Girl Scout Troop Leaders Meet at Sheraton Hotel
The Girl Scouts local Troop Leaders association held a meeting in the Sheraton hotel blue room with Miss Margaret Watson elected president presiding. New leaders were acknowledged including Dana Nicholas Ruth Liner and B Swanson with their assistants. Watson named Louise Edwards arrangements chair for the Harvest Tea and noted Camp Edith Macy training attendance by Nicholas and Watson. The next troop leaders meeting will be the last Monday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Sheraton Hotel
Margaret Watson
Dana Nicholas
Wesley Memorial Troop
Charles T. Parker
Ruth Liner
Southside Baptist Church
Beulah Briles
Ethel Liner
8. S. Swanson
Ward Street Methodist
Elise Smith
Miss Watson
Louise Edwards
Paulette Lindsay
Nell Stallings
Edith Macy
Pleasantville
N. Y
Miss Nicholas
High Point Garden Club Holds Early Fall Meeting
The High Point Garden Club met at Mrs. C. & Steeloff's home for the initial fall session. Plans for the fall flower show were laid out with Mrs. F. R. Taylor as schedule chairman. Mrs. Joseph D. Cox led the program on Native Trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
C. &. Steeloff
Parkway
City Council of
Garden Clubs
F. R. Taylor
Joseph D. Cox
A. E. Tate
State Garden Club
Friends of James Hinkle In Critical Condition At Burrus Memorial
Community notices report James Hinkle was moved yesterday from Guilford county sanatorium to Burrus Memorial Hospital and is in critical condition. Other items note Miss Jesse Frazier leaving for Hartsville to attend Coker College as a sophomore, and various local residents traveling for study or visiting Fort Macon, State College, Brenau College, and Converse College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hinkle
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Guilford County Sanatorium
Jesse Frazier
Hartsville
S. C
Coker College
Pentagon Girls Not To Meet This Week
The regular meeting of the Girls Pentagon club scheduled for the evening will not take place, as announced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Pentagon Club
Brigadier Club to Meet at Edwin Watkinson Home
The Brigadier club will hold its weekly meeting this evening at o o clock at Edwin Watkinson’s home, as announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier
Edwin’ Watkinson
Miss Addie Moore Weds Harry L Broughman in Danville Rites
Miss Addie Moore and Harry L Broughman, both of this city, married September 10 in Danville Virginia at 2 PM. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Moore of Graham, has resided in High Point and worked as bookkeeper for Commonwealth Hosiery Mills. The groom, from West Virginia, works for Supreme Hosiery Company. They will reside at 303 Otteray Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Moore
Harry L. Broughman
Danville
Firat Christian Church
D Arthur Burton
Broughmen
R. F Moore
Graham
High Point
Commonwealth Hosiery Mills
Randleman
High Point Aurusa Club
Broughman
West Virginia
Supreme Hosiery Company
Mrs. Broughman
Ot-teray Drive
Miss Betty Sechrest to Lead Tobacco Jubilee Armory Opening
Miss Sechrest of High Point will review queen candidates from 22 North Carolina towns at Sanford for the Tobacco Jubilee and armory dedication on September 15 with the Charles Barnet orchestra. The event also marks the opening of Sanford’s tobacco market and armory. Anabel Carpenter wed Thomas Beeson in Danville Virginia on September 11 1938. The couple will reside in High Point. A cooking steak supper will be hosted by the Business and Professional Girls club at High Point municipal lake after meet at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sechrest
High Point
Sanford
Charles Barnet
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Mise Sechrest
Miss Sechrest
C. 8. Grayson
Anabel Carpenter
Thomas Boyd Beeson
J. M. Beeson
Tomlinson
Business and Professional Girls’ Club
High Point Municipal Lake
Ida Mae Nieymer
Hamlet
Betty Honeycutt
Charlotte
Jean Hudwell
Mary Gavin
Clara Mann
