New YWCA Staff Stocked For Fall Programs In Adams Building
Three members of the YWCA staff at the Adams Memorial Building begin duties as fall programs start. Nena Claiborne of Greensboro becomes Y Teen director, Elinor Crews handles Young Adults and Helen M Snyder directs food service. Claiborne arrived to reopen Y-Teen activities as students return to school, bringing strong sociology background and diverse club experience. Crews, from Winston Salem via Houston, brings program planning and recreation leadership. Both join after prior YWCA roles and recent conference work, with Claiborne meeting advisors this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Nena Claiborne
Greensboro
Elinor Crews
Helen M. Snyder
Food Service
Claiborne
Y-Teen
Barbara Mooman
Westport
Conn
Miss Claiborne
The
Woman's College
Queens College
WCA
Student Christian Association
Westminister Fellowship
Archery Club
Phi Mu National Sorority
Frank Marks
University of Florida
Student Ywca
University Symphony Orchestra
Winston Salem Ywca
Houston Ywca
Miss Crews
Camn Sequoyah
Weaverville
N.C
Charlotte Sheffield
Nena E
Winston-Salem
Minnesota
High Point
Local girls attend Mora-vian church meeting with Miss Crews
Miss Crews begins meetings with the young adults committee chairmen Mrs. W. G. McFarland and Mrs. David Chauns and with employed women's clubs. Club leaders may visit the office to meet Miss Crews. Mrs. Snyder takes over food service director duties, replacing Mrs. Ben Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crews
W. G. McFarland
David Chauns
Moravian Church
Snyder
Food Service
Ben Moore
Bay Street
Country Club
Svith
Ywca Food Service Committee
R. HE. Sechrest
YWCA
Charlotte Sheffield
Young Wives Department
Community Club Opens Fall Meetings at YWCA
The Community Club begins its fall season with a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the YWCA, inaugurating the year’s business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
District Nine NC Nurses Meet at Rainbow Club
Fall meeting of District Nine at Rainbow Supper Club features Rev. T J C Smyth as speaker. Luncheons and bridal events fill the schedule including Miss Eldora Haworth, Miss Millicent Marsh, and Mrs Frank Hunsucker Jr. engagements. Wedding rehearsals and receptions span Haworth Terrell and Leyton Sheckter parties with B Nai Israel events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T P.m
North Carolina State Nurses Association
Rainbow Supper Club
T.J.C. Smyth
J. F. Hayden
Emerywood Country Club
Eldora Haworth
Green Acre Club
North
Wrenn Street
Everett Marsh
Millicent Marsh
Frank Hunsucker, Jr
Elwood Boyles, Jr
Britons Hunted Wolves in Ancient Legends Claim
A fragment cites Britannica claiming wolf hunting was a favored pursuit of ancient Britons and that wolves survived in Ireland until about 1666.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Twenty Six Enrolled in Nurses School at Local Hospital
Twenty six students register for the fall term at High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing with classes set to begin Monday September 17 following a preliminary meeting Sunday September 16. Enrollees include Vivian Adderton Evelyn Beeson Betty Bowman Doris Brooks Betty Frances Bunn Jean Cassidy Elma Gray Clark Eloise Dixon Frances Louise Durham Libby Irene Freeman Dixie Lee Greene Ruby Hatcher Minnie Lee Hill Mary Lynn Hodgin Mary Ella Howell Sybil Jean Maness Hessie Faye Meadows Ruth Quidley Donna Routh Betty Lou Smith Mary Alyce Snow Nancy Carol Snyder Clara Rose Surratt Audrey Thomas Mary Elizabeth Welborn Ruth Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing
Vivian Adderton
High Point
Evelyn Beeson
Sophia
Betty Bowman
Doris Brooks
Betty Frances Bunn
Randleman
Jean Cassidy
Thomasville
Elma Gray Clark
Mebane
Eloise Dixon
New Bern
Frances Louise Durham
Elon College
Libby Irene Freeman
Dixie Lee Greene
Candor
Ruby Hatcher
Gibson
Minnie Lee Hill
Trinity
