Local BPWC Honors Mrs Spillman at Informal Dinner
Mrs. J. B. Spillman of Raleigh attended the meeting of the North Carolina Unemployment Compensation Commission in the city and was honored by the local Business and Professional Women's Club with an informal dinner at the Elwood Coffee Shop. Attending officers and members included President Oriana B. James and members Dillard Ragan BE. M. Shipman T. R. Baldwin Alma Young Carrie McGirt and Eollee Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Spillman
Raleigh
North Carolina Business and Professional Women's Clube
International Federation
North Carolina
Dillard Ragan
BE. M. Shipman
T. R. Baldwin
Alma Young
Carrie Mc Girt
Eollee Ward
Wayside Club Opens Fall Season Meeting
The Wayside Garden Club held its initial fall meeting at the home of Mrs. J. W. McGuinn on East Lexington Avenue. Mrs. J. B. Marsh chaired the session and welcomed two new members, Mrs. Henry V. Koontz and Mrs. Frank Smith, as members toured a recently completed garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of Garden Clubs
Wayside Garden Club
J. W. McGuinn
East
Lexington Avenue
J. B. Marsh
Henry V. Koontz
Frank Smith
McGuinn
Mrs Cook And Miss Crooks To Honor Miss Miles
Prenuptial events honor Miss Nancy Byrd Miles of Greensboro who will wed J Walter Hedrick of this city. Mrs Robert Cook and Miss Edythe Crooks host bridge night at the Gibson club rooms with six guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Byrd Miles
Greensboro
J. Walter Hedrick
Robert Cook
Edythe Crooks
Gibson Club
Miles
Woman's College
Rubyleigh Davis
Fremont
Lou Millard
Jefferson Roof
Miss Miles
Mary Frances Moore
Posey Leake
Sara Mae Edgerton
Mary Fransen Moore
Fair Mont Street
Hampp Family Return From Southern Hosiery Convention
Mr and Mrs Charles C Hampp and their daughter Miss Leora Hampp have returned home on Club Drive after spending the weekend in Asheville for the annual Southern Hosiery Manufacturers association convention Friends report R C Trexler of Trinity is recovering well after surgery for removal of tonsils at Burrus Memorial hospital Miss Ruby Fletcher of 203 Lindsay Street is convalescing at Guilford General hospital after an appendectomy last Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Hampp
Leora Hampp
Asheville
Southern Hosiery, Manufacturers Association
R. C. Trexler
Trinity
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ruby Fletcher
Lind-say Street
Guilford General Hospital
Mid-Week Garden Club Luncheon at Emerywood
The Mid-Week Garden Club will hold a luncheon tomorrow at Emerywood Country Club at 1 PM to inaugurate fall activities. The meeting focuses on plans for the Community Flower Show sponsored by the city council of garden clubs. Members unable to attend should notify Mrs J H Walker Jr for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
City Council of
Garden Clubs
J. H. Walker, Jr
Canterbury Club Meet Opens Fall Season
The Canterbury club will hold its initial fall meeting Friday at 3 30 PM at the home of Mrs Edwin R Lyon on Florham avenue. No program is planned. important business matters for the year’s study will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Edwin R. Lyon
Florham Avenue
Perkinson Birth of Daughter Helen Marle at Burrus Memorial
Mr and Mrs Malivin Z Perkin son announce the birth of a daughter Helen Marle on Saturday September 17 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malivin Z. Perkinson
Aglington Avenue
Helen Marle
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Needlework Guild Board Plans Thursday Meeting
Officers and section chairmen of the Needlework Guild will meet Thursday at three in the Blue Room, Sheraton hotel. They will set the date for the annual ingathering of clothing. National Youth Administration workers have been sewing garments for distribution. guild classes meet at the YWCA three times weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton
Mra. G. J. Humphreys
National Youth Administration
Music-Literature Dept Cancels First Meeting
