Pentagon First Fall Dance Planned at Sedgefield Manor
The Pentagon club schedules its first fall dance for Friday November 2 from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m at Sedgefield Manor with Joe Roman and his Pennsylvanians providing music and Miss Joan Wells Art Laney and a trio as featured singers The event draws sponsors and chaperones from High Point Winston Salem Greensboro Thomasville and Statesville. Ex Senator and Mrs Walter Gardner Hartford of Longmeadow will visit en route to Tampa for the winter.
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Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Joe Roman
Joan Wells
Art Laney
WBT
Charlotte
Pentagons
High Point
Winston - Salem
Greensboro
Thomasville
Statesville
Walter Gardner Hartford
Longmeadow
R. L
Tampa
Fla
Herman Meredith
Y. Www. Co. A
Thelma Patrick
Hallowe'en
Mary Simmons
Rose Wood
W C T U Meeting at Mrs Andrews Home
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at 3 30 pm yesterday at Mrs R M Andrews’s West College Drive home with Andrews as hostess and president presiding. Members discussed a state organization letter, bad movies, world peace, and liquor control in dry states, followed by refreshments. The High Point chapter 106 of Eastern Star also met with Mrs Louise Black presiding and plans an oyster supper for November.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
Andrews
C. L. Whitaker
H. A. White
High Point Chapter
Order Eastern Star
Louise Black
Fashions In Crochet Series Brings DIY Style Tips
Crochet news from the United States and Europe prompts a ten article series. Readers may request a free illustrated sheet of simple directions by sending a self addressed return envelope with a three cent stamp to The Crochet Bureau of This Newspaper in New York. Enjoy the fun and economy of making it yourself.
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United States
Europe
Sth Avenue
New York
Business and Professional Girls club dinner program warms members
The Business and Professional Girls club at the Y W C A Hut featured a current events program with each member participating. Miss Canella Geddie led the project reports and the group voted to aid needy city children by purchasing shoes and providing glasses through Altrusa teachers.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
Y. W. Co. A. Hut
Canella Geddie
Country Club Hosts Evening Card Party
Emerywood Country Club hosted a card party with fifteen tables hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Murray. Prizes were awarded for high scores in rook, bridge, and the men’s high score. Refreshments followed the games and a large list of attendees was named.
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Emerywood Country Club
Forrest Murray
H. N. Phillips
Alice EB. Freeze
Welch Harriss
R. A. McPheeters
J. W. Lindsay
J. A. Morris
W. J. Fraley
J. B. Lovelace
Holt
Greensboro Altrusans Guests At Local Meeting
Thirteen members attended the bi weekly Altrusa dinner at Central Friends church annex. Three Greensboro visitors Mrs Ruth Schiffman Mrs Olive Lambeth and Miss Corrinne Kennedy spoke. They outlined a Personality Adjustment Institute to be hosted November 2 3 4 in Florentine room King Cotton hotel with Dr Sylvia Allen in charge and urged High Point club cooperation.
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Altrusa Club
Central Friends Church
Greensboro
Ruth Schiffman
Olive Lambeth
Corrinne Kennedy
Florentine
King Cotton Hotel
Sylvia Allen
High Point Club
Margaret J. Simmons
Streamlined Train Sets World Record On Coast Run
The Union Pacific streamlined train left Omaha and headed to Chicago on a coast to coast run from Los Angeles. It set a world record for fastest sustained speed 84 mph between Cheyenne and Omaha, covering 1 810 miles of an 8 259 mile journey. Two more records could follow if it reaches Chicago by 8 p m and New York by 10 p m HST.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ed Schmidt
Schmidt
Social Calendar Highlights Local Garden Club and Club Meetings
A packed schedule features the Burbank Garden Club at 902 Carrick Avenue with a paper on Winter Bouquets by Mrs. W G Reich. Delta Tau Club hosts luncheon by Mrs C F Tomlinson on Parkway. Utopian Study Club meets at Em erywood Country Club hosted by Mrs Seborn Perry. The Century of Progress film tea at Wesley Memorial Church circle five runs 3:30 to 5:30 and 8 to 10 p.m. The Woman's Club Music Literature dept meets Rotary Drive with Prof Ruffs of High Point College. Wednes day Book Club gathers at Mrs Fred Thomas on Forest Hill Drive. Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Sheraton Hotel 7:30 p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary meet on Washington Street to elect officers. Friday features Philomath ean Club with Mrs Idol in Winston-Salem and Canter bury Club biweekly at Otteray Drive. The play Hansel and Gretel re runs at Paramount Theatre with proceeds aiding Junior Service League.
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George W. Lowe
Burbank
Hillcrest Drive
Circle Five
Wesley Memorial Church
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Chicago
Woman's Club
O. C. Chidester
Rotary
R. H. Sechrest
Virginia Clinard
Ruffs
High Point College
Seborn Perry
Emerywood Country Club
Fred Thomas
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington Street
Tea and
J. V. Wilson
Otteray Drive
American Business Club
Jelly Leftwich
Philomathean Club
Winston-Salem
Social Visit Notes From Deep River and Surrounding Areas
Residents and visitors appear at local gatherings and events. Miss Ruth Horney attended a young Friends activity recruitment in Asheville. Mrs. Emma L. Pope returned home Trinity route 1 after visiting relatives. Several families hosted dinners and visited relatives in High Point Guilford College and Salisbury areas. Mr. Sullivan has been very sick for some time, friends regret to learn.
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Ruth Horney
Asheville
Young Peoples’ Recruit Oforth Carolina Young Friends
Emma L. Pope
Trinity
M. C. Borum
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Pritchard
Mr and Mrs Emmett Pritchard of 1109 Blaine Avenue announce the birth of their daughter Margaret Anne at Burrus Memorial Hospital on October 22.
