Living Breakfast and Worship Plans by 31 Committee
The 31 Committee discussed plans for a living breakfast and worship service at the Adams Memorial. They considered a luncheon meeting and membership drive with dates October 21 to November 7. A leadership training session was set for December 7. Attendees included W. D. Sale Jr ., G. R. Ward, R. A. Sheloff, Tom Sprink le, George Machen, D. Ralph Parker, Miss Marie Rice, and Miss Millie Unt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial Committee
Ahere Adams Memorial
W. D. Sale, Jr
Adams Memorial
WCA
Chester A. Marsh
Winston-Salem
Philomathean Club
D. Ralph Parker
Priscilla Club
Paul Ingle
Wild Flower Garden Club
R. H. Shaw
Westwood
W. H. English
Randolph
Order of the Eastern Star
Ethel Lovett
Rainbow Girls
Mrs Boyd Hosts Friendship Club Meeting and Talk
Mrs. Joe Boyd entertained the Friendship Club at her home 1009 Westwood last evening with Mrs. Earl Shoemaker as associate hostess and Mr Boyd as guest speaker. He spoke on Creative experience and Character and defined a perfect home. plans for the next meeting on November 7 at Mrs Edgar George's home were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Boyd
Friendship Club
Westwood
Earl Shoemaker
Mr. Boyd
Boyd
Edgar George
Mesdames J. A. Lowdermilk
H. V. Whitlark
L. A. Chloupel
Mary Raphael
Robin Garwood
Ellerbe Rogers
Robert Anderson
M. R. Callaghan
J. W. Bouchard
Nashville, Tenn
Garwood
Josephine Colle
Nylon Fabrics Show Versatility in Velvet to Lace
A brief piece highlights nylon's wide use from velvet and satin to taffeta and lace, noting its adaptability across fabric types and styles.
Wood and Hendley Foremost At Piedmont Women Golf Meet
The Piedmont Women’s Golf Association held its final season meeting at Emerywood Country Club. Elliott Wood and Floyd Hendley tied for top A division with 73 nets. other winners included Ervin Frye Asheboro T N Hunter Asheboro and Baxter Sellars Greensboro. Dallas Neese elected president for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
Bemerywood Country Club
Elliott Wood
This City
Floyd Hendley
Greensboro
Ervin Frye
Asheboro
T. N. Hunter
Baxter Sellars
Dennis Strong
Starmount
Dallas Neese
Starmount Country Club
Association
E. C. Bryant
W. H. Sullivan
Greensboro Country Club
Cooperette Club Honors Families At Informal Dinner
The Cooperette International club entertained members of their families at a Tuesday dinner at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs. E. R. Anderson presided. Dorothy Lewis played piano as candles and chrysanthemums decorated tables. Officials and guests included Mrs. H. M. Taylor, Mrs. R. A. Wilson, Rev. J. S. Hopkins, N. L. Garner, Mrs. Dolen Hedrick, Mrs. D. W. Hunter, Mrs. Roy Culler, Mrs. A. H. Holton, Mr. Perrett of Greensboro, Hugh J. Keeling of Greensboro, and Emil Thomas of Tulsa, national president of Cooperative clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperette International Club
Emerywood Country Club
E. R. Anderson
H. M. Taylor
Dorothy Lewis
Taylor
R. A. Wilson
J. S. Hopkins
Hopkins
N. L. Garner
Dolen Hedrick
Cooperette
D. W. Hunter
Roy Culler
A. H. Holton
George Perrett
Greensboro
Perrett
Greensboro Cooperative Club
Hugh J. Keeling
Coperatives
Emil Thomas
Tulsa
Okla
Cooperative Clubs
Post-War Service Discussed By Asheboro Women
Asheboro women hear talks on Postwar Service and veterans employment. Grant Hall Jr and C W Heath discuss employment service functions and postwar benefits. Club reports tubercular seal sale. meditation memory for a former member. Domestic clubs host meetings with guests and light refreshments.
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Asheboro
Piedmont Gr
Grant Ha
Randolph Book Club Meets Studies North Carolina Writers
Mrs. J. O. Redding hosts the Randolph Book Club for its first full meeting focused on North Carolina writers. A paper on Josephus Daniels by Mrs. Hal Worth discusses his life and works. Yearbooks were distributed during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Redding
Randolph Book Club
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Hal ; Worth
Mr. Daniels
J. D. Ross
Sechrest and Grant Bride in Simple Thomasville Ceremony
Miss Edna Louise Grant and James Olen Sechrest wed at Fair Grove Methodist parsonage with Rev. A James Clemer officiating. Bride, daughter of T E Grant, co owner of Vogue Beauty Shop, wore a gray suit with orchid. Groom, son of C D Sechrest, works at High Point Face Veneer Co. They reside at Carolina apartments, Winston Street.
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Thomasville
Edna Louise Grant
James Olen Sechrest
Fair Grove Methodist Parsonage
A. James Clemer
T. E. Grant
Mrs. Grant
Bryson City
Vogue Beauty Shop
C. D. Sechrest
Mr Sechrest
High Point Face Veneer Co
Carolina Apartments
Winston Street
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the Enterprise Women
Jeline Hoover
Attend- Vesdames Sale
G. R
Lark’s
Mrs. Boyd
Oin
Samuel Hyman’s
Reese
It Jeweler Saversmith
S. Main ST
Jewel
Mesdames Wood
Hendley
Priday
Emerywood Duplicate Club
Cooperette Club
Nelson Florist & Decorators
Francis
Nelson
N. Main St
West End
Dial
Elliott Floral CO
Sheraton
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main
High Point
C. A. Ring
Dogwood Garden Club
D. C. Smith
W. D. Steadman
Ear! Bulla
Ray McCain
Martha B. Thompson
Randolph County
C. A. Hayworth
James D.groom, Jr
Reitzel Smith
W. P. Wood, Jr
J. T. Pugh, Jr
H. W. Palmer
Bridges
T. Irving Hall
James Hey
Richard Craven
Ramseur
Route 1
Paul Paige
Virginia Stout
Richardson
Coats
Pajamas Outing
HANES
Price
Purrey
Rayon
ShoRy
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