Principal Supervisors Meeting Tonight by Women Principals Club
The North rn District Club of Women Principals Supervisors plans a six o clock gathering at the home of Mrs Robert A Sheloff on Mason Street. The meeting aims to foster professional improvement through sharing experiences and guidance for teachers advancing to administrative roles. New members include Thelma Parker and Evelyn Rodman Sutton with attendees from Winston-Salem to High Point.
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Northrn
Robert A. Sheloff
Ason
FE. Man
Thelma Parker
Brentwood
Evelyn Rodman Sutton Ipal
Ada Blair
Winston-Salemsboro
Asheboro
Lexington
Asville
Reidsville
Burlin
High Point
High Point Chapter Meeting With Mrs Sechrest
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its October meeting Monday afternoon at Mrs Sechrest's South Main home. Associate hostesses will be Mesdames J. E. Marsh A Iring and Joe Hoffman.
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High Point
United Ters of the Confederacy
Monternoon
Wild Flower Garden Club Meeting Hosts and Tours
Mesdames Leathers and Miller hosted the Wild Flower Garden Club yesterday at Mrs Willard Leathers Emerywood Estates with Mrs Joe Miller and other members present. An associate hostess presented harvest festival insights from Winston-Salem and Miss Clara Whitehead discussed floral botany using a perfect flower model. Members toured Leathers home antiques, then planned visits to Mrs Atler's Emerywood home.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
Willard Leathers
Emerywood Estates
Joe Miller
Leather
F. d. Bartlett
Winston-Salem
Clara Whitehead
C. A. Ring
Dale Montgomery
Leathers
Mrs. Atler
Mesdames
Robert Bain
Charles Byrd
F. J. Bartlett
W. H. English
F. L. Gordy
A. W. Leathers
Thehostes
Tea And Topics Club program on painting and sculpture
Mrs Joseph T Weaver led a Tea and Topics Club meeting at Mrs F Logan Porters Fairway Drive home. The program covered Laura Knight autobiography and Malvina Hoffman Heads and Tails with discussion of their art careers and world travels. Coffee and delicacies followed for club members including Mrs W F Clayton Mrs S S Coe and others.
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Joseph T. Weaver
Tea and
F. Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
Laura Knight
Malvina Hoffman
Mal- Vina Hoffman
Weaver Re
Man” of Field Museum
Chicago
W. F. Clayton
S. S. Coe
A. G. Douglas
W. W. Idol
J. E. Marsh
H. D. Sears
R. H. Sechrest
F. H. Hallenbeck
M. T. Lambeth
Thomasville
Vall Club
Local Society Notes On Military Moves And Health
Corporal Braxton Craven left today for Fort Monmouth New Jersey where he is stationed with the U S Army after visiting his mother Mrs Bruce Craven in Trinity for ten days. Mrs D W White who underwent a tonsillectomy at Guilford General Hospital has returned home on High Point Route Four and is recuperating satisfactorily. Lieutenant and Mrs Carl Weissmann of Washington DC return today to the city after visiting Mrs Weissmanns sister Mrs Kenneth Geddie and Dr Geddie on Rotary Drive. Mrs Weissmann, formerly Miss Alise Nesbit, is a frequent visitor here. her husband serves in the U S Army Medical Corps. Henry Hardison, son of Mr and Mrs J A Hardison of 720 Broad Street, is resting nicely at Burrus Memorial Hospital after emergency appendectomy yesterday afternoon.
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Braxton Craven
Fort Monmouth
N. J
U. S. Army
Bruce Craven
Trinity
D. W. White
Guilford General Hospital
High Point Route Four
Carl J. Weissmann
Washington, D. C
Weissmann
Kenneth Geddie
Geddie
Rotary Drave
Alise Nesbit
U. Ss. Medical Corps
Henry Hardison
J. A. Hardison
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Births in Guilford General Hospital Family Announcements
Mr and Mrs Davie C Osborne announce Ronald Gray born October 22 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs E G Shuskey announce Mickey Dane born October 22 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Shuskey is Annie Carpenter of Thomasville. Mr and Mrs P S Walls announce Barbara Suzette born October 22 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Walls is Helen Ruth Shipwash. Mr and Mrs Fred Bryson announce Freda Jene born October 23 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Bryson was Francis Leona Griffin.
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Davie C. Osborne
Ronald Gray
The
Guilford General Hospital
E. OG. Shuskey
Tryon St
Mickey Dane
Shuskey
Annie Carpenter
Thomasvile
P. S. Walls
Centenial Ave
Barbara Suzette
Walls
Helen Ruth Shipwash
Fred Bryson
Tryon
Freda Jene
Local Couple Attends North Carolina Synod Meeting
Dr and Mrs O C Williamson returned home after attending a three day convention of the Women’s Auxiliary of the North Carolina Synod of the Presbyterian Church in Goldsboro. High Point was chosen as the site for the October 1943 meeting. Dr Williamson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, spoke on Religious Education Advance. Mrs Williamson serves on the state board as secretary of the Assembly’s Home Missions.
