Miss Helen Cutting Speaks on Spain at Y W C A Membership Event
Miss Helen Cutting of Woman's College UNC Greensboros recounted her Madrid study in Spain and the July start of political turmoil. She described cathedrals monasteries before warfare, refuge at the American embassy, and being among the first 150 refugees aboard the Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cutting
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Spain
Nelle Ansley
Miss Cutting
Madrid
Quincy
Susan Sharp
Ernestine Vancannon Strickland
Gluck
Mesdames
Grover Kester
R. I. Quigley
Ae White
Thomas Dodamead
Mrs. Cecil Highlights Altrusa Club Travel In Europe
Mrs. A. Coke Cecil spoke to the Altrusa club at the Sheraton about her European trip and sea voyage, detailing country traits with enthusiasm. President Miss Lois Welborn chaired the business session as district reports and club gains, including a new Washington DC club, were shared along with hospitality thanks from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Coke Cecil
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Cecil
Nancy K. Poston
Europe
Lois Welborn
Alice Dickerson
Second District Clube
Durham Chapel Hill
Addie Moore
High Point Club
Mary Altizer
Anne MacRae
Charlotte
Allen Jay P T A Met Tuesday Night
Allen Jay P T A met Tuesday evening October 27 at 7 30 p m with topics on teaching respect for others and adult respect for children reports of committees and congratulatory note for meeting standards for 1935 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Miss Lea
Black
Glasgow
J. Henry Highsmith
Halloween club events fill social calendar week
Social calendar lists Thursday activities including Community Annal with Mrs Apple on Magnolia Court at 2 30 pm and Entre Nous with Mrs Clark on Parkway at 3 pm. Evening hosts Live Yers Halloween party at Mrs Helen Caldwell's home and Jolly Y club at Y hut. Friday features Canterbury club at Hillcrest drive and Stag club Halloween Ball at American Legion hut Thomasville. Saturday Emerywood Country club hosts Halloween Ball and box supper with John Peddicord orchestra from Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annalp
Apple
Magnolia Court
Entre Nous Club
Clark
Parkway
Helen Caldwell Munday
Marian Martin Frock Pattern 9079 for versatile womens wear
The Marian Martin Pattern 9079 offers a jaunty mid century frock in sizes 14 through 42 with a chic air. It suggests fabrics like wool jersey crepe and velveteen and features a complete diagrammed Lew chart. Order from The Enterprise Pattern Department for 15 cents each pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin Charmer
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise, Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Mrs Hume R Steele Speaks to W C T U Meeting
Mrs Hume R Steele of Nashville Tenn addressed the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at a Woodrow Avenue home gathering. She promotes consecration to improve the world and urges action to end the liquor traffic as part of the W C T U mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hume R. Steele
Nashville
Tenn
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Steele
Wesley Memorial Church
Thomasville Woman's Club Plans Clubhouse Build
The Thomasville Woman's Club met at Baywood hotel and approved plans to build a clubhouse on Winston street. Architect Tyson T Ferree will draft designs for the club and an alternate lot at Elliott drive and Spring street was accepted with plans for final approval. New members and visiting guests attended along with remarks on interior decoration and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman’s Club
Baywood Hotel
J. P. Dewey
George D. Finch
Robert Williams
Tyson T. Ferree
High Point
Winston Street
Paul Hassler
Elliott Drive
Spring Street
Karl Greenwald
Thomasville Chair Company
Ralph Wilson
Janey Reid
Dixon
Dewey
Mesdames M. L. Bales
R. G. Jennings
J. W. Hawthorne
J. R. Blair
G. W. Lyles
Fred Gray
Harry Lee Lambeth
Harry Culp
Meredith College Freshmen to Stage Milne Play
The Little Theater Dramatic club at Meredith College selects The Man in the Bowler Hat by A. A. Milne for the freshman class play. Try-outs are finished and Edna Francis Dawkins announces cast members Kathleen Jackson Elizabeth City Virginia Council Raleigh Betty Vernon Iris Rose Gibson High Point Betty Pickford Jackson Michigan Virginia Vaughan Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theater Dramatic Club
