Winter Bouquets Talk At Burbank Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. W G Reich spoke on selecting and preparing flowers for winter bouquets at a Burbank Garden Club session held Wednesday morning at Mrs. George W Lowe’s home 902 Carrick Avenue. She demonstrated drying painting techniques and showcased arrangements. The club voted to donate two dollars monthly for five months to the school lunch campaign fund sponsored by the Woman's club. President Mrs J W Clinard presided during the business portion. Members present included Mesdames Cridelbaugh Clinard Elms Garrett Gray son and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Reich
Burbank Garden Club
George W. Lowe
Carrick Avenue
Cridlebaugh
J. W. Clinard
W. F. el
C. C. Garrett
Grayson
Edgar Hartley
Homer Hayworth
A. C. Jones
J. A. Marsh
Social Calendar for Thursday to Saturday
Thursday 3 30 p m The Tea and Topics club meets with Mrs J V Wilson on Otteray drive 9 30 to 1 30 p m The American Business club annual dance at Emerywood Country club Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra. Friday 3 p m The Philomath ean club meets with Mrs W A Idol in Winston Salem 3 30 p m The Canter bury club bi weekly meeting at Mrs W D Sale on Ava drive p m The Club of scale meets with Mr and Mrs W C Idol on Hillcrest drive Saturday 10 a m The play Hansel and Gretel by Junior Service League repeats at the Paramount Theatre small admission proceeds aid League projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
J. V. Wilson
Otteray Drive
American Business Club
Emerywood Country Club
Jelly Leftwich
Philomathean Club
Vv. A. J. Idol
Winston-Salem
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale
Ava Drive
Club of Scale
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Hansel and Gretel
Junior Service League
Paramount Theater
Utopian Study Club Hosts Mrs Perry at Emerywood
Mrs Seborn Perry hosted the Utopian Study Club at Emerywood Country Club. Program leader Mrs Roland Holton read a paper on The State of Virginia tracing its growth from Jamestown via Williamsburg and William and Mary College to Richmond and other historic cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seborn Perry
Utopian Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
Roland Holton
Virginia
Jamestown
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Alexandria
Arlington
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Irvin Groome
Robert D. W. Connor
Mesdames
R. E. Snow
Laurance Ingram
John Walker
W. B. Thomas
C. B. Bonner
Farrell Gray
Burwell Nolan
Valette J. Harriss
Partle Jordan
G. C. Allery
Springfield
Delta Tau Club Holds Fall Luncheon At Mrs Tomlinson Home
Delta Tau club enjoyed its first fall meeting at 1 pm yesterday at Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson’s Parkway home. Dahlias roses and mums decorated tables and a two course luncheon was served. Members present included Mesdames Coffield Lindsay Millis Price Bencini Hunsucker Mann Denny Carraway and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Club
C. F. Tomlinson
Parkway
Mesdames
H. I. Coffield
John Lindsay
J. E. Millis
R. E. Bencini
Frank Hunsucker
I. T. Mann
K. C. Denny, and
Bruce Carraway
V. F. W. Auxiliary Elects New Officers
At the Washington street hall the Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars elected new officers led by President Mrs. Clara Walsh. New roles include Mrs. Thelma Walker treasurer and Mrs. Connie Suggs senior vice president. Mary Grant joined as Gold Star Mother and Mary Morgan as new member. Walsh reviewed fifteen new members, charity efforts, and Memorial Day activities from 1934 to now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Washington Street
Clara Walsh
Ruby Snyder
Rachel Suggs
Frances Greer
Ruby Burney
Mary Grant
Mary Morgan
Grant
Walsh
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Circle Five Hosts Moving Picture Tea At Mrs Jackson Home
A large crowd visited the home of Mrs. W. L. Jackson on Forest Hill Drive for the Moving Picture Tea organized by circle five of the Woman's Auxiliary Wesley Memorial M. B. Church. Guests were welcomed by circles members and enjoyed afternoon and evening screenings with tea served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Circle Number Five
Wesley Memorial M. B. Church
H. A. Millis
Tom Powell
F. J. Sizemore
Circle Five
W. C. Idol
Jackson
Mrs. Millis Speaks at Good Will Garden Club Luncheon
Members of the Good Will Garden Club hosted a luncheon at Mrs. M. A. Lackey’s Hillcrest Drive home with Mrs. Dan Gorman and Mrs. R. M. Andrews as associate hosts. Mrs. H. A. Millis, president of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs, spoke on state projects like wildflower conservation and school garden prizes, urging Junior Garden Club formation. the group planned a January district meeting and voted a $2 contribution to the school lunch campaign. Approximately twenty-five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
M. A. Lackey
