Dream House by Dick Meisky Opens on Florham Ave
Dick and Barbara Meisky showcased their Florham Avenue residence featuring Early American charm with Modern comforts. The kitchen centers on a large cooking fireplace and built in electric stove, with abundant antique hardware and a spacious lazy Susan dining area. A pine paneled living room and a wall pipe-holder gift complete the Homewarming celebration.
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Meisky
Dick Meiskys
Florham Ave
Meiskys
Sturey
Originality And Comfort In A Meisky Home
Marjorie and Dick Meisky designed their Florham Ave house starting with a kitchen inspired by a national magazine. They drew their own plans to fit a rectangular layout with three bedrooms two baths and a den, focusing on comfort and early American style with a brick arch fireplace, pine cabinets, cork floors and warm paneling.
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Martha Clontz
Marjorie
Dick Meisky
Florham Ave
Meisky
Meiskys
Meisky’s
Ing
Fleurette Club Realizes Tidy Sum For Project
Mrs. Clifton Hughes hosted a Fleurette Club evening in Emerywood featuring bridge and canasta with prizes for high and low scores. Light refreshments and a Halloween themed bake sale followed, raising $26 for the city beautification fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleurette Club
Clifton Hughes
Emerywood
Dexter Welborn
W. F. Kemp
Guy Brewer
Forest Neece
World Community Day events set for November 5
The United Church Women High Point announce World Community Day on Friday November 5 held at St Marys Episcopal Church. A light lunch noon worship and a talk by Mrs Neal Austin will highlight the program with gifts and Parcels For Peace distributed to aid war torn regions and refugees. Proceeds benefit local church programs WHO and World Service refugee efforts.
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United Church Women of
High Point
United Church Women
World Health Organization
WHO
Church World Service
Palestine
Berlin
Greece
Hong Kong
Trieste
France
Gium
Italy
UCW
Neal Austin
United Nations
New York City
Ocal
Arch World Service
Oak View Club Hears Talk on New Window Trends
Oak View Home Demonstration Club met at Grange Hall with 20 members listening to Mrs. Ruby Azzle discuss new window trends and drapery making. The program covered correct drapery lengths color blending and room personality. New members W G Allred and Judson Ruth joined and hostess Mrs James Eagle served Russian tea and cookies.
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Oak View Home Demonstration Club
Ruby Azzle
Oak View
Grange Hall
Azzlemoore
Orvie Hayworth
Leon Rivers
Ray Idol
County Council
Greensboro
W. G. Allred
Judson Ruth
James Eagle
Halloween week social calendar details in Salisbury and High Point area
Friday events list a 4 to 6 pm honor for Mrs. Burton in Salisbury hosted by Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Dixon, with a 5:30 pm insurance women dinner meeting led by Mrs. Rogers. Evening parties include Emerywood Country Club dances and junior high Halloween activities. Saturday features a Linda Mendenhall hosted gathering for Sandra Casey and an 8:30 pm October dinner dance for Emerywood members.
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Larry Lee Burton
Salisbury
Willis Nimrod Dixon
Fred White Dixon
High Point-Thomasville Association of Insurance Women
Alice Rogers
Johnson St
I of
Emerywood Country Ub
Priscilla Club
H. L. Brockman
Fairway
High Point High School
Ed Mendenhall
Martha Ann
C. C. Robbins
Ward St Women To Sell Pies and Cakes at Market
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Ward Street Methodist Church will sell home made cakes and pies at the Farmer's Market on Greensboro Road Friday evening. Sales begin at 5 p.m. and run until the supply is exhausted and proceeds go to the church treasury.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ward St. Methodist Church
Greensboro Rd
Local residents provide updates on births illnesses and visits
Little Dixie Jones returns from Winston Salem to meet new twins Ronald Dale and Robbin Gail at 608 W Lexington Ave. Cynthia Ann Halker returns home from visit to Bessemer City grandparents on N Hamilton St. Ray Halker’s daughter is mentioned. M R Odum of 206 West Point Ave recovers from serious illness. Dr L P Megginson Jr plans to open a dental practice here next month after UNC dentistry training. Mrs Walter Hines of Jamestown remains at Memorial Hospital with improved condition. Mae Rummell at 8101 English St and Birtie Newsome at 119 Lake St show improving health at local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Dixie Jones
Winston- Salem
Mrs. Tennyson Jones
Ronald Dale
Robbin Gail
Lexington Ave
Cynthia Ann Halker
N. Hamillton St
T. J. McDuffie
Bessemer City
Ray Halker
L. P. Megginson Jr
Megginson
UNC School of Dentistry
Statesville
Walter Hines
Jamestown
Memorial Hospital
Mae Rummell
English St
Oklahoma women wear identical velvet dresses at OU reception
At the University of Oklahoma president's reception three women attracted notice for wearing identical black velvet dinner dresses. Mrs. Horace B. Brown wife of the business dean, Mrs. Charlyce King acting counselor of women, and Miss Helen Gregory dance teacher were seen in the same outfit after patronizing the same exclusive shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Horace B. Brown
College of Business Administration
Charlyce King
Helen Gregory
Nat's Official Addresses Jewish Women's Council
October meeting of the High Point Section of the National Council of Jewish Women was held in the Jewish Educational Center ballroom. Guest speaker Miss Lucile Papermaster of New York stressed community service and the four education phases while members welcomed new inductees and shared reports from committees and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
National Council of Jewish Women
Jewish Educational Center
Lucile Papermaster
New York City
Edwin Leipman
Mid-Atlantic
National Council
Miss Papermaster
Council
Harry Baumel
Mesdames Colvin Abrams
Martin Krause
Edward Silver
Minnie Taylor
Ben Swartzberg
Twentieth Century Club Hears Book Review On Revolution
Mrs. Fred Metcalfe Jr. reviewed Look to the Mountains by LeGrande Cannon for the Twentieth Century Club as part of a series on Historic Novels of America. She traced New Hampshire Revolutionary days and cited Basic History of the United States by Beard as a reference while guests enjoyed a buffet lunch.
