American Legion Auxiliary Inaugurates Fall Meetings
The local American Legion Auxiliary unit opens its fall meetings Tuesday evening at 7:45 with a reception for newly elected president Mrs. D. D. Arden at her Chandler Street residence. Associate hostesses include Mrs. C. A. York and Miss Georgen Dosh with Miss Alice Dosh assisting. The gathering will cover the year’s planned activities and business.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
D. D. Arden
Chandler Street
Arden
C. A. York
Georgena Dosh
Alice Dosh
Local Club Names Officers for the New Year
The article lists new officers: Mrs. Arden as head along with first vice president Mrs. Roy Spearman, second vice president Mrs. R. L. Waynick, historian Mrs. Sam Tobias, secretary Mrs. John Raper, treasurer Mrs. Oscar L. Smith, sergeant at arms Mrs. A. L. Stevens, historian again Mrs. Sam Tobias, and chaplain Mrs. J. W. McGuinn. All members urged to attend the initial meeting of the year.
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Arden
Roy Spearman
R. L. Waynick
Sam Tobias
John Raper
Oscar L. Smith
A. L. Stevens
J. W. McGuinn
YWCA Names Zillah R Hopkins New City Leader
Zillah R Hopkins arrived to assume duties as general secretary of the local YWCA. A Danville Kentucky native and Mount Holyoke graduate, she succeeds Nelle Anstey who left for Honolulu.
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YWCA
Hopkins
High Point
Danville
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
University of of Cincinnati
Stuart Hall
Staunton
Nelle Anstey
Honolulu
Hawaii
Rabbits Cause Losses in Australia Exceeding National Debt
In Australia the annual damage from rabbits is estimated to surpass 200 million dollars, a figure larger than the nation's national debt. The statement highlights the economic impact of the invasive species on agriculture and property.
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Australia
Rabbite
Church Social M BP Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at 7 30
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First M E church shifts its usual afternoon gathering to tonight at 7 30 in the church. Mrs J H Walker, president, asks members to note the changed hour and attend if possible. Circle six chair Mrs R Ballard will handle arrangements. The Lebanon C E society met with large attendance yesterday afternoon noting a city wide mass meeting Tuesday at the First Reform church. The Weiner roast for Friday was announced. The L L L class of West End Baptist meets tomorrow at 7 30 at Clifford Hedrick's on Arbordale Drive for important business. Circle No 2 of the First Evangelical and Reformed church Missionary society serves luncheon Tuesday 11 30 to 1 30 with a planned menu and ongoing luncheons hoped to continue indefintely.
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Lebanon
West End
West End Baptist Church
Clifford Hedrick
Arbordale Drive
Evangelical Circle
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Allen Tate’s First Novel The Fathers to Be Published Sept 23
Greensboro fragment reports review copies of The Fathers Allen Tate’s first novel about the South in the 1850s. Tate English professor at Woman’s College UNC and author of eight non fiction works, joined the faculty last year. His wife Caroline Gordon also teaches there and is a noted short story writer.
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Greensboro
Allen Tate
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Tate
Woman's College
Caroline Gordon
Millis Family Heads to New York and Washington
Mrs J E B Millis and daughter Miss Helen Millis left for New York City to spend the week. Mrs Millis will return late in the week and Miss Millie will go to Washington to enter Mount Vernon Seminary. Frank Dalton and Harriss Covington, after two weeks at Woodberry Forest football practice, returned home as the school opens its fall term Wednesday. Friends note Mrs C L Holder of Archdale is ill at Burns Memorial Hospital after a major operation Friday night.
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J. EB. Millis
Helen Millis
New York City
Frank Dalton
Harriss Covington
Woodberry Forest
C. L. Holder
Archdale
Burns Memorial Hospital
Holder
Burbank Garden Club Sets Wednesday 10 A.M. Meeting
The Burbank Garden Club will hold a called meeting Wednesday at 10 o clock. The event takes place at the president Mrs J Arthur Marsh home 301 Edgedele Drive. Secretary Mrs J H Allred urges members to attend as important matters will be discussed.