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Marie Kearns
Mill Street
A. M. Huffman
Textile Street
Royal Dean
Pritchard
Emmett Pritchard
Blaine Avenue
Margaret Anne
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lottie Holden Bible Study Meets With Mrs Cecil Thursday
The Lottie Holden Bible Study class will meet with Mrs A L Cecil on Oakwood court Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
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Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Record Run Aims for Los Angeles to Chicago and New York
If the schedule holds, the train will set a new running time record from Los Angeles to Chicago and from Los Angeles to New York, signaling a major speed milestone for intercity rail.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Church and parish social notices in multiple local churches
Church groups announce suppers bazaars plant sales and Bible study events. Altar Society at St Edward's serves supper this evening five thirty to eight. St Mary's Men host supper Friday six o'clock with guest Clyde Hoey. First Methodist Bazaar December 13 with noon luncheon booths and country produce. Other notices include Brunswick stew sale and Woman's Auxiliary plant sale tomorrow at 10. Mary Jones Bible Study tomorrow at 3 at 515 HM Street.
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St. Edward’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Clyde Hoey
Woman's Auxiliary
First Methodist Protestant Church
Circle
W. C. Ferree
Central Friends Church
Mary Jones
E. W. Jones
HM Street
Local social notices highlight visitors from Georgia and Connecticut
Mrs. Russell Crofton of Gainesville Ga. visits Mr. and Mrs. Knox Wilson and is remembered as Beverly Wilson former local high school teacher. Mrs. C H Roser of Glastonbury Conn. spends a few days with her mother Mrs. E A Younts on Thurston street, once Kathleen Younta of this city.
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Russell Crofton
Gainesville, Ga
Knox Wilson
Crofton
Beverly Wilson
C., H. Roser
Glastonbury, Conn
E. A. Younts
Thurston Street
Roser
Kathleen Younta
Weather forecaster predicts colder wetter climate ahead
U S weather official J B Kincer says the world may be on the cusp of a climate shift toward colder and wetter conditions. He notes cycles of warming and drying precede changes, but cautions there is no solid evidence of a trend yet and 1984 shows warmth and dryness continues.
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Washington
J. B. Kincer
Weather Bureau
Kincer
Routine Matters At NC Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting
The 22nd annual meeting of the women's auxiliary of the Presbyterian synod of North Carolina opened in Graham. Sessions run through Thursday with committee reports and routine business dispersed.
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Graham
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
Swifts Circle Port-au-Prince Airplane
At Port-au-Prince Haiti swifts were seen circling an airplane as it flew at 85 miles per hour.
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Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Tire Pressure Key to Prevent Riments
Maintaining proper air pressure in tires helps prevent riments by reducing heat and wear. Correct inflation supports tire performance and longevity, aiding safety on the road.
Local Teachers Set Roles at Northwestern NC Education Meet
High Point educators including Superintendent T Wingate Andrews and Principal J K Saddler join Guilford County officials on the program for the North Carolina Education Association Northwestern district convention in Winston-Salem. White schools will make Friday up later. two general sessions, divisional meetings and departmental sessions are planned with many Guilford figures and Woman's College staff listed among participants.
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High Point
North Carolina Education Association
Winston-Salem
T. Wingate Andrews
R. E B. Ranson
J. K. Saddler
N. E. Rogers
Andrews
Greensboro
State Association
B. C. Siske
The
Council On the Emergency In Education
B. J. Benson
Sumner High
Frank Ryker
Woman's College
W. C. Jackson
Ann Reger
Charles H. Stone
T. B. Stough
Gibsonville
A. P. Kephart
Etta Spier
Woman’s College
Q. E. Mathis
Gentle Liquid Laxatives for Children Use
Parents are advised to treat child constipation with a regulated liquid laxative rather than adult strength tablets. Senna-based syrup is recommended for gentle, adjustable dosing, avoiding harsh medicines and frequent strong cathartics to prevent stomach upset and digestive distress.
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Perhage Xe Ou
The Liquid Test and Proper Dosing Guidance
Instructions on dosing a laxative for children and adults, urging careful adjustment to produce bowel movement without aid. Recommends genuine California laxative products and warns to ensure the bottle bears the word California.
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California
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Kathleen Younts
Bernice Johnson
Siler City
Carmala Lewis
Nelle Ansley
Julia Liles
Ditsy Cash
Blanche Barbour
Mary Kearns
Addie Lomax
Annabelle Thompson
Canelia Geddie
Addie Moore
Country Club
Altrusans
William Penn School
Nancy K. Poston
Lois Welborn
Hazel Johnson
Alice Dickerson
Marie Caddell
Richmond
Martha Shields
Caddell
Williamsburg
Jelry Leftwich
A. B
Archdale Friends Aux
Archdale Friends Church
Auxsiliary
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale
Club of
W. C. Idol
Hansel and Gretel
Junior Service League
Paramount Theater
Deep River News
Reuben Smith
Winston-Galem
C. V. Idol
Guilford College
Route 1
T. J. Jones
V. V. Horney
Ruth
Friendly Garden Club
Union Hill School
Wesley Gordon
Helen and
Alma Davis
Salisbury
R. T. Jordan
Burrus Jones
M. A. Wood
Arthur Yates
R. L. Borum
Belle Lynda
Mrs. C. Marsh
Bill Dilon
Altar Society
M. P. Circle
Brunswick
Friends Annex
U. S
C. 8. Mills
Marie Deneen
Rene Hardie
Nora Chaffin
Hope Tisdale
Aldace Fitzwater
Daniel R. Neal
Saas
Lanny Return
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