Salem Academy honors two High Point students with senior offices
Two High Point students earned prominent honors at Salem Academy in Winston Salem. Betty Hunt Murray was elected president of the senior class and appointed to the Salem Academy committee, while Tomlinson was elected literary treasurer of the sophomore class and chosen as sophomore representative for the academy staff. Anne Garrett and Margaret Hancock are noted as newly elected sophomore officers for the 1938 39 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Jem Academy
Winston-Salem
Betty Hunt Murray
F. H. Murray
Parkway
Murray
Ember
Salem Academy
Betty Hunt
Salem
Delta Phi
Academy
Fice
Tomlinson
S. H. Tomlinson
Tomlynhurst
Sopholass
Annet Garrett
C. C. Garrett
Rockford
Margaret Hancock
Kendall To Ok To Good Garden Club Event
H W Kendall of Greens will speak to the Good Will club on winter care. The gathering occurs Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock with Mrs R E Shel hosting at the club's new home 10056 Ferndale NW. Born here to and Mrs Grubbs announce the birth of Jerry Randal at Prospect Street Friday November 28. Mrs Grubbs was attended by Miss Edna Fay Wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Kendall
Greens
Good Will Club
R. E. Shel
Ferndale
Gribds
H. Lester Ibs
Jerry Randal
Prospect Street
Grubbs
Edna Fay Wheat
Regular meetings marked by church social events
The Oak Hill Philathea class meets at Mrs. F R Fraley's home Tuesdays at 7 30 with Miss Weenon Gurley as associate hostess The Green Street Philathea class plans a Tuesday 7 30 meeting at Mrs G C Hensley s Triangle Lake home with several associate hostesses The J W Clinard Bible class hosts a Tuesday 7 30 social and pie sale in the Main Street M E church basement to raise funds The St Mary s Guild holds a called meeting Monday at 10 30 at Mrs John Foy s Arbordale drive plus a Hallowe en party at Welch Memorial church hut for senior class members and a district missionary society installs new officers at the Highland Woman s Missionary Society with Mrs G R Ward installed as president and other officers named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Green ST
J. W. Clinard
Main Street
M. E
ST. Mary's Guild
Woman's Guild
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
John Foy
Arbordale Drive
Guild
Highland Woman's Missionary Society
W. T. Powell
G. R. Ward
T. YV. Moffitt
W. E. Arledge
J. Q. Cheves
Ward
Nan Utley
Marie Strother
Powell
Grant
Twentieth Century Study Club Meets With Mrs Quigley
The Twentieth Century Study Club meets at Mrs. Richard T. Quigley's Montlieu Avenue home for a bi weekly session. President W. F. Freeman presides and program head Lamar McCallum discusses Women and Government using New Government In pe by five men Buell Dean Diffie Graham and Wentheimer focusing on Germany Italy France and England. A salad course is served to members including C. C. Lehmann Lamar McCallum E. D. Henderson W. W. Gluyas W. F. Freeman Henry V. Koontz and the hostess. The Social Arts club then assembles at Mrs. E. Z. Jones's Montlieu Avenue home for sewing and planning winter activities with autumn flower arrangements. Jane Clare Quigley assists in serving to Mrs. Clyde Baxter J. W. Rose N. P. Holmes A. B. Elam Arnold Koontz J. N. McCrary E. C. Harville and Leland B. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
Richard T. Quigley
Montlieu Avenue
W. F. Freeman
Lamar McCallum
Buell
Dean
Diffie
Graham
Wentheimer
Germany
Italy
France
England
Mesdames CC
E. Lehmann
E. D. Henderson
W. W. Gluyas
Henry V. Koontz
Quigley
E. Z. Jones
Jane Clare
Mesdames Clyde Baxter
J. W. Rose
N. P. Holmes
A. B. Elam
Arnold Koontz
J. N. McCrary
E. C. Harville
Leland B. Nelson
Hallowe'en Party Enjoyed By Group
A group of young men and guests celebrated a Hallowe'en party at Elmer Darby's home on Ennis street. The event featured games and refreshments for attendees including Misses Louise Surrett Ann Randall Carolyn Gregory Dot Harker Lucille Grant Doris Culler Tabitha Rutledge Ardine Calhoun Gloria Smith Peggy Thrower Pauline Barnhart Virginia Hanes Irene Smith and Messrs Hoyt Hedrick Douglas Reese Jack Brown Elmer Darby Billie Brown Lester Valentine Haskell Surrett Billy Briggs Futsy Tucker Albert Ingold and Beetle Ingold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Darby
Ennis Street
Louise Surrett
Ann Randall
Carolyn Gregory
Dot Harker
Lucille Grant
Doris Culler
Tabitha Rutledge
Ardine Calhoun
Gloria Smith
Peggy Thrower
Pauline Barnhart
Virginia Hanes
Irene Smith
Hoyt Hedrick
Douglas Reese
Jack Brown
Billie Brown
Lester Valentine
Haskell Surrett
Billy Briggs
Futsy
Tucker
Albert Ingold
Beetle’ Ingold
Meredith Hutchens Marriage Announced From Danville