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Burbank
Two Local Girls Elected Dormitory Presidents At Greensboro College
Miss Helen A. Davis and Miss Helen Robbins of this city have been named house presidents of their dormitories at Greensboro College. Davis, senior, will serve on the Student Council and has held multiple campus offices. Robbins, sophomore, also joins the Student Council and is treasurer of the Home Economics club.
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Helen A. Davis
Helen Robbins
Greensboro College
Miss Davis
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Fitzgerald Hall
May Court
International Relations Club
Collegian
Emerson Society
Davis
Miss Robbins
H. H. Robbins
Highland Avenue
Home Economics Club
Preachers’ Kids Club
Irving Society
Hosiery Makers Attend Asheville Convention
Local residents from High Point joined the Southern Hosiery Manufacturers' association meeting at Grove Park Inn in Asheville over the weekend. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas, and others such as R. T. Amos, Robert L. Hubbard, Charles Kearns, Dewey Garrett, L. C. Parker, Hazel P. Hardin, Tack Holbrook, W. C. Comer, and J. Ed Millis.
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High Point
Southern Hosiery Manufacturers’ Association
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
William Lindsay
W. E. Mitchell
Jack Thomas
R. T. Amos
Robert L. Hubbard
Charles Kearns
Dewey Garrett
L. C. Parker
Hazel P. Hardin
Tack Holbrook
W. C. Comer
J. Ed Millis
Greensboro College Enrolls 400 as Dormitory Full
Greensboro College reports 400 students for the new term, up 150 from last year, with all dormitory space filled including the Main building south wing. Rush week peaks on Decision Day with Emerson and Irving societies hosting events for new students.
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Greensboro
Greensboro College
Luther L Gobbel
Emerson
Irving
Cone Island
Irving Theater
Then
Bridge Luncheon Hosts Honor Guests in Kernersville
Mrs. George Bellamy entertained her bridge club in Kernersville with a Friday morning luncheon. Honor guests were Mesdames EB. P. Whitaker Sr. and John Staples of Charlotte. Mrs. Jim Spears won high score and the draw prize. An ice course followed the noon meal. Local attendees included Mrs. Blackwell, Mrs. Gilmer Smith, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Ves per King, and others.
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Kernersville
George Bellamy
Mesdames EB. P. Whitaker, Sr
John Staples
Charlotte
Jim Spears
Alson
Spears
Briane Maulteby
Mesdames Whitaker and
Staples
Mesdames J. R. Blackwell, Sr
Gilmer Smith
R. C. Morris
Vesper King
J. Tustice, Sr
Briane Pinnix Maultsby
Junior Woman's Club Opens New Year With Plans
The Junior Woman's Club held its first meeting of the fiscal year at the club house with Mrs. Richard Whitaker presiding. Members discussed beautification of grounds, continued skating parties at Roll-O-Rink, and a proposed musical comedy from Triangle Production Company guest Virgil Schenck, with date to be announced.
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Mesdames Leonard Bunkemeyer
J. W. Beavers
Phin Shields
Ken Ables
Frances Smith
Idell Linville
Richard Whitaker
Leonard Bunkemeyer
Eugenia Albert
Margaret Allen
Mesdames J. M. Pinnix, Jr
Raymond Warren
Virgil Schenck
Triangle Production Company
Greensboro
Margaret Stafford
Mary Edwards
Vance Hosts Bridge Club At Guthrie Home
Mrs Fred F Vance entertained her bridge club at Guthrie Tuesday afternoon with two tables in a fall flower setting. Mrs Joe Pinnix won high score and received a sport handkerchief, while Mrs Rufus Smith was second and got guest towels. An ice course followed. Attendees included Mesdames Sam Vance Jr Joe Pinnix Rufus Smith Ida H Roberts Avhiee Hammocks J R Blackwell Jr and Richard Whitaker.
