Mid-Week Study Club names officers and plans year
An important meeting at Mrs. J W Chandler's home selected a miscellaneous program for the year. Mrs A M Utley was elected program chairman and Mrs J A Marsh became secretary, succeeding Mrs W F Bailey and Mrs Robert Morrow respectively. Plans for the year will be finalized at a later meeting at Mrs J A Eshelman's home with members husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Arbordale Drive
Chandler
A. M. Utley
W. F. Bailey
J. A. Marsh
Robert Morrow
J. A. Eshelman
Jahmson Street
Oveta Hobby Leads Army Public Relations After War Dept Post
Oveta Culp Hobby, wife of ex governor Willian Hobby, becomes head of a War Department section to explain army life to women. She plans liaison network with local camps, aims to boost female readership, and balances duties with family in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ragsdale
NEA
Washington
War Department
Ovela Culp Hobby
Texas
Willian Pettus Hobby
Oveta Hobby
Oveta
Houston (Texas
Oreta Hobby
Louisiana
William Pettus Hobby
Houston
Texas League of Women Voters
Wington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Bridge Tea Honoring Brides Elect At Emerywood Club
Miss Betty Sechrest hosted a bridge tea at Emerywood Country Club to honor brides elect Miss Katherine Kearns and Miss Mary Alan Clinard and Mrs. William Snow Hayes. The event featured nine bridge tables, floral decor, and gifts for the honorees, with over 50 additional guests attending the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sechrest
Emerywood Country Club
Katherine Kearns
Mary Alan Clinard
William Snow Hayes
Betty Gwyn Weaver
Kearns
Jack Cheek
Greensboro
Miss Clinard
Henry I. Flinn, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Howard Marsh
Margaret Hayworth
Sechrest
Joan and
Nancy Sechrest
Farish Sizemore
Winifred Wall
Margaret Lee Blackard
Tommye Stanton
Mesdames G. H. Kearns
J. W. Clinard
Joseph T. Weaver
Mesdames A. F. Cheek
W. A. Hayes
Hayes
Mrs McEwen Speaks To High Point Garden Club On California Plants
Mrs W C Beavans hosted the High Point Garden Club on North Main Street where Airs W B McEwen gave a talk on flowers and plants seen in California. She sketched unusual species and distributed Mexican hearth brooms as souvenirs. The October meeting plans a future visit to Concord for restoration talk by Mrs Charles Cannon of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
W. C. Beavans
North Main Street
W. B. McEwen
California
Charles Cannon
Concord
Good Will Garden Club Inaugurates Fall Program Inaugurates Talks
The Good Will Garden Club held its first fall meeting yesterday at Mrs. A. C. Lovelace’s home. President Mrs. P. S. Kennett chaired. Seventeen members attended as committees were formed and plans made to resume planting shrubbery at High Point College’s Wrenn Memorial library grounds. Iris by Mrs. Reuben Payne Archdale Bulbs by Mrs. R. R. Bickburn Peonies paper read by T. A. Tilden in absence of Percy White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
A.C. Lovelace
Montheu
P. S. Kennett
Wrenn Memorial
High Point College
Reuben Payne
Archdale
R. R. Bickburn
Percy White
T. A. Tilden
Friday Last Day For Qualifying In Golf Championship
Tomorrow is the last day for qualifying for the ladies golf championship at Emerywood Country Club. Players are urged to complete qualifying by tomorrow night. Already listed as qualifiers include Mesdames T A, Mar S A Lawter, A C Stratton, Dunkelberger, Kerman Lyon, and Logan Porter Jr with more expected to play today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Andy Mermilees
Mesdames T. A
Mar- S. A. Lawter
A. C. Stratton
Dunkelberger
Kerman Lyon
Logan Porter, Jr
Teacher Shortage Tale Exaggerated
RALEIGH September 11 Threats of a shortage of school teachers in defense areas were apparently exaggerated. Nathan Fl Yelton secretary of the State School Commission said no additional requests were made for extra teachers at todays commission meeting. Last week, additional teachers in New Hanover and Cumberland counties and in New Bern and Jacksonville were assigned, and it was thought Yelton said that more would be needed. The commission approved various supplement percentages for county and city school systems. Counties and cities were granted permission to pay supplements 25 percent above state budget figures for teachers, 50 percent above the states rate for clerical help, 3100 per member more than idle grants to school board members, and any reasonable amount for travel expenses of county superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Nathan Fl. Yelton
State School Commission
Yelton
Commission
New Hanover
Cumberland
New Bern
Jacksonville
Cumberland County
Fort Bragg
Martial law proclaimed in Tehran as army chief named governor
Martial law was proclaimed today for Tehran and General Ahmad Ahmadi, the nation's top ranking soldier, was named the city's military governor. A report that members of the royal family fled to Isfahan was denied. Telephone links on the aircraft assembly line speed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran Teheran
Iran
Ahmad Ahmadi
Isfahan
Marmola offers slimming pills for adults with thyroid link
Marmola tablets claim to reduce facial and body fat without dieting or strenuous exercise by sensible eating and the Marmola method. The ad notes 30 years in market and over twenty million boxes sold, urging consultation with a physician and purchase from a druggist.
