High Point considers private family bureau for youths
Miss Cora Bowsee of the Family Welfare Association outlines aims staff and board of a proposed private family and children’s bureau at Wesley Memorial Church. The Junior Service League hosts the briefing to gauge community interest with endorsements from city and Charlotte figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Corawzee
Family Welfare Assation of America
Junior Service League
Fter
Iss Rowzee
Matt Wall
League
J. B. Ivey
Charlotte
High Point
Ivey
Tre Nous Club Holds Meeting At residence of Mrs L R Terry
Members of the Entre Nous club enjoyed a delightful afternoon meeting at Mrs L R Terrys North Main Street home. Three tables of Bos rock were in play after a business session led by president Mrs W Harris. A Capitol of salad ice courses was served with autumn chrysanthemums and a tea table centerpiece of pink to bronze blooms. Mrs FE Frank Andrews of Greensboro and club members Z J Walser Fred Tate A M Rankin H N Phillips C B Overman J F Hayden J W Harriss Howard Hartzell S C Clark B S Cummings Embree H Blackard and BE T Kearns attended.
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Nous Ib
L. R. Terry
North Main
W. Harris
Lib
FE. Frank Andrews
Greensboro
Mesdames Z. J. Walser
Fred Tate
A. M. Rankin
H. N. Phillips
C. B. Over
T Ellis Hosts Household Arts Club Birthday Event
Mrs. T Ellis entertained the Household Arts Club at her Court home with three members honored for birthdays. C F Grissom presided, routine business approved two dollars toward the Junior Service League Milk Fund, then a social hour and birthday cake dining room with ten guests including Mesdames Shelton Dutton Ingram and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ellis
Court
Mes T G. Shelton
Sam Dnut
Fred Ingram
C. F.grissom
Serv- League
CC. F
October Dance At Emerywood Club Tonight
The Emerywood Country Club hosts an October dance at the clubhouse starting at 9 30 this evening. John Peddicord and his Winston-Salem orchestra will provide music with vocal novelties featured. The article also notes a series of international buffet suppers with spaghetti serving as the main dish for last night and a Mexican motif supper planned for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Spaghetti
YWCA Membership Event Postponed to November 7
The YWCA membership luncheon event scheduled for October 24 is rescheduled to November 7 to allow members to hear Miss Jessamine Fenner from the national personnel department. Miss Fenner will speak during her visit on November 6 and 7.
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Jessamine Fenner
National
Y. W. CC. Aw
Miss Fenner
Alumnae Supper Opens Homecoming Weekend at High Point
A Friday schedule notes an alumnae supper in the High Point College dining room to inaugurate Homecoming Day activities. A reception follows the High Point Appalachian football game in Wrenn Memorial Library. Later at 9 30 p m the Emerywood Country Club hosts October dance with John Peachcords orchestra.
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High Point College
Wrenn Memorial Library
Emerywood Country Club
John Peachcord
Three Y W C A Clubs Hold Regular Meetings
Three Y W C A clubs met yesterday with varied activities. The Y's Girls Club visited H Albion Millis farm on Greensboro road for a weiner roast with thirteen members including Wanda Vierling Nellie Turtle Thelma King Agnes Byerly. The Jolly Y Club held a supper meeting and planned programs. One and a half dozen Live Y'ers toured the Greensboro Fair in place of their regular meeting.
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Y's
H. Albion Millis Farm
Greensboro Road
Wanda Vierling
Nellie Turtle
Thelma King
Agnes Byerly
Jolly Y Club
Hut
Greensboro Fair
Misses Chandler And McCall Sponsor Fall Dance
The Royal Arcanum chapter in Winston Salem opens its fall and winter dance series Friday evening at Reynolds Grill. Misses Alice Chandler and Dorothy McCall sponsor the affair with Freddie Johnson and the UNC orchestra performing. Chaperons include Dr and Mrs Philip Melvin, Mr and Mrs Raymond Jernigan, and Mr and Mrs Richard Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum Chapter
Winston-Salem
Alice Chandler
Dorothy McCall
Reynolds Grill
Freddie Johnson
University of North Carolina Orchestra
Helen Hardee
Jane Alspaugh
Winston- Salem
Philip Melvin
Raymond Jernigan
Richard Brown
Ferber Novel Reviewed For Tea And Topics
Edna Ferber's Come and Get It was reviewed for the Tea and Topics Club yesterday at Mrs. J. T. Weaver's report on Ferber as a Jewish American novelist. Mrs. Weaver noted the Northwest is depicted socially historically industrially and racially in the work. The meeting at Mrs. 8. 8 S. Coe's Hillcrest Drive featured a salad course served by Mrs. Coe and her daughter Mrs. Lee Sherrill, with club members listed including Mrs. Weaver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ferber
Tea and Topics Club
J. T. Weaver
S. Coe
Hillcrest Drive
Ferber
Junior Red Cross Council Meeting at Elm Street School
The Elm Street School Junior Red Cross Council held its regular meeting in the auditorium. Patrol boys and monitors gave reports. city librarian Mrs. Nancy K. Poston attended as a guest and shared a Halloween story. She also reported Summer reading and Book Week announcements.
