Valley Forge Scout Jamboree Discussed By Bill Barrett
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the R. L. Brinson home for its first fall session. Bill Barrett and Dick Hubbard spoke about the Valley Forge National Scout jamboree, with tales of the national event and a resume of the jamboree. Members hosted by Mrs. Brinson served refreshments to about thirty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Bill Barrett
D.A.R
R.L. Brinson
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs. Brinson
J.C. Moore
D. T. Yow
H. L. Brockmann
F. J. Bartlett
Rupert Pickens
Harry Thornton
R. K. Stewart
Blanche Harmon Hayworth
James
Dudley Horne
Virginia Horne
Cc. C. Robbins
High Point
Albemarle
Gene Coltrane
Concord
Dar
Mary Martin Sloope
Crossnore
North Carolina
J. E. Lambeth
Dick Hubbard
Wake Robin Club Entertained By Mrs Craig Parks
Wake Robin Garden Club met last night at Mrs. Craig Parks home in Emerywood Estates for a covered dish supper. Associate hostess was Mrs. Jack Rivés. At the business meeting the Project Committee was welcomed with members Guy Carr Tillman Thomas and George White. Two visitors Frances Muse and Harold Bass attended, and three new members S T Hart Tillman Thomas and J W Souther joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Robin Garden Club
Craig Parks
Emerywood Estates
Jack Rivés
Mesdames
Guy Carr
Tillman Thomas
George White
Frances Muse
Harold Bass
Mesdames S.T
Hart
Tillman
Thomas
Ellison and Carroll Daughters Born in High Point
Mr and Mrs Bobby Ellison of 1400 Long Street announce the birth of a daughter Greta Sue on September 4 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ben Carroll of 200 Oak Street announce the birth of a daughter Susan Leigh on September 12 at the Washington Street Unit of the High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Ellison
Long Street
Greta Sue
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Susan Carroll
Ben ‘Carroll
Oak Street
Susan Leigh
Washington Street
Miss Jane Tomlinson Shares Honors With Winston Bride
Miss Jane Tomlinson a Winston Salem bride elect, and Mrs Robert Russell were honored at a Thomasville Woman's Club gathering hosted by Miss Martha Phillips. About 50 guests plus fall floral styling attended as both honorees received yellow chrysanthemum corsages. Tomlinson will wed P Frank Hanes of Winston on September 30.
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Jane Tomlinson
High Point
Robert Russell
Winston Salem
Martha Phillips
Woman's Club
Thomasville
Miss Tomlinson
P. Frank Hanes
Winston
Russell
Doris Harrison
Miss Phillips
Mrs. Russell
Dr Frank Young and Bride Return to Oak Park Illinois
Dr Frank Young and his bride Katherine Tatter returned to Oak Park Illinois after visiting his parents at 220 Myrtle Street. The couple married September 2. Katherine trained at Johns Hopkins and is a nurse in Chicago while Frank earned his medical degree at Jefferson Medical College and works at the Allison Clinic in Chicago. They were hosted at a family picnic given by M M Anderson and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Frank Young
Oak Park
Illinois
L. M. Young
Myrtle Street
Young
Katherine Tatter
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Allison Clinic
Chicago
Iinois
High Point College
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Plant And Pluck Garden Club Meets At Mrs Waller
The Plant and Pluck Garden Club met yesterday at Mrs Pride Waller’s home 1000 Montheu Avenue with Mrs W C Koonts Jr as associate hostess. New president Mrs Charles McGahey led plans for the year and reported on the High Point Council of Garden Clubs meeting with projects approved. The club announced the annual state garden school will be held October 15 to 21 in Durham. About fifteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Pride Waller
Montheu Avenue
W.C. Koonts, Jr
Charles McGahey
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Durham
Women of the Moose Meet Tomorrow Night
The Women of the Moose plan their regular meeting tomorrow at 8 o'clock, held at the Moose home on Church Street. A quiet session at City Hall ends with a loud crash as the public works committee pushes through its 80-item agenda.
