Live Y'ers Celebrate Birthday With Banquet
The Live Y'ers club marks its second birthday with a banquet at the YY, W. C. A. on Thursday at 7 pm. Officers since last year include Ellen Jensen president Dorothy Fritz secretary Helen Marshall treasurer and Lee Forward program chairman. Newly elected officers will be installed: Helen Marshall president Helen Caldwell vice president Anna Laura Patterson secretary Guy Neil Martin treasurer and Ellen Jensen program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Ellen Jensen
Dorothy Fritz
Helen Marshall
Lee Forward
Helen Caldwell
Anna Laura
Legion Auxiliary Honors New Officers At September Meeting
Mrs. Grover Jones hosted the American Legion Auxiliary at her West Lexington home. Retiring president Mrs. Marshall praised cooperation, led installation of officers including President C A York and First VP L W Flythe. Committees were named and reports from Wilmington convention presented amid refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
West
Lexington Avenue
Marshall
C. A. York
L. W. Flythe
N. 8. Stirewall
R. R. Blackburn
J. W. McGuinn
Reid Marsh
Oscar Smith
T. W. Sprinkle
Evelyn Boyd
York
Woman's club to meet for fall program at 3:30
The Music-Literature department of the Woman's club will hold its first meeting of the year Wednesday at 3 30 with Mrs Edgar Whitener at her home 501 Johnson Street Associate hostesses will be Mesdemes toe R Lafferty and The program will be submitted by Mrs W R Shaffer chairman of the committee Mrs G R Matthews will present the afternoons program on Women of the South Who Have Acquired Eminence Miss Margaret Sloan and Miss Alma Andrews will present a musical program on work of southern women A large attendance is anticipated and new members and visitors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mublic-Literature Dept
Woman's Club
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Whitener
Margaret Sloan
Alma Andrews
Debutante Ball Leaders Named for Raleigh Event
Three young women pictured above are chosen as leaders for the thirteenth annual debutante ball in Raleigh presented Friday evening by the Terpsichorean club. Miss Sadie Root leads the figure with Hal Worth Jr. and Miss Polie Key Brown with George Rogers. Fifteen High Point women received invitations but many will be in school and unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Terpsichorean Club
Sadie Root
Hal Worth, Jr
Polie Key Brown
George Rogers
Asheville
Dixie Lyon
Whiteville
Elizabethtown
North Carolina
High Point
Caroline Deton
Margaret Chandler
Jane
Delightful Musicale at Mrs Stewart Home Honors Miss Willis
Mrs R K Stewart entertained friends at a Friday musical at 303 West Farries Avenue honoring her guest Miss Elizabeth Willis of Galisbury. Willis, graduate of Salem College and Eastman School of Music, will direct music in Thomasville city schools this year. Local youths Jenee Ellis performed two numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenee Ellis
W. F. Ellis
Otteray Drive
Mise Willis
School of Music
Salem College
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Misa Willis
Thomasville
Farewell and notices from the community social page
Miss Ethel Wells hosts a farewell party for Myron Hayworth at 1314 Bencini Street as he prepares to enter Oak Ridge Military Institute. The event included games and refreshments with a list of attendees. The page also notes a Women's Auxiliary meeting, a Charity Ball to aid undernourished children, a kindergarten reopening, and a marriage announcement for Willie Louise Starbuck and Marvin Stutts on September 16, 1938 in Hennettville, S.C. They plan homeward travel through North and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wells
Jewell Spencer
Bencini Street
Myron Hayworth
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Ruth Briles
Hattie Lee
Lillie Mae Stroud
G. A. Spencer
Dewey Nelson
Lolat Swaim
Robert Pierce
Wilber Harrin
Starbruck-Stutts
F. C. Starbuck
Willie Louise
Marvin Stutte
Hennetteville
8. C
Miss Starbuck
High Point Overall Company
Mr. Stutts
G. FP. Stutts
Willowbrook Street
North
South Carolina
Central Friends Church Circles Schedule Yields Busy Week
The Woman's Auxiliary circles meet Monday with leaders and hosts across Circle 1 through Circle 4 and the evening circle. The pastoral committee gathers at the annex, and the Wednesday business meeting is led by Mrs. H. A. White. Friday hosts the Senior and Junior C EB. societies with plans by Miss May Frasier and Sara Jarrett. children’s party noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Central Friends Church
Clara I. Cox
N. H. Hicks
Joseph J. Cox
Leroy Briggs
Hamilton Street
Cora White
Eugene H. Jarrett
C. M. Hauser
Allen J. Blair
June Barker
D. J. Barker
Steele Street
Annex
H. A. White
C. EB
May Frasier
Sara Jarrett