Meredith College
Man In
A. A. Milne
Edna Francis Dawkins
Morganton
Kathleen Jackson
Elizabeth City
Virginia Council
Raleigh
Betty Vernon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Iris Rose Gibson
High Point
Betty Pickford
Jackson
Mich
Virginia Vaughan
Washington
Dramatic Club
H. A. List
Miss Nelle Ansley Addresses Business Girls Dinner Meeting
Miss Nelle Ansley executive secretary at the Y W C A spoke at a Business and Professional Girls club dinner meeting held at the Y W C A Hut. Twenty six members attended as Ansley outlined the Y W C A national connection and its divisions with chalkboard sketches. Birthday cakes were given to five October celebrants Ditsy Cash Winifred Bodie Maud Reynolds Nell Swann and Rosalie Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Lucille Browne
Nelle Ansley
Y. W
Ditsy Cash
Winifred Bodie
Maud Reynolds
Nell Swann
Rosalie Andrews
Rotary Banquet Entertains Winston-Salem Guests
Thomasville Rotarians hosted the annual banquet on the roof garden of the Robert E. Lee hotel in Winston-Salem with the school faculty Rotary Annes and invited guests. I. G. Greer led the stunt program as Col. Blair welcomed attendees. Katherine Blaylock won the candy box while local music faculty performed violin, vocal, and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Rotarians
Rotary Annes
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Winston-Salem
I. G. Greer
Charles F. Lambeth
T. A. Finch
Col
W. A. Blair
Katherine Blaylock
Sara Elizabeth Vernon
Dorothy Hoskins
Charlotte Hammer
E. E. Wiley
Duke University
Clarice Bowman
High Points
R. V. Yokeley
Jernigan Girl Joins Finch Lambeth Roanoke Trip
Persons T Austin Finch and Charles F Lambeth returned Tuesday from Roanoke Virginia where they attended a furniture show. They left here Monday for Roanoke. Little Miss Peggy Jernigan appears in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Austin Finch
Charles F. Lambeth
Roanoke
Peggy Jernigan
Junior Red Cross Tea Hosted by Mrs Brinson at Brin Wood
Mrs R L Brinson chair of Junior Red Cross in High Point entertained with an informal tea at Brin Wood suburban home yesterday afternoon. Guests included representatives from Junior Red Cross work, principals from elementary schools, and T Wingate Andrews superintendent of the city schools. A brief business session occurred followed by a social hour with refreshments for about twenty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brinson
WPA Women Workers End Raleigh Conference
WPA workers of the women s and professional division of the Carolinas and Virginia concluded their Raleigh meeting with a year summary. Mrs Ellen S Woodward assistant administrator noted greater social security gains in three years than in the prior fifty, before the Roosevelt era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
WPA
Women’s and Professional Division
Carolinas
Virginia
Ellen S. Woodward
Roosevelt
President Library Body Will Speak At Asheville Meeting
Malcolm G. Wyer president of the American Library Association will speak at the first general session of the Southeastern Library Association ninth biennial conference in Asheville. George H. Wright of Asheville and Willard L. Jones of Presbyterian College will follow on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Malcolm G. Wyer
Denver
Colo
American Library Association
Southeastern Library Association
George H. Wright
Willard L. Jones
Presbyterian College
Wyer
Study Course Begun At Wesley Memorial By Mrs H R Steele
A four day study at Wesley Memorial church led by Mrs Hume R Steele of Nashville with the Woman's Auxiliary as sponsor examines racial understanding. Mrs Steele addresses twelve million Americans with no fixed status and outlines questions about the Negro's status and future. Large attendance and broad interest noted. invitation extended to others regardless of denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Hume R. Steele
Nashville
Tenn
Steele
C. A. York
D. F. Haeflinger
York
Daffodils Topic At Wayside Garden Club Meeting
Dr D B Carrick spoke on Daffodils to the Wayside Garden club hosted by Mrs P W Flagge at Colonial Drive. President Mrs J Allen Austin presided and four sixteen members attended as he described early bulbs and newer hybrids, with color pictures and culture tips. The group voted a donation to the Give A Lunch fund for undernourished schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Flagge