Mary Lynn Hodgin
Jamestown
Mary Ella Howell
Kinston
Sybil Jean Maness
Hessie Faye Meadows
Ruth Quidley
Ransomsville
Donna Routh
Burlington
Betty Lou Smith
Mary Alyce Snow
Asheboro
Nancy Carol Snyder
Clara Rose Surratt
Denton
Audrey Thomas
Mary Elizabeth Welborn
Ruth Williams
Woman's Club to Sponsor Style Show at Emerywood
The High Point Woman's Club plans a fashion show at Emerywood Country Club on September 12 with the Lizzie Gooch Show providing Fall and Winter outfits. A luncheon will precede the show, reservations via Mrs. L. C. Chiles. admission is free with a silver offering benefiting the club's building fund and projects. About twenty models will wear formal and informal attire including suits and furs, with Mrs. John Rothrock and Mrs. Charlotte C. Guy overseeing luncheon arrangements and W. W. Dickerson as club president leading committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Woman's Club
Lizzie Gooch
Milady
L. C. Chiles
Woman's Club Treasury
John Rothrock
Charlotte C. Guy
W. W. Dickerson
Ward Street Circle Meeting Set For Tomorrow Evening
Circle No 3 of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the home of Mrs L A Parker 2009 Gilbert Street Main Street Church to meet Friday evening at 7 30 in the church classroom with group No 12 as hostesses Refreshments will be served at the church shelter after the business meeting and a new slate of officers will be presented St Edwards Guild Meeting Tonight St Edwards Guild will hold the regular meeting this evening at eight oclock in the church hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street Methodist Church
L. A. Parker
Gilbert Street
Main Street Church
Woman's Wesley
Main Street Methodist Church
St. Edward's Guild
Drovers Journal First Published at Chicago Union Stockyards
The Drovers Journal, published by Harvey L. Goodall at the Chicago Union stockyards, was the first livestock market paper with its initial issue dated January 11, 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drovers’ Journal
Harvey L. Goodall
Chicago Union Stockyards
Catesby Bird Club Opens Fall Meeting
The first fall meeting of the Catesby Bird Club was held last evening with Mrs. D. R. Parker presiding. Miss Bess Sheloff outlined the new program while signs naming High Point as a Bird Sanctuary were placed on highways into town. James Mattocks spoke on the fall bird migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby
Catesby Bird Club
D. R. Parker
Carrick Avenue
Worth Ivey
Bess Sheloff
High Point
James Mattocks
Sun Losing Mass At Extreme Rate Yet Poised For Trillion-Year Span
The sun is shedding mass at an astonishing 4,200,000 metric tons per second but remains on track to endure for about five and a quarter trillion years, according to assessments of stellar fuel consumption and fusion processes.
Victory Oilment Promises Fast Relief for Skin Itch
The ad promotes Victory OILNT MENT as a famous grease free remedy for eczema itching infections and athlete's foot. Sold by Eckerd's Ring Harris Jeffs Anderson Mann and Gallaway Drug Stores in Winston Point and at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Wigh Point
Eckerd’s, Ring- Harris, Jeffs, Anderson, Mann, and
Gallaway Drug Stores
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Madeline Hoover
DuPont
Yontine
Monark Shade Co
Albertson Road Baptist Church
W. C. Adkinson
Christ
Dy-Dee Supply Company
Wauctown Street
N. C
North Wrenn
James W. Fowler
Forest City
Sadgefield Inn
C. ¢. Haworth
South Main Extension
Haworth-Terrell
Haworth- Terrell
Byron Haworth
Marion Leonard
North Hamilton
Roy Bizzell
Lucille Davis
Thomas Eugene Terrell
Springfield
Marshall Ginsberg
Dame Baliow
Miss Leyton
Milton Steinberger
Ben Cherness
Sheraton Hotel
Tomma Leyten
Seymour E. Sheckter
B'Nai Israel Synogogue
Schoo
Ward Street
ST. Edwards
St.joseph
Covey
Livestock Journal
Wrenn ST
Myrtie
Myrtie's
S. Main St
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