Thelma Walker Weds E G Kettles At VFW Home Afternoon
Thelma Walker and E G Kettles were married at five o'clock in the VFW home with Julian S Hopkins officiating. The ceremony featured an improvised altar, arched trellis, and a reception followed with guests from various VFW posts. The bride, daughter of Mae Lanning, will reside at 217 South Torrence Street, Charlotte. The groom is an engineer for Southern Railway based in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Walker
E. G. Kettles
VFW
Julian S. Hopkins
Green Street Baptist Church
Oregon
J. S. Hopkins
Wood
St. Mary's
Adams
Mr. Wood
Bond
Jine Kettles
Miss Kettles
Mae E. Lanning
Frankie Greer
Shirley Ray Gallimore
Joyce Keepecki
Betty Smith
Miami
Fla
South Torrence Street
Charlotte
Mae Lanning
High Point
Southern Railway
Eastern Lines
Emerywood Club and Local Groups Schedule Week
A dense listing of events for Emerywood area clubs and members. Schedule includes the Emerywood Country Club bridge party the Joe Temple Lindsay street dinner honoring Miss Jacqueline Kennedy, and meetings for Altrusa Order of the Eastern Star and various study and women’s groups. Also notes golf, Girl Scout training, garden club programs, and duplicate club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood
Emerywood Country Club
Acnec ‘Ee
Theta Phis End Busy Week For Rushee Group
The Theta Phi sorority at High Point college concluded a week of rushee events. Names include Glor ia Foust Janet Russell Becky Chappell Candor Frances Gamewell din Eliza beth Dickerson Kathryn Young Ra ids Jean Sexton Ian Creech with alumnae hosting breakfast at Wesley Memorial and Mrs Nelle Humphreys hosting gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Phi Sorority
High Point College
Gloria Foust
Janet Russell
High Point
Becky Chappell
Candor
Frances Gamewell
Din
Elizabeth Dickerson
Spartanburg
Kathryn Young
Roanoke
Raids
Jean Sexton
Denton
Ian Creech
Smithfield
Winston-Salem
Altrusa Dinner Meeting Plans October Program
The Altrusa club will hold its October program meeting tomorrow evening at the Sheraton hotel. Co chairs Miss Elsie Ellen Moore and Beatrice Crouch will run the session after the 6:30 dinner. Reports from the Savannah conference include Mrs Lou Rothrock becoming district governor. The main feature is a review of the book One World or None by Miss Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Elsie Ellen Moore
Beatrice Crouch
Altrusa District
Savannah
Lou Rothrock
Miss Moore
Beauty Operators Meet Postponed
The High Point Cosmetologists local chapter meeting at the Sheraton hotel has been postponed to Wednesday evening. It will be held at 7 o clock in the hotel's dining room, and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Cosmetologists
Sheraton
Dinner Planned for Miss Kennedy
Mr and Mrs Charles Perry entertain Saturday at their home 1109 Rotary drive for Miss Jacqueline Kennedy bride elect of next month arranging a formal dinner to honor the engagement and upcoming wedding plans.
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Mrs. Charles Perry
Rotary Drive
Jacqueline Kennedy
Pentagon Club Meets Tuesday Evening at Mrs Gray Home
Pentagon club members will meet Tuesday evening at Mrs Joe Gray’s home 410 Lindsay Street. Those unable to attend should notify the hostess at 5233.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Joe Gray
Lindsay Street
Births at High Point Memorial Hospital
Moorefield Clyde E and Mrs Virginia Moorefield announce a son Myron Edsel born October 19 at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Linthicum William B and Mrs Joy Linthicum announce a daughter Patricia Gale born October 19 at Boulevard unit. Robbins S D Jr and Mrs Robbins announce a daughter Brenda Carolyn born October 17 at Boulevard unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
Clyde E. Moorefield
Boulevard
Myron Edsel
High Point Memorial Hospital
Virginia Buser
Spey — Linthicums Hmave
William B. Linthicum
Briggs Avenue
Patricia Gale
Boulevard Unit
Linthicum
Joy King
Rebekahs Present Tom Brennaman Show Friday Night
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge sponsors a Tom Brennaman show this Friday October 25 at seven o'clock at the Moose hall. The public is invited with a free supper and a reasonable admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Tom Brennaman
Moose Hall
Wild Flower Club Meeting With Mrs Shaw
The Wild Flower Garden club will meet at 1003 Westwood with Mrs. R. H. Shaw on Thursday at 7 30 pm. Mrs. W H English will present a program on Sunshine Or Shade.
