Catawba Alumni Hear Plans for Centennial Celebration
Approximately thirty-five alumni and guests attended a Thom asville High Point Alumnae association fall dinner at Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed church. Rev Kenneth Goodson presided, J A Palmer gave the invocation, and Sarah Grace Kibler introduced new alumni secretary Ibler. Bill Milholland sang with Lucille Epperson at the piano as they performed songs. Plans for Catawba Homecoming on November 4 and centennial year programs were outlined, with Dr Bruce Wentz showing college films to finish the program. About twenty-five alumni from High Point attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
High Point
Catawba College
Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church
Kenneth Goodson
J. A. Palmer
Sarah Grace Kibler
Goodson
Bill Milholland
Catawba
Lucille Epperson
Milholland
Epperson
Jack
Ibler
Bruce Wentz
Fortnighters Club Hallowe'en Event At Mrs McInnis
The Fortnighters club gathered at Mrs Thad McInnis home on Rockspring road for a Halloween themed meeting. Decorations featured fall flowers and leaves with three bridge tables and one for canasta. Betty Welch won top bridge prize and Nettie Moss won canasta. Fifteen members plus three guests attended including Mrs Jack Boyles Mrs Ben Witherington and Mrs Jim Freeman of Thomasville. A dessert course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad McInnis
Rockspring Road
Hallowe’en
Betty Welch
Nettie Moss
Jack Boyles
Ben Witherington
Jimmy Freeman
Thomasville
Modern Study Club Hosted By Mrs Ben Hill
The Modern Study club met last night at Cedron avenue home of Mrs Ben Hill with Mrs John Austin presiding over a brief business session. Miss Helen Marie Sheroff spoke of her summer abroad with color slides of Edinburgh Flower Clock and Buckingham Palace Changing of the Guard. Refreshments were served to club members and guests including Mrs Dennis Cook Mrs W D Locke and Mrs J H Mace of Cordele Ga. A six volt palm sized storage battery was noted as a newly developed item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Study Club
Ben Hill
Cedron Avenue
John Austin
E. O. Cummings
Helen Marie Sheroff
Edinburgh
Scotland
Buckingham Palace
Hill
Mesdames A.S., Withers
R. M. Gladstone
John B. Austin
J. B. Dobson
A. D. Early
Beatrice Wicker
Craig Parks
H. A. Hethcox
Robert Thompson
Mildred Hutchens
Miss Sheloff
Dennis Cook
W. D. Locke
J. H. Mace
Cordele, Ga
Delta Nu Deal Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Bailey
Delta Nu Deal Bridge Club met at Mrs. Carl Bailey home on Player drive with two tables in play. Top score prize was an aluminum serving tray won by Mrs. Roy Harrell. runner up was Mrs. Charles Sledge who received a plastic tea apron. Bingo prize went to Mrs. James Cobb. Guests included Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Cox and other club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Nu Deal
Carl Bailey
Player Drive
Roy Harrell
Charles Sledge
James Cobb
Robert I. Helm
J. J. Conally
W. E. King
Ralph Greeson
Jack Cox
BPW Club Holds Business Meeting With Mrs Stainback
The High Point Women’s Club met at Mrs Clarence Stainback’s Otte ray drive home. Miss Helen Graham led as president as reports from committees were shared. Plans for the November dinner were set with Miss Carrie McGirt in charge of health and safety. Twelve members will attend the district meeting at Leaksville Spray on October 28, with the event at the Presbyterian church at 6 30. Twenty members attended last night.
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High Point Business
Clarence Stainback
Otteray Drive
Helen Graham
Health and Safety Committee
Carrie McGirt
Leaksville Spray
Presbyterian Church
Local notices from Winston-Salem hospital and salons
Mrs Thelma Reese of 313 Alfred Street is a Baptist hospital patient recovering well after an eye operation Monday evening and can now receive visitors. Miss Mabel Alexander and Mrs Blanche Mann have returned from Dunn where they attended the Harrett Johnson Hairdressers Guild Convention and studied new styles at Elizabeth Arden Studio. Mrs W S O'Neal at 213 Maple Street is confined at home with a compound fracture of the right shoulder.