Jonesboro
Carolyn Stancil
Maxton
Mildred Benton
Benson
Helen Rose Whitten
Oxford
Barbara Lee Honeycutt
Raleigh
Camille Carrol
Pittsboro
Evelyn Crawford
Chapel Hill
Mary Carter Jones
Ramacur
Nell Clifton
Clinton
Joyce Howell
Troy
Margaret Ashleberry
Apex
Florence Brittan
Asheboro
Helen Kregel
Rockingham
Edna Gregson
Siler City
Julia Bennett
Fayetteville
Two Unit Members Honor State Legion Auxiliary Leaders
The American Legion Auxiliary unit in High Point sees two members appointed to state chairmanships by Mrs. Herbert Taylor of Dunn. Mrs. I. T. Mann becomes state chairman of the Education of World War Orphans committee, while Mrs. C. A. York is named state chairman of the Junior Auxiliary. Both women have held local and department offices, reflecting credit on the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Herbert Taylor
Dunn
North Carolina
I. T. Mann
C. A. York
High Point
Mann
York
Morrill Hosts Buffet Dinner At Residence Here
Harry Morrill entertained fourteen guests at a Sunday evening buffet dinner at his home 405 Lindsay street. The guests included Miss Virginia Frank Thelma Cummings Ruth Moffitt Mrs Gilmer Ratten Mildred Morrell of Winston Salem and others. Bridge followed at three tables with a gold compact presented to Miss Virginia Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morrill
Lindsay Street
Virginia Frank
Mr. Morrell
Thelma Cummings
Ruth Moffitt
Gilmer Ratten
Mildred Morrell
Winston-Salem
Sam Bernheimer
Cameron Deans
Henry Hall
Frank Glover
W., Gwinn
John Goyt
George Ray
Royals-Welborn Family Reunion to be Sunday at Hopewell Church
The Royals-Welborn families hold an annual reunion at Hopewell M. E. Church on Sunday September 18 with program activities starting at 11 o clock. All men from the two families are invited to attend and bring baskets. Officers include H C Royals president Willis Welborn vice president Ora Mae Welborn secretary treasurer Robert Royals historian and Mrs C Parks registrar. Mrs S J Welborn chairs the program committee organizing the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals-Welborn
Hopwell M. E
H. CC. Royals
Willis Welborn
Ora Mae Welborn
John Welborn
Robert Royals
C. Parks
8. J. Welborn
Church Social Luncheon At South Main M E Church
The Church Social Circle at the South Main Street M E church will hold a luncheon tomorrow from 11 to 1 30 at the church for the public. Menu includes baked ham green beans potato salad slaw rolls iced tea and homemade cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Five
South Main Street
M. EF
Top Hatters Club Names Officers After First Meeting
The Top Hatters club held its initial meeting at 622 Park Street hosted by Treva and Bus Embler. Officers elected include President Bertha King, Vice President Adam Thomason Jr., Secretary Treva Embler, Treasurer Mary Wayne Allred, Editor Emily Ruth Stradley, and Chairman Polly Owen with 10 additional members joining soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed ¢. F
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Reformed Church
Mary Elizabeth Welborn
Terry Wright
Kathryn Albertson
Ruth Wright
Top-Hatters Club
Treva
Bus Embler
Park Street
Bertha King
Adam Thomason, Jr
Treva Embler
Mary Wayne Allred
Emily Ruth Stradley
Polly Owen
Cavalier Club Postpones Dance to Sept 30
The Cavalier club delays its Fall dance from September 16 to September 30 at Sedgefield Manor due to conflicting events at nearby colleges. Elwood Jones, dance committee chair, said officials regret the postponement but justify it by current circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalier Club
Elwood Jones
Sedgefield Manor
Wise Family Attends Funeral for Mrs Hoke
Mr and Mrs W L Wise and family returned home after attending the funeral for Mrs J M Hoke the mother of Mrs Wise Services were held yesterday afternoon in Catawba conducted by Rev Mr Hunsucker with burial at St Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wise
Catawba
Wise
J. M. Hoke
Hoke
Hunsucker
Stawba
St John's Lutheran Church
