Thomasville Literary Club Opens Fall With First Meeting
The Thomasville Literary Club held its fall kickoff at Mrs. C. H. Newby’s West Main street home. New officers were elected: President Mrs. John R. Myers, Vice President Mrs. C. F. Gibson, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. R. H. Holliday, Librarian Mrs. BE. L. Webb. The group plans meetings on the first and third Tuesdays and will study Opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
C. H. Newby
West Main Street
John R. Myers
C. F. Gibson
R. H. Holliday
BE. L. Webb
Paul Green
E. L. Webb
Z. V. Crutchfield
R. K. Farrington
P. M. Sherrill
Robert Rapp
R H. Holliday
D. A. Long
Entre Nous Club Meeting at Mrs Beavans Home
The Entre Nous Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W. C. Beavans home on No Main Street. Autumn decor and a brief social hour preceded two courses and a dessert for guests. Members present included Mesdames B. S. Cummings C. Clark J. W. Harris H. Hartzell J. F. Hayden C. Kearns C. B. Overman N. Phillips A. M. Rankin A. Tate Z. R. Walser Also present were Mesdames Ed Stee W 8S. West and Bruce C lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Beavans
Tre Nous Club
Aft
Beavans
Roo
B. S. Cummings
Cc. Clark
J. W. Harris
H. Hartzell
J. F. Hayden
Graduate Nurses Mark Tenth Anniversary Banquet
The High Point Graduate Nurses' club celebrated its tenth anniversary last evening at the Sheraton with a banquet. Miss Xanie Stowe presided as toastmistress, and Dr. E. T. Harrison introduced speaker Charles F. Carroll Jr. who urged service across medicine, teaching, and ministry, noting the doctor and nurse share the greatest opportunities to serve mankind. The event featured musical selections by Mrs. Barrier, Mrs. Strickland, and Miss Hoskins, with further performances by Romberg and Liszt pieces, and a dance by Jack Wardlaw's orchestra. Miss Raviella Furr won the club birthday gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Sheraton Hotel
Xanie Stowe
J. Clay Madison
E. T. Harrison
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Carroll
Hubert Lane Barrier
Ernestine Voneannon
Strickland
Kreisler
Dorothy Hoskins
Friml
Liszt
Household Arts Entertained By Mrs Grissom
The Household Arts club gathered at East Green Street home of Mrs F Grissom for a fall flowers setting and needlework. A birthday cake with candles celebrated Mesdames Sam Dutton and T G Shelton as Mrs Shelton served the cake to members including Dutton Ingram Montgomery Sale Ellington Womble Hinkle Russell Farlowe Ellis. Next meeting planned at Mrs N E Russell for an old fashioned quilting party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
F. Grissom
East Green Street
Mesdames
Sam Dutton
T. G. Shelton
Tomlinson Brothers Gift Furnishes Pheiffer Junior College
The Tomlinson brothers of High Point donate a Georgian styled living room for Pheiffer Junior College at Misenheimer North Carolina. The gift supports the Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church which also furnished Wood Junior College. The coed campus sits on a brick Colonial architectural site between Salisbury and Albemarle.
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Tomlinson Brothers
High Point
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pheiffer Junior College
Misenheimer
N. C
Salisbury
Albemarne
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Tomlinson
Wood Junior College
Palmistry talk highlighted at Live Y'ers meeting
The Live Y'ers club met at the Y W hut last night with Mrs T A Kearns as speaker on palmistry detailing hand lines finger shapes and variations between hands. Ten members attended the session. A Halloween celebration is planned for next Thursday.
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Y. W. Hut
T. A. Kearns
Women of the Moose Initiate New Members in Meeting
The local Women of the Moose chapter initiated two candidates into membership during the Wednesday meeting at their hall. Grand Recorder Katherine Smith sent letters read during the business session. Refreshments for 283 members were served by Mamie Heilig and Myrtle Hewett during the social hour.
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Women of the Moose
Grand
Katherine Smith
Mamie Heilig
Myrtle Hewett
Altrusa Convention Opens With Dinner at Sedgefield Inn
The Second District Altrusa convention begins Friday with a dinner at Sedgefield Inn co hosted by High Point and Greensboro clubs. It closes Sunday morning with breakfast at the Inn. The Emerywood Country Club hosts an October dinner dance at 7:30 p m with reservations due by Thursday noon.
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Altrusa
Sedgefield Inn
High Point
Greensboro
Emerywood Country Club
Dinner Dance At Emerywood Tonight With Davis Brothers Orchestra
The Davis Brothers orchestra, a well known local band, will provide music for the Emerywood Country Club dinner dance this evening. The event runs from 7 30 to 12 30, limited to club members and out of town guests.
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Davis Brothers’ Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
Jesse Washburn
Henry Foscue
Social News Notes From Local Families
Mr and Mrs BE Gary and son left for Charlotte to visit Garys mother Mrs J N Gary. Mrs W J Weddington, Miss Caroline Weddington and William Weddington Jr of Atlanta arrive to stay with Mrs Caldwell. Mr and Mrs Daniel M Webster of Chicago also arrive for a week with the Caldwells. Mrs A L Holton of Roanoke arrived to visit son Roland Holton. Miss Hallie Millikan returns from Durham after a week with the Johnsons and Miss Clopton of Gainesville and Brooklyn visits Jamestown. J D Ross recovers at home from a tunneling operation yesterday morning. Miss Clopton plans concert work in New York this winter.
