Theta Phi Sorority Guests Of Mrs Harrison At College
Mrs N M Harrison entertained Theta Phi Sorority members and rushees from High Point College at Emerywood Country club with a buffet dinner in sorority colors and a theater party to follow. Guests included Nancy Aldridge Jo Ingram Ethel Jacobs Helena Upshaw Betty Ward among rushees active members Mary Anne Coe Lena Sale Betty Dean Knox Ruth Henderson Marjorie Payne Sarah King Dee Taussig with alumnae Jeanne Rankin Miriam McCall Dorothy Hoskins and guests Mrs Leon Bernard Harry Brown Finch Bill Lewis Lee Sherrill and honorary member Louise Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Harrison
Theta Phi Sorority
High Point College
Emerywood Country Club
Ter
Nancy Aldridge
Jo Ingram
Ethel Jacobs
Helena Upshaw
Betty Ward
Mary Anne “Coe
Lena Sale
Betty Dean Knox
Ruth Henderson
Marjorie Payne
Sarah King
Dee Taussig
Jeanne Rankin
Miriam McCall
Dorothy Hoskins
Mesdames
Leon Bernard
Harry Brown Finch
Bill Lewis
Lee Sherrill
Louise Adams
Mrs. Harrison
Hallowe'en Festival at Hasty High School
A Hallowe en Festival is set for this evening at Hasty High, starting with supper from five to seven with entertainment to follow. Supper available in the lunch room or gymnasium with wieners, drink and ice cream on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty School
Hallowe'en
Stroup Receives Duke University Degree
Robert Edwin Stroup of this city earned a degree during Duke University's autumn commencement held yesterday afternoon at the University House. Forty other students also received degrees in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Union
University House
Robert Edwin Stroup
Role Of Girl Reserve Adviser At Institute Discussed
Miss Helen Shuman a YWCA and Girl Reserve veteran spoke to the Girl Reserve Advisors at a training institute at the Y about the adviser role. She emphasized fellowship purpose democratic group organization and helping reserves design meaningful programs with student input. Four reserves Barbara Lee Evelyn Nance Doris Nance and Adelaide Patterson shared project ideas as the session closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Girl Reserve
Helen Shuman
High Point College
Miss Shuman
Mary Ellen Hege
Shuman
Bar
Bara Lee
Evelyn Nance
Doris Nance
Adelaide Patterson
C. E. Sheloff
H. Whitley, Jr
The
Leslie Miller
Hege
J. D. Ross
H. P. Morrison
Wednesday Book Club Hears Puerto Rico Talk
The Wednesday Book Club met at Rywood Country Club with a luncheon in the private dining room. Mrs. A Kirkman spoke about her family's year in Puerto Rico detailing living conditions, housing shortages during wartime, floods, school system, language and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Mrs. Kirkman
W. J. Fraley
Rywood Country Club
Mrs. Fraley
Ardmore Circle
A. Kirkman
Kirkman
Rees
A.G.O. Bridge Club Forming In City
The A.G.O. Bridge Club will organize at the Sheraton Hotel with a first weekly meeting on Saturday evening October 28 at eight o clock. Frederick R. Stedman announces plans to affiliate with the club and invites members and friends to attend and bring relatives. Attendees are asked to bring playing cards for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.G.O. Bridge Club
Sheraton
Frederick R. Stedman
A.G.O
Emerywood Club Activities and USO Harvest Event Planned
The article lists social events for Thursday through Sunday including the Wild Flower Garden club meeting at Emerywood Estate, a weekly family dinner at Emerywood Country Club, Meredith College Alumnae gathering on Johnson Street, Canterbury club at Hillcrest Drive, October bridge at Emerywood with Langleys hosting, October dinner dance at Emerywood with J. J. Groome’s committee, USO Harvest Festival Masquerade Ball at YMCA gym with junior hostesses in costume, and Sunday YMCA YWCA USO joint buffet supper with Junior Service League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Garden Club
A. W. Leathers
Emerywood Estate
Joe Miller
Emerywood Country Club
Meredith College
D. A. Rawley
Johnson Street
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
T. Z. Langley
J. J. Groome
YMCA
YWCA
Y Clubs
Junior Service League
USO
Ray Street PTA Honors Principal And Staff With Tea
The Ray Street PTA hosted a Wednesday afternoon tea at the YWCA honoring principal Mrs. R. F. J. Johnson and school faculty. About 125 guests arrived to a reception led by president Mrs. Ray Nibbelink, with decor of mixed Fall flowers and daisy chrysanthemum corsages for teachers. Hospitality chair Mrs. Harry Bell supervised helpers, and guests departed with thanks to Mrs. Clyderault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. J. Johnson
