Parent-Teacher Council Here Holds First Meeting Of Year
The High Point Parent-Teacher Council executive board met at the president Mrs. Cofield's home to review reports from the August Parent-Teacher Institute at UNC and the Guilford County School of Instruction in Jamestown. Plans for the year were outlined and officers and committee chairs listed.
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Parent-Teacher Council
High Point
H. S. Coffield
Lindsay Street
University of North Carolina
D. R. Setliff
J. ©. Moore
Guilford County School of Instruction
Jamestown
North Carolina Theme Guides Woman's Club Program
Music-Literature Department of the High Point Woman's Club announces a year long program focused on North Carolina topics. Dr. A M Arnett opens with North Carolina History at 3:30 PM at H A White's home on Lindsay Street.
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North Carolina
High Point Woman's Club
Loulse Adams
Gram Committee
H. A. White
Lindsay
Cora Cox Tucas
Greensboro
W. H. Slane
Janet Russell
High Point College
Christ
A. Buff
T. Wingate Andrews
R. H. Sechrest
Margaret Sloan Muse
Statesville
W. T. Tice
Adama
Garden Club Council To Meet Tuesday
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs will hold its first fall meeting Tuesday morning September 15 at ten o'clock at the home of president Mrs BE Wall 213 His Crest Drive All members are urged to attend Plans for the year will be outlined Jackie Darrell Bullard Born Here September 10 Mr and Mrs R H Bullard announce the birth of a son at their home 719 English Street
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Wall
Crest Drive
Tate
Jackie D. Bullard
R. H. Bullard
Jackie Darrell
English Street
Love and longing in Gertrude Page’s verse
Poem expresses enduring love across storms with the beloved as harbor. The speaker vows courage at sea and finds rest in the partner’s eyes and kiss, attributing safety and peace to intimate devotion.
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Gertrude Page
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Gatherings
A sequence of Monday to Wednesday social events lists Florence Nightingale club supper at H A Millis home, High Point Garden Club picnic at 213 Hillcrest, Kappa Gamma Omega lunch at Sheridan, American Legion Auxiliary September meeting, Mid-Week Garden Club fall session, Woman's Club Music Literature group, Wick Wack club fall dance with Davis brothers orchestra.
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Florence
Sheraton Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
R. R. Blackburn
Tom Bates
Ross H. Davis
Geddie Strickland
Seborn Perry
H. A. Millis
Woman's Club
H. A. White
Gaston Johnson
Grover Jones
W. T. Saunders
A. Arnett
Woman's College
Wick Wack Club
Américan Legion Hut
Thomasville
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Mid-Week Garden Club Meets at Mrs Perry Home
The Mid-Week Garden club holds its first fall meeting Wednesday at 10 AM. Mrs Seborn Perry hosts on North Main street with Mrs H A Millis presenting a program on Gardens of the Seas ide. All members are expected to attend.
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Seborn Perry
North Main Street
H. A. Millis
Ladies Bridge Party at Emerywood Club Tuesday Morning
The Emerywood Club announces a biweekly ladies bridge party Tuesday morning at ten oclock. Hostesses will be Mrs John Foy and Mrs A B Henley. A luncheon follows for those who reserve in advance and tables must also be reserved with the club secretary.
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Emerywood Club
John Foy
A. B. Henley
Executive Council At Trinity School Will Meet Wednesday
The Trinity Parent-Teacher Association executive council will meet at the school Wednesday afternoon at 4 30 oclock. Officers and committee chairmen should attend to discuss plans for the year and help with the opening of school. Teachers meet earlier that afternoon for the first session. students register Thursday morning.