The Music-Literature department of the High Point Woman's club cancels its initial meeting planned for tomorrow. Mrs. C. H. Rhodes says the September meeting is postponed due to delays in organizing the club. the first fall meeting will be the third Wednesday in October with the regular program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
Mra. C. H. Rhodes
Pattern 9852 for Marion Martin children dresses
Pattern 9852 showcases a versatile child’s dress with optional bodice contrast and pleated skirt. Includes Marion Martin Lew Chart and lace edged collars and cuffs. Order details specify sizes 2 4 6 8 10, fabric yardage, and a 15 cent pattern price from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Martin Lew
Royals Welborn Family Reunion Honors Hopewell Church
A large crowd attended the seventh Royals Welborn family reunion at Hopewell M. E. church on Sunday. Mrs J W Welborn gave the history, officers were elected including H C Royals as president and Charlie Welborn as vice president, with Ora Mae Welborn as secretary treasurer and multiple committee chairs. J A Neilson spoke on The Garden of the Soul after lunch, with music by Lexington Quartette Silvertones Melody Girls Sunnyside Trio and Davey Davidson Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals- Welborn
Hopewell M. E
J. Welborn
H. C. Royals
Charlie Welborn
Ora Mae Welborn
Hazel Welborn
E. W. Welborn
Social Arts Club To Meet Thursday
The Social Arts Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 8 o clock with Mrs. A J Koonce at 414 North Main Street The gathering was announced by president Mrs Clyde Baxter The meeting was originally set for Mrs E Montiieu Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Koonce
North Main Street
Clyde Baxter
Montiieu Avenue
Burbank Garden Club Calls Meeting Tomorrow
Members are reminded of an important called meeting at 10 AM tomorrow at the president Mrs J Arthur Marsh home 301 Edgedale Drive. This will be the first meeting of the club year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank Garden Club
J. Arthur Marsh
Edgedale Drive
Cooking School Recipes from a Prepared Must Salt
The recipe notes show two dishes: a lemon onion sauce for steak with pepper and a tomato juice base, and a method for steaked onions and apples baked with water lemon juice and butter. It mentions steaming six medium onions until tender and serving with cream sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
American Beauty Salad and Savory Lettuce Bites
Edible readouts describe a sequence of salad and cheese stuffed lettuce bites with beef center garnishes and a spinach inclusive dish. Steps include mixing cheese with pepper paprika and salt, moisten with cream, shaping into balls, and frying with breadcrumbs.
Homey Month-Old Recipes and a Boston Licensing Note
A collage of recipe fragments for rolls lime sherbet and a pork vegetable dish mix with a historical note that in 1670 the first woman licensed to sell coffee was Dorothy Jones of Boston. The text combines kitchen instructions with a brief legal trivia snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jones
Boston
Thomasville Garden Club to Host New Group and Visitors
Mrs. R K Stewart district director will address Thomasville Garden clubs and Friendly Garden club at Mrs. John R Myers home. Local events include birthday farewell for Billy Boyles who leaves for Riverside Military Academy and community church group meetings with plans for a September 28 group conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
Thomasville Garden Clubs
Thomasville
Presbyterian
W. G. Smith
D. M. Jester
Bridge Team Hosts Evening At Fisher Ferry Street Home
Members of the Tuer Le Temps club enjoyed a Thursday bridge session at Mrs. Joe Boyles Jr home on Fisher Ferry street. Mrs Frank Townson won top score berry set, Mrs Bill Mack was runner up with linen napkins, and Mrs Austin Sink earned a consolation nut bowl for low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuer le Temps Club
Joe Boyles, Jr
Fisher Ferry Street
Frank Townson
Bill Mack
Austin Sink
Hendrix Trotman Cards Announce October Marriage