Service Held For Mrs. Annie Moose
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Vincannon Moose 63 who died at home in Statesville route 6 were held Monday at 1 pm from the residence conducted by Rev J B Tabor. Interment in Oakwood cemetery High Point followed. Pallbearers were Allen Vans Roy Mattox Ben Hull C E Howard E W King and Lee Henderson all of High Point. The service featured a male quartet singing Going Down The Valley and In The Land Where We'll Never Grow Old. Mrs Moose a well known resident of the area for years was born in Randolph county daughter of Pinkney Wall and was twice married first to Bert Vincannon who died February 16 1923. She later married James F Moose who survives with nine step children and two brothers Grove Wall and Alfred Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Vincannon Moose
Statesville
Route 6
J. B. Tabor
Oakwood Cemetery
High Point
Allen Vans
Roy Mattox
Ben Hull
C. E. Howard
E. W. King
Lee Henderson
Moose
Randolph County
James F. Moose
Grove Wall
Alfred Wall
Summerfield
Last Rites for Rev M A Dry Near Albemarle
Funeral services for 87 year old Rev M A Dry were held at Palestine church with Rev D H Dennis and Rev Bailey officiating. Pallbearers named. survived by widow Diana Hell Dry, three daughters, three sons, two step daughters, 40 grandchildren, and 29 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Dry
Albemarle
Palestine Church
D. H. Dennis
Asheville
Mr. Bailey
A. K E. Russell
A. E. Starling
J. T. Blalock
G. A. Allman
W. 8. Coggine
J. D
Enrollment totals at Woman's College in Greensboro
Miss Mary Taylor Moore registrar reports 2 948 students enrolled at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. Arrivals started yesterday and classes begin Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Mary Taylor Moore
Ean
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Mrs Bays to Teach In Church School
Mrs Bays of Kingsport Tennessee will teach a church school course for Christian Workers at Wesley Memorial church starting next Sunday at 2 30 pm. The class for ages 14 to 27 uses Youth and the Homes of Tomorrow and covers engagement, marriage prep, and building a Christian home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bays
Kingsport, Tenn
Yeeley Memorial Church
Mra. 3. A
Kingsport
Tenn
School For Christian Workers
Wesley Memorial Church
Bays
Baya
Bond Election Carries Greenville for Civic Improvements
A bond issue totaling 591033.63 for five civic projects won in a special Greenville election by about a three to one margin. The works will be financed through the Works Progress Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
WPA
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Madeline Hoover
Girl Scout
Tree School
High Point Club
Mra. C
First Presbyterian Church
Pauline Ribelin
Assembly
Richmond
Jeannette Romous
Miss Ribelin
Frank Wineski
Bounous
Valdese
Reidsville
Hugh Dutton
Paradise Point
Fort Macon National Park
Atlantic Beach
Swainsboro
Harold Base
State College
Martha Moffitt
Kitty Mann
Eloie Mitchell
Brenau College
Pearl Thompson
Betty Lou Jackson
Mise
Mary Sue Brices
Converse College
Spartanburg
D. C
Freshmas
E. K
Willie
Susanne
Clara
Nat Walker
Immedi
Duke Power CO
South Main ST
Carpenter-Beeson
Legion Auxiliary
Mr Morrill
Hopewell Church
South Main Circle
Estie Brown
Brown
Callie Dennis
D. A. Howard
W. K. Briggs
Bobbie Lee
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
Nora L. Andrews
First Christian
Philathea
First Christian Church
Myrtle Barr
Mrs. Byerly
Thomasville
Gilbert Byerly
Broad Street
Ira Culp
Mre
Ney Asford
Axford
Bill Lowe
Lucille
Evely
Tracy McGehee
Adeline Davis
Jamestown
Bill McKnight
Belmont
Clyde Swaim
Wilson Culp
Pete Dunning
Bill Sowers
Elmer Hill
Little John Aaron Jones
Marie Jones
Carbonton
F. D. Jones
Decie Chambers
Alice Holton
Mocksville
Laura Veigh McCullough
Gladys Herring
Rufus
City
Erwin
B. H. Williamson
Ethel Porter
Mount Airy
Mollie Snell
Mrs. Wise
Annie Moose
Tennessee
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