Dr Gladys Happer talks India to Altrusa Club at Sheraton
Dr Gladys Happer spoke at the October Altrusa meeting at the Sheraton Hotel before about twenty five members. She traced India’s history to 3000 BC and described geography population and religion noting Aryan Hindoo and Mohammedan communities and the caste system as a major obstacle to progress. She briefly outlined India’s political scene with several parties and the Muslim element, followed by a question and answer session.
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Ning
Sheraton Hotel
Happer
India
Alice Dickerson
Rose Thurman
Philadelphia
Guntur
the of India
Community club events fill week at YWCA and Emerywood
Weekly schedules list workshops and gatherings through Sunday including Girl Reserve Advisers Institute led by Miss Helen Shuman at the YWCA, East High Point WCTU meeting on Kivett drive, Wild Flower Garden club at Emerywood, Emerywood Country Club dinner night, Meredith College Alumnae meeting, Canterbury entertainers at Hillcrest Drive, and weekly USC harvest festival dance at the YMCA with Halloween costumes encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve Advisers’ Institute
Helen Shuman
High Point College
East High Point
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Herman Yokeley
Kivett Drive
Wild Flower Garden Club
A. ’. Leathers
Emerywood Estate
Joe Miller
Emerywood Country Club
Meredith College
Meredith College Alumnae Association
D. A. Rawley
Johnson Street
J. S. Groome
USC
YMCA
Local club hears Dr Happer talk on district conference plans
Mrs Louise Abernathy presided as the club discussed attendance at the Second District Conference of Altrusa clubs in Columbia South Carolina this weekend. Guests included Dr Happer and her sister Mrs O Arthur Kirkman and several other ladies visiting members.
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Riod
Happer
Louise Abernathy
Aehems Thurman
Columbia
S. C
O. Arthur Kirkman
Women Continue Week of Prayer Observance at Wesley Memorial
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Wesley Memorial church will lead the weekly mid week service as part of the annual Week of Prayer observance tonight at 7 30. The group will conduct the service at the regular hour.
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Women's Society of Christian Services
Wesley Memorial Church
Winners named at club events include bridge and dance
Yesterday’s victors at the Em erywood Country club ladies’ bridge were Mesdames Laurance Ingram and Robert Hubbard for North South and Far rell Gray and W P Hazelwood for East West. Contract high score went to Mrs D T Hunnewell. Other players listed include Reid McNamara P Y Adams F T Wilhite C S Beaver and many more Burling ton participants noted.
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Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
Laurance Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Mesdames Farrell Gray
W. P. Hazelwood
D. T. Hunnewell
C. H. Risch
Ralph Snider
S. Welborn
Lloyd Flythe
Mesdames Reid McNamara
P. Y. Adams
F. T. Wilhite
C. S. Beaver
Farrell Gray
Valerie J. Harris
Logan Porter, Jr
Cecil L. Eaton
R. D. Tillson
L. R. Stewart
J. O. Hauschild
O. C. Durland
J. S. Welborn
J. H. Walker, Jr
Joseph T. Weaver
Ralph S
District Meeting Honor Guest Dora Alexander Talley
Mrs. Dora Alexander Talley of Omaha Nebraska will be the honor guest at the district meeting of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle in Greensboro on Saturday October 28. Miss Blanche Eakin state manager and Miss Effie Rogers past state president will be guests. High Point members attend with district officers Ruth Ellington Handy Virginia Loflin Louise Bruton Ruby Carroll. Ex Governor Rivers of Georgia will speak at the banquet in the Masonic Temple with dancing to follow.
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Dora Alexander Talley
Omaha
Neb
National Fryeon
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Supreme Forest Wood Circle
Blanche Eakin
Charlotte
Effie ‘Rogers
High Point
Ruth Ellington
Handy
Virginia Loflin
Louise Bruton
Ruby Carroll
Masonic Temple
Greensboro
Woodmen of the World
Rivers
Georgia
The
Miss Susannah Thomas Speaks On Human Relations In Industry
Miss Susannah Thomas of Greensboro spoke on Human Relations in Industry before the Y Club and Business and Professional Club at the Adams Memorial building. Miss Thomas outlined key points about proper relations among those in industry, with Miss Kathleen Young introducing the program and Mrs. Jo Wood Welch presiding. Guests included Miss Thomas Mrs. David T. Yow Miss Sarah Hendrix and Miss Madeline Troy as well as four other attendees.
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Susannah Thomas
Greensboro
The
Adams Memorial Building
Thomas
Kathleen Young
Jo Wood Welch
Elizabeth Hedrick
Parent-Teacher Council Opens Year with Instruction Session
The Parent-Teacher Council held its first meeting of the year at First Methodist church with Mrs. J. B. Dobson presiding. Weldon addressed attendees and a later business session outlined a November 6 study group at Junior High School featuring Charles H. Phillips, NC Congress of Parents and Teachers. Legislative chairwoman Mrs. Blake Thompson urged voter registration for the November 7 election. Elm Street had the highest attendance, with Johnson Street second.