Social Calendar at Emerywood Country Club Events
Social calendar lists Thursday 6:30 to 8 p m weekly family dinner at Emerywood Country Club for all club members. 7:30 p m executive board meeting of Adams Memorial W C A at the Y building. Friday 8 p m Emerywood Country Club evening bridge party second event on fall calendar. all adult members with out of town guests eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Adams Memorial
Emeryswood Country Club
Raleigh Civic Music Assn membership drive urged
During September 22 to 27 Raleighs Civic Music Association seeks all High Point area residents to join for six major concerts. Featured artists include Rachmaninoff, Fibbett, Swarthout, Metchior, Lehmann, and Milstein with ensembles. Dues via membership cards only. no single tickets. Dues accepted until September 27 at 8 pm with transfer able memberships and guest privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Raleigh Civic Music Association
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Lawrence Fibbett
America
Gladys Swarthout
Lauritz Metchior
Lotte Lehmann
Metropolitan Opera
National Symphony Orchestra
Hans Kindler
Nathan Milstein
Luboshutz & Nemenoff
Sir Water
Raleigh
N.C
Gomez Dance Team To Appear At Club Dinner Tonight
Senor and Senora Gomez, noted dancers teaching here this week under the Junior Service League, will present exhibition numbers at Emerywood Country Club's Thursday Night Family dinner. Their acts include Cuban melodies, Maraca rhythms, interpretative pieces, the Viennese waltz, new fox trot, and the Spanish tango. Gomez has been a feature in New York clubs and Broadway shows, and local patrons who saw them before anticipate tonight's performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor
Senora Gomez
Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Maraca
Gomez
New York
Florida
Miss Null Arrives to Complete Wedding Plans Here
Miss Nanabeth Null with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles A Null arrived from Westminster Maryland to finalize plans for her wedding to Robert Rankin at First Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon at four thirty. The Nulls lodge with Mrs A M at Church Street while in town. Barbecue plans for Thomasville are in motion with Baraca class hosting next Tuesday at Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanabeth Null
Charles A. Null
Westminster
Miss
Thomasville
Cor Main Street
Baraca
Tye Pope
Lic
B. Mas
Charyman
Hal H Lambeth
MM. Tomlinson
W. Rnson
Tom Johnson
Persons
Iachids
Miss Null And Mr Rankin Honored At Informal Party
Mrs Lewis E Teague and Miss Jeannie Rankin hosted an informal open house on Church Street to honor Miss Nana beth Null of Westminster and Robert Rankin whose marriage is set for tomorrow at First Methodist Church. About thirty couples attended with bridal color decor and a later steak supper planned at Lindsay Street with My and Mrs Thomas Ogburn Jones and Mrs Kenneth Knorr hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Null
Mr. Rankin
Lewis E. Teague
Jeannie Rankin
Church Street
Nanabeth Null
Westminster
Robert Rankin
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Knorr
Staunton
Thomas Ogburn Jones
O. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
Betrothal Of Miss Margaret Snipes To Louis Carter Announced At Party
Mrs. J. H. Snipes hosted a gathering on Steele Street to announce the engagement of her daughter Margaret Snipes to A Louis Carter of Greenville South Carolina with a October wedding planned. Guests enjoyed bridge, prizes, and bridal colored ices and cakes as well as generous gifts for the honoree and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Snipes
Louis Carter
J. H. Snipes
Steele Street
Margaret
A. Louis Carter
Greenville
S.C
Lewis
John Armfield
Cologne
L. F. Honeycutt
Wade Parnell
Lucille Oneil
Greensboro
Snipes
Sara Snipes
J. H. Snipes, Jr
Margaret Snipes, Honoree, and Mesdames G. G. Preston, Jr
C. A. Ring, Jr
Leonard H. Honeycutt
Leon Edwards
Wade Parnel
