Nu Phi Mu Pledges Installed In Candlelight Ceremony
Eight new members pledged Nu Phi Mu sorority unit I during a candlelight installation at the YWCA. Miss Ruby Parker presided with Miss Helen Gibson and other officers pinning ribbons on Betty Welch Nancy Smith Dorothy Lee Mildred Crowder and Mesdames Yancey Cecil Wayland Linthicum Thad McInnis Lena Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Unit I
James S. Parsons
Margaret Hancock
Ruby Parker
Helen Gibson
Betty Welch
Nancy Smith
Dorothy Lee
Mildred Crowder
James Parsons
Helen Dorsett
Harllee’s
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Allen Hayes
Beatrice Elois Mitchell Weds William Howard Chatham
Mr and Mrs George W Mitch ell Sr announce the marriage of their daughter Beatrice Elois to William Howard Chatham of Atlanta Ga The wedding occurred Saturday October 23 at 11 o clock in the morning with Dr Pierce Harris pastor of the First Methodist church officiating They will reside in Atlanta after returning from their wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Mitchell Sr
Beatrice Elois
William Howard Chatham
Atlanta, Ga
Pierce Harris
First Methodist Church
Mrs. Chatham
Atlanta
Beatrice Elois Mitchell
Rev A S Hale Addresses Altrusans At Dinner Meeting
Rev A S Hale pastor of the First Baptist church spoke to Altrusa members and guests at the Sheraton hotel during the October program. He urged members as missionaries of good manners morals and methods and noted church cooperation across denominations. Mary Lou Rothrock outlined the Inter American Grants in Aid project supporting Latin American students with grants up to 750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Hale
Alice Dickerson
Madeline
Ernestine Strickland
Altrusa Club
Mary Lou Rothrock
Second District Club
America
Madeline Hoover
Edna Ross
Blanche Martin
Chicago
Ill
Altrusan
Brown
Thomasville
Mary Layne Ballard
Eastern Star Holds Meeting in Masonic Temple
High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met Tuesday night in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Clyde Johnson and Brodie Hunneycut presiding. They voted a $25 hospital fund gift and noted a Christmas box for Oxford Orphanage. Services set for Sunday November 7 at 3 pm at the home. 41 members and one visitor attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Clyde Johnson
Brodie Hunneycut
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
Oxford
Grace Oglesby
Masonic
Tiny Tot Standings For Talent Contest Contestants Named
Tuesday standings in the Tiny Tot popularity contest for the home talent production Fun For You were released by director Miss Ethel Logan Moore. Herbert Lee Mitchell leads as king and Mary Ellen Caskey as queen with a list of participants including Stephen Thom Palmer Alice Ann Collins Kenneth Bulla Scottie Kellam and others. Votes are counted daily and standings update, with the contest closing Friday at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Austin
Marcia Hite
Terry Polk Hendrix
Mary Ann Creech
Sally Joyce Jennings
Jane McGahey
Coy Williard
Diane Cecil
Sarah Adeline Logan
Donald Ruff
Yeon Weyman
Mary Beth Carew
Spook Carnival Invited by First Evangelical Guild
The Girls Guild of the First Evangelical and Reformed church invites the public to a spook carnival on Thursday evening November 4 at 7 30 in the church basement. The event was moved from October to November with the new date and time announced to those notified.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
UDC Elects New Official Slate Headed by Mrs Bass
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy elected Monday afternoon at the October meeting a new slate led by president Mrs C H Bass. Elected officers include Alberta Snyder sec ond vice president G E Wertz third vice president C B Mattocks historian W A Bivins assistant historian I Irvin Paylor correspond ing secretary C L Whitaker chaplain and Bruce Carraway recorder of crosses. The nominating chair was W A Bivins. Some previously reported homes were later corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bass
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alberta Snyder
G. E. Wertz
C. B. Mattocks
W. A. Bivins
I. Irvin Paylor
C. L. Whitaker
Bruce Carraway
Woodmen Circle Bridge Club Hosts Hallowe'en Event
The Woodmen Circle bridge club met at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Paul Carroll’s home on Burton street extension. Three tables played bridge and rummy with Mrs. Louisé Bruton winning high bridge, Miss Joanne Coe top in rummy, and Miss Barbara Carroll plus Mrs. W. R. Whitlock taking low scores. A festive dessert followed for Halloween. Guests included Mesdames Ed Thrower, Caruso Marsh, Homer Weavil, Ina Clodfelter Parnell, Johnny Bruton, James Ellington, H. R. Northcott, and Misses Joanne Coe, Evie Williams, and Barbara Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle Bridge Club
Paul Carroll
Burton Street
Louisé Bruton
Joanne Coe
Barbara Carroll
W. R. Whitlock
Mesdame
Ed Thrower
Caruso Marsh
Homer Weavil
Ina Clodfelter Parnell
Johnny Bruton
James Ellington
H. R. Northcott
Evie Williams
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Madeline Hoov
Nu Phi Mu
Tvalue
A. S. Hale
First Baptist Church
Tigh
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mrs. Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
North Wrenn Street
Sondheim
Frances
Hisch
Eastern Star
Evangelical Guild
Spook Party
Marshall E. Ginsberg
N. Main St
Lydia RE. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
UDC
Mrs. Carroll
Hallowe’en
Payne
Helen and
Ida Payne
Chestnut St
Ext
Ikefashion Shop
Kraft
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