State Garden Club Head Addresses High Point Club
State president of the North Carolina Garden Club Mrs. D J Lybrook spoke at the High Point Garden Club initial meeting held at Mrs S H Tomlinsons Emerywood home. She urged a Community Exhibit to support a relief fund for the Army and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Garden Club
High Point Club
High Point Garden Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Tiffcrest Drive
Emerywood
D. J. Lybrook
Advance
North Carolina Garden Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lybrook
Pam Jinson
Relief Fund For the Army and Navy
Guk
G. D. Pettibone
Hostess Club
California Vows Unite Miss Speed And Lieutenant Parker
Miss Sue Williams Speed and Lieutenant Allen Julian Parker wed in a simple post chapel ceremony in Victorville California on September 5. Chaplain Chase officated with a brief music program as the couple entered unaccompanied. Parker will report to the Salt Lake City reception center after a brief honeymoon.
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California
Miss Speed
Lieutenant Allen Julian Parker
Sue Williams Speed
Allen Julian Parker
Post
Victorville
Chaplian Chase
Elmo Murray Speed
Franklinton
High Point City
Johnson Street
A. S. Parker
Emerywood Court
High Point
Parker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alvin 5
Conditions In China Discussed by Miss Vera Idol at D A R Meeting
Miss Vera Idol head of the English department at High Point College spoke on Present Day Conditions in China before the Alexander Martin chapter of the D A R at the Initial Fall meeting hosted by Mrs. J T Matin on Johnson Street. She based her talk on Pearl S Buck s Dragon Seed and highlighted the plight of Chinese peasants and Japanese abuses in occupied areas with supporting newspaper clippings. The meeting included remarks by Mrs J F Hayden and the chapter planned radio changes, bond drives, and Buddy Bags for servicemen, with twenty five members enjoying tea after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
E. Vera Idol
Alexander Martin
J. T. Matin
Johnson Street
Miss Idol
High Point College
R. A. Herting
Pearl S. Buck
J. F. Hayden
Stirwall
Bruce Carraway
A. T. Wishart
R. I. Quigley
J. S. Silversteen
Brevard
North Carolina
Continental Congress
Washington
Mann
D. M. Pollock
Edith Moore Sherrod
Grover Kester
Women of Moose Plan Sixth Anniversary Party
The Women of the Moose chapter 961 announce a party next Thursday night September 10 at 7 30 to celebrate the sixth anniversary of the chapter. Games will be played and refreshments served. Members of the Women of the Moose and Loyal Order of Moose are invited.
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Women of the Moose
Women of the Afoose
Order of Moose
Adult Homemaking Classes Start Tomorrow Evening
Adult classes in home making begin tomorrow evening at Union Fur Schools with Mrs Meeta H Jackson as instructor. Courses will include Red Cross nutrition and first aid once enrollment is approved. classes start at seven thirty. A long range bombing plane requires at least ten tons of aluminum for its construction.
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Union Fur Schools
Meeta H. Jackson
Red Cross
High Point social calendar prompts dinners and meetings
The High Point Women’s club hosts a first fall Fa dinner at the Elwood Hotel with Dr Marina Henry chairing. Girl Scout Council meets at the YWCA for the fall session. Emerywood Country Day Club hosts Thursday Family dinners at the clubhouse with advance reservations. YWCA board meets with Mrs Idol presiding. Emerywood Club September dinner dance features John Peddicord and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood
Marina Henry
Girl Scout Council
Y.W.C.A
Emerywood Country
Local residents and military personnel report travel and returns
Mrs C B Howard and son Charles return home from a week in Washington DC and Alexandria VA visiting friends. Mrs Gordon Burnett of Atlanta arrives for a week here while Miss Iris Rose remains to resume duties with the Girl Scouts. Lieutenant Phil A Warner travels home for brief leave after naval training at Dartmouth College. Several youths depart for Sewanee Military Academy and Ocean Drive Beach. Mrs Ernest Bailey recuperates after surgery at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Howard
Charles
Everett Street
Washington, D. C
Alexandria
John Brown
Gordon Burnett
Atlanta
Phil A. Warner
West Farriss Avenue
Dartmouth College
Warner
U. S. Navy
A. Lee Gibson
Iris Rose
Adam Gibson
Ocean Drive Beach
S. C
New Orleans
Girl Scout Organization
Adam
Greenville, S. C
Washington Council Plans Special Meeting Thursday Evening
Washington Council announces a special meeting of the Daughters of America to be held tomorrow at 7 30 in the hall on West Washington Street. J W McMahon calls for full attendance of the degree team for practice at this session. A note mentions air shipments increasing by 92 9 percent over June figures due to material movement.
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Washington Council
Daughters of America
West Washington Street
J. W. McMahon
Milk Fund Near Goal as League Reports Progress
The Junior Service League hears that the milk fund goal of 1500 dollars is in sight with 76 pledged. Mrs. Willis Slane, League president, commends public cooperation and notes this is the largest fund raised for underprivileged school children. The meeting at Adams Memorial W C A building also includes a note from Mrs. Linville K. Martin praising the League and a call to support Red Cross bandage drives and volunteer dressings.
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Junior Service League
A. B. Henley
League
Willis Siane
Adams Memorial
W.C.A
Linville K. Martin
Junior League of America
YWCA Club Outings Reported Across Local Groups
The Live Yers Club of the Adams Memorial YWCA will meet tomorrow at 7 PM at Miss Dot Davis home 601 Chandler Street for an outing. Other clubs held weekly events earlier in the week including a Lend-A-Hand picnic at Reynolds Park Winston-Salem and a Florence Nightingale supper meeting with planning for next Monday.
