Luncheon Honors Shared By Miss Evans And Mrs Ellis
Mrs Harris Covington hosted a luncheon at the Country Club for Miss Evans and Mrs Ellis, visiting guests Miss Jess of Chattanooga and Mrs Lara Kincaid of Statesville. The three course meal featured yellow and blue decor with gladioli and stock. Gifts included traveling jewelry case, linen towels, guest towels, and bars of soap for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Evans
Ellis
Jess
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. Millis
James
Lara Kincaid
Statesville
Harris Covington
Bradford Thomas
Ferne Lorraine Widmer
Jamestown
Kennel Club To Meet Tuesday At Emerywood Country Club
The High Point-Sedgefield Kennel Club meets for its first fall gathering at Emerywood Country Club on Tuesday evening September 25. Mr. Tom Kearns acts as host. dinner at 6 30. Members urged to attend. reservations through Mrs. Kenner Amos on Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point-Sedgefield Kennel Club
Emerywood Country Club
Tom Kearns
Kenner Amos
Hillcrest Drive
Emerywood schedules family night dinner and events
The Emerywood country club lists family night dinner at the clubhouse Thursday 6:30 to 8 p m. A W C A September luncheon at Adams Memorial with speaker Ernest Barrazza from South America. Evening bridge for members and guests hosted by Mr and Mrs J S Welborn. Weekly duplicate desert at Emerywood. USO dance for servicemen at Adams Memorial YWCA building at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
W.C.A
Adams Memorial
Ernest Barrazza
South America
Howard Harezell
J. S. Welborn
Emer
Emerywood
Adams Memorial Ywca
USO
Home And Garden Club Plans For New Club Year
Members of the Home and Garden club met at 1007 Westwood for the initial meeting of the year. Mrs. Clarence Allred presided as president with twelve members present and discussions covered club plans. Hostess and program chairmen were named for upcoming meetings and a garden council report was given. The club received two botanical maps to aid fund raising and voted to cooperate with the Red Cross in camp and hospital work. Members in attendance included Mrs. Joe Doggett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Garden Club
Frank Wood
Westwood
Clarence Allred
Joe Doggett
Garden Council
Allred
Als0
The
Red Cross
Clarence Alfred
C. M. Garrison
Bruce Conrad
Louis Heilig
Robert Hubbard
James Kidd
Ralph Slate
Sam Strickland
Lawton Dutton
Lexington Bpw Club
N. C. Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Sedgefield
High Point Club
Frances Casey
Birtie White
Ruth Farthing
Mills
Thomasville
Informal Party Honors Officer And His Bride
Mrs. Walter B. Thomas hosted an informal open house at their Colonial Drive home in honor of Lt. Walter Bradford Thomas Jr. and his bride Miss Ferne Lorraine Widmer of Jamestown North Dakota. About fifty guests attended between eight and ten thirty with white flowers and light refreshments. Aliases Mary Anne and Barbara Thomas helped entertain the guests and the couple will remain in Nashville Tennessee through midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bradford Thomas, Jr
Ferne Lorraine Widmer
Jamestown
N. D
Walter B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
Mary Anne
Barbara Thomas
W. B. Thomas
Nashville
Tenn
BPWC Plans Emblem Breakfast As Highlight Business Week
High Point BPW club outlines the eighteenth National Business Women's Week from October 7 to 13 with an emblem breakfast at the Sheraton on Sunday October 7 at 9 30 AM. The event precedes church attendance and features district club activities in Lexington on October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPWC
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton
Plane Clamieton
Oriana B. James
Lexington
Mrs Henderson Presents Initial Program For Twentieth Century Club
The Twentieth Century Study club held its fall luncheon at Mrs Mayne Bundys Florham avenue home with Mesdames Quigley Gluyas Bundy and Henderson hosting. Mrs Quigley discussed George M Cohan and the Barrymore family highlighting stage careers and laurels. President Mrs Fred Metcalfe opened a brief business session as members and guests gathered in flower adorned rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Henderson
Twentieth Century Club
Mayne Bundy
Florham Avenue
Twentieth Century Study Club
R. I. Quigley
W. W. Gluyas
Bundy
E. D. Henderson
Barrymore
Lionel
Ethel
John
Henderson
Cohan
Fred Metcalfe
Mesdames C. T. Anderson
Bruce Conrad
N. M. Harrison
H. V. Koonts
Fred Metcalf
Frank B. Smith
J. W. As
Mrs. Bundy
Lefler-Hamilton Vows Spoken In Troy
Frances Oleen Hamilton and Marvin T. Lefler wed at Troy Pilgrim Holiness Church in a September 12 ceremony officiated by Rev. Paul E. Uhrig. The couple, both of Troy, entered unaccompanied and planned a future unsettled by Lefler’s army status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Oleen Hamilton
Rufus Garfield Hamilton
Troy
Marvin T. Lefler
M. G. Lefler
Troy Pilgrim
Phillipa
High Point
Otho Jennings
Allentown
R. M. Jas
Trinity
Graham Lesler
North Carolina
College Faculty And Students To Be Honored Sat
First Methodist church opens fall programs with an informal reception for High Point college students and faculty on Saturday at 8 p m in the church social hall. All church members invited. R Harold Hipps youth director will present an entertainment program. Refreshments served by the women s society of Christian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
High Point College
R. Harold Hipps
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Beta Sigma Phi Here Commended For Activities
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority met with eighteen members and Mrs. Enoch Tipton presiding. The rushing pamphlet of the international organization featured Miss Frances Muse as rushing chairman and the group commended for rushing ten members and pledging the same number. Miss Sarah Hester led vermeal talks and urged impromptu speeches on Post War Plans as a program highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Wiheter Hotel
Enoch Tipton
International Organization
Frances Muse
Sarah Hester
Women Of Moose Plan Spaghetti Meal For Oct. 12
The Women of the Moose met at the Moose hall with Senior Regent Louise Witherspoon presiding and outlined a public spaghetti supper on Friday October 12. The home making committee organized the project and Mrs. Madie Hancock announced the supper will be at the Moose hall with a patchwork quilt to be auctioned. Proceeds go to the treasury. a Mooseheart endowment pledge fund march was noted and the next meeting set for October 3.