Ray Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Y.W.C.A
Ray Nibbelink
Association
O. B. Bonner
R. B. Terry
Clyderault
Harry Bell
Joe Walser
T. R. Zimmerman
George Lowe
Ward Street church plans Friday Young Adult party
The Ward Street Methodist Young Adult Fellowship will meet Friday at 7 30 at the Hut for a Hallowe en party with attendees in tacky costumes. Miss Carrie Doby and Mrs Louis Watson hostesses. A separate Get Acquainted party at Rankin Memorial Church at 7 30 Friday is sponsored by the Woman s Society of Christian Service to help members and friends get better acquainted after worship and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street
Rankin Memorial Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Betty Aileen Cumby Celebrates Eleventh Birthday
Mrs. Allen Cumby hosted Betty Aileen Cumby’s eleventh birthday at her Allen Jay home. Pink and white decor, a birthday cake with pink candles, and games highlighted the afternoon. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Wade Cumby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Cumby
Allen Jay
Betty Aileen
Wade Cumby
Students urged to keep social security cards
Mrs. Clara Craver, manager of the High Point Social Security Office, urged high school students who worked in summer jobs to protect their social security account numbers. She said the card is the key to an insurance policy with Uncle Sam and should be used by every worker throughout life. The note also warns to store papers away from heat sources to prevent fire hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara T. Craver
High Point
Social Secuity Board
Mrs. White Leads Rebekah Group at District Meet
Mrs. Mary White of High Point was elected district president of the Rebekahs at the district meeting. Statesville will host next March with Greensboro as the venue. Other officers named include Mrs. Alice Harwell Statesville vice president Mrs. Irene Dunman Greensboro secretary Mrs. Jessie Whittington High Point treasurer and Mrs. E Konkle Statesville warden. Irene Dunman won the best unwritten work award. Ethel Clapp Greensboro state president gave the main address Margaret Hayworth High Point chaired. About 75 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary White
High Point
Rebekahs
Statesville
Greensboro
Alice Harwell
Irene Dunman
Jessie Whittington
E. Konkle
Ethel Clapp
Margaret Hayworth
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Elizabeth Byrd in High Point
Miss Elizabeth Byrd bride elect of November received a miscella neous bridal shower hosted by the office staff of the High Point Weavingee at Miss Mary Ruth McDade’s Oakwood Court apartment. Guests included Nancy Smith Ruby Barlow Faye Burrows Evel Stafford Johnsie Harris Carlene Summey and Mrs Ellen Towery. The event also celebrated Miss Byrd’s birthday with gifts of silver and other wed ding items and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Weavingee
Elizabeth Vrd
William M. Norman, Jr
Mary Ruth McDade
Oakwood Court
Miss Byrd
Nancy Smith
Ruby Barlow
Faye Burrows
Evel Stafford
Johnsie Harris
Carlene Summey
Ellen Towery
Hospital activity notes and social visits across High Point area
Ray H. Dover remains under emergency operation at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital and rests comfortably. Mrs W L Albertson underwent tonsillectomy at the same hospital. Mrs Corey L Auman has returned from a Washington D C trip to visit her son Charles. Dot Valoree Ward and Mrs R R Corder accompanied her. Miss Margaret Poole hospitalized at City Hospital Winston Salem connected with Henley Paper Company Gastonia branch. Miss Millie Moore returned home after attending Charlotte Methodist conference and visiting relatives in Moun Croghan S C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Dover
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. L. Albertson
Montheu Avenue
Corey L. Auman
State Street
Washington, D. C
Charles
Boston
Auman
Dot
Valoree Ward
R. R. Corder
Allman
U. S. Navy
Margaret Poole
City Hospital
Winston-Salem
N. C
Millie Moore
Hedrick Street
Charlotte
Moun Croghan
S. C
Kinleys Welcome Daughter Linda Darling Kinley
Private Carl David Kinley and his wife announce the birth of their daughter Linda Darling on October 25 at their home 174 Textile Street. The mother Evie Josephine Safrit is now Mrs Kinley.