Mrs Ruth Grissom Meredith announces the marriage of her daughter Carline to Mr George William Hutchens on October sixteenth nineteen thirty eight in Danville Virginia At Home Hutchens Estate High Point North Carolina The bride is the eldest daughter of Mrs Meredith and has lived with her grandfather W H Grissom The bride attended High Point High School The groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs G E Hutchens a McCallie Military School graduate He attended Washington and Lee University and works with his father in National Food Stores The couple left this morning for an extended trip to New York Philadelphia and other Northern cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Grissom Meredith
Carline
George William Hutchens
Danville
Virginia
Hutchens
High Point
North Carolina
Meredith
W. H. Grissom
High Point High School
G. E. Hutchens
McCallie Military School
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
National
New York
Philadelphia
German Club Second Fall Dance Planned at Emerywood
The Piedmont German club will host its second fall dance on Friday November 4 at Emerywood Country club. James Foscue club president announced early arrival prizes of 5 dollars for those arriving before 10 pm. Music by the Auburn Cavaliers featuring Connie Moore. Dancing starts 9:30 with two short intermissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Mrs J E Slate Honored at Bridge Party in Gibson Club
Mrs John H Mace and Miss Doris Pope hosted a bridge evening for Mrs Joseph Esmond Slate formerly Miss Helen Paschal. Five tables played with autumn flowers and bridal motifs. Prizes included a potted plant for the travelers prize and a book ends for Miss Ida Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Esmond Slate
Helen Paschal
John H. Mace
Doris Pope
Gibson Club
Ida Clark
Slate
Parker Waynick
Ralph Foust
Melvin Hutchens
J. C C. Madison
Elmer James
Wayne Russell
Harold Dorsett
Fred Delappe
W. J. Gregory
Nathan Napier
Frank Townsend
Lois Barger
Ann Brewer
Polly Moon
Patty Mason
Disey Cas
Bonnie Adams
Vera Smith
Catherine James
Cora Stewart
Louise Webbe
Eva Mae Callaan
Final City Wide P T A Study Group Meets Tuesday at Cloverdale
The fourth of the city wide Parent Teacher study series will be at Cloverdale School Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Speaker Mrs Bess N Rosa of Woman's College UNC Greensboro will discuss Family Life Today, a key topic for parents and teachers. The Utopiah Study club meets Wednesday at 8 30 pm at Mrs C B Bonner’s Edgedale drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale School
Bess N. Rosa
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Rosa
Utopiah Study Club
C. B. Bonner
Edgedale Drive
Local Social and College Visits Highlight Week
Mrs J W Fambrough Sr travels to Savannah for visit with sister and son in Jacksonville Florida. Little Ann Rice returns home after visiting great grandparents in Richmond and grandparents in Petersburg Virginia. Various residents plan trips and attend football games and student events at Wake Forest Chapel Hill and Winston-Salem area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fambrough, Sr
A. W. Morehouse
Savannah
J. W. Fambrough, Jr
Jacksonville
Fia
Young Violinist Delights At High Point Series Opener
Sixteen year old Marjorie Edwards opened the High Point Cooperative Concert Association’s fourth annual series with a strong Bach prelude and Bruch G minor concerto. Critics noted her left hand technique and ambitious program ending with Sarasate airs and encores. Accompanist Arthur Hollander contributed, followed by a post concert reception with students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Frank
High Point Cooperative Concert Association
Marjorie Edwards
Miss Edwards
Cially
Ami
Majorie Edwards
Daquin- Manen
Ries
Sarasate
Kreisler
Arthur Hollander
Chopin
Liszt
Debussy
Glee Club
Priscilla Club Elects New Officers At Mrs Thomas Meeting
The Priscilla club held its bi weekly gathering at Mrs Fred Thomas home 906 Forest Hill drive. New officers were elected with Mrs J F Holyden chosen president and Mrs C A Ring Sr named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
J. F. Holyden
Vernon W. Idol
Gillis Clark Jr Eight Birthday Party Held
Mrs. Gillis Clark hosted a birthday gathering on Trenton Street for her son Gillis Jr turning eight. Prizes went to Jimmie Witcher Ralph Nance and Irbey Dorsett after games. Ice cream cake and candy followed served by Mrs. Clark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillis Clark
Trenton Street
Gillis, Jr
Jimmie Witcher
Ralph Nance
Irbey Dorsett
Clark
W. A. Livengood
Earl Clark
Nancy Joe Slack
Betty Jo Witcher
H. H. Hartley
George
Billy Wheeler Celebrates Third Birthday At Home Party
Mrs. Bill Wheeler hosted a children's party on the Winston Salem Road to honor her son Billy as he turned three. Six children attended and played games followed by ice cream and cake on the lawn with photographs taken later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wheeler