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O. C. Williamson
Goldsboro
Women’s Auxiliary
North Carolina Synod of the Presbyterian Church
High Point
Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Girl Reserve Clubs Elect New State Officers
Two local Girl Reserve clubs the high school club led by adviser Miss Sarah Head and the Sophomore club under Miss Marjorie Krummel held a regular meeting at the YWCA on Tuesday to elect new state officers. Peggy Morris heads the high school slate with Adrene Rickard as VP Billy Jo Teague secretary Elizabeth Pegram treasurer Edna Crawford programs chair with helpers Hazel Highfill Billy Grady and Joreen Kearns. The Sophomore slate names Martha Moser president Betty Sue Short VP Maxine Turner secretary Lyda Meredith treasurer. James Buchanan was the only bachelor president of the United States.
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Sarah Head
Peggy Morris
Adrene Rickard
Billy Jo Teague
Elizabeth Pegram
Edna Crawford
Co Nher
Hazel Highfill
Billy Grady
Joreen Kearns
Marjorie Krummel
Martha Moser
Betty Sue Short
Maxine Turner
Lyda Meredith
Beta Sign Phi Come Aid Sit at Ellison Home
Social calendar item notes a Beta Sign Phi gathering titled come aid sit at Miss Anna Lee Ellison's North Main street residence Saturday from 4 to 5 pm. The event appears social and domestic in nature with no broader public consequence.
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Beta Sign Phi
Come Aid
HPC Alumni Meet Annually At Church Gathering
High Point College plans an annual alumni meeting and dinner in connection with the Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church. A luncheon at the Hotel Barringer featured remarks by N M Harrison and Wilby Hutchens. Billy Henderson spoke on High Point College Today and Zelma Parnel sang selections. Forty seven alumni and trustees attended.
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High Point College
North Carolina
Methodist Church
Charlotte
Joe Bostick
Barringer
N. M. Harrison
Billy Henderson
Zelma Parnel
Wilby Hutchens
G. J. Humphreys
Clare Purcelle
Emerywood Club Bridge Tonight Family Dinner at Emerywood
About fifty reservations were made early for the Emerywood Country Club October evening party with more expected before the deadline. The regular Thursday family dinner drew strong turnout with around sixty members, listing many couples and guests including Lt and Mrs Carl J Weissmann and other club families.
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Emerywood Country Club
J. O. Hauschild
Hobart Bryant
Harold McKee
Robert Cottam
Wayne Sullivan
C. F. Tomlinson
Harry Abel
J. J. Corrigan
C. L. Amos
C. C. Durland
Phillip Davis
Frank Hunsucker
Frank Wood
R. L. ‘White
O. B. Bonner
Kenneth Geddie
Carl J.weissmann
Washington
S. S. Saunders
T. A. Marlowe
W. P. Hazelwood
Valette J. Harris
Henry Foscue
Harold Bennett
D.T. Hunnewell
J. W. J VanLoan
Frank Waeskie
J. B. Cooper
W. R. Campbell
Stanley Davis
W. C. Idol
A. G. Douglas
Frank Moses
R. B. Terry
I.H. Ayers
Woodmen Circle Holds Monthly Business Meeting
Piedmont Grove 172 of the Woodmen Circle held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday evening October 21 in the club room with Guardian Mrs. Cora Mabrey presiding. One member was admitted. Miss Virginia Loflin elected recording secretary and Miss Blanche Weavil attendant to fill vacancies. Next meeting set for November 4 with Mrs. Paul Carroll and Miss Weavil in charge of the program and refreshments.
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Piedmont Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Guardian
Cora Mabrey
Virginia Loflin
Blanche Wea‘vil
Paul Carroll
Blanche Weavil
WE THE WOMEN Mother Becomes an Efficiency Expert
A wartime article urges wives to train as efficiency experts to trim costs. It advises nutrition courses, reading homemaking pages, comparing ads, and cutting luxury recreation. Women may work more, stitch clothes, pack lunches, and manage entertaining frugally to sustain families during high costs.
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Ruth Millell
Circus themed party marks Oscar Moffitt’s sixth birthday
A circus style celebration hosted by Mrs J W Chandler honored Oscar Peyton Moffitt as he turned six at the Modern Kindergarten. Guests dressed as acrobats and clowns enjoyed balloons, novelties, paper nickels and dimes for refreshments from decorated circus booths.
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Louis Voorhees
J. W. Chandler
Oscar Peyton Moffitt
Ait
Chandler
Fingercraft Club Meets Tonight at Mrs Henry Clapp Home
The Fingercraft Club will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Henry Clapp 515 Oakland Street All members are urged to be present
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Fingercraft Club
Henry Clapp
Oakland Street
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