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The
Trinity Parent-Teacher Association
Trinity School
Return To Baltimore After Week's Visit
Mr and Mrs Joseph W Buchanan leave today for Baltimore Md after visiting relatives in town during the past week Their wedding trip recent and Mrs Buchanan formerly Miss Hermina Hart of Baltimore Md Presbyterian Circles To Meet On Monday The Woman s Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church will meet Monday afternoon at 3 Circles 1 2 3 4 6 7 with listed members and locations The Cable Circle will have a picnic Monday evening at 6 30 at the city lake
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Joseph W. Buchanan
Baltimore
Mrs. Buchanan
Buchanan
Hermina Hart
Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Wineskie
N, Main
George Rankin
Parkway
H. P. Hardin
N. Main
T. W. Andrews
Otteray
G. KB. Hutchens
W. Lexington
Ava
Jane
Annie Wiley
Jamestown
J.F. Campbell
Pleasant Garden
City Lake
Wesley Mem
Wesley Memorial Church
Hosteas
R. L. Brinson
Brinson Farm
EB. T. Harrison
Ferndell Drive
Frank Page
Hunter Sechrest
Tircle
Helen Clark
Walter Hargett
Johnson Street
E. H. Hayes
ST. Mary's
Sun Beam Circle
Baptist Church
Earl Cox
Earl Hoe
Tory
Womens Missionary Society of the Baptist
M. P
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. G. Garland
Woodrow
R. T. Pick
G. Ll. Humphreys
College Drive
Clyde Cox
North Main Street
Aliie Forster
North Main
Ross Davis
Denny Street
S. D. Shelton
Shelton Street
Gladis Kivett
Kivett Drive
R. C. Boyd
English Street
G. J. James
North Hamilton Street
Lillie Bean
Main Street
NGS
Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of
Main St. M. E
E. R. Morris
Kernersville
R. A. Wilson
Orive
Paul Spencer
N. C. Johnson
Lindsay Street
E. E. Sensenbach
Circle No. 4
W. B. Wood
Circle Drive
Clyde Connor
Lucy Robertson
Roy Samuels
East
Lexington Avenue
Charles Mann
First Methodist Protestant to Present The Spinster's Convention
The A M Id0] Philatheéa class of the First Methodist Protestant church will present The Spinster's Convention a one act comedy in the church assembly room Friday September 18 at eight o'clock. Public invited small admission will go to the church building fund.
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A. M. Tool
First Methodist Protestant Church
M. P. Church
Madison
J. C. Madison
Salem College Opens 165th Year With Faculty and Campus Changes
Salem College in Winston-Salem begins its 165th year with new faculty appointments in Home Economics History and Modern Languages. Returning students include Margaret Briggs and Mary Louise Hayworth, both leaders on campus, as the college unveils a restored Main Hall and a near complete new gymnasium on the lower campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem College
Margaret Briggs
J. G. Briggs
West Lexington Avenue
Mary Louise Hayworth
Fourée Two
Josephine Gibson
Fourth Street
Winston-Salem
N. C
Briggs
Miss Hayworth
Mary Duncan McAnally
Clifford Ball
Etters
Penn
Elizabeth ©. Meining
Winston- Salem
Edward Holder
Charlotte
Ivy Hinson
Augusta
Georgia
Lucille West
Virginia Thompson
Statesville
School of Music
Cortlandt Preston
Washington, D. C
Helena Hermance
Janet Stimpson
Carlotta Ogburn
Salem
Ada Allen
Weisner Announce Birth of Son Charles Linwood
Mr and Mrs C B Weisner announce the birth of a son Charles Linwood on Monday September at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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C. B. Weisner
Charles Linwood
Burrus
Letitian Club Ball at Sedgefield Manor Gala
The Letitian club pre-school dance at Sedgefield Manor Friday evening attracted out-of-town guests. Ted Jennings and his orchestra performed a full repertoire with Hazel Bruce delivering specialty numbers. Dancing ran from ten to two with parents and local dignitaries as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitian Club
Sedgefield Manor
Ted Jennings
Hazel Bruce
Fifth Reunion Of Royal-Welborn Clan
The fifth reunion of the Royals-Welborn families will be held Sunday September 20 at Hopewell M church. The program starts at 11 oclock with a picnic lunch at noon. Relatives and friends are invited and asked to bring well filled baskets.