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Women of
Moose
of the
Moose Home
Church Street
Winnipeg
Public Work
Garden Acre Club Hears Mrs Harris At First Meeting
The Green Acre Garden Club held its first fall meeting at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Charles Loflin’s Chestnut Street home with associate hostess Mrs. Carroll Bowen. Guest speaker Mrs. Valette J. Harris spoke on fall planting and brought a night blooming cereus plant which bloomed during the event. Refreshments followed for sixteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Acre Garden Club
Charles Loflin
Chestnut Street
Carroll Bowen
Valette J. Harris
Bridge Winners At Ladies Party Named By Club
At the Emerywood Country club weekly ladies bridge party yesterday morning the club honored North South winners Nesbit Caughman and Loyd Flythe tied with Farrell Gray and C S Beaver. East West winners were J T Ferebee and Walter Tice with Laura Holbrook and Phil Warner as runners up. Contract winners at the three tables were J W Thomas R F Conrad and B Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Nesbit Caughman
Loyd Flythe
Mesdames Farrell Gray
C. S. Beaver
Mesdames
Harold McKee
Sarah Porter
J. T. Ferebee
Walter Tice
Walter Tice While Second Place In That Group Was Held By Mesdames
Laura Holbrook
Phil Warner
J. W. Thomas
R. F. Conrad
B. Davis
Community wedding and club events listed for Greensboro area
A collection of social gatherings in the Greensboro area includes 6 30 dinner for the Business and Professional Women's club at the YWCA 8 00 evening garden club at Mrs M H Folger with Mrs Robert Hoskins 10 30 Nature Study club luncheon at Mrs J F Hayden 12 30 lunch at Emerywood Country Club for Miss Jane Ferree’s upcoming marriage to Robin S Kiroy Jr 6 00 wedding rehearsal Hicks Coltrane at Glenola Baptist Church 7 30 honor Miss Grace Plummer at Archdale home 7 45 American Legion auxiliary meeting High street 8 00 Williams Leonard wedding party rehearsal at 111 Clyde 1 00 luncheon at Emerywood for Miss Jane Bentley Tomlinson and Mrs P J Neal 8 00 Barbara Williams to wed Don H Leonard Burgess Chapel First Methodist 8 30 Plummer Drake wedding party following rehearsal 7 00 Grace Plummer Edison Drake to marry at Main Street Methodist church.
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YWCA
Richard Meisky
M. H. Folger
Greensboro Road
Robert B. Hoskins
Nature Study Club
J. F. Hayden
C. B. Mattocks
John Peacock
Emerywood Country Club
Jane Ferree
Robin S. Kiroy, Jr
P. J. Neal
Jane Bentley Tomlinson
P. Frank Hanes, Jr
Winston-Salem A
Mattie Lee Hie
William Edgar Coltrane, Jr
Glenora Baptist Church
Coy Hicks
Route 2
Trinity
Barbara Williams
High Point
Lincolnton
Don H. Leonard
Burgess Chapel
First Methodist
J. R. Plummer
Plummer-Drake
Ward Street Church Circle No 3 Meets Tomorrow
Circle No 3 of Ward Street Church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Miss Frances Byrum at 705 Centennial Avenue. The Mothers Prayer Band will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs A C Auman at 210 Ward Street led by Mrs J Q Cheves.
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Ward ST
Ward Street
Frances Byrum
Centennial Avenue
Auman
Mothers Prayer
A. C. Auman
J. Q. Cheves
Way to Believe Itchy Pimples
When skin is irritated with pimples red blotches and itching torture this quick relief ad offers Petersons Ointment. A 40c box claimed to soothe smarting and itching and improve skin appearance with a money back delight guarantee.
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Peterson
Junior Service League Hears Miss Raney on Speech Plans
At the September Junior Service League meeting at the YWCA Miss Margaret Raney city schools speech therapist outlined her year’s plans for speech therapy. New president Mrs. Philip Devis chaired the business session and committees reported. Milk fund total was 2672.21. Mrs. Frank J Sizemore Jr. was named to lead the Community Arts and Crafts workshop. League members will do clerical work at the Community Chest office to aid fundraising. Non resident member Mrs. Tom Latimer was welcomed back to active membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Margaret Raney
League
Raney
Stanton Sherrod
Philip Devis
J. W. Slate, Jr
Frank J. Sizemore, Jr
James Foscue
Community Chest
Chest
Tom Latimer
High Point
Ralph White Wed To Richmond Girl
Announcement of the marriage of Margaret Louise Phibbs of Richmond Virginia to Ralph Alexander White formerly of High Point now in Richmond Virginia. The vows were spoken on Tuesday September 5 in Winston Salem. Mr White is the son of Mrs Bertha White Proctor and D M White of High Point. He works for DuPont in Richmond and his wife is employed there. they plan to live in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Phibbs
Richmond
Ralph Alexander White
High Point
Winston-Salem
White
Bertha White Proctor
D. M. White
DuPont Company
California Guest Paid Social Honor
California guests honored Mrs. Sam Sher rill of Riverdale with a Sunday buffet at Mrs. Cecil's 611 Link Street. Former Miss Martha Dickens of High Point joined May Hall Pearl Pierce Winifred Little and Stanton Cecil. The event featured late summer green and white décor dahlias and tuberoses with a four course dinner for twenty. A gold lamp was given as a memento to the honoree.
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Sam’ Sherrill
Riverdale
Calif
Martha Dickens
High Point
Mesdames May Hall
Pearl Pierce
Winifred Little
Stanton Cecil
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Purcellsville
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E. M. Osborne
Rowland Park Avenue
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Bill Little
Wake Robin Club
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Forrest “Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply Co
Ee Rine
Ellison Daughter
Nash
Jewelry & Loan
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North Wrenn
Paris
Winston Bride
Frank Young
Bride
Oak Park, Ill
Waller
Garden Acre Club
Grace Plummer
Edison Drake
Main Street Methodist Church
Junior Service League
Ralph White
Gatrees
Sean Lee
Pinkham
Lydia
California
Glenn's
Washington St
Agitater
Hendrix Furniturure Store
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Mademoiseule
Mademoiselle
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