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Fred F. Vance
Guthrie
Joe Pinnix
Rufus Smith
Mesdames
Sam Vance, Jr
Ida H
Weiner Roast at Shorewood Hosted by Local Baptist Leaders
Mr and Mrs Leon Leasley with Rev and Mrs E F Baker Miss Lucille Trent and Ben Johnson led the B T U of First Baptist church entertaining about 25 guests at a delightful weiner roast at Shorewood recently.
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Leon Leasley
E. F. Baker
Lucille Trent
Ben Johnson
B. T. U. of the First Baptist Church
Shorewood
Local social notes from High Point and nearby visitors
Mrs Harmon Linville returned home after visiting her parents Dr and Mrs W R McCain in High Point. Mr Linville was the weekend guest of the McCains. Mrs Ed Whitaker Sr Mrs Ina Staples and her son John of Charlotte spent the weekend with relatives. H H Lowery of Selma visited. he formerly resided in Kernersville. Miss Evelyn Huff returned from a visit to her sister Mrs Everett Coren in Concord. Circle two of the Baptist church Missionary Society met Monday September 12 at the home of Mrs E F Baker with Mesdames Baker and Dan Tucker as joint hostesses. Mrs Clarence Stanley read Scripture and Mrs Baker led in prayer.
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Harmon Linville
W. R. McCain
High Point
Mr. Linville
McCain
Ed Whitaker
Ina Staples
John
Charlotte
H. H. Lowery
Selma
Mr. Lowery
Kernersville
Evelyn Huff
Everett Coren
Concord
Circle Two
The
Baptist Church Missionary Society
E. F. Baker
Mesdames Baker
Dan Tucker
Clarence Stanley
Baker
H. B. Goslen
State Library Group To Meet Wednesday At Woman's College
North Carolina Library association members convene at Woman's College campus in Greensboro to elect a president. About 104 attendees are expected for an 11 a.m. meeting with Dr. W C Jackson welcoming. Elizabeth Sampson will oversee local arrangements. Margaret Beal will speak on state and federal aid for public libraries.
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Greensboro
North Caroline Library Association
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Guy Royle
W. C. Jackson
Elizabeth Sampson
Woman's College Library
Margaret Beal
North Carolina
Com. Ce
Libraans
Chicago produce markets steady butter and eggs on receipts
Chicago reports Butter sales at 1,180,465 steady with creamery specials 93 score at 25-26 percent and extras 92 at 25 percent. Firsts 88-89 at 23 percent and seconds 84-87 at 21 percent. Creamery standards 90. Eggs at 5,610 steady with local graded extra firsts 24 percent and current receipts 23 percent.
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Chicago
Program notes and leadership changes at meeting
The program chairmanship changed hands as Mrs. Clarence Stanley succeeds Mrs. Woodrow Caudle who has moved away. A talk on The United States fifty years ago and today and Co-ordinate Missions was given, followed by business session reports from standing committees.
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United States
Clarence Stanley
Woodrow Caudle
Jamestown PTA Honors Faculty at Fall Social Night
Jamestown PTA celebrated faculty achievements at a Friday evening party in the newly equipped cafeteria decorated with fall flowers. Major R. M. Cowan High Point performed magic tricks, followed by games and contests directed by Mrs. Bundy, Mrs. Armstrong, and Mrs. Hassell. Prizes went to Mrs. Futrelle and the Rev. Mr. Fin as guests enjoyed refreshments for the crowd.
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Jamestown
High Point
Weekend Guests Share Time Across Town
Mrs. L L Hendrix hosted her daughter Mrs. Hal Burrows from Ash enter the University of Utah for a weekend visit. Mrs. Allie Williams spent time with her daughter Mrs. C. V. Bundy. Miss Irene Rosemond enjoyed a weekend in Salisbury.
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L L. Hendrix
Hal Burrows
Ash
University of Utah
Allie Williams
C. V. Bundy
Irene Rosemond
Salisbury
Georgia Editor John G. Herring Dies in Atlanta
John G. Herring aged 48 editor of the Tifton Gazette died suddenly of a heart attack in an Atlanta hotel. His eldest brother Burton Herring died in Lynchburg Virginia about eight days earlier from an illness.
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Georgia
Atlanta
John G. Herring
Tifton
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