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Royals-Welborn
Hopewell M
H. ©. Royal
Shower For Mrs. Kiger Brings Friends And Gifts
Mrs. Fred Bennette hosted a bride shower for Mrs. Vance Kieger formerly Miss Lucille Hill at 624 Carter Street Friday evening. Guests included Carl Haigler Earl Hill Dave Hyde Howard Hill Holland Sloope Serena Hunsucker Ethel Kearns Mable Ward Cleo Ward and the honoree received many useful gifts and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennette
Bob Canada
Carter Street
Vance Kieger
Lucille Hill
Serena Hunsucker
Ethel Kearns
Mable
Cleo Ward
Stag Club Members Return From White Lake Vacation
The Stag Club members and guests return from a week at White Lake led by Mr and Mrs Hoyle Lopp and Mr and Mrs F L Warford. The group includes Mildred Caldwell Frances Oliver Helen Smith Ivan Crissman Claude Smith Ernest Howell Sherman Aycathe and Afton Smith.
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Stag Club
White Lake
Maureen O Sullivan Weds John V Farrow
Maureen Paula O Sullivan 25 and John Villiers Farrow 32 were married today at Saint Monica's church in Santa Monica California Hollywood had long anticipated their union The papal dispensation for Farrow prior marriage was obtained after publicity and delay over the engagement lasting two years
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Santa Monica
Calif
Maureen Paula O' Sullivan
John Villiers Farrow
Saint Monica’s
Hollywood
Miss O
Tacky Party Delights Friends At English Street Home
Miss Marie Lambeth hosted a Friday evening tacky party with a costume contest won by Miss Gertrude Hall and another prize awarded to John Griffin. Guests included Faye Cau die Hazel Trotter Dorothy Ingram Myrtle Hall Lena Beck Marguerite Kennedy Ida Mae Alexander Geneva Alexander and Lois Beck from Lexington plus Thomasville visitors and local residents.
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Marie Lambeth
English Street
Gertrude Hall
John Griffin
Faye Caudie
Hazel Trotter
Dorothy Ingram
Myrtle Hall
Lena
Trotter Family Reunion Scheduled for September 20
The Trotter reunion will be held Sunday September 20 at the Dr All Bulla old place on route 64 about six miles from Asheboro toward Lexington. Descendants of Martin Trotter and friends are invited. A program begins at 10 a.m. and attendees should bring baskets for a 12:30 picnic dinner.
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Trotter
Claud Ruth
All Bulla
Route 64
Asheboro
Lexington
Martin Trotter
Florence Nightengale Club Picnic Scheduled On Greensboro Road
The Florence Nightengale club of the Y W C A will hold a picnic supper at the country home of Mr and Mrs H A Millia on the Greensboro road Tuesday at 6 30 pm instead of the hut meeting. Members are to meet at the Y W C A and transportation will be provided with cars leaving at 4 30 5 and 6 pm for those without rides.
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Florence
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R. A. Sheloff
Dan R. Schroder
Eri. O. Cummings
Floyd Wilson
Claude Benton
Edgar Hartley
A. J. Hartham
C. A
Peggy Anne
South Main Street
David Chains
Children's Dance Studio
Ballet A
New High
Moffitt
NORTH
Garden Club Council
Emerywood
Baptist Training Union
Allen Jay Baptist Church
N. F Britt
Margaret O’brien Lambert
First Baptist Circle
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Mesdames E. R. Gary
J. N. Stamps
Montheu Avenue
J. L. Chernault
Rotary Drive
A. M. Richardson
Otteray Drive
PF. Ellis
West Lexington
Mra. Co
Royal-Welborn Clan
Mrs. Kiger
Ascot
Martha West
New York
Ring Drug CO
Maureen O'Sullivan
John V. Farrow
Florence Nightengale Club
Main ST
Sample Shoe Store
N. Main ST
Ric Pa
D. E. Harllee
Arkwood
Larkwood Char
Lizzie Gooch
Ommonat
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