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America
Twentieth Century Study Club
Fred Metcalfe Jr
Ie Frank B. Smith
Rotary 11
LeGrande Cannon
United States
Charles
Mary Beard
High Point
Mesdames R. R. Fountain
Charles H. Risch
Mayne _Bundy
N. M. Harrison
W. W
Jamestown PTA Meeting and Fall Festival Planned
The Jamestown PTA schedules its monthly meeting for Thursday October 28 at 745 p.m. in the school auditorium with a program by Mrs. Bobbie Ashley on Health and Proper Diet. An executive board meeting is set for 7 p.m. and a Fall Festival follows on Friday October 29 from 5 p.m. featuring hot dogs drinks cookies candies and games.
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Jamestown Pta
Bobbie Ashley
High Point
Greensboro
Parent-Teacher Association
Ada Blair School
Birth notices from Forest Heights and surrounding areas
Elizabeth Jean Hepler born October 25 at Providence Hospital Washington DC to Mr and Mrs David S Hepler. Autry son Jeppy LeGray born October 25 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Autry. Pamela Jean Loflin born October 25 to Mr and Mrs H R Loflin Jr. Brenda Tava Moss born October 27 to Mr and Mrs A B Moss. Campbell boy David Glenn born October 27 to Mr and Mrs W G Campbell. Lauralyn Jo DeLuca born October 27 to Mr and Mrs Mario DeLuca.
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Elizabeth Jean Hepler
David S. Hepler
Forest Heights
Elizabeth Jean
Providence Hospital
Washington, D. C
Hepler
Carolyn Brown
Autry
Raymond Autry
Yale St
Jeppy LeGray
Pamela Jean Loflin
H. R. Loflin Jr
Furlough St
Pamela Jean
Brenda Tava Moss
Moss
Gordon St
Brenda Tava
Lauralyn JO Deluca
Mario DeLuca
Centennial Ave
Lauralyn Jo
Y W C A News Highlights Weekly Teens Events
Community notices list the teen gathering Thursday 4 00 to 8th and 9th grades and 6 00 Young Adult Interclub Dinner and Young Adult Halloween Party with a 7 30 Open House for Junior High.
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Jr. High
Ada Blair School to Crown Two Kings and Queens
Tume parades will occur after the games with the crowning of Ada Blair School’s two kings and queens as the highlight. Proceeds from the festival go to the school fund and the public is invited to attend.
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Ada Blair School
One Can Make Friends Anywhere Says Cundiff
Madeline Cuniff leads Pan American's passenger service division at Idlewild, meeting travelers from every nation. Her 34 staff from Germany to the Orient handle customs, relay connections, and guide passengers worldwide as she travels to exchange ideas with airline colleagues and make friends in every country.
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Dorothy Roe
Madeline Cuniff
Pan American
Idlewild
Hindustan
Kalamazoo
Madeline
Germany
France
Spain
Greece
Finland
Sweden
Orient
Sone
Econ
L Fe
Istanbul
Beirut
Cairo
Jerusalem
New Delhi
Kashmir
Ba Macao
Manila
Honolulu
Unusual Epitaphs Cited For Club By Miss Edith Stafford
Miss Edith Stafford a librarian at Union Cross School gave a Halloween talk to the Modern Study Club at hostess Mrs. W F Lawing s home 1209 Johnson St She spoke on unusual tombstones and epitaphs noting it as a hobby Four visitors including Miss Mabel Cherry attended along with members Mesdames Koontz Williams Brooks Cummings Dove Early Locke Withers Hill Grace and Miss Cherry Three teachers Miss Chunn and two others visited as guests for the occasion
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Edith Stafford
Union Cross School
Modern Study Club
W. F. Lawing
Johnson St
Mesdames Gilbert Koontz
Houston Williams
Almetta Brooks
E. O. Cummings
Dove Early
W. R. Locke
A. R. Withers
Ben Hill
F. W. Grace
Mabel Cherry
Chunn
Kivett
Ess
Oan
Local People At High Rock Party
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Childers hosted a steak dinner at their High Rock Lake summer home. Attending were Elmer il and family Fritts, Harry Fritts, Mickey Criders, Archie House of Albany, N Y, Elmer Burns family of High Point, and Laut and Royce Burns. House and his wife planned to return home tomorrow after a three week visit with Elmer and his daughter.
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Thomasville
Forest Childers
High Rock Lake
Elmeril
Raymond Fritts
Harry Fritts
Mickey Criders
Archie House
Albany
N.Y
Elmer C. Burns
High Point
Laut
Royce Burns
House
Mrs
Elmer
Elizabeth Albright Class Meets Tonight at Ward St Church
The Elizabeth Albright Class of Ward Street Methodist Church gathers for its October November meeting at Borden's Gold Room tonight.
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Elizabeth Albright
Ward St. Methodist Church
Borden's
Gold Room
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Dream House
Ward St
M. R. Odum
West Point Ave
Birtie Newsome
Lake St
Monay
Nat
Jewish Women’s Council
High Point Safety Council
Emerywood Country Club
Colvin Abrams
Presbyterian Home
Center Theater
I. Bloom
Edna Schwartz
Veterans Hospital Committee
Salisbury Hospital
Joe Barr
Morris Cohen
Gilbert Bernard
Jake Harris
Papermaster
B'nai Israeli Synagogue
Twentieth Century Club
P Ja News
Ada Blair
PTA Plans Festival
Cundiff
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