Local residents report travel and life events
Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson plan a week in Corbit Tennessee visiting his parents starting Friday night. Miss Barbara Ellington and Miss Sylvia Fee spend weekend in Reidsville with Miss Gypsy Yount. Mrs May Hall returns home after ten days at High Point Memorial Hospital. Paul Carroll returns home from Wesley Long Hospital money progressing. Ela Jean Ball leaves for Milligan College Tennessee to begin junior year and serve on student Council. Diane West had surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and rests well. Garland Johnson and wife travel to Miami and Havana for about a week. Bobby Davis leaves for Raleigh to study engineering at State College. Mr and Mrs W E Gordon moved to 600 Potary Drive from Bridges Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Bradshaw Street
Mr. Johnson
Corbit
Tennessee
Ela Jean Ball
G. T. Ball
Carter Street
Milligan College
Priscilla Club Sets Friday Meeting With Mrs Thomas
The Priscilla Club will meet with Mrs. Fred A. Thomas at 906 Forrest Hill Drive Friday afternoon at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Fred A. Thomas
Forrest Hill Drive
Nurses Club To Meet Thursday Evening
The Private Duty Nurses Club will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM at Miss Frances Byrum’s home 705 Centennial Avenue. Hostesses with Miss Byrum will be Mrs Charles Welch and Mrs C B Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Byrum
Centennial Avenue
Byrum
Charles Welch
Cc. B. Snyder
Garden Study Club to Host Flower Show at YWCA
The Garden Study Club will hold its initial meeting at the YWCA on Wednesday. A club flower show will be held with all arrangements due by ten o'clock. A business meeting is scheduled for twelve fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
Y.W.C.A
Handbooks Ready For Garden Clubs
The High Point Garden Club announces that handbooks are ready and may be obtained from Mrs. Charles H. Ward at 422 W. Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Charles H. Ward
W. Lexington
POSA Sets Up Signs At Four Fringe Points
Washington Camp No. 30 of the patriotic Order Sons of America set up club signs at Four fringe points around the city listing meeting times and places for traveling members. Attending were State President W S Ferguson and State Secretary Doc McCulloch plus local officers and members. The camp said Reverend Smith and E M Blakely will attend the national encampment in Atlantic City September 26 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
South Main
North Main
English Extension
State
W. S. Ferguson
Statesville
J. A. Sloop
G. K. Saunders
J. K. Bivins
A. W. Faulkner
T. R. Bean
D. L. Webster
S. R. Abbott
Rev. R. L. Smith
W. C. Cooper
W. E. Lain
A. H. Yarborough
W. O
Civic Symphony Sees Growth to Sixty Five Members
High Point College Music Department head Dr. Joseph M. Wilson announces the High Point Civic Symphony's 1951 1952 season starting with a September 20 rehearsal in the Senior High School orchestra room at 7 30 p m. The group formed last spring reached 45 musicians and plans about 65 members with three or four concerts this year featuring soloists including William W. Collins and a Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue with Professor William Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Wilson
High Point College
High Point Civic Symphony
Civic Symphony
William W. Collins
HPC Music Department
George ‘Gershwin
William Zimmerman
Appalachian State Teachers’ College
Wilson
Zimmerman
High Point
Twenty New Books Added To High Point Library
The High Point Public Library expanded its collection this week with twenty new fiction and non fiction works. New fiction titles include Sleeping Witness and Murder on Halladay Creek among others by noted authors. Non fiction additions feature profiles, history, and cultural studies from various publishers and scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Public Library
Elizabeth Gurney
M. W. Heberden
L.P. Holmes
Selwyn Jepson
Theodora du Bois