Mrs Corrinna Kirkman Hendrix invites friends to the marriage of her daughter Margaret Mozelle Hendrix to Mr Robert Butler Trotman on Saturday October 8 at four o clock in Christopher Wren Chapel Williamsburg Virginia Card notes At Home 308 Washington Plymouth NC. Domino Club meets tonight at 7 45 with Miss Barbara Phillips at 305 Sunset Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrinna Kirkman Hendrix
Margaret Mozelle
Robert Butler
Domino Club
Barbara Phillips
Sunset Drive
Swing Club Holds Informal Party With Miss Harris
The Swing club gathered about fifty members and guests at Hob-Nob club on Prospect road for an informal social evening. Miss Bea Harris hosted, Sidney Newnam acted as MC, and contests determined prize winners including Miss Bea Overcash and Lee Marshall for best costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swing Club
Prospect Road
Bea Harris
Sidney Newnam
Bea Overcash
Lee Marshall
Dink Roach
David Holmes
Lillian Weisner
Bea Ove'cash
Woman Found Guilty of Drunken Driving
Edith Scotz was found guilty by a municipal court jury this morning on drunken driving. Judge Lewis E. Teague fined her $50 and costs and revoked her license for one year. The court recessed at noon. R. C. Waite faced an assault charge against Frankie Smith, a grammar school student, with both sides presenting multiple witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Scotz
Lewis E. Teague
R. C
Peg) Waite
Frankie Smith
Social notes from Deep River and surrounding areas
Mrs Carrie Allen and daughter from Danville Va visited Mrs E F Williams Sunday afternoon. Eunice T Williard and sister Miss Lulu Thacker spent Sunday with their sister. Mrs Mary M Meredith in High Point with niece Beatrice Crouch. Rufus Smith visited Greensboro last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Bar Coltrane visited Hortense White and sisters. Jacob White ill at granddaughter Garnet Williard's home. T J Jones ill but out again. Frances Williams and Edward stayed with aunt Estelle W Thornton in Burlington. J M Gordon and family to Chatham county for death of Mrs Gordon's brother-in-law Missie Ilia Mae and Ruby Cook returned from Westfield NC. Mr and Mrs Robert L Borum guests of Eugene Hiatt near Ridgefield school. Prayer and song service at Deep River church Friday night September 29. Hortense White in High Point visiting aunt A R Hammer. The black browed albatross of the Falkland Islands lays eggs as big as dinner plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Allen
Danville
E. F. Williams
Eunice T. Williard
Lulu Thacker
Mary M. Meredith
High Point
Beatrice Crouch
Rufus Smith
Greensboro
Ezra Sampson
Bar! Coltrane
A. R. Hammer
Steele Street
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Mrs. Cook
Miss Crooks
Charles H. Creigny
Logal, Hospital
C. H. Deligny
Charles Herbert, Jr
Stewart-Warner
Stewart- Warner
Stewart-Warner Radio
Miss Ella Outland
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Household Appliance Co
Needlework Guild Board
Music-Literature Dept
Marian Martin
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
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N.Y
Royals-Welborn
Hopewell Church
Social Arts
Burbank
Meet
Parker House
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
Billy
Riverside Military Academy
Gainesville
Ted Smith
Mra
Alvah Boyles
Joe Boyles
Doug Crutchfield
Isabel
Virginia Boyles
Billy Boyles
Pauline
Elizabeth Walker
Nat Walker
Lillian Yow
Walker
J. R. Walker
J. R. Shore
John Robert
Martha Ann Shore
Betty Brewer
Winston- Salem
Beasie Roberts
Albemarle
Mesdames Townson
Walter Green
J. C. Harris
Jack Russell
Bernice Hooper
Bessie Roberts
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
C. Finch
R. 8. Green
Charles F. Lambeth
Sallie McCracken
Homer Beck
Miss Long
Co. F. Finch
Walter Newby
Hendrix- Trotman
Miss Phillips
Miss Harris
Sam Tobias
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Parkway
Main ST. Circle
South Main Street Methodist Church
Stephens
J. M. Stewart
Rest Street
Nora L. Andrews
Deep River News
Falkland Island
Taffeta
Eastern Isle
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