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First Methodist Church
J. B. Dobson
Andren Wilson
Weldon
Clarence Schultheis
Charles H. Phillips
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Woman's College
Greensboro
Blake Thompson
PTA
Council
Parent-Teacher Association
Elm Street
Johnson Street
Harvest Festival Tonight At First Evangelical Church
The Youth Fellowship of First Evangelical and Reformed church hosts a Harvest Home Festival tonight from 7 30 to 10 00 p m with a devotional led by Rev Hoy L Fesperman followed by games and fellowship Donald Gibbart will serve as master of ceremonies Admission is a 25 cent gift sold at auction to support the church building fund All members and friends are invited and refreshments will be provided by the Youth Fellowship
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Youth Fellowship
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hoy L. Fesperman
Donald Gibbart
Eastern Star Plans Bazaar At Regular Meet
The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with 28 members and one guest Mrs. Gay M. Grant from Old Fort chapter 19. They planned a bazaar for Saturday November 18 in the reception hall with a bingo party to follow at 3 PM. A special meeting for initiation rites was set for November 21, and one petition for membership was received.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Gay M. Grant
Old Fort
Bryce Commercial College Plans Hallowe'en Gala Party
Miss Marie Handlen director invites graduates and former graduates of Bryce Commercial College to attend a Friday evening gala Hallowe'en fête in the Arcade building where the school is located.
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Marie Handlen
Bryce Commercial College
Washington Council Daughters of America Meets Tomorrow
The Washington Council Daughters of America will hold its regular business meeting tomorrow night at 7 30, per an announcement made today.
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Washington Council
Daughters of America
Meredith College Alumnae Meeting Hosted at Mrs Rawley Home
Meredith College Alumnae Association will be entertained by Mrs D A Rawley at her Johnson street home Thursday evening at eight o'clock according to an announcement today.
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Canterbury
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Emerywood Country Club
T. Z. Langley
Meredith College
D. A. Rawley
Johnson Street
Mothers Prayer Band Meeting at Mrs Carson Home
The Mothers Prayer Band will meet with Mrs. A. G. Carson at her Greer street home on Thursday.
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Mothers Prayer
A. G. Carson
Greer Street
Nat's Official Addresses Local Jewish Council
Miss Tessie Bregman Southern area secretary of the National Council of Jewish Women spoke at the regular monthly meeting held at Mrs. Lou Greenberg’s home. She urged women to study party platforms and vote according to conviction while noting the council’s non political stance.
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Council of Jewish Women
Lou Greenberg
Ben Herman
Tessie Bregman
National Council of Jewish Women
Miss Bregman
National Council
Congress
Harry Kaplan
USO
Edna Schwartz
Harry Baumel
Peace
Notable Local Movements and Medical Updates
Mrs. E T Allen of Memphis and Mrs. W J Moore of Birmingham left after a week in High Point with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John F Bivins and son John Franklin Jr arrived in Miami to reside at the Dallas Park hotel as Mr. Bivins, a field engineer, is stationed there. Pvt. Billy M Pickard in Alaska is on a 23 day furlough at home in Jamestown. Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle and Mrs Rozzelle travel to Lenoir for the funeral of Mrs. J L Nelson. C Thomas Barker is ill at 516 Barker Street after a stroke. Mrs A Atwell of Leesburg joins her father Thomas Barker. Miss Virginia Ryan visits Alberta Apartments. she works with USO in Durham. Mrs J W Wright enters High Point Memorial Hospital for treatment. C R Hedgecock is recovering at home after a broken hip from a mule fall. M R Cole’s condition at Boulevard unit improves after injuries from a Lions Club horse show incident.
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John F. Bivins
John Franklin, Jr
Miami
Fla
Dallas Park
Bivins
W. A. Bivins
High Point
Billy M. Pickard
Alaska
Mrs
I. J. Pickard
Jamestown
A. Atwell
Leesburg, Va
Thomas Barker
Barker Street
C. R. Hedgecock
Winston-Salem Road
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hedgecock
M. R. Cole
528
Parkway
Boulevard Unit
Lions’ Club
Mr. Cole
Sacrificial Meal Part Of Week Of Prayer
The Woman's Society of Christian Service and Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church host a Week of Prayer and Self Denial event at 7 pm. A devotional in the sanctuary precedes a silent sacrificial meal in the dining room with a light menu and a sacrificial offering for project work. Both men and women are urged to attend this sacred service.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Afternoon Auction Set For Two O'clock
An announcement today sets the event for two o'clock in the afternoon.
Remarkable contract play in bridge hand noted
The article describes a bridge hand where the South player fixed the contract with assistance from the opponents. Bidding sequence: North passes, East opens 2 clubs, South bids 4 hearts, West pass, South final pass, with a double and redouble sequence that followed. South later claims his two club response was a slip or a faked bid to avoid a club lead against notrump.
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South
la Pass
Bridge hand narrative of a complex spade heart diamond play
The text describes a bridge deal with East leading a spade and dummy W’s heart jack winning. A series of finesses and ruffs follows, including cashing heart ace and diamond, ruffing spades, and overruffing East’s four. The line ends with West preserving dummy’s nine and an ice line.
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Auenie
Spa
Iamond
East
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