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Adams Memorial Ywca
Chester A. Marsh
Winston-Salem
Priscilla Club
Paul Ingle
The
Wild Flower Garden Club
R. H. Shaw
Westwood
W. H. English
Friendship Club Meets Wednesday at Mrs Boyd's home
The Friendship club program shifts to Wednesday at 8 pm with Mrs Joe D Boyd hosting at 1009 Howell Street. Members are urged to note the date change from Thursday to Wednesday for this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild
The
High Point Memorial Hospital Association
Adams Merorial Ywca
Friendship Club
Joe Boyd
Howell Street
Boyd
Joe D. Boyd
Anne Adams Pattern 4993 Fall Outfit for Winter 1946
Advertises pattern 4993 for sizes 12 to 20 with a high feathered hat and Dol on look. Includes skirt bodice and hat with full illustrated instructions, tested for fit, and a note on fabric yards for 54 inch and 45 inch? widths. Order from Pattern Dept 243 West 7th St New York NY with fifteen cents for the 1946 47 booklet and a free girl hat and bag pattern set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssenu Tewenly
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 7Th St
New York
N.Y
Anne Adams
Menuhin Praises British Film As He Plays Here Tonight
Violinist Yehudi Menuhin, here for a concert at the senior high school auditorium, lauds British motion pictures based on his London trip to discuss The Magic Bow with producers. He praises wartime British studios for their resilience and sound, noting his soundtrack work in July and his extensive wartime concert aid.
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High Point Community Concert Association
Yehudi Menuhin
London
Menuhin
Paganini
Sheraton Hotel
New York City
Ree Ogee
Armed Forces
The
Red Cross
Thomasville Women’s clubs host programs and parties
The Fine Arts department of the Thomasville Woman’s Club met at Mrs. C. M. Fields home with Miss Louise McMillan presenting “Fashion in Books.” Spinisters planned October 29 activities and new officers will be elected. Mary Wyn Corcoran celebrated her sixth birthday with a Halloween party attended by 35 children. The Business and Professional Women’s Club met at the Woman’s Club building with talks on world affairs and civic projects planned. delegates to Greensboro district meeting were elected. Pears should not be refrigerated until ripe.
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Thomasville
Mesdames Furman Covington
Charles Leek
Louise Edwards
Ted Davis
Mesdames Shirley Tysinger
Carl Black
Joel Walker
Dorcas Clinard
Dorothy Kennedy
Gilbert Primm
Elizabeth Carr
Alice Jones
Mary Alma Teague
Mary Wyn Corcoran
George Corcoran
East Main Street
Lillian Yow
Mary Wyn
Business and Professional Women's Club
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
G. E. Crowell
Sallie McCracken
Cleta Rich
Richard W. Freeman
Jim Hix
Greensboro
Record Enrollment Maps 18 Million Textbooks Needed
A study estimates that U.S. universities require about 18 million textbooks to support record enrollment. The figure highlights growing demand for instructional materials across higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
High Point Altrusans Named Governors at Savannah Conference
High Point delegates returned from Savannah where Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock was selected governor of the second district of Altrusa International. Mrs. Mary Ballard was named district secretary with other officers announced. The group planned a future meeting in Washington, D C, and highlighted tours and speakers during the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusan
Savannah
High Point
Altrusa International, Inc
Mary Lou
John L.) Rothrock
Mary
T. R.) Ballard
Edith Nelson
Richmond
Frances R. Miller
Jacksonville
Fla
Helen Stevens
Washington, D. C
Executive Board
John L. Rothrock
Altrusans
Miss Melita Eldridge Sets Out For Gatlinburg Trip
About people report Melita Eldridge left on Thursday for Star where she was joined by Mr and Mrs C V Richardson to make a trip to Gatlinburg Tennessee to spend several days. Kathleen McCarter former cosmetologist at Betty Lou Tobias shoppe is now a representative with the airy Catherine McQuinton cosmetic company in New York City. Miss Jane Wallace of Philadelphia who is rooming with Miss Betty Sue Short at Guilford College spent the day with Miss Short at her home. Fire losses in the U S during 1945 were greater than in any of the preceding 16 years. Ceramic tile was widely used flooring material in medieval churches.
