Business and Professional Women Meet in Reidsville
The North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs plans its fall council in Reidsville on November 10 with headquarters at the Belvedere hotel. The program centers on economic security featuring an executive board session at 10 a.m. and a luncheon chaired by Mrs. Dorothy Hodges Barksdale. A banquent and district meetings across the state are noted, with district directors and new standing committee chairs named by Miss Mae Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Reidsville
Belvedere Hotel
Dorothy Hodges Barksdale
Leaksville- Spray
Federation
Reidsville Club
Miss Ruthood
Reids Ville Club
Waynesville Club
Doyle Alley
Rockingham
Fleeta Greene
Rockingham Club
Eudora Ramsey Richardson
Charlotte
Winston Salem
Elizabeth Conrad
Clyde L. Sheets
Smithfield
Kinston
Mary V. Hill
Douglas McDaniel
Jane Truex
Hendersonville
Annie Aderholdt
Statesville
Elizabeth H. Ramsey
Asheville
Elsie G. Riddick
Raleigh
Elsie Riddick
K. M. Wood
Henderson
Mary Fix
Burlington
Pearl Jordan
Wilson
Ruby McGouran
Fayetteville
Lena Glidewell
Lena Woods
Ada M. Byford
Junior Etude Music Club Met Saturday
The Junior Etude Music Club met Saturday afternoon on South Main Street with Doris Koonce presiding. Ruth Williard announced the program arranged with Koonce and featured songs, readings, and piano solos, followed by two memory-piece contests won by Mary Jane Wilson and Betty Croker. Guests and club members enjoyed Halloween decor and refreshments afterward.
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Etude
Doris Koonce
South Main Street
Ruth Williard
America
Grace MacKaughan
Irma Sheloff
Gertrude Tomlinson
Arnold Koonce, Jr
Chop
Susannah Matthews
Doris Johnson
Mary Jane Wilson
Irma Shore Sheroff
Marjorie Kearns
Betty Croker
Betty Hayes
Oak Hill P T A Reports Growth and Effort
The Oak Hill Grade P T A met Friday at 2 pm with Mrs C O Sizemore presiding and detailing clothing and feeding for underprivileged students. Mrs Fred F Bryant noted higher paid memberships and renewed parental loyalty to the movement. Other items include a birthday party for Doris Petty with games and Halloween decor and Delta Tau club and Order of the Eastern Star meetings scheduled for next week. A daughter Sue Folger was born Saturday at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
C. O. Sizemore
Fred F. Bryant
Association
Bryant
Mrs Thomas Hosts Priscilla Club Meeting At Home
A priscilla club gathering at Mrs Fred Thomas on Forest Hill Drive featured knitting and chat. A salad course concluded the pleasant afternoon, with members A E Taplin Collier Ellis C Clark J F Hayden Charles W Perry I P Ingle W W Idol Hoke Bullard and Fred P Ingram present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Mesdames
A. E. Taplin
Collier Ellis
C. Clark
J. F. Hayden
Charles W. Perry
I. P. Ingle
Wv. W. Idol
Hoke Bullard
Fred P. Ingram
Legion Auxiliary Plans Series Benefit Parties
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. H. W. McCain’s home on Johnson Street on Friday October 19. President Mrs. C. A. York led a program including a pledge and a talk on welfare drives. Plans were announced for a series of benefit bridge parties starting October 23 at Mrs. J. C. Welch’s Greensboro Road home. The group discussed school library book drives, high school clinic support, Armistice Day arrangements, and a Happy Day welfare fund box at meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
C. A. York
W. J. McAnally
J. C. Welch
Greensboro Road
I. T. Mann
N. 8. Stirewalt
Salvation Army
Legion
W. EB. Price
Geddie Strickland
Tom Bates
R. L. Waynick
McCain
Illness and travel notes from local readers
Friends of Harry Jarrell regret to learn he is seriously ill with tonsillitis at his home on West Green Street. Mr and Mrs James Lyon attend the American Legion convention in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jarrell
West Green Street
James Lyon
American Legion
Miami, Fla
Cr. E. Sechrest
Preston Loflin
Asheboro Road
Carl Harvey
English Street
Shirley Gray
Gordon Lindley
F. B. Lindley
Archdale
J. C. Cross
Campbell Street
H. G. White
Johnson Street
North Park Baptists Plan Revival Services
North Park Baptist church hosts a revival starting at 11 o'clock today with O F Barnes delivering the first two sermons on The Blessings of Obedience and Where Dwelleth Thou Tonight. From Monday at 7 30 p m Rev H W Morris of Third Baptist Atlanta assists, preaching each evening while Barnes handles the singing. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Park Baptist Church
O. F. Barnes
H. W. Morris
Third Baptist Church of
Atlanta
Prince of Wales Helps 30 Women Ride to Holiday Camp
Workers from the Lamberth branch of the Personal Service League, many wives of unemployed men, traveled from Kensington to a Herne Bay vacation camp in royal cars and a royal bus. The Prince of Wales learned they were saving fares and arranged transport. He also sent a message to Mrs Arthur Ashton, head of the mission, wishing the group a happy outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Kennington
London
Herne Bay
Royal Automobiles
Lamberth
Personal Service League
Duchy of Cornwall
Arthur Ashton
Ima
Fashions in Crochet for Leisure Time Creations
A textile feature from the United States and Europe highlights crochet trends with ten illustrated articles. Readers can request a free detailed directions sheet by sending a self addressed return envelope with a three cent stamp to The Crochet Bureau of This Newspaper in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Sth Avenue
New York