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Red Cross Council
Elm Street
Nancy K. Poston
Miss Butler
Loyal Workers to Hold Church Social Fellowship Banquet
The Loyal Workers' Class of North Main Street Baptist Church will host its annual fellowship banquet tomorrow evening at 6 30 at the church. All members and their families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street Baptist Church
Two Week End Events At Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Hunt schedules a live hunt at Adams Farm at 7 AM tomorrow with a large turnout expected. An informal ride follows on Sunday afternoon leaving Sedgefield Stables at 8 PM.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield
Adams
Mrs N N Newlin Honors Daughter In Randleman
Mrs N N Newlin entertained close friends of her daughter Mrs Charles Leonard at a dinner party in Randleman on Main Street for her 22nd birthday. The home was decorated with fall flowers and a lace tablecloth centered by a birthday cake with candles. Guests included Mescal Swaim Sarah Matthews Lib Swaim and Mrs Larry Hammond. The honoree received many presents.
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting at Mount Lebanon Church
The Mount Lebanon Church Woman's Auxiliary met Tuesday evening with Mrs. S. F. Smith and was presided by Mrs. C. L. Spencer. Rozelle Smith led devotions and the guide book was used for study.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Mount Lebanon Church
S. F. Smith
C. L. Spencer
Rozelle Smith
C. R. Ward
Problem
Betty Sink Celebrates Fifth Birthday At Depot Street
Betty Sink daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Sink entertained many young friends Saturday evening at her Depot Street home for her fifth birthday. Games were played and ice cream and cake served. Attendants included Walter Hanes Virginia Hanes Ruth Hanes Beckley Hanes Carolyn Brown Doris Dot and Junior Alfred Peggy Hanes Alfred Thomas Sink Maxton Brown Margaret Vuncannon Ruth Vuncannon Peggy Sink and Joy Deane Hanes.
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Betty Sink
Edgar Sink
Depot Street
Walter Hanes
Virginia Hanes
Ruth Hanes
Beckley Hanes
Carolyn Brown
Doris
Dot
Junior Alfred
Peggy Hanes
Alfred Thomas Sink
Maxton Brown
Margaret Vuncannon
Ruth Vuncannon
Peggy Sink
Joy Deane Hanes
Willing Workers Class Meeting at Mount Lebanon Church
The Willing Workers Class of Mount Lebanon Methodist Church met at Miss May Caudle's home with Mrs. Cox as co host. Miss Nora Hughes led devotionals and gave a financial report. A contest awarded Miss D I Brady the prize. Pineapple ice cream and cake were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Lebanon Methodist Church
May Caudle
Cox
Nora Hughes
Book Club at Mrs Bullard Hosts Garden Party
Mrs. R. P. Bullard entertained the Tuesday evening Book Club at her home on the name day. Three tables played amid roses and garden flowers. High score prize, a potted plant, went to Mrs. John Fox. Ice course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Bullard
John Fox
Local Woman Wins Piedmont Golf Tourney in Greensboro
Thirty eight women golfers from High Point and around took part in the Piedmont Women's Golf Association bi weekly tourney at the Greensboro Country Club on Wednesday. Mrs. W. H. Sullivan of Greensboro won first in the A division with a 96 handicap 17 for a net 79 followed by Shelley Caveness of Greensboro on 32 putts to win the putting prize in the same division. Other winners included Mrs. L. H. Robertson of Salisbury in Class B with a 96 19 77 for low net.