Hillcrest Drive
Dan Gorman
R. M. Andrews
Lackey
H. A. Millis
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Ehringhaus
Guilford
Millis
T. A. Tilden
Woman's Club
Program On Poets Presented At Elm Street School
A Junior Council program at Elm Street School featured illustrated poetry by Helen Hunt Jackson and James Whitcomb Riley for grades three to five with Jimmy Smith presiding and Mattie Ruth Conally as chair. Reports on safety, health, cafeteria monitors, and attendance praised a 9.8 percent first month. devotional exercises followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunt Jackson
James Whitcomb Riley
Elm Street
Jimmy Smith
Mattie Ruth Conally
Helen Butler
Herbert Hodgin
Bay Safety Patrol
Margaret Price
John Chastain
Ruth Hill
Dan Schroder
Lucille Bowers
Doris Connelly
Frances Copperidge
Louise Roberts
Local Leaders Named in School Body
Billy Bensini, Willie Logani and Richard McIntyre are listed with officers including Jimmy Smith as President Kitty Cox as Vice-President Nancy Meredith as Secretary and Mattie Ruth Connally as Program Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Bensini
Willie Logani
Richard McIntyre
Jimmy Smith
Kitty Cox
Nancy Meredith
Mattie Ruth Connally
Progfiram
Appleyards Return From New York Trip Tonight
Mr and Mrs Tom Appleyard are expected to return home on Wiltshire Boulevard tonight after a few days in New York City. Mrs J E Kidd of 522 White Oak Street is a patient at Guilford General Hospital for treatment over the next week or more. Miss Meek Beard, faculty member at High Point High School, has been called home to Cornelius N G due to her father J T Beard's death, with funeral Friday at 3 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Appleyard
Wiltshire Boulevard
New York City
J. E. Kidd
White Oak Street
Guilford General Hospital
Miss Beard
Cornelius
N. G
Miss Meek Beard
High Point High School
Davidson
N. C
J. T. Beard
Clodfelter-Weavil
J. M. Weavil
Ruby
Blanche
Mildred Weavil
Helen Idol
Ray, Evans
Homer, Grady
Jay
Clarence Weavil
W.S. Hayworth
W. S. Hayworth
Asheville
A. J. Owens
Bessemer City
Mrs. J. P. Redding
Broad Street
New York Cotton Opens Steady as Oct Drops on Notices
New York cotton futures opened steady with October futures down six points while other months rose one to three points. Trading featured selling of October against notices and buying of other positions on firmer Liverpool cables. Prices listed: Oct 12.30, Dec 12.38, Jan 12.42, Mar 12.43, May 12.52, July 12.64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stendy
Liverpool
Cook Rites Held In Charlotte For Drowned Brother
The body of Samuel P. Cook was recovered 40 yards from where he sank in New River near Verona after a Saturday drowning while fishing. Coast guard and local searchers assisted in the until the body appeared. Funeral services are held in Charlotte with burial near York South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Cook
B. A. Cook
New River
Verona
Coast Guard
Mr. Cook
W. F. Piner
J. C. Neal
Floyd Hendricks
J. W. Maxwell
John Kilgo
Charlotte
York
T. W. Ross
Herbert Ross
J. C. Kilgo
Gary Bryant
L. W. Hovis
Company L
Fifth Infantry
Nellie Mendenhall
P. A. Drye
Loray
B. C. Cook
W. D
LL. Cook
C. W. Cook
Derita
J. F. Cook
Portsmouth, Va
D. A. Cook
High Point
H. A. Cook
First All Metal Plane Built in 1922
The first all metal aircraft was completed in 1922 and featured two engines rated at 000 horsepower each.
Freshman Wins Singles in High Point College Fall Tennis Tourney
Frank Niernsee a High Point freshman won the men's singles championship 6-1 6-1 over fellow freshman Cary Wright in the college fall tennis tournament. He and Larry Yount captured the doubles title defeating Primm and Cloniger 6-8 6-0 7-5, as the event seeks new material for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Niernsee
High Point College
Cary Wright
Niernsee
Larry Yount
Yount
Primm
Cloniger
Metal workers in England to demand six hour day
A workers' campaign in England calls for a six hour day for metal trades. Organizers say the move would boost productivity and reduce fatigue, with labor unions backing the effort and government officials watching closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Milk of Magnesia Safety Advised by Doctors Says Phillips
A health advisory urges cautious use of milk of magnesia for children and adults. It stresses consulting doctors and outlines the long standing professional guidance from child specialists and family physicians, citing over fifty years of medical consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnesia
Phillips
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burbank Club
Coats
F. EB. Moses
V. D. Sale,Jr
D. T. Yow
H. G. Owens
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Circle's Moving Picture
Frazier
A. EH. Frazier
Brentwood
Mrs. Millis
Good Will Club
Elm St
TROUT
Washington
Wien
See
Bulova
Mapother
Phillips’ Milk
Betty Lou
Deee Es
Them
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