Lotus Club Meets With Mrs Barnhart
Mrs C C Barnhart hosted the Lotus club Friday afternoon at her Johnson street home for members and guests. The gathering featured late fall flowers, bridge and needlework, followed by sandwiches coffee and a sweet course. Attendees included Mesdames J E Amos F H Barrett A B E Frazier Melvin Hayes Jack Taylor H R Williamson and guests Mrs R F J Johnson Miss Martha Deaton Mrs Coble Miss May Coble and Miss Pattie Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Barnhart
Johnson Street
Lotus Club
J. E. Amos
F. H. Barrett
A. BE. Frazier
Melvin Hayes
Jack Taylor
H. R. Williamson
R. F. J. Johnson
Martha Deaton
Mrs. Coble
May Coble
Pattie Jordan
Local notes on illnesses and recoveries across Greensboro
Community members and relatives are listed with hospital statuses. Laula Thacker recovers after surgery at Wesley Long in Greensboro. N R Schram and others undergo operations at Burrus Memorial. Several friends and relatives report improvements or continued illness, with visits and travel updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laula Thacker
East
Lexington Avenue
Wesley Long
Mrs J F Hayden Heads Fifth District D A R
Mrs J F Hayden elected president of the Fifth District D A R at a Oct 20 meeting of the North Carolina society held at First Methodist Church Leaksville. She succeeds Mrs Theodore Randthaler. Nine of ten chapters were represented. notable guests included state regent Mrs W H Belk and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F
Hayden
Alexander Martin
Statesville
P. W. Flagge
J. F. Hayden
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina Society
D. A
Benjamin Wyche
Charlotte
Eugene Davis
Thomasville U D C Chapter Holds Meeting at Mills Home
Thomasville October 19 members of the Brier field chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered at the Mills Home for their regular monthly meeting. Miss Ida Hinshaw of Winston-Salem spoke on The Children's Work in U D C and read poems, with solos by Mrs. George Finch and songs by Eugenia Booth. Visitors attended as hostesses served refreshments in a Halloween themed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
I. G. Greer
Mills
Sallie , McCracken
Annie Hall
A. C. Lovelace
Greer
McCracken
E. J. Poe
George Finch
Ida Hinshaw
Winston-Salem
Hinshaw
Eugenia Booth
Mrs Phillips Hosts Thursday Bridge Club on Sunrise Avenue
Mrs Charles F Phillips entertained the Thursday bridge club and guests at her Sunrise Avenue home Friday afternoon. Three tables of bridge were in play with late fall flowers in the setting. Mamie Harris won a baking set for high score, Mrs G W Lyles received novelty jewelry, and Mrs C F Finch earned the top score among visitors earning a cream and sugar set. Two refreshment courses followed the games for Mesdames Carson Coz W E Tomlinson J W Hawthorne Walter Rapp Rob...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Phillips
Sunrise Avenue
Thursday Bridge Club
Mamie Harris
Mra. G
Weekend Visit for Miss Jonnie Reid Newby
Miss Jonnie Reid Newby, Meredith College student, spends the weekend with her parents at their West Main street home. Mr and Mrs R Carpenter return from Charles W Va after the death of Mrs Carpenter’s brother A R Cureton at his home there last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie Reid Newby
Meredith College
Mrs. C. H. Newby
West Main Street
Mrs. R. ©. Carpenter
Charles W. Va
PT A Indoor Fair at Colonial Drive School a Big Success
The indoor fair at the American Legion Hut Friday evening, sponsored by the Colonial Drive School Parent Teacher Association led by Mrs. D. A. Long, Jr., drew a large crowd and raised funds. Booths lined the walls, refreshments and items were sold, games like Bingo provided amusement, and a local string band supplied music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive
D. A. Long, Jr
P.T. A
Birth of Donna Jackoline Smith in Lexington
Mr and Mrs H D Smith of Thomasville announce a daughter Donna Jackoline born October 19 at Davidson Hospital Lexington Mrs Smith was formerly Miss Mary Byerly of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Smith
Thomasville
Donna Jackoline
Davidson Hospital
Lexington
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Business - Professional Clubs’ Council
Junior Etude Music Club
Betty Deane Knox
Thomas and
Eleanor Dodamead
Harold Williard
Miss Mae Kirkman
Maude Sapp Carraway
Norma Page
Nell Fleming Sheloff
Frances Joyner
Max Bones
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
Patty
T. R. Petty
Centennial Avenue
Doris
W. F. Rush
Ethel Bridges
Doris Petty
Blaine Canius
Edith Causey
Mit Melias
Nina May Franklin
Terry Rush
Ruby
Helen
Iris Gurbid
Peggy Lou
Reeves
Ellen Murry Blackwelder
Delta Tau Club
C. F. Tomlinson
Parkway
High Point
Order of the Fastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bessie Pope
Sue Polger
Walter Folger
Sue
Burrus Memorial
Mrs. Thomas
Whitescarver
Fred Whitescarver
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ada Blair
Ada Blair School
Coke Cecil
North Main
Legion Auxiliary
North Park Baptists
N.r.schram
Mrs. Long
Russell Street
Misses Melba
Martha Jane Long
Ruth Yates
Mooresville
T. A. Moffitt
A. G. Pearson
Woodrow Avenue
Gladys Ellington
C. F. Ellinger
W. Ray Street
Memphis
Tenn
the Baptist Student Union
Alice Pepper
Sanford Ayers
Nathan A. Ayres
Louise Welch
Blaine Shreves
Suffolk
W. L. Albertson
Anna Lanier
T. J. Kilduff
New Britain, Conn
Frances Scruggs
Berta Andrews
DeLite Beauty Shop
J.S. Welborn
High Po
Morrison
Art Rapp
G. W. Lyles
Heatrola
En Heatrola
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