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Melita Eldridge
Star
C. V. Richardson
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Kathleen McCarter
Betty Lou‘Tobias Shoppe
Catherine McQuinton Cosmetic Company
New York City
Jane Wallace
Philadelphia
Betty Sue Short
Guilford College
Miss Short
U. S
WCTU Meeting Set At Grayson Home
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet at Mrs. Co S Grayson home on North Main street tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock per an announcement this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Co. S. Grayson
North Main Street
Highland Methodist Church WSCS meeting Tuesday night
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Highland Methodist Church will meet at the church at 7 30 o'clock on Tuesday evening per an announcement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Highland Methodist Church
Sub Tropical Isle to Host Hunting Center on Bald Head Island
Development begins on Bald Head Island off North Carolina as a recreation and hunting site. Carl Dunn of Wilmington has leased the island from Frank Sherrill of Charlotte to build an airfield and start duck and goose hunting flights in two weeks. Officials have recommended the island as a candidate for the United Nations headquarters, and Dunn says operations will not affect that proposal.
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Wilmington
North Carolina
Carl Dunn
Frank O. Sherrill
Charlotte
Dunn
United Nations
Local BPWC Members Attend Greensboro District Meeting
Thirteen members of the local Business and Professional Women's Club joined the third district meeting at the Masonic Temple in Greensboro. Workshops started at 4 PM and a banquet followed at 6:30 PM. District officers were elected and the group adopted war orphans as a project for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Third
Greensboro
Masonic Temple
Kate B. Ragan
BPWC
Kathryn Shipman
State Federation
Oriana B. James
Garris McGirt
Alta Chatelin
Feral Green
Ruby
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Dal
Hks
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis
Nelson MN
Main
West End
Beauty Shop
Becky's
Whitlark’s
East Commerce
L . Stewart
Joe Temple
James Kidd
Order of the Eastern Star
Ruth Hoover
S. E. Adcock
Stokesdale
Piedmont Woman's Golf Association
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. W. Gluyas
Greenway Drive
Emerysnwood Country Club
Theta Phis
Altrusan
Tomoroow
Miss Kennedy
Quality Bakery
Rebekahs
Wild Flower Club
Mrs. Shaw
Hane
Helos
Woman's Club Dept
T. R. Ballard
Washington D. C
Rothrock
Ballard
de Soto
Savannah Altrusa Club
Martha Thomas Fitzgerald
Columbia
S. C
Mary Poindexter
Savannah Club
Teag
Armstrong Junior College
Juliette Low
Girl Scouts of America
General Oglethorpe
Wilmington Island
Oleda Schrottky
National Board of Girl Scouts of
Jessie May Young
Virginia Ryan
Hazel Johnson
Mabel Hargett
Vera H. Smith
Marie Forest
Edna Blake
Lucille Johnston
Princess Beauty Shop
Gillie
WCTU
Grayson Home
Blue Plate Foods
Party Dainties
Lue
Boa
Sors
C. A. Ring's
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