Homer Chamblee
D. L. Barker
Sarah Barker
Arlene Skeens
Alta
Helen Fritz
Hesba Hall
Thomasville U D C host Hawthorne Johnson social events
In Thomasville Mrs J W Hawthorne and her daughter Mrs Joe Johnson hosted gatherings at the Hawthorne residence on East Main Street with eight bridge tables in play each day. Prizes included perfume, soap, a compact, and pillow cases for Miss Nancy Kyser. The Brierfield chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met Friday with delegates named for district and general conferences. Several locals and guests visited or were mentioned, including Patsy Ruth Smith recovering from tonsillectomy and Miss Pat Patterson's move to Lenoir Rhyne College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. W. Hawthorne
Joe Johnson
Hawthorne
East Main Street
Walter Rapp
J. &. Garner
J. E. Lambeth
George W. Lytes
Clairborne Pennington
Keith Williams
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
T. B. Johnson
Bain
May Johnson
Robert Jones
Raleigh
J. A. J. Farrington
Sallie McCracken
J. R
J. G. Greer
Los Angeles
Calif
G. W. Lyles
J. R. Myers
Margaret Eller
Texas
South
Patsy Ruth Smith
Clyde Smith
G. Hazel
Bennettsville
DL. Maynard
Greensboro
J. C. Green
Highland Avenue
Charles Gladish
Hattie Bennett
Higginsville
Afo
R. Green
Spring Street
Pat Patterson
Lenoir Rhyne College
Hickory
Donald Davis
Concord
West Emerywood Garden Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The West Emerywood Garden Club met for its initial fall session at Mrs. Frank Wall’s Arbordale Drive home. Program chair Mrs. Herman Smith outlined the year’s plans while Mrs. E W Freeze Jr read a poem “Gardening” by Edgar A. Guest. A bulbs discussion followed and Mrs. Smith read an article on crocuses. Reports were heard from the billboard committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Emerywood Garden Club
Frank Wall
Arbordale Drive
Herman Smith
Edgar A. Guest
E. W. Freeze, Jr
Deep River Church Women Meet For Temperance Program
Deep River Woman’s Auxiliary met with Mrs Ethel Neaves and Mrs Joseph Peele presiding. The group discussed temperance, planned a quilt for Friends Service Committees, and shared refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Mittie Wilson, Mrs Clara White, Mrs Vera White, and others as weekend visitors and local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Deep River Church
Ethel Neaves
Joseph Peele
Weaves
Onlie Hines
Friends’ Service Committees
Hame
Evie Thornton
Guilford County Council
P.T. Association
Mittie Wilson
Clara White
Vera White
Lydia Thrift
Claudia Thornton
Jamestown
Friends Quarterly
Springfield Church
Irene Cook
Nancy
High Point
R.J. Jordan
Nora F. Lloyd
Fred Carroll
Donna Faye
Judith Lee
Beulah Sheen
Ernest Lee Waisner
Thomasville
Guthrie Crumpler
Mary Lou Thornton
Ed Shea
Rumford Baking Powder booklet offers baking tips
A friendly notice promotes Rumford Baking Powder and urges readers to request a free booklet with dozens of ideas to improve baking. It claims versatile use for any recipe without adjusting quantities and promises better flavor and moister crumb. Address: Rumford Baking Powder, Box R, Rumford, Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
O. K
Mil
Rumford Barkin
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Rhode Island
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Bees Club
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Jessi
Miss Sechrest
Plantin
Rom
Ranki
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Norway
Austin
Washington St
Civic Music Ass
Iter
Mesdames Hawthorne and
Johnson
U.D.C
Pennington
Nancy Kyser
Deep River News
Marvin Payne
Kerneville
Route 1
Walter Modlin
Hubert. Simps
Laura Go
T. J. Jones
Lindsay Knight
Aldren
Sandy Ridge
Dewey Ridge
High Poi
Claud Thornton
Ex Thornton
Mevin Payne
Annes
Kernersville
W. Ragsdale
Charles Bolling
Wild
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Super Suds
Ukewarm Sud
Fellows
Reseen Rayans
Tewal
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