Archdale Rooms To Open Monday
The Archdale school announced a change in plans for surgical dressing rooms opening. Officials said the rooms will be open Monday instead of Friday as previously scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale School
Bryce School Party Set For Saturday
Bryce Commercial College announces a Saturday evening party for all graduates and former graduates. Miss Marie Handlen at the school should be called to confirm attendance. The note adds a cleaning tip about not sorting clothes on a dirty floor to ease laundering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce
Bryce Commercial College
Marie Handlen
South triumphs in three no trump contract with lucky breaks
North dealer South skilled play and a bit of luck carry the three no trump contract as West leads a heart and East shifts to diamonds. Declarer ducks the diamond and heart plays, wins the club ace, then cashes clubs and hearts. South ends with one spade and eight diamonds while dummy sheds guards to hold the spade queen.
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North
North- South
West
Declarer
East
Jest
South
MISS PEELE WEDS MR. KING IN DEEP RIVER CHURCH
Miss Margaret Peele of Guilford College and Rev. Joseph H He weds Mr King of Texas in a Friday October 20 ceremony at Deep River Friends Church. The note adds local social items from Guilford and High Point areas including visits, family news, and a hospital update for W. S. Gossett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Peele
MR. King
Deep River Church
Deep River Friends Church
Margaret Peele
Guilford College
Joseph H
Texas
Berea Bible Class
Magdalene Crumpler
Baltimore
J. G. Crumpler
Hope Parrish
High Point
Elizabeth
Effie Skeen
Lois Skeen
Jeffrey Traynham
Abbott's Creek
A. J. Neave
Greensboro
Henry Davis
Billy Carroll
W. S. Gossett
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rainbow Girls Cancel Halloween Party
The Rainbow Girls Assembly cancels its Halloween party scheduled for Saturday night due to injuries to Mrs. W. K. McCain from a Tuesday ant accident. She remains a patient at a local hospital. A different social will be planned later to replace the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Rainbow Girls Assembly
W. K. McCain
Kernersville Legion Plans Membership Drive In Evening
The John T. Ring American Legion Post and Auxiliary meet Friday 7:30 p.m. at the community house to discuss a membership drive. Grey Bodenhamer chairs to exceed the target by November first for a citation while a film on bomber Memphis Belle will be shown for families of World War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
John T. Ring
Leion Post
Grey C. Bodenhamer
Memphis Bel
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Hasty High School
Stroup
Duke University
Albert
Rhinestone
Benrus
Ray Street Pta
Betty Cumby
Mrs. White
Rebekah Group
Mrs
Archdale Rooms
North Dealer
AKJ
Coco
MATS
Guilford
N. Main St
Kernersville Legion
Peroan Main Drug CO
Main &T
Minnie Lee Steed
Ris
James U Rs
Hetty Trotter
Pauline Weagecoes
Reien Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main Bt
Octagon
G & S$ Grocery
Centennial Age
Granteed
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Trytt
Lydia E. Pinkham
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