Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers at Denny Street Meeting
Adjutant J M Cowan led the installation of new Legion Auxiliary officers for the year at Mrs. Ross H Dawin's home on Denny Street. New officers include President N B Stirewall, VPs I T Mann and D T Yow, Secretary J L Lyon, Corresponding Sh J Harper, Treasurer O Smith, Chaplain B Carraway, Sgt at Arms L B Teague, Historian J Raper. Mrs Cowan and Pauline Hicks performed brief talks and songs were circle refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ross H. Dawin
Denny Street
H. A. Cecil
J. W. McGuinn
T. J. Underwood
J. M. Cowan
Salvation Army
N. 8. Stirewall
I. T. Mann
D. T. Yow
J. &. Lyon
Leigh Harper
Oscar Smith
Bruce Carraway
Lewis B. Teague
John Raper
Cowan
Prin
Eighth Annual Music Teachers Conference At Woman's College
Greensboro articles announce the eighth annual music teachers conference to be held at the Woman's College and University of North Carolina on October 30 and 31. Renowned leaders include Dr Hollis Dann for choral music and conducting, Ernest S Williams for band and orchestral sessions, and Miss Angela Diller for piano instruction. Choirs from Greensboro and Durham high schools will perform, Davidson College band will participate, and sessions run Friday 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM with a Saturday business session and adjournment after 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Wade R. Brown
Hollis Dann
New York University
Ernests. Williams
Ernest Williams
Greensboro High School
Raymon Brietz
Durham High School
W. P. Twaddell
Davidson College
James Christian Pfohl
Home Economics
Coterien Club Hosts Dutch Supper This Saturday
The Coterien Club will host an outdoor Dutch supper at the club cottage on the Asheboro road Saturday evening. Honor guests are Mr. and Mrs. J. Elwood Cox II and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis, recently married. Guests arrive at six thirty, supper at seven, with dancing in the clubhouse until eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterien Club
Club
Asheboro Road
J. Elwood Cox, II
Robert Davis
Cox
Mr. Davis
Patrolman Resigns From North Carolina Patrol
E D McMullan a state highway patrolman based in New Bern submitted his resignation to the highway commission today in Raleigh on October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
E. D. McMullan
New Bern
Highway Commission
Omega Luncheon At Sheraton Reports Attendance
The Kappa Gamma Sorority held its weekly luncheon at the Sheraton Grill yesterday from noon to 1 pm with twelve members and one visitor Miss Doris Poole of Chicago Illinois. Mrs Emma Poole was the guest of honor and Mrs B Francis Hendricks served as hostess. A psychology lecture by Dr P E Lindsay will follow Thursday at 730 pm in the Sheraton committee room as the third in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sheraton Grill
Doris Poole
Chicago
Ill
Miss Poole
Emma Poole
B. Francis Hendricks
P. E. Lindsay
The
Sheraton
First Allied Air Raid on German Territory Initiated World War
The first recognized Allied air raid on German territory occurred four months after the start of World War I, marking an early milestone in the aerial campaign.
