Scoutings First Edition Covers Girl Scout Week Events
Editor notes launch of Scoutings column with reports on troop activities and titles from Millie Marsden Helen Covington and Nancy Campbell. Highlights include Halloween events Brownie and Intermediate troops, a rally at the Scout Hut, Arts and Crafts work, and a major national convention in Boston where 33 000 scouts gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Marsden
Helen Covington
Nancy Campbell
Ruth Tyler
Thomasville
W.L. Setzer
Hallowe’en
Hobart Bryant
Presbyterian Church
Sylvia Saunders
Sally Drake
Marguerite McAllister
Continental Beauty College
Scout Troops
Ooverseas
Boston
Mechanics Hall
Millie
Helen
Nancy
Vaughn Ferguson
Mation Council
Girl Scouts
High Point
Kansas
Miss Sykes outlines North Carolina Children’s Home Society
The Junior Womans Club heard Miss Rhea Gaynelle Sykes of the Children’s Home Society of North Carolina discuss its state history and work. Located in Greensboro, it is the oldest licensed adoption agency, handles about 300 babies yearly, and operates strictly non denominationally. The society relies on donations, with a next-year budget of 90000 dollars, and aims to promote proper adoption channels and keeping children with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home Society of
North Carolina
Rhea Gaynelle Sykes
Junior Womans Club
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Greensboro
Miss Sykes
Children's Home Society
Junior Womens Clubs
Children's Home Society of
High Point College Flower Arranging Meeting Review
High Point College Home Economics Club held a recent meeting in the Home Economics House. Mrs J Coltrane demonstrated flower arrangement highlighting artistic points. Miss Ada Johnson supervises, with student hostesses Valma Griggs Betty Jo Stephens and Dean Gore. New books on flower arrangement were highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
J. Coltrane
Jamestown
E. J. Coltrane
Ada Johnson
HPC
Valma Griggs
Betty Jo Stephens
Dean Gore
Bryce College Hosts Halloween Party For Alumni
Bryce Commercial College invites all current and former students to a Halloween party tomorrow evening at S o'clock at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce College
Bryce Commercial College
Exemplar Chapter To Meet Tonight
The Exemplar Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet this evening at Mrs. Robert Griffiths home in Hillcrest Manor Apartments. The gathering will start at oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert Griffith
Hillcrest Manor
Church Youth Carnival Sponsored by Evangelical Reformed
The young people's department of the Evangelical and Reformed Church hosts a Hallo we'en carnival tonight at 7 30 in the basement. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Department
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Teen Club and Board Meeting Schedule Card
Thursday 4:00 Senior High Teen Club Meeting. Friday 10:00 Double M Board Meeting. 7:20 1:30 Junior High Teen Open House. Saturday 30 High Point Hospital Student Nurses Dance.
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High Point Hospital
Friends Gather At Archdale Tonight For Missionary Conference
A missionary conference of the Friends Deep River Quarter will convene at Archdale Friends Meeting House tonight at 7 30 p m with the theme Christ For Today The Wide World Over Edith E Ratcliff a Tryon Oklahoma registered nurse who served in Friends Africa will speak after a devotional by Clifton Pearson The Oakpan Friends will handle music A social period will follow and an offering will fund educational work on the African Mission Field All ages urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rends of Deep River
Archdale
Africa
Camellia Club and society events schedule notes
The sheet lists multiple social gatherings around 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. at various addresses including 808 Hillcrest Drive and 1194 N Main Street. Events include programs on Camellia Art, a luncheon honoring Miss Martha Anne Kluttz, club meetings, a Canterbury Club gathering, a dinner party in Graham for Kluttz and her fiancé, a rehearsal party for a Green Brown wedding, a cake cutting after a rehearsal, and a wedding at First Baptist Church. Sunday entertainments and a newspaper aside about ocean evaporation conclude the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Camellia Club
George Robb
Hillcrest Drive
C. C. Haworth
