Emily Dickenson Program At Tea And Topics Club
Mrs. Logan Porter led a Tea and Topics meeting at Hillcrest Drive with Mrs. Ernest Wall as hostess. The program explored Emily Dickenson the recluse New England poetess using Life and Letters of Emily Dickenson and Emily Dickenson Face to Face as bases with comments by Louis Untermeyer. Pictures of the Dickenson home and a letter from Emily Bianchi were shared as unusual insights into the poetess life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Dickenson
Logan Porter
Ernest Wall
Hillcrest Drive
New England
Emily Dickenson Bianchi
Porter
Louis Untermeyer
Dickenson
Bianchi
A. E. Taplin
Mesdames R. M. Andrews
W. F. Armfield
W. F. Clayton
A. G. Douglas
Coe
W. W. Idol
J. B. Marsh
R. H. Sechrest
C. E. Sheloff
Joe Weaver
Nancy K. Poston
H. D. Sears
O. EB. Wilson
Y W C A Directors Hold October Meeting at Hut
Y W C A board members convened at the hut for the October gathering led by President Mrs H A Millis. An inspirational devotional by Mrs Frank Hunsucker opened the session, with reports from Treasurer Miss Lucille Johnston and Finance Chairman Mrs M J Wrenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
H. A. Millis
Mirs
Frank Hunsucker
Lucille Johnston
M. J. Wrenn
R. T. Amos
Mooseheart Flagship Dance Marks 23rd Anniversary
The High Point Lodge Loyal Order of Moose No 693 hosts a script affair dance at Sedgefield Manor this evening to celebrate Mooseheart’s 23rd founding anniversary. Davis Brothers Orchestra provides music from 9 p m. Members from across the state and their guests are expected to attend a highly successful Moose event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart
High Point Lodge
Third Lecture Of Omega Chapter On Fundamental Needs
Dr P E Lindley spoke on The Fundamental Needs of a Human Being before Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma at a recent meeting. Twenty members attended the discussion with several taking part, as the group reviewed constitution and by laws during a brief business session led by President Mrs Marie Caddell.
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Omega
P. E. Lindley
Kappa Gamma
Lindley
Marie Caddell
Margaret Poole
Sheraton Grill
Philomathean-W O T Program Meeting Scheduled Tuesday
The joint Philomathean and W O T club meeting resumes Tuesday at 3 30 p m at Mrs T J Gold home in Sedgefield with Mrs H A Millis and Mrs Willis H Slane as speakers. Mrs Slane will discuss her France Europe tour from last summer. Mrs Bascom Hoskins and Mrs C E Sheroff depart for Charlotte for a weekend visit with Mrs R L Ownbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean
T. J. Gold
Sedgefield
Gold
H. A. Millis
Willis H. Slane
France
Europe
Bascom Hoskins
Marian Martin Frock Pattern Promises Easy Wardrobe Solves
Marian Martin Pattern 9076 offers a versatile waist frock with a center front panel, two pleats, and options for long or short sleeves in colorful wool, cotton challis, crepe, or synthetics. Sizes 14 to 42, yardage listed. order form and price details included. Pattern and book priced at 15 cents each, 25 cents together. send to The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Prize Winners In Baby Contest At Archdale School
Archdale School hosted a baby contest and festival with prizes awarded to Maxine Duggins as most popular girl Lewis Stroud as most popular boy Ann Meredith as cutest baby Peggy Moffitt as best costumed girl Donald Gilmore as best costumed boy Honorable mention went to Leroy Cornellion and Helen Lemmons Other participants included Walter Davis Roger Davis Sarah Allen Perry Billie Sue Miller Lorraine Peace Joan White Betty Earl Wilson Nancy Peace Peggy Lemmons Tommy York and Josephine Warren Each entrant received a Mother Goose book as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale School
Maxine Duggins
Lewis Stroud
Ann Meredith
Peggy Moffitt
Donald Gilmore
Leroy Cornellion
Helen Lemmons
Walter Davis
Roger Davis
Sarah Allen Perry
Billie Sue Miller
Lorraine Peace
Joan
Carodean Wall Hosts Twelfth Birthday Party
Miss Carodean Wall entertained friends at a birthday party on the Asheboro road celebrating her twelfth birthday. Thel ma, Perry and Helen Shropshire won games and contests. A 12 candle cake was served with refreshments by Dorothy and Roxie Wall and Marine Burge to a group including Edith and Jacqueline Aldridge, Helen and Mary Hill, Edith Burrow, Edith Lawrence, Ruby Wall, Darline Hill, Marjorie English, Thelma Perry, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carodean Wall
