Mrs George Freeman Honored At Morning Party
Mrs George Freeman and her daughter Mrs Strr J H Froelich Jr hosted a Coke party at the Strickland residence to honor the former Violet Peth of Ohio. Guests included Mrs aye Met David aynor Mc Robert Nutt Jr Robert Stone and Misses Ruth Ellis Ger Vet Washburn with light refreshments served buffet style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Freeman
Arog
Mgs. A
Strr
J. H. Froelich Jr
Strickland
Violet Peth
Ohio
BPWC Hears Emblem Explanation and Club News
The BPWC meeting featured a chart with Roger Price book drawings in a guessing contest. Miss Anna Shupp was named to represent the club at the Fire Prevention Committee meeting Thursday the 9th at the Chamber of Commerce offices. Elizabeth Ennis outlined Farm ers' Market booth duties and merit point blanks will be issued at the next meeting where the B and P Woman of the Year will be chosen. About 30 members attended including Emma, a former Madison resident, and guest of Miss Carrie McGirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Roger Price
Anna Shupp
Health and Safety
Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Goodman
Merit Svstem
Elizabeth Ennis
Greens
Emma
Madison, Wis
Thera Guilford
Carrie McGirt
BPWC
Madison
Gay Blade Club Holds Initial Meeting With Appointed Chairs
Mesdames W. R. McKenzie and Garnet A. Pollock were named associates as the Gay Blade Club met at the home of W. R. McKenzie on Grenwick Rd. Mrs. D. L. Bouldin Jr. became program chairman for the new year and gave the council report and project ideas. S. S. Saunders Jr. sent notes of the meet, marking the fall opening. W. L. Jackson Jr. was membership chairman and a president named W. Brinson. R. T. Cottam was appointed chairman of a project committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McKenzie
Garnet A. Pollock
Ree Gannen
Grenwick
D. L. Bouldin Jr
S. S. Saunders Jr
W. L. Jackson Jr
W. Brinson
R. T. Cottam
Bird Club to Hold September Meeting Saturday
The Catesby Bird Club meets Saturday morning at the Chester Hayworth home on S Main St Ext. Break will be served at 8 o clock. Participants are invited to join in bird watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby Bird Club
Chester Hayworth
S. Main St. Ext
Mid-Week Club Hears Mrs Uzzle Speak On New Fabrics
The Mid-Week Club met Wednesday with 18 members and one new member Mrs. Harry B Monroe. Mrs. Ruby Uzzle spoke on New Fabrics while Mrs. Ida Lambeth gave a devotional and plans were set for a High Point Fair booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Uzzle
Fabrica
Tion
H. G. Gaddy
Forrest Ave
Olly
Harry B. Monroe
Ruby Uzzle
Letitia Viel
Ida Lambeth
Gwen
G. H. McCormick
Greensboro
Pilot School PTA Meeting Tonight
Pilot School PTA meets Thursday at 7:30 p m with music and bands as the general theme. Parents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot School
PTA
Pearl Cridlebaugh Weds Charles E Stroup in Miami
Miss Pearl Cridlebaugh of High Point marries Charles E Stroup in Miami Florida. She is daughter of Mrs Minnie Cridlebaugh and late Ernest Cridlebaugh and taught at the Trust Company in High Point. Stroup son of Mr and Mrs D W Stroup of Church, is with ACE Saxon Disting Company in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Cridlebaugh
Charles E. Stroup
Miami, Fla
Miami
Fla
Teta Pearl Cridlebaugh
High Point
Charlies Ellis Stroup
Fila
A. Waldo Fanon
Mr. Strou
Miss Cridiebaugh
Minnie Crid
Ernest Elsworth Lebaugh
Davidson County
Woman's College of
University of North Caro- Greensboro
Trust Company
YWCA
J. Stroup
D. W. Stroup
Church
Ace-Saxon Disting Company
Florida
Pia
Stroup
Juniors Welcome 19 New Members To Club
The Junior Womans Club held a fall bridge luncheon at the Erie Country Club honoring 19 new members. About 50 attended, with 12 tables in play and 57 covers. new president Mrs Robert D McCall led a post luncheon business meeting and orientation for new members was planned for September. A plant sale fundraiser is announced for September 22 23 and 24 at the corner of North Main and Montlieu with fertilizers gardening implements and house plants for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club of
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
J. E. McInnis
Robert Griffith
Harold Williard, Jr
William Brewer
Erie Country Club
Wed
Mesdames’ R. Dr
Neal Lancaster
Earl Gikeon
Jack Greer
Norman Acker
James Ia Ralpe
C. H. Williard Jr
John Q. Canine
Har Bap
N. L. Garner
Homer Holton
Gilbert Ross
Robert D. McCall
Peek Me
Thicum Jr
Reetee Eee
A. Sheloff Jr
N. Main
Montlieu
Mrs. Yow Discusses German Gardens Before Club
Mrs. David T. Yow spoke on German gardening at the Burbank Garden Club meeting. She highlighted small, efficient plots and year round color patterns, and mentioned plans for a garden club show at Heidelburg Castle and a flower sale in Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Yow
Cort
State
Weed N Win Club Hears Talk On Dried Arrangements
The Weed n in Garden Club met at Mrs. John A Wall home on Elk Drive with Mrs. William F Freeman Jr as associate host. The discussion covered drying methods for mixed summer flowers, stressing proper timing and hanging techniques to preserve materials for September gathering. John Hutchens was welcomed back into membership after an absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wall