R. HL. Sechrest
Thad Flower
John C. Sheroff
N. Main Street
BR. E. Shaw
A. E. Kline
Noble Praigg
Kline
Sunset Drive
Martha Anne Kluttz
Philomatheon Ebook Club
H. S. Coffield
Lindsay Street
H. A. Millis
Canterbury Club
W. F. Elis
Emermwood Estates
Hal Farrell
Graham
Martha Anne Klutiz
John McLeod
W. G. McFarland
South Main Street
Young People's Department
Church
Arnie Michael
Wm. C. Anthony
John Scalf
English Street
First Baptist Church
Fred Hallenbeck
A. A. Utley
C. E. Leachmann
Hallenbeck
P.m
Annie Michael
William C. Anthony
Modern Study Club Hears Miss Browne On United Nations
Miss Marion Browne of Bennett Advertising spoke to the Modern Study Club at Emerywood Country Club yesterday afternoon. President H. B. Hethcox led a routine meeting with 16 members present. Browne highlighted United Nations children’s organizations. Guest Mrs. C. J. Long of Blountville, Tenn. attended. Next meeting will feature Dr. P. E. Lindley of High Point College with Mrs. Olin Cummings hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Browne
Bennett Advertising
Modern Study Club
Emerywood County Club
R. M. Gladstone
H. &. Hethcox
United Nations
C. J. Long
Blounteville, Tenn
A. 5. Withers
Olin Cummings
P. E. Lindley
Irigh Point College
Fall Workshop Of Regional Guild In Thomasville
The Piedmont Regional Women's Guild of the Southern Synod meets October 30 at Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church in Thomasville. Delegates from all churches east of the Yadkin River attend, with Mrs. John Frantz of Pottstown presenting the 1952 theme In all things Thee to See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Piedmont Regional Women's Guild
Southern Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed
Jacob A. Palmer
Piaimont
Yadkin River
John Frantz
Pottstown
Pennsylvania
Women’s Guild
Evangelical and Reformed Denomination
Frantz
Women's Guild
V. C. Lanier
Piedmont
Piedmont Regonal
Lawrence Leonard
Thomas-ville
Virgil Leonard
Lexington
Nety Heidleberg
Mrs Crowder To Address WCTU Meeting
The Calvary Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Calvary Methodist Church. Guest speaker will be Mrs M J Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Crowder
WCTU
Calvary Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Calvary Methodist Church
M. J. Crowder
Bridal Showers Honor Miss Betty Green Ahead of Saturday Wedding
Mrs. W. A. Horney Jr hosted a kitchen shower at 801 Arbordale Drive for Miss Betty To Green with gifts for her new home and a bingo game. A crystal shower followed at 225 Shirley hosted by Mrs. Jack Green with a crystal display and prizes. The wedding is planned for Saturday evening at South Main Methodist Church after the rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Helms
Betty Jo Green
Lei Ey
E. L. “Green
Leigh Hord
Woodrow Avenue
Benjamine
Lee Weeborrey
Buster Brown
Jackie
Bennett
Green
Willie Murray
Will Street Methodist Church
Colon
Lynn Brown
W. G. McFarland
Bill Green
Bob Green
Miss Green
Doris Briggs
Gilbert A. Kearns
Robert Green
W. A. Horney, Jr
Arbordale Drive
Betty
Ithe South Main Methodist Church
Ithe Church
Union Hill PTA Halloween Festival Scheduled Tomorrow
The Union Hill School PTA plans a Hallowe en festival tomorrow at 7 30 PM featuring contests and games including an auction led by Nick Lawrence as auctioneer a 2 bag s contest a friendship quilting a turkey raffle movies a cake walk a house of horrors and a King and Queen contest for primary and elementary departments A supper will be served at 6 30 PM at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hilt Pta
Hallowe'en
Parent Teacher Association of
Union Hill School
Foromorrow
Nick Lawrence
Whpe
Births in High Point Memorial Hospital Listings
Cheryl Lynn Jones daughter Chevit Lynn born October 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Betty Lou Yarborough is former Lintey Perdue. Soltstri baby Roe Mary Abigail born October 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Tutrust of 180 Thurston Street. Theresa Jane Medlin born October 22 to Howard W. Medlin and wife at High Point Memorial Hospital. Thomas Eugene Parmley born October 23 to Roscoe T. Parmley of 213 Triangle Lake Road at High Point Memorial Hospital. William Michael Coleman born October 26 to R. W. Coleman of Reidsville. mother former Irene Beck of High Point. Fonda Rene Tuttle born October 22 to Houston Tuttle of 125 Fall Avenue. mother former Ruby Shackelford of this city.