Asheboro Road
Thelma
Perry
Helen Shropshire
Dorothy
Roxie Wall
Marine Burge
Edith
Jacqueline Aldridge
Helen
Mary Hill
Edith Burrow
Edith Lawrence
Ruby Wall
Darline Hill
Marjorie English
Sedgefield Hunt Opens Season With First Live Hunt
The social calendar notes a 7 a m start for the season’s first live hunt by Sedgefield Hunt at Sedgefield stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
Pickens Plans Louisiana Trip For Tulane Game
Rupert T. Pickens left for New Orleans to attend the Carolina Tulane football game tomorrow afternoon. He will be joined by his brother Wyatt A. Pickens, associate professor at Louisiana State University, for a short visit to Baton Rouge. They expect to return next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert T. Pickens
New Orleans
Wyatt A. Pickens
Apton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Pickens
W C T U Plans New Dry Program At Albemarle
The North Carolina Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets in Albemarle to draft a dry program for the January state assembly. Leaders expect a push to repeal local liquor laws in 17 eastern counties and oppose wine and beer sales statewide. Dale K. Burgess and Mrs. D Leigh Colvin spoke at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
North Carolina Women’s Christian Temperance Union
State General Assembly
Dale K. Burgess
United Dty Forces
D. Leigh Colvin
New York
Meadows Fete Daughter On 12th Birthday At Home
Mrs Meadows entertained in honor of her daughter Oleen for her 12th birthday at 1311 East Green Street. From 3 to 5 the children played games with prizes won by Mary Elizabeth Welch and Roy Wright Jr. Refreshments in pink and green followed for Ruth Meadows Mildred Cagle Elsie Crowson Helen Cagle Iris Hiatt Mary Hiatt Dorothy Farlow Mary Elizabeth Welch Ellen Marie Farlow Mary Grace Farlow Betty Lou Meadows Hessie Faye Meadows Roy Wright Jr Harold Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Meadows
East Green Street
Oleen
Mary Elizabeth Welch
Roy Wright, Jr
Ruth Meadows
Mildred Cagle
Elsie Crowson
Helen Cagle
Iris Hiatt
Mary Hiatt
Dorothy Farlow
Ellen ~ Marie Farlow
Mary Grace Farlow
Betty Lou. Meadows
Hessie Faye Meadows
Harold Hedrick
Joint Supper and Program by Live Y'ers and Jolly Y clubs
Two Y W C A clubs, Live Y'ers and Jolly Y, held a joint supper at the hut last evening. Mrs. Nancy K. Poston presented a program with book reviews, well received by the members. Each club then held its own meeting with Lena Belle Grant and Lillian Weisner presiding. Plans were made for Halloween events on October 29 at the hut and parties for members and friends.
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Live Y’ers
Jolly Y Clubs
Nancy K. Poston
Lena Belle Grant
Lillian Weisner
Jolly Y Group
Hallowe'en
Helen Caldwell Munday
Ente
Live Y’ers Club
Salem Academy Officers Named in Student Roll Call
Class officers elected at Salem Academy include Mary McDevitt of Charlotte as senior president and Jacqueline Miller of Greensboro as sophomore president. Others span Winston-Salem and nearby cities with roles in vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and various postgraduate posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Salem Academy
Dorothy Ann Myers
Jacqueline Miller
Greensboro
Mary McDevitt
Charlotte
Eleanor Sue Cox
Beatrice Woodruff
Linthicum Heights
Jacqueline Ray
Oxford
Harriette Cunningham
Ann Hanes
Cordelia Earle
Los Angeles
Anna Bitting Whitaker
Margaret Courtney
Nancy McMillan
Knoxville
Tenn
Lizabeth Sartin
Winston- Salem
Doris Stroupe
High Point
Laura Mae Shaver
Albemarle
Camilee Trotman
Deep River Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Miss Ruth Wood entertained her Sunday school class with 14 members on Wednesday night October 14. The Women's Auxiliary hosted a weiner roast at the Sunday school hut. Miss Sadie Westmoreland wed Charles Gray of Colfax at Gray's home Saturday. Melvin Lowe remains hospitalized after surgery. Local visits include Greensboro and High Point travelers. Next meeting will study The Nefro Family.
