Cezzanne and His Paintings Discussed By Miss Austin
Miss Margaret Austin led the Modern Art study group of the American Association of University Women at Mrs. Robert W. Conmer’s home on East Farriss Avenue. She explained that modern art reflects life as seen through the artist’s eyes, noted Cezzanne’s struggle for self expression, and said he was rejected by critics until after his death. Seventeen members attended and enjoyed refreshments following a lively discussion of Cezzanne’s work.
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Cezzanne
Miss Austin
Modern Art Club
American Association of University Women
Robert W. Conmer
East Farriss Avenue
Margaret Austin
Martine Barker
Cozzanne
I Miss Austin
Mrs A Lee Gibson Hosts Tea Invitations
Mrs A Lee Gibson issues invitations for a tea on Sunday afternoon October 29 at 3:30 to 5:30 at 108 Hillcrest drive. Guests include Mrs John Thomas Ruffing of Greensboro and Mrs Adam Lee Gibson Jr the former Miss Tris Rose Gibson and Porter Stiles of Boone.
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Adam Lee Gibson
Adam Lee Gibson, Jr
John Thomas Ruffing
Greensboro
Hillcrest Drive
Ruffing
Tris Rose Gibson
Gibson
Injae
Porter Stiles
Boone
Hairdressers Plan Benefit Square Dance
The High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association met at Bebe's Beauty Shop with Miss Betty Morris presiding in the president’s absence. Myrtle Ackerman demonstrated Roux Distributing’s new product. They planned a December benefit square dance and announced Angelo from Rilling will attend the November 25 Sheraton meeting. Putty freshness tip: add a few drops of linseed oil.
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High Point Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Bebe
Betty Morris
Myrtle Ackerman
Roux Distributing Company
Sheraton
Angelo
Rilling Company
Exemplar Degree Conferred At Sorority Meeting
Two members Mrs. Tom Harvey and Mrs. Irvin Black received the exemplar degree in candlelight rites at the Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. Dick Short presided at the suburban home event on route four as plans for holiday socials were discussed for later decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Harvey
Irvin Black
Fred Cox
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Dick Short
Dolen Hedrick
Jack Green
Hedrick
North Carolina Symphony
Women of the Moose to Hear Mr Garner
Women of the Moose Chapter 961 will meet Thursday night at 8 at the Moose home. N L Garner will speak. In observance of Christmas in October members are asked to bring gifts to be sent to Mooseheart children as Christmas gifts.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Home
N. L. Garner
Moose Iheart
Alma McCain Guild Supper at Wes ley Memorial Church
The Alma McCain Guild of Wesley Memorial Church met at 805 West Howell Street for a covered dish supper and business meeting. Mrs. Junius Beck was elected vice-president and Mrs. A. M. Utley Jr. Sunshine chairman. The guild planned to sponsor a needy High Point family at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma McCain
Wesley Memorial Church
W. B. Lee
West
Howell Street
Dot Lee
Wayland H. Linthicum, Jr
D. L. Bouldin, Jr
Junius Beck
A. M. Utley Jr
Sunshine
Guild
High Point
Y W C A News Thursday to Saturday Schedule
Y W C A news lists activities from Thursday through Saturday. Events include golf at Blair Park, Modernettes and Y teens meetings, teen inter club council, Jolly Y committee, Robins bridge club, fashion classes, initiation ceremony, and a young adult pajama night. A cleaning tip warns against sharp abrasives on heat resistant oven dishes and iglass.
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Blair Park
Modernettes
Jolly Y
James Boyd
Junior Red Cross Dinner Sets Enrollment Dates
The Junior Red Cross held its annual Teacher Sponsor dinner at the Red Cross chapter house with Mrs. John Foy in charge. Enrollment is set for November 1 to 15. Teacher sponsors are listed for multiple streets and schools, and plans include sending gift boxes and materials to Veterans hospitals and overseas children.