Wayside Garden Club
Colonial Drive
D. B. Carrick
J. Allen Austin
City P.T. A. Council
Greensboro Bride-Elect Honored at Evening Bridge
Mrs J R McCollum and Miss Clara Applewhite hosted a bridge party at the Sheraton hotel to honor Miss Nell Applewhite of Greensboro a bride elect. Four tables played with prizes to high scorers. A bride’s book and silver were given as gifts. The event preceded a private wedding at First Baptist Church Greensboro tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McCollum
Clara Applewhite
Greensboro
Sheraton Hotel
Nell Applewhite
Elizabeth Applewhite
Miss Applewhite
Dillard Martin McGlamery
Louise
Gladys McNabb
First Baptist Church
Mothers' Class Halloween Party Set for Thursday
The Mothers' class will hold a Hallowe'en party tomorrow evening at 7:30 at Mrs. Julius Brown's home on North Hamilton Street. Associate hostesses Mesdames C S Jowers and Robert Holt will assist, and attendees are asked to come in costume if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Brown
North Hamilton Street
Mesdames C.S. Jowers
Robert Holt
Eastern Star Group Has Regular Meeting
The High Point chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, held its bi weekly business meeting at the Masonic Temple on North Main Street last evening. Mrs. Pauline Gray presided in Miss Elizabeth Wall absence as associate matron. Twenty members responded to roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Elizabeth Wall
Pauline Gray
Dear Miss Mansfield Encourages Equal Education for Women
A reader asks why girls should not have the same educational opportunities as boys. Miss Mansfield responds that education benefits women in many fields and urges parents to support daughters earning college training. The column encourages pursuing the chosen work and invites questions to be addressed to Miss Marjorie Mansfield at The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorié Mansfield
Series Of Fall Events For Sedgefield Hunt Members
A schedule of fall events for the Sedgefield Hunt opens with a drag hunt at Sedgefield Inn at 3 PM Saturday. Sunday features an informal ride at Sedgefield stables, and November 7 offers a live hunt from the stables. November 8 hosts a paper chase at 3 PM. Dr. A T Smith of Sed oversees. the opening dance is a dinner dance on November 21 at Sedgefield with Mrs Rankin as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Inn
Sedgefield Stables
A. T. Smith
Sed
Rankin
Menta
Philomathean W O T Program Features Mrs Slane Guest Speaker
A joint meeting of the Philomathean and W O T clubs at Goldacres in Sedgefield featured Mrs Willis H Slane as speaker. She shared details of her summer trip to France and Italy including Versailles Fontainebleau and chateaus. Tea followed with chrysanthemums decor and refreshments for about 45 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean
Goldacres
Sedgefield
T. J. Gold
H. A. Millis
Willis H. Slane
T. J. Gold, Jr
Slane
France
Italy
Versailles
Fontainebleau
Chateau Coun
Try
Epot
Florence
W. A. Lanis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Madeline Hoover
Marie Caddell
Miss Welborn
Washington, D. C
Hope Valley Country Club
Louise Cochrane
Eri. D. Henderson
Mary Ballard
Madeline Hoover
Charles Ward
J. J. Ward
H. H. Foust
East
Lexington Avenue
C. A. Younts
Dallas
Texas
Hot Springs
Ark
Galveston
New Orleans
Little Kenneth Sledge
Prospect Street
Gladys Horney
South
Hamilton Street
Guilford General Hospital
H. H. Lee
Route 1
Hurdle Haywood, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lee
Mildred Johnson
J. E. Priest
Park Street
Mary Helen
Dennis A. Weaver, JR
D. A. Weaver
Dennis A., Jr
Dandruff
Glover
Renee
Marian Martin Frock
W.C.T. U
Jesus
J. W. Hedrick
Thomasville Woman's Club
F. D. Jones
Red Oak
Ernest Jernigan
Jernigan
Lexington
M. G. Shearer
Lenoir
Vann Stringfield
Zed Griffith
Eulalia Turner
F. B. Hamrick
Miss Gibson
Miss Nelle Ansley
Red Cross
Mrs. Brinson
WPA Women Workers
Wesley Memorial
H. R. Steele
Dr. D. B. Carrick
Eastern Star Group
H. P
Order of DeMolay
James Brandon
M. C
Bill Andrews
China
Marjorie Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Hunt
W.O.T
W. H. Slan
Pega
Tnemma
Hendrix
Gienn Hendrix
Francis Hendrix
John
Wrenn Bt
Henry Brandon
J. W
Echrest Son
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