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Ruth Wood
M. L. Williard
Sadie Westmoreland
Charles Gray
Colfax
Melvin Lowe
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Gattis Foster
Everett Hodgin
Margaret
Edith
Frances
Greensboro
Fred Carroll
Bessie Foster
Ethel Hollingsworth
High Point
Clay Williard
Claud Fox
Nefro
Mildred Herrin
Salemburg
E. N. Wall
Fred B. Mans
W. F. Mathews
John Fox
W. F. Talley
Mayme Lineberry
Greensboro Road
L. R. Hughes
Sam Hughes
Burlington
Davidson
Basil Hughes
Bertha Brown
Balfour
D. L. Brown
Zola Benson
D. C. Rush
Randleman
Randolph County
J. T. Lambert
H. H. Hamilton
Chalyheate Springs
J.T. Gaylon
Miss Parrish and Freeman Host Club Meeting in Randleman
Miss Rose Parrish and Miss Lucille Freeman entertained club members at Mrs. J. E. Davis home on Main street with floral decor. H. Coroner won a lamp, Greir Newlin took the booby prize. Guests included Mrs. Watson Millikan and Miss Edna Johnson of Asheboro. The M E church Women’s Missionary Society met at the parsonage with hostesses Mrs. J. H. West, Mrs. James O. Pickard and Miss Laura Brookshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Rose Parrish
Lucille Freeman
J. E. Davis
Main Street
H. Coroner
Greir Newlin
Watson Millikan
Edna Johnson
Asheboro
Woman's Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
J. H. West
James O. Pickard
Laura Brookshire
Taylor
Pope
Highland Club Supper Meeting Honors Edna Cribbs Walker
The Highland Club will hold a supper meeting at the Y W C A hut tomorrow at 5 30 p m. Edna Earl Cribbs Walker will be honored during the event, and all members are expected to attend.
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Highland Club
Edna Earl Cribbs Walker
Kenned Ellingtons Read Vows in Mooresville Nuptials
W. W. Ellington Jr and Elizabeth Kennedy wed at the bride's home Saturday evening with an improvised fern altar and chrysanthemums. Music by Miss Drum of Catawba College and Mr Simmons of Spencer accompanied the ceremony. The bride, a Mooresville High School and Erskine College alumna, teaches at Mt. Unal. groom from High Point works in floristry. guests traveled from High Point Charlotte Greenville and Davidson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
N. C
W. W. Ellington, Jr
Elizabeth Kennedy
Miss Drum
Catawba College
Simmons
Spencer
McDowell
Ellington
Mooresville High School
Erskine College
Mt. Unal
Hi Point
Cery
Ellington Flori
M Nance
Nance Flowers
Nell Elling
P. A. Clifto
Hazel Wright
Wayne Delall
High Point
Marth Lane
Belvidere
Co. L. Hood
Charlotte
W. Nance
Greenville
D. C
Lester Hannah
Davidso
Birth of Son Darrell Lyn Reported in Tipton Street Family
Mr and Mrs H H H of 1202 Tipton street announce the birth of a son Darrell Lyn on October 21 at Guilfo General hospital Mrs Harris is the former Miss Josie Bame.
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Tipton Street
Darrell Lyn
Guilfo General Hosiital
Harris
Misa Josie Bame
Fragmented note on telescope-eyed goldfish breed
A damaged report mentions a telescope eyed goldfish variety with normal eyes and escaped lenses. It notes that this mutation makes the breed valuable and implies limited development or growth in some context.
Duke Junior Betty Jo Abels Visits Emerywood Family
Miss Betty Jo Abels a Duke University junior arrived to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John C Abels at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Abels
Duke University
John C. Abels
Emerywood Country Club
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Y.W.C.A
Moose
Louisiana
Mrs. Meadows
Eva Thornton
J. L. Hones
Paul Sullivan
Henry Veach
Deep River Church
Parrish
Freeman
Black Kid Oxfords
Goodyear
North Main
Mooresville, N. C
Hutchen’s Bakery
North Main Street
Humphrey
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