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High Point
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Greensboro Country Club
W. H. Sullivan
Greensboro
Shelley Caveness
L. H. Robertson
Salisbury
Mrs James T Ryan Hosts Two Visitors From Lynchburg Va
Mrs James T Ryan hosts two Lynchburg visitors at Em erywood Country Club for a Halloween themed bridge luncheon. Guests Mrs Clay Herring and Miss Mary Matroni were in attendance with four tables of play after a three course meal. Prizes included a double deck of cards for high score won by Mrs Jack Holbrook and crystal ash tray sets and vanity bottles for guests.
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James T. Ryan
Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg
Clay Herring
Mary Matroni
Emerywood Country Club
Jack Holbrook
Herring
Ryan
Matroni
Virginia
Julia Ryan
Hhase
Earl Phillips
Greensboro social notes and guest list update
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn P. Holder of New York visited Greensboro this week and dined with Mr. and Mrs. John Mebane on Circle Drive. Johnny Greenway underwent an appendectomy and is recovering at Guilford General Hospital. Hospital Care Association staff Mrs. Clyde Shaner and Mrs. Albert Hart attend a Durham banquet. both won recent contests. Co Barbee of Louisville visits J S Welborn on East Washington Street. Kathleen Cook of Wallace plans a weekend visit to Mrs. D A Rawley on Johnson Street. Featured bag and glove ensemble showcases black antelope with gold stitching and matching four button gloves.
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Glenn P. Holder
New York City
Greensboro
John Mebane
Circle Drive
J. W. Greenway
Johnny
Guilford General Hospital
Clyde T. Shaner
The
Hospital Care Association
Albert Hart, Jr
Durham
Washington Duke
Shaner
Hart
Co. C. Barbee
Louisville, Ky
J. S. Welborn
East Washington Street
Kathleen Cook
Wallace
D. A. Rawley
Johnson Street
Golf Ladies Close Season With Net Honors at Greensboro Club
Mrs. L W Clark of Greens boro Country Club posted 32 putts in Class C to win low net honors ahead of Mrs A Carter Em erywood High Point 102-26 76 and Mrs Wallace Taylor Starmount Forest with 36 putts in Class D. The group will meet at Sedgefield Country Club on Tuesday October 31 for the final tournament of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Clark
Greensboro Country Club
A. Carter
Emerywood Club
High Point
Wallace Taylor
Starmount Forest
Billy Carter
Mt. Arrys
Lindsay Holcomb
Mt. Airy
Sedgefield Country Club
Durocher Expects Reese to Win Dodgers Shortstop Job
Brooklyn news notes Dodgers manager Leo Durocher hopes to lose only half his duties as he looks to Harold Reese to claim the Dodgers shortstop post. Reese, a Louisville alumnus, is hailed as one of the era’s best rookie prospects.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Durocher
Harold Reese
Louisville
Reese
Roosevelt Returns Home For Weekend In Hyde Park
President Roosevelt arrived at his Hyde Park estate to spend the weekend. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and Mrs. Morgenthau, who traveled from Washington on the President’s special train, accompanied him from the station.
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Fdr
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Drive Safely High Point Streets and Highways
A public safety message urges motorists to drive carefully in High Point to reduce pedestrian and driver injuries. It cites 719 citizens injured in motor vehicle accidents from 1935 to 1938 and stresses the high cost and suffering from these injuries. The note calls for observing highway rules to protect neighbors.
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High Point
Spiced Red Cabbage Recipe With Two-Tablespoon Rule
To keep red cabbage from darkening add a little vinegar to the cooking water and use minimal water. For a medium head, cut into pieces and simmer two hours with two tablespoons each of water vinegar brown sugar butter two cloves two sliced apples plus salt and pepper.
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Adeline Hoover
Miss Rowzee
Family Bureau
Tre Nous Club
WIGHT
Vick
Matt
John Highsmith
N. Main Street
Bland’s
Holland
D. B
Sheraton
Anquet Service
Phe
Mae
Y.W.C. A
Misses Chandler and McCall Dance
Junior Red Cross Council
Elm St
N.N. Newlin
Randleman
Piedmont
Poolgate-Palmolive-Peet CO
Hauser & CO
North Wrenn Street
Burton's Ladies Shop
Guilford County Workshop
Cecil
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