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Converse
Suzanne Earnhardt
High Point
Converse College
Spartanburg
D. C
Miss Earnhardt
L. R. Earnhardt
Rotary Drive
Palmetto Players
Louise Warren
Gastonia
Polly Glenn
Union
S. C
Betty Anne West
Clifton
Ann Hall
Hickory
Anne Stevens
Lenoir
Earnhardt
Dorothy Fudger
Fecksonville
Fla
Virginia Leland
Northboro
Mass
W. J. Wall
Route 4
Betty Lee
William S. Burrow
Nina Graves
Asheboro
Claude $. Burrow
S. T. Brown
Trinity
Burrow
Sherrod Shirt Company
Cheryl Lynn Jones
S. Conrad P. Jones
Cates Avenue
Thomasville
Chevit Lynn
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jones i
Lintey Perdue
Thomas Eugene Parmley
Roscoe T. Parmley
Triangle Lake Road
Toomas
Eugene
High ‘Point Memorial Hospital
Ea ‘Theresa Jane
Medlin
Howard
W. Medlin
Campbell Street
Theresa Jane
Michael Coleman
R. W. Coleman
Reidsville
William Michael
Tottles
Houston
Tuttle
Fall Avenue
Fonda Rene
Abs. Tuttle
Ruby Shackle ‘Ford
Miss Klutz Feted At Breakfast By Mrs. Young
Miss Martha Anne Kutt, to wed John McLeod of Sanford on November 3, was guest of honor at a country ham breakfast hosted by Mrs. R K Young. Twelve guests attended at the Young home, with pink nosegays, white carnations, pink napkins, and white dahlias enhancing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Anne Kutt
John McLeod
Sanford
R. K. Young
Bhitz
Senior Scouts Rally At Girl Scout Hut On Shirley Street
Senior Girl Scout Troops gathered at the Girl Scout Hut on Shirley Street Tuesday evening for the first rally in a planned series. They met at five, cooked outdoors, sang, and heard Marguerite McAllister discuss good grooming and makeup tips. Future programs will feature topics chosen by the girls, including clothes selections and vocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Street
Marguerite McAllister
Continental Beauty College
Miss McAllister
Myers-Pierce Vows Revealed
Announcement of the marriage of Nora Lee Fierce of Trinity and James Paul Myers of Oak View, solemnized September 22 in York South Carolina. The bride wore a winter white suit with navy accessories and a purple orchid. They will reside in High Point after returning from the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Lee Fierce
Trinity
James Paul Myers
Oak View
York
S. C
Adams-Millis Corporation
J. We. Myers
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
High Point
Hospital notes and local family updates
Mrs. J Archie Myatt of TOT Rockford Road is recovering from a major operation at High Point Memorial Hospital and cannot receive visitors for a time. G L Robbins has returned home from Washington D C after visiting his son. Wanda Lloyd of Saint Louis is spending a week with her parents at 1308 Franklin Street. Mrs P L Culler of 332 Greer Street is seriously ill after a recent operation. W I K Molyneux of Route 2 returned from Binghamston New York after attending his brother Dr Silas Malyneux’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Archie Myatt
Rockford Road
High Point Memorial Hospital
G. L. Robbins
Trinity
Gil Robbins, Jr
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington, D. C
Wanda Lloyd
St Louis
W. T. Lloyd
Franklin Street
P. L. Culler
Greer Street
IK. Molyneux
Route 2
Binghamston
New York
Silax Malyneux
Ada Blair School Festival Seeks Community Attendance
The Ada Blair School Festival will be tomorrow at 6 PM featuring a ladies ready to wear fashion show modeled by PIT.A. fathers. Other events include a snack bar bingo fortune telling cake walk darts fishing pie dance a room of horror and an auction sale with a costume parade inviting all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
PIT
Plans Complete for Firemen's Ball At Armory Friday
Plans for the third annual Fireman's Ball at the Armory on English Street Friday October 26 are complete. Kimel formerly with Tommy Doe and a noted vocalist will perform with the Clubmen orchestra under How ginia and Von Stein. Proceeds go to charity as The event features a distinctive new style and dress will be informal. The band, The Clubmen, is led by How ginia and Von Stein and has ties to Glenn Miller's Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimel
Tommy Doe
Fireman's Ballley
National
Guard Armory
English Street
Isband
Roger Kohn
Tony Pastor
Carolyn Baker
jCluhmen
Carolinas
Ginia
von Stein
Glenn Miller
Jack
Aloch
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Lincolnton
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Greenville
Nancy Hobbs
Rocky Mount
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Wilmington
Joyce Mouilesseaux
Glenn Rock
NL Ju
Molly Bixby
Detroit
Betty Thompson
Durham
Jo Anne Cannon
Yvonne Schweistris
Junior Woman's Club
N. C
Harold Seinab
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Children’s Home Society
St. Mary's 'Church
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Korea
Arnold Craven, Jr
Civil Defense Committee
Red Cross
Z. P. Long
Ways and Means
Bill Beaver
J. Crowder
Allie
B. H
Helen van Felt Wilson
F. F. Rockwell
Esther Cc. Graysen
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Tom Kearns
Tom Kearns, Jr
John Mc
Pacific Ocean
Grand Canyon
Miss Browne
Terry Wayne Gray
Carl Gray
Route Three
Terry Wayne
Miss Klutz
Mrs. Young
Girl Scout
Myers-Pierce
Armory
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