Bible in Fine Arts Discussed For Wednesday Book Club
Mrs Charles A McMurray spoke at the Wednesday Book Club luncheon at Mrs F F Dickson home on Lindsay Street. She outlined Bible influence in music literature painting and sculpture with examples from Handel Da Vinci Michelangelo and many biblical works. Attendees included Miss Margaret Dickson and Mesdames Redman Thomas Ellis Fraley Hardin Lafferty Taplin.
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Wednesday
F. F. Dickson
Lindsay Street
Charles A. McMurray
MacMurray
Ruth
Naomi
Dan Vinci
Michaelangelo
David
Margaret Dickson
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Mesdames Kenneth Redman
Fred Thomas
Collier Ellis
W. J. Fraley
H. P. Hardin
R. S. Lafferty
A. E. Taplin
Anderson Memorial Class Will Meet and Social Planned
The Anderson Memorial Class of Oak Hill Friends Church holds its regular monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 in the church annex followed by a Hallowe en social. The Mothers Class of Wesley Memorial Church meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Joe Vaughn 212 West Bay Street for a monthly social.
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Anderson Memorial
Oak Hill Friends Church
Church
Hallowe'en
Wesley Memorial Church
Joe Vaughn
West Bay Street
Priscilla Club Meets at Mrs Laferty Home
Social calendar notes a Friday 3 p.m. biweekly Priscilla Club gathering at 209 Louise Avenue hosted by Mrs. R Laferty. At 6 30 p.m. Kiwanis hosts Ladies Night for wives and friends at the Sheraton ballroom. Saturday features a Piedmont District music clubs session at Emerywood Country Club with Carl G N Cronstedt as host.
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Priscilla Club
Women of Moose Chapter Night Draws Crowd
The local Women of the Moose chapter held Chapter Night with about fifty attendees. Lu cille Smith chaired the Mooseheart Committee while N. L. Garner spoke on Mooseheart founder James J. Davis. The program included readings, duets, solos, ritual services, and concluding rites followed by refreshments.
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Women of the Moose
Lucille Smith
Mooseheart Committee
N. L. Garner
Mooseheart
James J. Davis
Moose Organization
Plans Complete For DAR Benefit Party Tuesday
Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution organizes a benefit bridge party at regent Mrs J F Hayden home Tuesday October 31 from 3 to 5 pm Reservations with Mrs Hayden by noon Monday. Proceeds aid the state conference in High Point in February where Mrs Hayden is general chairman.
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Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Hayden
Hayden
High Point
C. B. Mattocks
Harvest Festival At Trinity Friday
A harvest festival is planned at Trinity School on Friday evening featuring contests music and a stage show with various amusements expected.
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Trinity School
Bride-to-be Vera Smith Set for Duke Chapel Nuptials
Miss Vera Smith, bride elect, will marry Robert M. Smith of Liberty at Duke Chapel this Saturday. A Greensboro dinner party hosted by Miss Rachel Flinchum featured corsage, a miniature bride place setting, a candle holder gift, and handkerchiefs.
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Vera Smith
Robert M. Smith
Liberty
Duke Chapel
Rachel Flinchum
Greensboro
Herbert Cartland
Miss Smith
High Point
Thomas Strickland
Bill Davis
Unity
Nash
Jewel
Ruth Young
Thomas E. Strickland
Sedgefield Inn
William T. Smith
Luther R. Medtin
Gastonia
John Easter
Roscoe Briley
William Howard, Jr
Enfield
Strickland
Vance M. Smith
Evening bridge honors bride elect and recent bride
Miss Margery Austin and Miss Betty Newton were feted with an evening bridge party hosted by Miss Newton. Guests included Mrs. Sherman Hines and others, prizes went to Mrs. Wayne Garner with top score, and other gifts noted in nuptial colors. Additional small gatherings are planned at Blair Park and a Saturday bridge event.