Barry Cord
Leonora Starr
Ada Leverson
Samuel Mervin
Halladay Creek
J. B. Hendry
Mabel Seeley
Bernice Carey
Charlotte Russell
Red China
Lynn Landman
England
G. G. Coulton
Jacque Bacal
J. D. Ratoif
Ralph Linton
Joe Tumuity
J. M. Munn
Trinity College
N. C
Chaffin
Man and God
Victor Gollancz
Newcomers Club Meeting With Mrs Gross
The Newcomers Club will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs Jane Groce at 408 West Lexington Avenue. The meeting starts at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
Jane Groce
West
Lexington Avenue
Births Aves Gail Weaver Norman Sugg and Reid
Mr and Mrs Harvey Weaver announce the birth of a daughter Ava Gail on September 13 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs P B Norman report a daughter Brenda Diane Norman born September 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Edward Leonard Sugg II was born September 7 to Mr and Mrs Leonard Sugg of 33 Norwood Court Apartments. Mrs Sugg and baby at home. Edwin Parsons Charles born September 13 to Mr and Mrs John Charles at Allen Jay community. James Douglas Reid born September 12 to Mr and Mrs Harold Reid of North Hamilton Street. mother formerly Betty Drye of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T.kemmer
Harvey Weaver
Springfield Avenue
Ava
Gail
High Point Memorial Hospital
Brenda Diane Norman
P. B. Norman
Route 5
Edward Leonard Sugg
Edward Leonard Sugg, II
Leonard Sugg
Norwood Court Apartments
Sugg
Baby
Edwin Parsons Charles
John Charles
Allen. Jay
Edwin Parsons
James Douglas Reid
Harold Reid
North Hamilton Street
James Douglas
Betty Drye
High Point
S'Amusante Club Meeting With Mrs Sears
The S Amusante Club will meet Tuesday evening at eight o clock with Mrs Dupuy Sears at 911 N Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S’amusante Club
Man Hangs by Leg From Window in Baltimore
Roy Rodgers fell into a bizarre rescue after waking to find himself dangling by a single foot from a second story window in his underwear. He described a nightmare confrontation with two men, while neighbors gathered and police freed him. Rodgers, 33, declined hospital care for a bruised ankle and later sought work at the shipyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Roy Rodgers
Rodgers
Charles E. Moran
James E. Santmyer
Moran
William Altigere
Women Voters Unit To Meet At Mrs Wilsons Home
Unit No 2 of the High Point Provisional League of Women Voters will meet Thursday at 3 30 in the afternoon at 706 Jones Street the home of Mrs E Clark Wilson Succotash recipe is also given with instructions to mix milk into condensed mushroom soup then heat with green lima beans and corn kernels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High~Point Provisional League of Women Voters
E. Clark Wilson
Jones Street
Beta Sigma Phi Meets Tomorrow
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority Mr Chapter will hold an initial meeting tomorrow evening at 7 45 at the home of Mrs T R Kennerly 1107 Wellington Street. Also included is a cooking tip advising uniform cookie sizes for even baking and suggesting to reuse sheets by scraping clean and wiping with a towel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
T. R. Kennerly
Wellington Street
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Barbara Ellington
Sylvia Fee
Reidsville
Gypsy Yount
A. H. Hayes
Nina
E. Green Street
Rotary Drive
May Hall
English Street
Paul Carroll
Smith Street
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
W. E. Gordon, Jr
Bridges Street
Potary Drive
Garland Johnson
Johnson Street
Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Bobby Davis
Grimes Street
Raleigh
Engineering
State College
Diane West
Mrs. Thomas
Nurses Club
Botany
Pia U Redmans Ds
Iris
Admiral Blue
Beige
Lake
Aspen
Dane Jol
Ffiedmans
S. Main ST
POSA
Mrs. Gross
Dy-Dee Supply Company
Waughtown Street
Winston-Salem
Necchi
Appliques
Necchi Portable
Glenn
E. Washington ST
Ava Gail* Weaver
Bridal Gift Registry
Jewelers
Women Voters
Beta Sigma Phi
Selene
Lf . Jewelers
Naturalizer
U2 NS
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