Social Calendar Highlights Mid-Week Study Club and Others
The Wednesday schedule lists gatherings at Rowella apartments and High Point College for the October Music Literature meeting, with several associate hostesses. Other events include Jewish Women meeting on Morris Street and Tea and Topics club at Hillcrest Drive. Afternoon clubs and YWCA board meeting follow, with Friday Priscilla and Sorosis clubs, and a Saturday Sedgefield Hunt start at Sedgefield stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Biggs
Rowella Apartments
High Point Woman’s Club
Woman's Hall
High Point College
Mesdames G. I. Humphreys
J. BE. Marsh
R. L Quigley
Geddie Strickland
Louise Adams
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry Doctor
Morris Street
Mike Clein
Wall
Hillcrest Drive
The
Priscilla Club
Clark
Parkway
Sorosis Club
J. B. Kirkman
East Washington Street
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
Church Social Bruns wick Stew Sale Planned
The M. P. Circle of First Methodist Protestant church announces a Brunswick stew sale for Thursday. Call the church office at 2457 Ward St for orders. The Ward Street Methodist church Auxiliary meets Thursday at 7 30 PM, and the Dozier circle of West End Baptist meets with Mrs. J E Smith on Ennis Street Monday with 11 members and two visitors. Mrs Pearl Snyder led the program and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Circle
Brunswick
First Methodist Protestant Church
Ward ST
Ward Street
Dozier Circle of
West End
Garden Club Council Holds October Meeting At Hillcrest
High Point Garden club council president Mrs E S Wall hosted the October gathering at 214 Hillcrest drive with all clubs represented except one. Mrs A E Frazier urged support for the Give A Lunch Fund aiding undernourished children in local schools. Clubs will supply library flowers during Book Week November 4 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Wall
High Point Garden Club Council
Hillcrest Drive
A. E. Frazier
Seo Cee
Allen Jay PTA Executive Committee Meets At President’s Home
The Allen Jay PTA executive committee met at president Mrs. O D Shephard’s home on Monday evening October 19. Members reported progress and plans for action across PTA work with a strong push for membership drive ending the last week in October. The hostess and helpers served refreshments to a group of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
O. D. Shepherd
P.T. A
McCuiston
Bobby Shepherd
C. S. Kellar
W. T. Neaton
Ernest Hall
Arlene Hendricks
Rosa Macingram
Ruth Sikes
Bera Brown
I. M. Thomas
B. C. Glasgow
Two UNC Faculty Members and Wives Feted at Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill on Tuesday afternoon the University and the Art Department of the Chapel Hill Community club jointly honored Professor and Mrs. Russell Smith and Professor and Mrs. Samuel Selden at Hill Hall. Smith heads the new Art Department and Selden is technical director of the Carolina Playmakers. the Seldens were recently married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Russell Smith
Samuel Selden
July Vehicle Registrations Reach 357 490
Complete reports show July passenger car registrations totaling 357 490, up 25.4 percent from July 1935, reflecting strong demand and growth in new car ownership.
Flattering Marian Martin Frock Pattern 9955 Seeks Orders
The pattern 9955 offers a bewitching yoke with bow and full sleeves in sizes 16 through 48. Instructions include a diagrammed sew chart and affordable fabric options from wool crepe to synthetics. Orders to The Enterprise Pattern Department 232 W 18th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Mrs Crutchfield Hosts Thomasville Book Club
Mrs Z V Crutchfield entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Book club at her West Main street home for the autumn season. New president Mrs C Ferrell Gibson presided and the program leader Mrs D A Long Jr covered Giotto da Bondone Leonardo da Vinci and Vincent van Gogh with a two course repast featuring a Halloween motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Z. V. Crutchfield
West Main Street
C. Ferrell Gibson
David Long, Jr
Giotto di
Altrusans Plan Weekend District Meeting in Durham
Mrs. Alice Dickerson will represent the local Altrusa club at the Second District meeting in Durham. She will attend in place of Miss Addie Moore and will be joined by Miss Lois Welborn and Mrs. Marie Caddell with several other members attending portions of the event. The Durham Chapel Hill club hosts with events from Friday night to Sunday breakfast including a banquet at Hope Valley Country club and a tea at Duke University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dickerson
Altrusa
Durham
Dickerson
Addie Moore
Lois Welborn
Marie Caddell
Mary Ballard
Mabel Hargett
Lillian Massey
Hazel Johnson
Gilbert Muse
Jessie Mae Young
Madeline Hoover
Durham Chapel Hill
Carolina Inn
Chapel Hill
Duke University
Hope Valley Country Club
Washington Duke Hotel
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Holds Memorial Session
