Community notices of clubs and events around High Point
The column lists a string of meetings and social events from Monday to Saturday. Groups include United Daughters of the Confederacy Mrs L R Terry 915 N Main St, High Point African Violet club, All-Purpose Room meetings, YWCA gatherings, Altrusa Club at Sheraton, Oak View Home Demonstration Grange Hall, Fleurette Club, Halloween parties at Emerywood and Salisbury, Priscilla Club lunch, and an October dinner dance for Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of Confederacy
L. R. Terry
N. Main St
High Point African Violette
Déardale de. P. Morrison
Community_ Literary Guild
YWCA
Forrest H. Murray
Ter
Tomkins
Priscilla Club
H. L. Brockmar
Fairway
High Point High School
Ed Mendenhall
Martha Ann
C. C. Robbins
Sandra Casey
Forest Hill
Emerywood Country Club
Local Notes On Illness And Hospital Treatments
M G Petty of Thomasville Road is critically ill in a Winston-Salem Baptist Hospital after arriving Friday with lockjaw and cannot receive visitors. W A Williams returned to Chicago after visiting his aunt Mrs H H Brady. son Benton accompanied him to High Point then to Chapel Hill for school. Lizzie Steele of Jamestown Route 1 and Charlies Hodgin of Jamestown are patients at the local hospital for treatment. John L Rothrock’s wife returned home from Duke Hospital where she improved after a week of care. Flora Clarke hosts weekend guests including W Dalton family and Curtis and Lambeth families from Virginia and Raleigh. Embler of 2707 E Green St shows progress after major surgery. Embler entered hospital last Tuesday and is allowed visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Petty
Thomasville Rd
Winston-Salem
W. A. Williams
Chicago
Ill
H. H. Brady
E. Green St
Benton
High Point
Chapel Hill
John L. Rothrock
Ecker Apts
Duke Hospital
Je. Embler
Embler
Bride to Be Elizabeth Chapman Honored by Stewart Peace
Mrs. J. R. Stewart and Miss Loraine Peace plan a Mount Vernon church evening tribute for Elizabeth Chapman ahead of her upcoming marriage to Joseph Peace. The couple’s wedding is anticipated in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Stewart
Loraine Peace
Elizabth Chapman
Mount Vernon Church
Miss Chapman
Joseph Peace
HPC Faculty Wives Club Hosts Wiener Roast at Geyer Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Geyer of Jamestown hosted the High Point College Faculty Wives Club last Saturday for a wiener roast. Sixty guests attended at the Geyers yard featuring a large stone fireplace and outdoor amenities. Serving with Mrs. Geyer were Mesdames J. H. Allred T. E. Lindley E. J. Coltrane Arthur Williams and Grady Whicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Geyer
Jamestown
High Point College
Geyer
Local Rebekahs Attend Greensboro District Meeting
District Five Rebekah Lodge met in Greensboro with Myrtle Lodge hosting. State officers from High Point Raleigh Statesville and Greensboro attended. A banquet at 6:30 featured Sid Heller music and John Clapp as toastmaster. Three silver cups were awarded for written work attendance and membership growth. Ten Magdalene Rebekah members joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kent
High Po
Rebekah Lodge
Greensboro
Myrtle Lodge
Frances High Point
J. R. Young
The
Odd Fellows of
North Carolin
High Point
Laura Johnson Raleigh
State Association of
Rebekahs
Inezia
Treva Kinkle
Statesville
Sid Heller
TV “Ine
John Clapp
Dunman
Mamie Cash
Winston-Salem
Magdalene Rebekah
University Dean Of Women Speaks Here Tonight
Dr. Katherine Carmichael dean of women and English instructor at UNC will speak at 8 PM in the YMCA All-Purpose room in High Point for the October AAUW meeting. Miss Dorothy Gueth chairs the program and the talk titled The Status of Women Today will cover women’s roles and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
High Point
American Association of University Women
Katherine Carmichael
University of North Carolina
Dorothy Gueth
AAUW
Miss Gueth
New Coat Story Has Two Sides
AP News describes reversible coats as a versatile, year round solution for women travelers. Manufacturers offer double-face fleeces woolens and fur lined options in varied colors, designed for dressy town wear or casual country use and light enough for spring or fall layering.
Y W C A News Activity Schedule
The YMCA and YWCA announce a packed tiered schedule for 4th through 10th grade teens and women. Activities include golf, swimming classes for girls and women, listener’s swimming, beginner and advanced courses, cookouts, a mother daughter banquet, and a membership dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Business and Professional Club
Gilbert English
United Nations
Jr. High
PTA Cake Walk at Ray St School Raises PTA funds
More than 350 people attended the Ray St PTA Cake Walk and Bingo on Saturday night at the school. Over 270 was raised for the PTA fund. Arnold Culler served as emcee and PTA officers staffed booths. More than 80 cakes were prizes and various door prizes awarded. The next PTA meeting will be in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray St. Pta
Schools Pta
Dan Monroe
Arnold Culler
OES Chapter 106 Set To Initiate Members Tuesday
The High Point Chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold an initiation ceremony at the Masonic Hall Tuesday evening at 7 30, per an official announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Springfield Women Bazaar Set For November 3
The Springfield Friends Meeting women announce their annual bazaar on Wednesday November 3 at the Meeting House. Meals include a luncheon 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m and a Brunswick stew supper 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Sale items include Christmas gifts, homemade foods, dried materials and gourds. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Nefield Friends Meeting
Springfield
St Marys Bazaar and Turkey Dinner Planned for Nov 17
The women of St Marys Episcopal Church under Mrs John H Davis plan their annual bazaar and turkey dinner on Wednesday November 17 at the parish house. Guild members craft doll clothes decorations aprons and gift items while tables showcase candies cakes and other foods with turkey and all the fixings on the menu. Tickets available for early and late dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
John H. Davis
St. Mary’s Church
Deep Cleansing Important In Daily Skin Care
Dermatologists say improper cleansing causes most complexion problems such as minor blemishes and blackheads. A thorough deep cleansing lotion cleanses three times better than soap, removes dust and makeup, restores natural oils, and leaves a satiny finish. Weatherproofing improve with daily use. apply to neck, chin, cheeks, and forehead with upward massage for best results.