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Margery Austin
C. Curtis Newton
Betty Newton
Miss Austin
Sherman Hines
Greensboro
Pearl Charnes
Bennettsville
Wayne Garner
Alabama
Kelman Gomo
Mrs. Hines
C. C. Newton
Katherine Ravesies
Elaine Inman
Love Monday
Doris Foxdale
Irene Reynolds
Mesdames W. T. Forster
Frank Courtney
William Snotherly
Arthur Dickens
Wayne Yarner
Mesdames
Blair Park
Mrs Ben Herman Reviews Inside Asia For Study Group
The High Point Council of Jewish Women held its first meeting at Mrs. Harry Jacobs home. Mrs. Ben Herman gave a review of John Gunther’s Inside Asia, covering continent countries and inhabitants. Twenty members and one visitor, Mrs. Benjamin G. Feen, attended before refreshments.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry Jacobs
Colonial Drive
Ben Herman
Jacobs
Asia
John Gunther
Benjamin G. Feen
Sara Herman
Charleston
8. C
Local Friends and Family News From Town Homes
Miss Jennie Brown is ill at her Montheu Avenue home. Mrs. W G Shipman and Mrs. Prudence Bowen plan weekend visits from Washington to North Main Street. Dr and Mrs Feen depart for Atlanta then Charleston after a brief stop here. Miss Bobbie Bindsay hosts Lexington guests. Mrs F S Ragan moves to Burrus Memorial Hospital for recent operation. Edgar O Johnson of Blaine Street returns to Sechrest Funeral Home work. M S Loflin of English Street recuperates at Guilford General Hospital after surgery. Elizabeth Byerly at Burrus Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Jennie Brown
Montheu Avenue
W. G. Shipman
Prudence Bowen
Washington, D. C
Frank H. Wood
North Main Street
Benjamin G. Feen
Atlanta
Charleston
S. C
Feen
United States Naval Hospital
Bobbie Bindsay
West Farriss Avenue
Meredith Boaze
Frances McKay
Lexington
F. S. Ragan
Route One
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Edgar O. Johnson
Blaine Street
Sechrest Funeral Home
Elizabeth Byerly
Lindsay Street
Miss Martha Moffitt Joins Brenau Tau Sigma
Gainesville Georgia October 26 Special Miss Martha Moffitt daughter of Mrs H A Moffitt of High Point North Carolina enrolled at Brenau College this year is announced as a new member of Tau Sigma national honorary dancing fraternity.
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Martha Moffitt Tau
Brenau College
Gainesville
Martha Moffitt
H. A. Moffitt
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Tau Sigma
Shower Honors Mrs. E. C. Allgood at Oakwood Court
Mesdames Bivins Clifford hosted Tuesday evening for Mrs. E. C. Allgood the former Hallie Wrenn. Hallowe en color decor and fruit bowls graced the living room as guests enjoyed games prizes awarded to Mrs. Wayne Nelson Alma Allgood and Bonnie Kilpatrick. Refreshments featured old fashioned gingerbread Russian tea and harvest can dies.
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James Clifford
William P. Bivins
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels and Pepsin-ize Stomach
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell’s Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin. It claims Pepsin digests undigested protein in the stomach while Senna stimulates lazy bowels for relief from constipation and stomach discomfort.
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Caldw
Plans Progress For Piedmont Music Club Meet Saturday
Plans for the Piedmont District of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs annual meet are advancing at Emerywood Country Club. Registration starts 9:30 a m with a 1 p m luncheon after the morning session and a second session to follow.
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Piedmont District of North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Emerywood Country Club
Ezra Weis
Guilford College
Salem College
Elon College Music Cub
Kathryn Swain
Carolyn Creson
High Point College
Walter Fleischman
Musical Art Club
Herman Abels
Johnson St. School Fall Festival Friday Evening
The Johnson Street School hosts its annual fall festival Friday night at 7 30 with a community gathering. Attendees will enjoy activities and a chance to support school programs and activities.
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Johnson St
Johnson Street
Crowning the Harvest Queen Featured at School Fair
The pageant Crowning the Harvest Queen will headline the event with a fish pond bingo candy and ice cream booths. A small admission charge will fund the school free lunch program.
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Madeline Hoover
Piedmont
North Carolina
Federation of Music Clubs
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Women of Moose
DAR
Wizzie
Gooch
Shawn
Mrs
Mesdames Bivins, Clifford Honor
E. C. Allgood
John Highsmith
Main Street
Bland’s
Richardson’s Golden
SOC
Palr
Sport Oxfords
Childrens Shoes
Nat Walker
Walgreen's
Altrusa
East Commerce ST
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