Elk Dr
Garden Club
William F. Freeman Jr
Wall
John Hutchens
Stardusters Club Meeting At YWCA With Guest Speaker
The Stardusters Club of the YWCA meets Thursday night at 7 30 at the YWCA. Guest speaker Mrs Powell Alexander Gray Lady director and founder of the High Point organization discusses the Gray Lady purpose and activities. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stardusters Club
YWCA
Powell Alexander
American Red Cross
Gray Lady
High Point Organiation
Alexander
WMU Leadership Institute Draws Baptist Women At Campbell College
More than 220 Baptist women registered at Campbell College for the first of two State Woman's Missionary Union Leadership Institutes. The opening session featured six hours of training for local WMU leaders from central and eastern North Carolina with twelve conferences led by state officers and invited personnel. Prominent speakers included Mrs D C Bomar of Springs South Carolina and Laura Frances Snow of Nashville Tennessee. A second institute will be held at Campbell College with president Mrs C Gordon Maddrey presiding. The First Book Store of Raleigh displayed the latest mission books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baie’s Creek
Campbell College
Woman's Missionary Union
Land Kitchen Sr
Scotland Neck
North Carolina
D. C. Bomar
Springs
South Carolina
Laura Frances Snow
People's Unizations
Nashville
Tennessee
Miss Snow Od
We Feces Institute
C. Gordon Maddrey
Raleigh
Magic Key Gardeners Begin Activities With Mrs Clinard
Mrs John Clinard Jr hostess at 815 W Farriss Ave as the Magic Key Garden Club opened fall season. Her new home showcased arrangements of fall flowers throughout the house in a series of decorative displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magic Key
Mrs. Clinard
John Clinard Jr
W. Farriss Ave
Magic Key Garden Club
Memorial Hospital Visitors Permitted After Major Operation
People connected to High Point Memorial Hospital report visitors may be allowed after a major operation. Mrs Mabel Steed Grayson and others are among those listed as visiting or returning from trips. Capt H B Towers and family accompanied travelers from Camp Lejeune. A Clark family member arrived to visit parents on Park Street while another relative plans reentry to Town and Country kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Cc. Clark Jr
Rela
Schnectady
S. C. Clark
Parkwinter
Mrs. W. T. Powell Heads Hospital Guild in Fall Meeting
Mrs. W. T. Powell was elected president of the Woman's Guild of High Point Memorial Hospital at the first fall meeting. The group announced a slate with Mrs. R. T. Amos as retiring president and reported $4,000 in services from Mary Green's social work. The guild funded air conditioning for a pediatrics room and aided nurses with two picnics and magazines, while Miss Anna Shupp invited members to graduation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Powell
Woman's Guild
High Point Memorial Hospital
Woman's Hospital Auxiliaries
Chicago
lJt
Aie
R. T. Amos
Mary Green
Harry Hendrick
W. R. Peters
Anna Shupp
Reed
League Of Women Voters Launch Recreation Study
The High Point League of Women Voters held unit meetings to begin the fall recreation study. Unit one met at 315 Ardmore Circle with Mrs George Haltom hosting. unit four met at 543 E Farrias Ave with Mrs Gilbert Ross hosting. speakers discussed the recreation project structure staff and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
High Point League of Women Voters
George C. Haltom
Ardmore Circle
Whiteside
N. Hamilton St
New Fabrics For Home Discussed By Union Hill Club
Mrs Betty Howard Guilford county home agent spoke on New Fabrics for the Home to Union Home Demonstration Club in morning session. She displayed curtain drapery and upholstery samples, discussed care durability quality and price, and offered a cooking course on arrival. Mrs L L Grant and Mrs W R Grant hosted the meeting with an inspirational devotional later. Plans were made for an ice cream sale at the Farmers Market on Greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Howard
Guilford County
Union Home Demonstration Club
L. L. Grant
W. R. Grant
Hurdle Lea
Missionary Union Institute Opens at Campbell College Buie's Creek
The Missionary Union Leadership Institute convened on Campbell College campus Buie's Creek for an opening assembly earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Union Leadership Institute
Campbell College
Buie's Creek
Pisgah Philatheas Meet At An Evening Event
The Pisgah Church Philathea class meets tonight at 7 30 at home of Elizabeth Albright in Ward Associate with hostess Mrs P A Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah Philatheas
Philathea
Pisgah Church
Elizabeth Albright
Ward
P.A. Martin
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James Hayworth
R. L. Ingram, Jr
Earl Gibson
Harry Rothrock
N. L. Garner, Jr
McCall
al D. Bryant
A. C. Bulla
Wade McInnes
Ralph Phibbs
Janet Langley
Boro Rd
Te Club
Gay Blade Club
Sat
Ace-Saxon Distributing
Burbank
WMU Leadership Institute
Gine
Surongel
Mabel Steed Grayson
Mee
Tea Nees
Arion Peacock
Ray Idol
Winston Rd
Detroit
Mich
H. B. Towers
Camp Lejeune
Union Hill
Leland Kitchin Jr
Ridge Springs
S. C
State Woman's
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