Study Club With Mrs Frank Smith Luncheon
The Twentieth Century Study Club will hold a luncheon at the home of Mrs Frank Smith on Rotary Drive Wednesday at 2 30. Mrs Fred Metcalfe will oversee the program for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Frank Smith
Twentieth Century Study Club
Frank Sait
Rotary
Fred Metcalfe
P T A Council To Meet Tomorrow
The High Point Council of Parents and Teachers will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 45 in the Administration building with Mrs S S Coe as speaker Representatives of various associations are expected to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
S. S. Coe
Senator Spends Musical Sunday in Moscow
U S Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine spent a musical Sunday in Moscow. She attended an Army chorus recital in the afternoon and a Ballet Theater performance in the evening. She said no request for an interview with Premier Georgi Malenkov was granted and she plans to leave the Soviet Union Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.S
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Cow
Ed Army Chorus
Ballet Theater Viet
Senator Oe
Georgi Malenkoy
Soviet Union
Fine Hair Needs Proper Cut Says James Caesar
New York stylist James Caesar advises that fine baby and adult hair can look fuller with the right cut and shaping. He recommends a length of one to one and a half inches for fine hair and cautions against overly tight permanents for limp hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
James Caesar
New York
Caesar
Mr. Caesar
Social life and marriage blues for Navy family
A Navy wife writes of 14 years of marriage with little social contact and her husband's reserve. The advisor counsels self-presentation, initiative, and realism, urging the wife to actively engage with others while accepting her husband as he is. The piece closes inviting correspondence through the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Trifles
Henry
Authority Belongs to Parents in Family Life
Ruth Millett argues parents must train children to fit family norms rather than cater to every demand. She asserts parental authority is essential, with democracy at home overrated and fathers often avoiding home duties. Parents can maintain love without sacrificing discipline, she says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Papa
Mama
Hobgoblin Apples For Halloween Fun
Halloween candy apples are glazed with a red cinnamon syrup and decorated to resemble hobgoblins. The guide suggests teens can make them while younger children frost graham crackers into hobgoblins using decorations, raisins, and chocolate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peter Seer
Guy Madison Plans Mexico Marriage After Divorce
Hollywood actor Guy Madison 32 vows to wed television actress Sheilah Connolly 24 in Juarez Mexico the day after he secures a Mexican divorce from Gail Russell 26 Miss Russell signed a waiver allowing the divorce process Madison already has an interlocutory California decree dated Oct 6 which won t become final for a year The story notes a school tip about storing papers under pillows and a hook with a name tag to encourage tidiness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Guy Madison
Sheilah Connolly
Juarez
Mexico
Gail Russell
Miss Russell
California
Church Group Meetings Schedule Tonight and Thursday
Ward Street Methodist Woman's Society meets tonight at 7 30 at the church. Mary Martha Class of E Green Street Baptist meets Thursday Oct 26 at 7 30 at Mrs W O Luther's home. Philathea Class hosts a 6 30 p m pot luck in Green Street Baptist basement. High Point Christian Endeavor Young Adults gather Oct 26 at 7 45 at First Evangelical and Reformed with Dr C K Rand speaking on Visitation Evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ward St. Methodist Church
Mary Martha
Luther
E. Green St. Baptist Church
W. O. Luther
Violate
Green St. Baptist Church
John Primm
High Point Christian Endeavor
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Aoe
C. K. Rand
Conrad Memorial Baptist
Visitation Evangelism
Betty Ee
Local Births Reported for October 22
Mr and Mrs Norman Blomer announce a daughter Norma Mae born Oct 22 at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs W W Collins announce a daughter Sandra Gail born Oct 22 at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond Elliott announce a daughter Jane Gribbet born Oct 22 at the local hospital. Byerlys have a son born Oct 22 at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Herbert Brizzell announce a daughter Sally Pligabeh born Oct 22 at Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Blomer
Route 5
High Point
Norma Mae
W. W. Collins
Trinity
Sandra Gail, Mee
Memorial Hospital
Raymond L. Elliott
White Oak St
Jane Grifbeet
Byerlys
S.F.C
Donald Byerly
Onemy St
Bemnorial Hospital
Herbert Brizzell
Clara
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Lawsonville
Jim Lambeth
Raleigh
HPC Faculty Wives Club
Lucien Lelong
Sterkinsensy Jewelers
University Dean of Women
New Coat
AP News
PTA
Springfield Women Bazaar
St. Mary's Bazaar
P.T.A. Council
D.F
Ruth Millett
By Cecily Brownstone
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Philatheas
DR. Rand
Norma Mae Blomer
Sandra Gail Collins
Jane Griffith Elliott
Grace Flower Shop
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Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Kivete Drive
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