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BE. E. R. Gary and Son
Charlotte
Gary
J. N. Gary
W. J. Weddington
Caroline Weddington
William Weddington, Jr
Atlanta
A.S. Caldwell, Jr
Daniel M. Webster
Chicago
Ill
Caldwell
A. L. Holton
Roanoke, Va
Roland T. Holton
Holton
Brentley Circle
Winifred Clopton
Gainesville
Texas
Brooklyn, N. Y
J. C. Putman
Jamestown
Miss Clopton
New York
Church Social and Glad Girls Meet Tonight
The East Green street Christian church missionary society convenes at 7 30 this evening for its regular monthly meeting with full attendance expected. The Green Street Baptist church Glad Girls class meets at 7 30 at the home of Misses Dorothy and Grace Simpson on Chestnut street.
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East Green
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
East Green Street
Glad Girls
Green Street Baptist Church
Dorothy and
Grace Simpson
Chestnut Street
U D C Chapter Meeting Set For Monday
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday afternoon at 3 30 o clock. Mrs H P Morrison 416 West Broad street serves as host with Mesdames Levi Haworth and H S Coffield assisting.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. P. Morrison
West Broad Street
Mesdames
Levi Haworth
H. S. Coffield
Second District Altrusans Gather At Sedgefield Inn
Altrusa members from twelve cities and eleven clubs in the Second District converge at Sedgefield Inn for a weekend convention hosted by High Point Greensboro clubs. About 150 attendees expected. events include registration, dinner, talks by district and international leaders, luncheons, site tours, golf, a drama, and Sunday breakfast.
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Sedgefield Inn
High Point
Greensboro
Altrusa
Mary Ballard
High Point Club
Elizabeth Berry
Cleora Doane
Charlotte
the Inn
Bertha M. Nienburg
Washington, D. C
Amelia Cardwell
Hermene £ Eichorne
Tomlinson Furniture
Wrenn
High Point College
Louise Wrenn
Guilford College
Battleground
Sedgefield
Nancy Sampson Hatch
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
Hatch
James D. le Gwinn
Walter Vassar
Winston-Salem
Gastonia
Durham-Chapel Hill
Huntingdon
W. Va
Richmond
Roanoke
Baltimore
Mary Altizer
Laura Armitage
Mary Norris
Ruth Y. Schiffman
Marie Caddell
Thomasville Chair Co bids on new dam project
Thomasville North Carolina firm to open bids October 28 for construction of a dam to be built near Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
N. C
Thomasville Chair Company
Theta Phi Pajama Party Plans Highlight Rush Week
Theta Phi sorority at High Point College sponsors a pajama party in Woman's hall tonight as part of rush events. The week began with a Greensboro theatre party, followed by a chow mein supper and a hay ride with 36 attendees. Mrs. J. M. Millikan and Miss Louise Adams were chaperones. others announce bid schedules through the Dean's office.
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Theta Phi
High Point College
Woman's Hall
Greensboro
Stag Club
Winston- Salem Highway
J. M. Millikan
Louise Adams
Local visitors and social notes from Greensboro and Snow Hill
Miss Cora Morton of Greens boro visits Mrs G M Hoover on East Main. Mrs W B Murphy and Mrs R E Moseley of Snow Hill dine with Mrs Moye in Mendenhall. Murphy, state vice chair man of the Democratic executive committee, attends Ninth district vice chairmen event in Salisbury. Mr and Mrs Frank Green and Miss Violet Greee plan travel to Arbuckle Calif after visiting relatives here.
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Cora Morton
Greensboro
G. M. Hoover
East Main Street
W. B. Murphy
R. E. Moseley
Snow Hill
Moye
Mendenhall
Murphy
Democratic Executive Committee
Ninth District
Salisbury
Frank Green
Violet Greee
Arbuckle
Calif
Hoey to Speak at Armistice Day Program in Asheville
Governor Hoey will address the Armistice Day program on November 11 in Asheville North Carolina and will dedicate the Western North Carolina Tuberculosis Sanatorium near Black Mountain on November 10.
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Hoey
Asheville
N. C
North Carolina
BI Mountain
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Thomasville Literary Club
C. W. Gilliam
Gleaners
M. E
Homer Crump
Frank Townson
John Hall
C. Green
L. C. Bridges
H. L. Luther
Gladys Herring
Entre Nous Club
J. B. Richardson
Thu
Moffitt’s
North Main
Pheiffer College
Women of Moose
Emerywood
Hallie Millikan
Durham
Ruth
Celeste Johnson
Springfield Avenue
J. D. Ross
Montheu Avenue
Edgar Snider
N. Wrenn
Altrusans
College Sf
USA
Silex
Paul Younts
North Main St
Betty Boop
Joker
Mickey Mouse
Pluto
8 Stooges
O. 5
Coast Guard
Broadhurst
Nat Walker
Sheraton
Beauty Shop
Quality Shoe Store
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