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Thelma Reese
Alfred Street
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Mabel Alexander
Malyn Beauty Shop
Blanche Mann
Emerywood Beauty Shop
Dunn
Harrett Johnson Hairdressers’ Guild
Elizabeth Arden Studio
Fifth Avenue
Miss Barbara Story Grand Official Visits Local Eastern Star
Miss Barbara Story district deputy grand matron of the thirteenth district paid her official visit to High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star. The meeting at the Masonic temple opened with Mrs. Cora Briles and Frank Caldwell presiding. Guests included E L Ramsey, Bessie Pope, Feda Lewis and other visiting matrons and patrons. Three candidates were initiated in a candlelight ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Story
Thirteenth
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Cora Briles
Frank Caldwell
Pearl Rumley Connor
Luna Cates Morgan
Yla Mae Smith
Story
Greensboro
Ramsey
Bertha Harbinson
Ball Shackleford Vows Said Here
Mrs Ivery Lovett Shackleford daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W A Lovett married Floyd Ball son of Mr and Mrs G T Ball of 700 Taylor street Saturday evening at Rev R L Kisers home The attendants were Miss Grace Kropko New York City and R L Osborn High Point The vows were spoken at 6 30 and the cake cutting followed at 407 Lake street Only a few close friends were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivery Lovett Shackleford
W.A. Lovett
Floyd Ball
G. T. Ball
Taylor Street
R. L. Kiser
Grace Kropko
New York City
R. L. Osborn
High Point
Lake Street
Two Men Killed By Passenger Train in Gastonia
A Southern Railway passenger train struck and killed two men in Gastonia. Francis K Smith of Hickory and Clarence J Rollins of Kershaw South Carolina were found on the tracks by a witness who said they were sitting on the rails when hit. Police officer L C Baxley identified the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
Southern Railway
Francis K Smith
Hickory
Clarence J. Rollins
Kershaw
S. C
L. C. Baxley
Man adorned neck with teeth since ancient times
The description notes a man who has long decorated his neck with items such as animal teeth, a custom tracing back to antiquity. It emphasizes the enduring practice of wearable neck ornaments across eras.
Altrusa District Club Report Heard in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Altrusa heard fall district reports at a dinner meeting in the Sheraton hotel. Miss Jessie May Young led the program with Miss Dorothy Forward adding notes on social events and 25 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa International
Jacksonville
Fla
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jessie May Young
Dorothy Forward
Mary Lou Rothrock
Restoration of Historic Williamsburg Discussed by Mrs Harris
The Wild Flower garden club gathered at Mrs D L Bouldin’s home to hear Mrs Valette J Harris speak on restoring Williamsburg. She explained how the Rockefeller Foundation secured an authentic inventory and excavations uncovered original foundations and floor plans to reproduce Revolutionary War era Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Mrs. Harris
Garden Club
Burg
Rockefeller Foundation
England
Smooth fluffy mashed potatoes and lunch salad ideas
Thoroughly cook potatoes then shake the pan over heat to dry them before adding hot milk and beating. Grilled cheese sandwiches pair with an apple celery and date salad for a luncheon. Moisten the salad with mayonnaise on greens. Bouillon enriches tomato sauce for meat loaf or spaghetti. use bouillon instead of water and adjust salt.
Jamestown P.T.A. Meeting and Fall Festival Planned
The Jamestown P.T.A. will meet tomorrow night at 7:45 in the school auditorium. After the business meeting a discussion of the Fall Festival on November 10 will be held, a film about food and nutrition will be shown, and during social hour a comedy skit will be performed by Jamestown school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown P.T.A
Jamestown
Death of Lady Harcourt, noted pianist and Menuhin's mother-in-law
London reported the death of Lady Harcourt, widow of Admiral Sir Cecil Harcourt, at her home. A retired concert pianist, she performed across Europe with leading orchestras and was Yehudi Menuhin's mother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lady Harcourt
Sir Cecil Harcourt
Royal Navy
Yehudi Menuhin
Europe
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Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
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Deal Bridge Club
Bailey
BPW Club
Stainback
Rust i
Altrusans
Wild Flower Garden Club
D. L. Bouldin
Forest Hill Drive
Ivey Paylor
Valette J. Harris
Paul Spencer
Garden Council
Davis Feed Store
Wrenn Street
Spencer
Leaksville
Blue Star Memorial Highway
Melvina Martin
Harris
Historic
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Creaamwath
Noxzema
Wnoxzema
Baltimore
Johanna Wachtler
Detroit
Deloris Brown
Dallas
Jacqueline Brabant
Oman
Tobias
Harcourt
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