Wallburg Orchestra Elects New Officers
The Wallburg orchestra met on September 11 to elect officers for its four year existence under director C. J. Davis. New officers include Assistant Director Charles Davis President Holland Davis Vice President Edward Beeson Secretary Treasurer and Librarian Hazel Kiger Assistant Secretary Treasurer and Librarian Ruth Shoaf Chairman of Transport Ruth Shoaf and Hazel Kiger on Publicity. A concert is planned in the Wallburg auditorium and Davis aims for a successful season with a high school chorus also organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg
C. J. Davis
Davis
Charles Davis
Holland Davis
Edward Beeson
Hazel Kiger
Ruth Shoaf
Athol Hayworth
Walsburg
Miss Beulah Powell Hosts Social Gathering
Miss Beulah Powell entertained friends at her New Street home on Wednesday evening. After games and dancing guests enjoyed ice cream and cake on the lawn. Attendees included Daffie Davis, Carrie Richardson, Nell Popiin, Beulah Powell, Wincie Cagle, Louise Gibson, Ernest Powell, Billy Gibson, Paul Davis, Chet Hodgin, Doris Powell, Thurman Gibson, Ralph Sheen, and Mr and Mrs Clive Cagle, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hall, and Mr and Mrs A E Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Street
Beulah Powell
Miss Powell
Daffie Davis
Carrie Richardson
Nell Popiin
Wincie Cagle
Louise Gibson
Ernest Powell
Billy Gibson
Paul Davis
Chet Hodgin
Doris Powell
Thurman Gibson
Social Week Activities Highlight High Point College
High Point College hosted a week of social events to welcome new students. Dean Lindley and Dean Young addressed freshmen at Roberts hall, followed by a reception for new students by Dr. and Mrs. Humphreys on Circle Drive. The Y M C A and Y W C A co hosted a joint social, the Christian Endeavor society held its annual party with a reverse theme, and Dr. Bowen won best costume. A faculty reception is planned for Monday night in Roberts hall dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
P. BE. Lindley
Mary Young
Roberts Hall
G. I. Humphreys
Christian Endeavor
Reety
Paul R. Bowen
Jacque Gwynn
Luke Montgomery
Alma Andrews
Eleanor Capps
Inez Ridge
Magnolia Bride of J H Alpers in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Laura Beth Gaylor and John Hardesty Alpers were married August 17 in Chicago. They will reside in High Point after a motor trip through Wisconsin visiting lakes and the Dells. Mrs. Alpers, daughter of Mrs. S. P. Gaylor, is a UNC Greensboro alumna and former High Point schools teacher. Mr. Alpers, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Alpers, studied at High Point College Knox University and the U of Illinois and works for Robert Schaefer Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Beth Gaylor
J. A. Alpers
High Point
Magnolia
John Hardesty Alpers
Chicago
Ill
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Delis
Alpers
C. F. Alpers
Danville, Ill
High Point College
Knox University
Galesburg Ill
University of Illinois
Robert Schaefer Construction Company
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Bilitation
Dave Yow
Lewis Teague
National Defense
Geddie Strickland
Myrtle Titman
Fidac
A. Sherrod
Educational Fund
H. W., McCain
R. L. Waynick
Eli Light
Jack Burris
J. A. Hart
Coke Cecil
Lillian Massey
Anne Marshall
W. A. Lackey
A. M. Richardson
James Lyon
I. T. Mann
W. J. Bennett
Wilmington
Frank Johnson
Jones
John Fambrough
Ed Hayes
Lenda Vincannon
Detroit, Mich
Dewey Hammer
Decatur Street
Henry M. Ling
Tate Street
Nancy Gwyn Jarvis
G. Jarvis
Nancy Gwyn
Kearns Street
First Baptist W. M. &. Will
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Ruby Tucker
Jesse Maske
M. C. Tucker
Ruby
Danville
Maske
Marilla Tucker
Mr. Maske
M. M. Maske
Spencer
East Green Street
Contract Bridge Club
ST. Mary's
M. P
C. E. Society of the First M. P
Irene Reynolds
Florence Nightengale Club
Hicks
Y. W
M. T. Hicks
Lanie Spivey
Trene Hall
Bon
Mra
Carl H. Tuttle
a @on
Ember 5
Archdale
Eugene
Va Vaan Pinger
Wwe
Heatrola
North Main Street
First Methodist Protestant Church
C. L. Whitaker
D. A. Dowdy
W. A. Davis
O. D. McPherson
J. 5. Perryman
J. E. Perryman, Jr
J. B. Gideon
Sedgefield Club
Sedgefield
Idglwild Club
Lindley Parent-Teacher Association
Bernie West
Lindsay
Andrew Lindsay
A. H. Whitley
Hillcrest Drive
W. E.* Davie
Whitley
Mrs. Voorhees
L. F. Voorhees
Alas
Daisy Simpson
Troy Hill
J. Thomas Moore
William Troy Hill
Greensboro
Sledd Memorial Methodist Church
Wallace R. Evans
Hill
Orangeburg, &. C
United States Navy
Horton Motor Lines
Mrs
Arthur Oliver
New York City
Miss Beulah Powell
W. A. Cooper
Guilford General Hospital
Virginia Fraley
Margaret Sears
Winston-Salem
Yows Funeral Home
Broad and Elm Streets
Gover
Clover
High Point Creamery Co
West Broad
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