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Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Dot Davis
Chandler Street
Reynolds Park
Winston-Salem
Florence Nightingale Club
Adams Club
Florence Montgomery
Ulisses
Gladys Steed
Nell Montgomery
Betty Wall
Shipwash Doss Vows Announced in Cheraw Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Blanche Lee Shipwash to Pvt Leonard Doss of Camp Butner North Carolina. The ceremony occurred in Cheraw South Carolina on September 4 with Judge J W Ratliff officiating. The bride is the daughter of S L Shipwash and the late Mrs Shipwash. The groom is son of Taylor C Dess of Whitewell Tennessee. The couple will reside in Durham.
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Blanche Lee Shipwash
Pvt
Leonard Doss
Camp Butner
North Carolina
Cheraw
South Carolina
J. W. Ratliff
S. L
Whitewell, Tenn
Durham
Miss Hester Celebrates Seventeenth Birthday Dinner
Miss Hester celebrated her seventeenth birthday at home with a Sunday dinner. The room was decorated with salt flowers and a large white and yellow cake was the centerpiece as friends attended and she received many attractive gifts. An Army Air Force representative announced War Department regulations banning unauthorized insignia. More than half of U S women pilots join Civil Air Patrol. Training gliders are being built from basic transport plane plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Hester
Army Air Force
War Department
United States
The
Civil Air Patrol
Ght
Founders Day Marked By Eastern Star Chapter Meeting
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star held its fall initial meeting at the Masonic Hall on North Main Street. Robert Morris Day was observed with a program led by Mrs. Ida Kimble and a hymn to start. Louise Black spoke on Morris life and Ed Updegrove offered a tribute. Thirty two members attended. Ida McKirk visited.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
North Main Street
Robert Morris
Ida Kimble
Louise Black
Ed. Updegrove
Ida McKirk
Local Birth Announcements From Guilford General and Burrus Memorial
Aly and Mrs Thomas V Wicker announce a daughter born September 7 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs J T Springer report a daughter born September 8. Mr and Mrs Charles Ray announce a son Ronald Page born September 8. A Geneva Leonard of Greensboro Route Three has a daughter born September 9. Mr and Mrs C A Lavender report a daughter born September 9. Mr and Mrs Mack Harris announce a daughter born September 9. Mr and Mrs Frank Stell announce a son John Warner Stell born September 8 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Betty Lou Warner Stell is the former Miss Betty Lou Warner.
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J. T. Springer
South Main Street
Guilford General Hospital
Airs
Charles Ray
Tate Street
Ronald Page
Mr and Mars. Dear Leonard
Greensboro
Mack W. Harris
Cable Street
Frank Stell
John Warner Stell
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Green Street Baptist Church Weiner Roast Meeting
The Faithful Workers class will meet this evening at seven at the home of Mr and Mrs O A Bates 810 Crawford street. The gathering will close the penny contest and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
O. A. Bates
Crawford Street
Police Auxiliary 10 Holds Membership Rally and Weiner Roast
The Police Auxiliary 10 will hold its annual membership rally and Weiner roast at City Lake Friday at 6:00 PM. All members and families are invited and prizes or pals will be revealed at this time.
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Police Auxiliary
Weiner
City Lake
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Votes To Continue Planting
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club met at president Mrs. Fred L. Gordy’s home and voted to continue flower and victory gardens to aid defense and morale. Mrs. J. H. Tate gave a paper on Iris tracing its development from legend to modern varieties.
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Fred L. Gordy
Streamlined District Conference Plans Outlined by Altrusans
Altrusa club members heard plans for a one day Second District conference in High Point on October 10 during a Sheraton room meeting. Daisy Stubbs of Atlanta will preside. new member Euphone Gupton joined. visitors O M Moore and Gilbert Muse McCaskill attended. $15 was donated to local nursery schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
Igh Point
Sheraton Room
Mabel Burnett
Mary Lou Rothrock
Mary Ballard
Alice Dickerson
Edna Blake
Aliss Daisy Stubbs
Atlanta
Burnett
Euphone Gupton
O. M. Moore
Duncan, S. C
Gilbert Muse McCaskill
Carthage
International Association
Wich
Girl Scout Council Plans Year At Thursday Meeting
The Girl Scout Council will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Adams Memorial YWCA with Commissioner Mrs Taylor M Simpson in the choir. Fall scouting plans will be outlined and all council members are urged to attend.
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Girl Scout Council
Ten O’cloc
Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A
Taylor M. Simpson
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State Club Presideni
Edna Maslin
D. H. Parsons
Burbank
Sheraton
W. B. McEwen
High Point Garden
Vera Idol
Moffitt’s
N. Main St
Atl Oe
Women of Moose Plan
Norma Page
Betty Brockmann
Elouise Hamrick
Davidson
BE. L. Briggs, Jr
Charlies Brockman
Wrightsville Beach
Clyde
Robert Stroupe
Wilmington
Stan Saunders, Jr
Greenway Drive
John Wall
Boo Cottam
Parkway
Sewanee, Tonn
Sewanee Military Academy
C. F. Tomlinson
University of North Carolina
Wilson
Afra
J. P. Lovelace
Carl A. Kropf
Colorado
Kropf
Denver
Pueblo
Joyce Hunsucker
Lois Long
Long Street
Lucille Hester
Route Two
Robert Hutchens
G. FE. Hutchens
Roy Culler
Georgia Military Academy
R. B. Culler
Roy, Jr
Bailey
Ywca Clubs
Miss Hester
Rumford
Augaeless
Rumtord
Rhode Island
South Main St
Iris
J. H. Tate
Altrusans
Chains School
Ap. Oe
North Main St
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Pinkhami
Pinkham
Harry
Berry
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