The Tuesday evening Garden Club met at president Mrs. John Hedrick’s North Main home. In honor of recently deceased member Mrs. Arthur Ridge, the regular meeting was canceled and resolutions in her memory were passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hedrick
North Main Street
Arthur Ridge
Poole Family Visit and Local Medical Updates
Miss Doris Poole of Chicago is visiting her mother Mrs Emma Poole on Lindsay street and plans to stay about two weeks. Mrs D T Andrews is improving at her Russell street home after several days with a badly infected foot. Mrs Ozment is recovering after a major operation at Burrus Memorial hospital and is progressing as well as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Poole
Chicago, Ll
Emma Poole
Lindsay Street
Miss Poole
D. T. Andrews
Russell Street
Ozment
Arthur Ozment
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Women of High Point Meet This Evening at Morris Street Home
The Women of the Jewish community in High Point will gather tonight at eight o'clock at Mrs. Harry Doctor's Morris Street home. Mrs. Mike Clein will serve as associate hostess at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Doctor
Morris Street
Mike Clein
Misses Jackson And Bolling On Staff Of Carolinian
Special editors, the business staff, and the reportorial staff of The Carolinian weekly student newspaper at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina have been announced. Miss Virginia Jackson of High Point is art editor and Miss Nell Starkey of Lexington is sports editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Carolinian
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Kate Urquhart
Woodville
Virginia Jackson
High Point
Nell Starkey
Lexington
Betty Trimble
Emily Stanton
Wilmington
Eva Mae Scott
Lucama
Ethel Cody
Darlington
D. C
Helen Bolling
Elizabeth Wenz
Asheville
Helen Dennis
Marshall
Elizabeth Brown
Erwin
Maxilla Everett
Scotland Neck
Maxine Garner
Liberty
Caroline Lewis
Southern Pines
Margaret Mahaffey
Hickory
Elinor Henderson
Mary R. Epps
Jeanette Platt
Winston-Salem
Susannah Thomas
Wadesboro
Gladys Best Tripp
Ayden
Entertained By Mrs Lloyd Sheetz At Bridge Club
Ace-Hi bridge club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Lloyd Sheetz home on White Oak Street. Two tables played as fall flowers provided color in the living room. Highest scorer was Mrs. Harry Culler with Mrs. B. A. Wright runner-up. Guest award went to Mrs. Leo Malone. Refreshments followed as cards were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sheetz
White Oak Street
Harry Culler
B. A. Wright
Bach
Leo Malone
Sheets
Silas Casey
HB. A. Wright
Steve Ingram
Bob Ingram
William Robinette
Riley Martin
Joe Walser
Presbyterian Women Begin Annual Convention at Laurinburg
The Presbyterian synod of North Carolina women’s auxiliary opens its annual convention in Laurinburg after preliminary sessions. Devotional studies and committee reports underway as Dr. H. M. leads the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurinburg
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
Feature Of Program For Business Girls
The Business and Professional Girls club met at the Y W C A for a weekly session with a large turnout. Miss Lucille Browne presided as president, and Blanche Barbour Julia Liles and Mrs Kathleen Roser were named to consult with Mrs O C Prince about National Youth Administration vocational projects. The evening concluded with group singing led by Miss Winifred Bodie at the piano. twenty four members and two visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Lucille Browne
Misael Blanche Barbour
Julia Liles
Kathleen Roser
0. C. Prince
National Youth Administration
NYA
Winifred Bodie
History pace at Southern Presbyterian program in Louisville
The program for this afternoon features an historical focus with Mrs. A J Howell of Wilmington tracing the 75 year history of the Southern Presbyterian church. Dr J M Walker pastor of Steele Creek church in Mecklenburg County and moderator of the synod offered greetings during the ceremonies and a histori program followed by yesterday’s events and a sweets reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
A. J. Howell
Wilminton
Southern Presbyteria
J. M. Walker
Steele Creek
Mecklenburg County
Synod
Broug
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Legion Auxiliary
Cipal
Woman’s College
Moffitt
Omega
Ian
Dozier Circle
Garden Club Council
Allen Jay School
U.N. C
Mrs. Crutchfield
Thomasville Book Club
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Janie Reid
D. 8. Helm
J. P. Dewey
M. P. Church
Young People’s Division
John Perry
Douglas Crutchfield
Eva Burkhart
J. Clyde Allman
Congo
Isabel Boyles
Statesville
Mare Snell
J. Pliskin
Charlotte
Steve Wall
Frank Murr
George Murr
Concord
Sam Heath
Greenville
Charles Stone
Lucian
Norris Perry
Richmond
T. G. Perry
Glenn Perry
Adelaide Williamson
Lucian Perry
Edna Rogers
B. F. Johnson
Williamston
S. C
Altrusans
VT Ee
J. W
Jackson and
Bolling
College
Presbyterian
Churc
Afl Good Rue
Thars
Wagger
Ladies
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