National Secretaries Association Meets in Thomasville
The Chairtown Chapter held its annual membership meeting at the Guilford Dairy Bar. Speakers included Mrs. A H Vanhoy national membership chairman and Mrs. Frances Myers Carolinas Division VP who spoke on membership benefits and state organization. Ber nice Berrier installed as Recording Secretary. A benefit bridge and fashion show on November 15 at Fremont Country Club featured Jester's Ladies Department modeling fall and winter fashions and Miss Betty Jo Ring presenting her wardrobe. Tickets from chapter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
National Secretaries Association
Guilford
A. H. Vanhoy
NSA
Frances Myers
Carolinas
O. Henry Apter
Greensboro
Bernice Berrier
Fremont Country Club
Jester’s Ladies Department
Priscilla's Shop
Parents and Teachers Council Hear Talk By Mrs Coe
Mrs S S Coe spoke to the High Point Council of Parents and Teachers on crises facing modern parents and teachers of school children. The meeting adopted a revised constitution and learned of a study course with American Child Education led by H Jay Hickes of Charlotte set for Jan 27 at 7 30 p m at Tomlinson School. A nominating committee was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Coe
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Tony Simeon
Ray Eubanks
Jr. High School
John K. Roberts
American Child Education
PTA
H. Jay Hickes
Charlotte
A. C.E
Tomlinson School
G. C. Frye
Guy
Y Membership Dinner Program Highlights UN Functions
Gilbert English, Randoph County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs president, spoke at the YWCA Membership Dinner. She described a UN study trip to New York, praised the meditation and prayer room, and urged continued support as about 60 nations belong and 73 celebrated UN day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Gilbert English
Randoph
Nas
YWCA
English
New York
Rada Postom
W. F. Clayton
The
Francis Haywood
Ruth Surratt
Business and Professional Women Club
Pat Peacock Describes Germany Experiences Before Altrusa Club
Miss Pat Peacock, senior at High Point College and Jaycees goodwill ambassador, shared two months in Germany with Altrusa members at the Sheraton Hotel. She spoke of German hospitality, youth maturity, and the aim to foster peace through closer Western ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Peacock
Germany
Jaycees
Good Will
High Point
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Peacock
High Point College
E. Vera Idol
Lois W. Smith
New York
Rotterdam
Monheim
Miss Peacock
America
Barbara Ann Morrison
Altrusa
Laurine Gaddy
Altrusans
High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Charlotte C. Guy
Idol
United Nations
Altrusa Clubs
Emerywood Club Activities and Local Meetings
Community groups schedule a week of meetings and events. Oak View Home Demonstration Club gathers at Grange Hall at 10 30 p m. Twentieth Century Study Club meets at Mrs Frank Smith's home with program led by Mrs Metcalfe. Fleurette Club convenes at Mrs Clifton Hughes residence in Emerywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Grange Hall
Twentieth Century Study Club
Frank Smith
Rotary Dr
Fred Metcalfe
Fleurette Club
Clifton Hughes
Emerywood
Larry Lee Burton
Salisbury
Willis Nimrod Dixon
Fred White Dixon
High Point-Thomasville Association of Insurance Women
Alice Rogers
Johnson St
Emerywood Country Club
Priscilla Club
H. L. Brockmar
Fairway
High Point High School
Ed Mendenhall
Martha Ann
C. C. Robbins
Eastern Star Reads Invitations to Two Out-of-Town Events
At High Point Chapter No. 106 meeting in the Masonic temple an invitation from Rose Chapter 178 was read to Friendship Night in Greensboro on Thursday at 8 o clock and to the 14th District School of Instruction at Odd Fellows Hall Winston-Salem on Nov 20 at 10 am. Members welcomed guests from multiple chapters. music and degrees were performed. Past Matrons and Patrons night was postponed to Nov 23. Russian Tea and cookies were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Rose Chapter
Greensboro
Odd Fellow’s
N. Trade St
Winston-Salem
Cleo Pierce
Frank Dwell
Brodie Honeycutt
Flora Cadmus
Moorehead City
Mattie MceWharter
Bessemer City
Catherine Boden
Mark Wilkins
Guilford
Alice Lortz
Harriet Godwin
Elsie R. Rabinowitz
Blanche A. Williamson
Odessie Ledbetter
Births Listed for Debra Kay Nixon and Others
Mrs. Debra Kay Nixon born October 23 at the local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Nixon of 1210 Forrest Ave. Also born October 23 is Sandra Lynn York to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. York of 921 Marion St formerly Julia Lewis. William Lee Adams Jr. born October 25 to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Adams of 380N Fairfield Rd. Betty Lou Burroughs born October 25 to Mr. and Mrs. James Burroughs of 712 W Lexington Ave. Linson Dedmon born October (incomplete) to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dedmon of Erwin Heights Thomasville.
