Pegram reported on the Conference on International Relations at Chapel Hill. President Mrs. J. A. Eshelman and Mrs. H. A. White were chosen to represent the unit at the Goldsboro state meeting October 28 30. Refreshments followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
J. M. Lancaster
Louise Avenue
E. A. Lockwood
Chapel Hill
R. B. Pegram
J. A. Eshelman
H. A. White
Goldasboro
Campbell–Campbell nuptials noted in Danville ceremony
A Tuesday family dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. Menry L. Campbell following their September 25 marriage in Danville Virginia. The event at 812 Union Street hosted 40 relatives and friends with a pink wedding cake centerpiece and gifts presented to the couple. Mrs. Campbell, formerly Una Lee Carrick, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Carrick of 1416 West Green Street. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Campbell.
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Menry L. Campbell
Danville
Union Street
Campbell
Una Lee Carrick
F. R. Carrick
West Green Street
L. G. Campbell
Bottome novel serial gains popularity in American run
The serials Old Wine Devil’s Dune and Mortal Storm by Phyllis Bottome appear in America. Bottome, who has lived in six countries, continues her psychology studies and recently analyzes pre and post Hitler Germany. Phyllis Bentley praises Mortal Storm as a convincing study of German Jew tragedy. The book is dedicated to Alfred Aaler.
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America
Miss Bottome
New York Post
England
France
Itey
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Phyllis Bentley
Alfred Aaler
Rankin Memorial Church Social Meets Friday Evening
The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 7 50 at the home of Mrs John Travis Kivett drive. Members meet at the church at 7 15. Associate hostesses are Mesdames J S Jackson H T Troxler Ruth Welborn and Miss Elsie Copperadge.
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Rankin Memorial Church
John Travis
Kivett Drive
Mesdames
J. S. Jackson
H. T. Troxler
Ruth Welborn
Elsie Copperadge
Magdalene Rebekahs Plan District Degree Work Meeting
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM to plan attendance at the district gathering in Mooresville on October 28 where they will perform degree work. Visiting Rebekahs are invited. In other news, Mr and Mrs BE Martin announce the birth of daughter Elba Dean on October 15 at their Carolina Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Mooresville
Martin
Elba Dean
Carolina Avenue
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion for a three day cough and chest cold, asserting it soothes inflamed mucous membranes and loosens phlegm. It pledges refund if not fully satisfied and urges asking for the genuine product.
Modern Book Club Meets At Jamestown
The Modern Book Club gathered at Mrs R V Hayworth home in Jamestown on Wednesday night led by Miss Ivy Grace Doughton. Mrs H N Willard announced yearly dates, Miss Sublette reported club books, Miss Parker introduced Dorothy Bell from the High Point Enterprise who spoke on newspaper reporting. Betty Lynn Willard helped serve a salad course as members enjoyed an extended social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Modern Book Club
R. V. Hayworth
Ivy Grace Doughton
H. N. Williard
Ora Sublette
Legion to Organize Post in Kernersville
Dr. R. M. Lancaster district commander of the North Carolina American Legion will address World War veterans sailors and nurses in Kernersville to organize a new Legion Post on Thursday night. The event aims to establish a local post for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Kernersville
R. M. Lancaster
North Carolina
Ohio River Average Flow Report
The Ohio River, the nation s third largest by water volume, shows an average discharge of 158 000 cubic feet per second. This figure highlights the river s substantial flow during typical conditions and informs navigation and water management discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
United States
Sedgefield Hunt Pictures in Formal Hunting Dress
Members of the Sedgefield Hunt are asked to wear official hunt uniforms for the first formal hunt of the season. The Sunday morning event starts at 7 o'clock from the Sedgefield stables. R H Weekly of Pittsburgh will photograph for Town and Country magazine. The season opened last Friday with an informal ride. A Buckland in the Moor clock bears the inscription My dear mother as a memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
R. H
John R. Horst Company
Pittsburgh
Town and Country Magazine
Buckland-in-the- Moor
Devon
England
Community Prayer Service on Friday
A community prayer service is set for Friday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs P R Dixon 1006 Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Dixon
Lindsay Street
Napoleon Bonaparte Inspires Thousands of Books
The article notes that about 40,000 books have drawn inspiration from Napoleon Bonaparte, reflecting his lasting influence on literature and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Bonaparte
Strengths of materials in a single inch square
To break a bundle of pians wire one inch square requires a pull of 350000 pounds. A square inch of steel in a skyscraper can withstand only a fifth as much. High producing milk cows drink forty gallons of water daily.
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Work Guild
Huntington
West Va
Esdames Gomo
Ellington
Miss LaVelle Wilson
I. A. H. Whitley
Woman's Club
Phyllis Bottoms
Woman's College
Gertrude Page
Asheboro Bride
Melton Massey
Asheboro
Massey
Jessie Routh
Claude Routh
Sophia Route 1
Magdalene Rebekahs
Ahee
Oxfords
C.penney Company
Modern
14 Lite
Mit
Morolike
Sally
South Main
Jae
Georgous
Cynthia Slips
Unifors
Penney’s
Stock Up
Childre
Coats
Little Miss
Penney
Styles
Gaymode
Rayon
Tueli
O'Coats
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