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Junior Red Cross
Red Cross
John Foy
Kathleen VanLoan
Donald Conrad
Germany
Greece
England
Ada Blair
Annie Lee Jarrell
Allen Jay
Howard Lyon
Brentwood
Nellie Ray Marston
Cloverdale
Leonard Street
Callie V. Holmes
Mary J. Forbes
William Penn High
A. L. Jones
A. P. McLeod
Jack and Jill
E. J. Cummings
Reception Planned For Thursday At Parsonage Here
The Woman's Society of Christian Service and the Wesleyan Service Guild plan a reception Thursday evening at the parsonage to honor Reverend Kenneth Goodson and Mrs Goodson, William W Collins and Miss Charmione Rose. It will run from 7:30 to 9:30 PM and the entire church membership is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Goodson
Insurance firm sues to foreclose on KPRO and KREO loans
Riverside dated report states The Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co of North Carolina filed suit against Broadcasting Corporation of America for the unpaid balance of a 340,000 loan. It holds deeds and mortgages as security and seeks foreclosure on radio stations KPRO in Riverside and KREO at Indio to recover 25,000.
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Riverside
Calif
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
North Carolina
Broadcasting Corporation of America
KPRO
KREO
Indio
Ladies Bridge Winners Named At Country Club
Winners of yesterday's ladies bridge party were announced here today. North-South winners were Mesdames C. S. Beaver and A. B. Henley with top scores while East-West winners were Mesdames J. O. Hauschild and Lloyd Flythe. Mrs. Ross Calvert, Mrs. Joe Temple and Mrs. Roger Edwards led the three contract tables.
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C. S. Beaver
A. B. Henley
J. O. Hauschild
Lloyd Flythe
Ross Calvert
Joe Temple
Roger Edwards
Wedding Plans Announced for Jeanette Proctor and Roger Vuncannon
Mr and Mrs P R Proctor of Jamestown announce the engagement of their only daughter Jeanette to Roger L Vuncannon of High Point The wedding is set for Saturday at Jamestown Methodist church at eight o clock in the evening Mr Vuncannon is the son of Mr and Mrs Okal Vuncannon of 1113 Redding street High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Proctor
Jamestown
Jeanette
Roger L. Vuncannon
High Point
Jamestown Methodist Church
Mr. Vuncannon
Okal Vuncannon
Redding Street
Woodmen Circle Bridge Club Meets At Borden's
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Bridge Club gathered last night at the Borden Gold Room with Miss Evie Williams and Mrs. iCarusG Marsh as hostesses. Three tables of bridge and two of rummy were played. high bridge went to Mrs. Ed Thrower, low to Mrs. Helen Underwood. Rummy prizes awarded to Mrs. Myrtle Daniels, Mrs. Carrie Whitlark, Mrs. Juanita Stroud, and Mrs. Imogene Kennedy. Twenty one members were served refreshments, and a new member, Mrs. Myrtle Daniels, joined.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Bridge Club
Borden Gold Room
Evie Williams
Icarusg Marsh
Ed Thrower
Helen Underwood
Myrtle Daniels
Carrie Whitlark
Juanita Stroud
Imogene Kennedy
Exchangette Benefit Bridge Is Tonight at YWCA
Exchangette club sponsors a benefit bridge party at the YWCA this evening at eight o clock. Public invited with reservations via Mrs J W Younts at 25M. The note corrects an error that the event was shown as Thursday in the social calendar. A separate tip suggests adding baking soda to a half full milk bottle with cool water to clean it quickly.
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Exchangette Club
YWCA
J. W. Younts
Cream Cheese Frosting Blend With Chocolate
To make a creamy frosting, soften three ounces of cream cheese and blend with three tablespoons of light cream adding one tablespoon at a time. Gradually beat in two and a half to three cups sifted confectioners sugar and two squares of unsweetened chocolate until smooth.
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Marshall E Ginsburg
N. Main St
A. Lee Gibson
Worto
Aml
Leta
Monark
N. Main
Dupont - Tontine
Shade Co
Moose
Mr. Garner
Hallowe'en
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
High Point Corners
Main ST
Nathan Hunt Drive
The
Lydia E. Pink
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
eGuide
Woodmen Circle Bridge Club
Borden
Exchangette
Bol
Tims
du Pont
Belk
Shevens
Cat Ona
Queen Quality
Quality Shoe Store
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