Miss Windsor to Wed Sgt. Hartwell in Fall
Miss Ina Bell Windsor and Robert F. Hartwell announce their engagement and plan for an early fall wedding in Hinintiss Windsor has worked for the demobilized personnel records branch for 20 months. Hartwell, a sergeant in the air corps, has served overseas with the air force and is stationed at Buckingham army air field Fort Myers Florida awaiting discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherley J. Windsor
Star
Ina Bell
Robert F. Hartwell
Air Corps
Army of the United States
Floyd S. Hartwell
Washington, D. C
Vermont
Air Force
Buckingham Army Air Field
Fort Myers
Florida
Meeting Of Lodge Tomorrow Night
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow night at eight o'clock at the hall according to an announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Church Social At Li Memorial Church On Route Five
The Faithful Worker's class of Li Memorial church will meet this evening at 7 30 with Mrs A L McGhee at her home on Route No 5 Mrs T R Carmichael will serve as associate hostess RUMMAGE SALE ON SATURDAY The ladies of Lindsay Memorial church will have a rummage sale this Saturday September 22 at noon on the corner of Fourth and Washington streets The dinner schedule for 6 30 on Friday September 21 will be postponed until next week Friday September 28 The basement of the church is being renovated and work will not be completed as had been expected in time to be in use this week An interesting program is planned for next Friday s meeting at 6 30 MARTHA JAY CLASS TO MEET FRIDAY The Martha Jay class of the Springfield Friends church will meet tomorrow oan at the home of Mrs Honolulu Canipe on route four with Mrs Helen Russell and Miss Novella Burton as joint hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Worker's
Li Memorial Church
A. L. McGhee
T. R. Carmichael
Ladies of the Lindsay Memorial Church
Fourth
Washington Streets
Martha Jay
Springfield Friends Church
Honolulu Canipe
Helen Russell
Jewish Women Reminded To Work For Peace
The High Point council of Jewish Women held its first Fall meeting on Parkway last evening with Mrs. Louise Tanner. President Mrs. Sam Tobias urged continued peace efforts after V J Day. Reports praised summer work, announced over a hundred infant garments finished for the Red Cross, and noted an October 29 Victory Bond drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Louise Tanner
Parkway
Sam Tobias
Tanner
Red Cross
Samuel Taub
M. Lamet
Emma Blair
Sam Hyman
Peace and International Relations
Congress
Dried Fruit Nut Filling With Honey Syrup
Chop dried fruits and mix with nuts then moisten with honey or corn syrup to create a layered filling. This combination yields a sticky sweet paste suitable for pastry layers and dessert construction.
Hinshaw Couple Welcome Newborn at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs John J Hinshaw of 307 East Lexington announce the birth of a son on September 19 at the Washington Street unit of High Paint Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hinshaw
Lexington Avenue
Washington Street
High Paint Memorial Hospital
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Luna Smith
Dot Zigier
Mia
Ina Moore
Lucile Bodenheimer
Bebe
Washington
Cinderella Slipper Shop
Main St
Kennel Club
Country Club
Jessica Dr
Ette Seys
American Institute of Laundering
Priday
Officer
VM LD
Pus
Lefler-Hamilton
Beta Sigma Phi
Women of
Moose
Lydia E. Pickham
Pinkham
Miss Windsor
R. F. Hartwell
Gleaners
Dt Scholls Zinopay
Hinshaw Baby
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
Walgreens
Guilford
North Main St
Len
South Main St
Man
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