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Barry Nixon
Forrest Ave
Debra Kay
Vernon E. York
Marion St
Sandra Lynn
York
Julia Lewis
Adams
W. L. Adams
Fairfield Rd
William Lee Jr
Betty Lou Burroughs
James Burroughs
Lexington Ave
Betty Lou
Memorial Hospital
Dedmons
Paul Dedmon
Erwin Heights
Thomasville
Linson
Miss Hankins Feted At Informal Bridal Shower
Bride elect Miss Jeanette Hankins was honored at an informal party hosted by her aunts Mrs. Jack Smith and Mrs. T. Brookbank at the Smith home on Oak Avenue. She received a china set, a corsage, a shower of gifts, bronze chrysanthemums, and prizes from games. Punch and an ice course complemented the green and white color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Hankins
Jack Smith
T. Brookbank
Smith
Oak Ave
Hankins
Women of Moose Meet Tomorrow at Moose Hall
Chapter No. 961 of the Women of Moose will hold their meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock in Moose Hall on Church Street. Senior Regent Mrs. Sarah Coe will preside.
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Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
Church St
Sarah Coe
Lambda Alpha Phi Installs 21 New Pledges At Dinner
The Lambda Alpha Phi installation service for 21 new members was held Monday in Lindley Chapel with a candle lighting rite. Old members lit candles for each new member and vows were shared. Banquet followed at Bliss Restaurant in Greensboro with toasts, invocations, and musical numbers.
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Lambda
Lindley Chapel
Lambda Alpha Phi
Chris Barber
Bobbie Barrett
Sarah Coltrane
Paula Everett
Betty Frazier
Angie Gaskins
Carolyn Gideons
Norma Grayson
Priscilla Gringrich
Patsy Jo Hunter
Gelene Hutchins
Nancy Ingram
Camilla Isly
Norma Jean Barns
Shirley
BPWC Club Plans Attendance at Mid Year Council
The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on N Main St. Oct meeting covered committee reports and routine business. The Mid Year Council in Statesville will be held next weekend at the Vance Hotel with several local members expected to attend. President Mrs Bess Oglesby led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
N. Main St
Vance Hotel
Bess Oglesby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
North Carolina
Betty Jo Ring
Chairtown
Marie Wright
Jayne
D. Jayne
Pim -Wiorms
Teachers Council
Ben Ta
Vas
Siegler
Mia Ty
Rathskellers
Rose Furniture CO
Asheboro
Eastern Star
Debra Kay Nixon
Sandra Lynn York
Miss Hankins
HPC Lambda Alpha Phi
Ida Lee Wiles
Faye Péedin
Jean Beaty
Declores Dodson
Betty Perry
Libby Murray
Ellen Torrence
Mary Alice Milbury
Pat Martin
Winnie Luffman
Ruth McDaniel
Sorority
Stlee Lee
Bpwc Club
Sanitary Seafood Markets
S. Main ST
E. Washington ST
Efird’s
Faille
Lisereut
Chenille
Peg
Young Men’s
Pr. Dogo
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