Winston-Salem Road
Billy
Garden Club Council To Meet On Tuesday
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs will hold a meeting at the YWCA hut on Tuesday morning at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Council
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Ywca Hut
Hallowe'en Festival At Allen Jay Monday
A Hallowe'en festival will be presented at the Allen school on Monday evening at 7 30. Games will be held and refreshments sold at nominal price. Proceeds go to the gymnasium fund. Charles Douglas Woodlief born Thursday at Burrus Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay
High Point Garden Club to Sponsor Talk by Mrs Clyde Hoey
The High Point Garden Club will host Mrs Clyde R Hoey wife of North Carolina governor at a luncheon meeting on Tuesday November 8 at Em erywood Country Club. Her talk How Garden Clubs Can Help In the State Restoration Program targets garden clubs citywide. Reservations are due by Saturday evening November 5 via committee chair Mrs Hiram Armentrout or members Mrs W B McEwen Mrs A E Tate and Miss Effie Cox. Mrs S H Tomlinson is club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Emerywood Country Club
Hiram Armentrout
Mesdames
W. B. McEwen
A. E. Tate
Effie Cox
S. H. Tomlinson
Important Board Session Precedes UD C Meeting
A High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy board meets at 2 45 pm at Mrs A E Tate 716 West Broad Street with urgent business and officer elections on the agenda Delegates to the Tulsa Oklahoma general meeting will be chosen and reports from the state convention in New Bern will be reviewed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
A. T. Wishart
New Bern
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Hazel Lanier's Music Pupils Hold Halloween Meeting
Miss Hazel Lanier and about twenty pupils gathered at Betsy Ruth Rolling's home Saturday afternoon for a musical program. Participants included Margie Wagener Effie Irene Moose Rebekah Conrad Betty Jo Harris Grace Plummer Betsy Ruth Bolling Rachel Conrad and Minera Wagner. Effie Irene Moore won the prize for best performance. A program and nominating committee were formed, and games and contests with a Halloween motif followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lanier
Betsy Ruth Rolling
Margie Wagener
Effie Irene Moose
Rebekah Conrad
Betty Jo Harris
Grace Plummer
Betsy Ruth Bolling
Rachel Conrad
Minera Wagner
Effie Irene Moore
Louella Sloope
Maisie Wagner
Mary Edith Ferree
Rebeksh Conrad
Margaret Short
Ostess
A. J. Bolling
Magdalene Rebekahs Confer Degrees in Mooresville Meeting
The local Magdalene Rebekahs chapter conferred the degree on three candidates during a Mooresville gathering of the fourth district. An afternoon session, led by W. C. Beamon of the Goldsboro Odd Fellows orphanage, preceded a six o'clock dinner for visiting members. State president Mrs. Alice Wicker of Greensboro spoke to the group. Twenty members from High Point attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekahs
Mooresville
Fourth District
Rebekahs
W. C. Beamon
Odd Fellows Orphanage
Goldsboro
Alice Wicker
Greensboro
High Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ocal
Kendall
Good Garden Club
Thomas E. Dodamead
Gatewood Ave
VOWS
Carline Meredith
Dodamead
Gilbert's Shoe Store
South Main
Wrilch
Hallowe'en
Welch Memorial Church
Doris Hicks
W. R. Myrick
Roscoe Briley
Weiner Ly
Ies
Fulborg
ALS
Meredith-Hutchens
J E. Slate
P.T. A
Cloverdale
Washington
Theda Pleming
Memphis
Tenn
National Park College
Washington, D. C
Woman's Press Club
National Capital
Martha Patton
Mary Murrah
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miss Pleming
Laura Pleming
W. F. Pleming
Little Ann Mitchell Rice
Peter George
Richmond
W. L. Mitchell
Petersburg
Grey F. Rice
Route Two
A. C. Lowdermilk
English Street
Graham Lowdermilk
Randolph County
N. C. Coggins
Wingate, N. C
T. M. Hill
Fairfield Road
Groome-Lackey Clinic
Betty Hardin
Salem College
H. P. Hardin
North Main Street
R. L. Newman
Guilford General Hospital
Dorothy McCall
Alice Chandler
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
EB. Paria Trogdon
Randleman
Beulah Trogdon
Mrs
Flossie Brown
West
Farris Avenue
Frederica Morris
Katherine Lowdermilk
Chapel Hill
Elaine Inmann
Marjorie Austin
G. F. Wisele
R. 8. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
J. FE. Jones
Lindsay Street
Lucille Horne
Greensboro College
D. H. Parsons
Miss Horne
Ruth Yarborough
Anne Scott Garrett
Rockford Road
C. A. Ring, Sr
R.S. Lafferty
G. F. Eisele
R. S. Lafferty
Mesdames Hoke Bullard
V. W. Idol
Paul Ingle
Billy Wheeler
Charles BD. Woodlief
W. D. Woodlief
Charles Douglas
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Clyde Hoey
UD. C
Billiken
Thompson
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