Miss Rockwell and Mrs Hartley Honor at Informal Tea
Miss Dorothy Rockwell and Mrs Louise Richardson Hartley received honors at a Hillcrest Drive tea hosted by Mrs Randall Mann and Mrs Richard Hartley. Guests were greeted by hostesses, with green and white bridal colors, a lace tea cloth, and white floral arrangements. Light refreshments were served and corsages plus silver gifts were presented to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rockwell
Mrs. Hartley
Dorothy, Rockwell
James Burnely Ili
Roanoke
Jack Hartley
Louise Richardson
Star
Randall Mann
Richard Hartley
Hillcrest Drive
Mann
Hartley
John Weedy
Rockwell
High Point Business and Professional Woman's Club Meeting
The High Point Business and Professional Woman's club meets Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Sheraton Hotel. President Mrs Kate Ragan asks attendees to confirm plans for the district banquet in Thomasville Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Woman's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Kate Ragan
Thomasville
Study Club to Meet Wednesday
Mrs. Frank Carpenter will host the Twentieth Century study club on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at her home on Model Farms road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carpenter
Twentieth Century Study Club
Model Farms Road
Junior Garden Club Meets at Betty Parker Home
The Wonderland Garden Club junior division met Saturday at 10 am at Betty Parker's 603 Parkway. Betty Parker hosted. Dee Smith named sunshine girl. Members chose yellow and green colors, the yellow rose as the flower, and began work on an exhibit for the October 3 flower show. Sarah Montgomery handed out African violet leaves for rooting. a prize was offered for the first bloom. Twelve members attended with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland Garden Club
Nature Study Club
Yon
Betty Packer
Parkway
Sarah Montgomery
Dee Smith
Sunshine Girl
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Local students, families trip through Carolina and beyond
Gilbert H. Furgurson heads to Chapel Hill for a sophomore year at the University of North Carolina. David Gadd enrolled at Augusta Military Academy after a Fort Defiance trip. Jack Barksdale begins UNC sophomore class in Chapel Hill. Bill Frazier leaves for Blacksburg to teach accounting. Ralph Marshall hosts a move to Chapel Hill as well. Wright family, Coles, Hubers and Van Loan visited Crescent Beach, S. C. J. A. Pegg remains at Duke Hospital for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert H. Furgurson
L. C. Furgurson
Lindsay Street
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Jack Barksdale
B. C. Barksdale
Ralph Marshall
Park Street
E. A. Wright
M. R. Coles
Walter Hubers
J. W. van Loan
Wright
Crescent Beach
8. C
Swamp Root Urinary Relief Ad Promises Night Rest
Dr Kilmer presents Swamp-Root a 16 herb remedy said to flush kidneys ease excess acidity and relieve bladder irritation. The ad claims nightly sleep improves after initial doses and offers a free trial from Kilmer Co Stamford Conn and full bottles at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dept. T. Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
BC Headache Powders and BGC Tablets Ad
An old ad promotes BC Headache Powders 10¢ and 25¢ and BGC Headache Tablets 25¢. It warns to use BC only as directed and highlights relief for headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscular aches.
Canadian American Joint Garden Club Convention in Montreal
The first Canadian American Joint Garden Club convention will be held in Montreal on October 15 to 17 led by Mrs. Lewis M. Hull of Boonton New Jersey. Delegates will hear experts like I Cleveland Morgan and W J Tawse and tour the Montreal Botanical Gardens with curator Henry Teuscher. Reservations close October 1 and interested members should write Mrs. Fred J. Bartlett High Point for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Lewis M. Hull
Boonton
N. J
National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc
Hull
Nationl Council
Diggers and Weeders
Camilian
North America
Fred J. Bartlett
High Point
Methodist Young People to Hear Miss Gibbs Tonight
The Methodist sub-district meets at Main Street church tonight at 8 o clock. Mrs Laurie Gibbs of Greensboro will be guest speaker addressing the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Miss Gibbs
Young Peoples’ Methodist
Main Street
Methodist Church
Laurie Gibbs
Greensboro
Birthday Party for Larry Rose Highlights Local Family
Mrs A B Rose hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for her son Larry Rose. Children enjoyed games and contests with prizes to Barbara Ann Hare and Jasper Hedgecock. Guests received paper hats and candy favors as hosting helpers served cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
A. B. Rose
Barbara Ann Hare
Jasper Hedgecock
C. M. Lohr
Myrtle Hare
Shirley Maxine
Max
Fred
Mitchell Merrill
Bobby Chastian
Jamestown Guild Hosts Meeting and Book Club Updates
Jamestown Wesleyan service guild met at Jamestown Methodist Church with Mrs. W L Shook and Mrs C A Ozment presiding. Rev P T Dixon spoke on Our Children and Their Education as the guild welcomed a new member and two visitors. Modern Book club officers were installed and new book ideas discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Wesleyan Service Guild
Jamestown Methodist Church
W. L. Shook
C. A. Ozment
J. W. Honeycutt
P. T. Dixon
Lottie Duncan
Greensboro
C. E. Frazier
Modern Book Club
Kenneth T. Miller
Katherine Mann
Ruth Ann Horney
Elizabeth Hanner
River Combed For Man's Body
Coast guardsmen from Washington and New Bern dragged the Pamilico river near Bath in search of Jack Wollard a 40 year old farmer missing after a fishing boat with seven overturned in a storm Sheriff Wiley Rumley said Wollard took six friends from Rocky Mount on a trip near Hawkins Landing Guy Damas swam ashore for help then returned and Wollard was missing the sheriff noted others believed he attempted to swim for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coast
New Bern
Palmico
Jack Wollard
Bath
Wiley Rumley
Beaufort County
Wollard
Rocky Mount
Hawkins Landing
Guy Damas
We On Bridge We On Bridge
William F. McKenney writes as America’s card authority for NEA Service. The column presents bridge strategies and analysis with expert insights for players seeking to improve play and bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Tips for Teens Prom Date Realities From a Humble Letter
A shy, shorter boy with a heart condition challenges prom dating norms. He argues girls deserve respect and friendship over looks, hoping to be valued for character. Readers are urged to share their thoughts while a hair care tip accompanies the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Madison
Elinor Williams
Canadians Reach Semi Finals In National Championship Masters
The national championships feature a strong Canadian team led by P. E. Sheardown Toonto S Gold A Goodman Montreal Miss Charlotte Sidna Buffalo and Mrs R Cunningham Chicago reaching the Masters team of four semi finals. MacFarlane showcases precise safety play on today's hand as Montreal and Quebec clubs anticipate October meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Sheardown
Toonto
S. Gold
A. Goodman
Montreal
Charlotte Sidna
Buffalo
R. P. Cunningham
Chicago
U. S
Province of Quebec
Windsor Hotel
M. R. Quinn
J. D. MacFarlane
MacFarlane
East
Births reported from High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs R D Weant announce the birth of Robert David Jr on September 18 at the Boulevard unit. Mrs Weant is the former Helen Hunter of Sloan Iowa. Mr and Mrs Joe Walser Jr announce Henry Thompson born September 20 at Boulevard unit. Mr and Mrs Howard Jones announce Randall Howard born September 19 at Washington St unit. Mrs Jones is Alberta Swain. Michael Hall born September 19 at Boulevard unit. Mrs Hall, the former Virginia Dave Brown, and baby at home 114 Mallory Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weant, JR
R. D. Weant
Robert David, Jr
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Weant
Helen Hunter
Sloan
Iowa
Joe Walser, Jr
Club Drive
Henry Thompson
Boulevard Unit
Howard Jones
High Point Rt. 1
Randall Howard
Washington St
Michael Hall
Donald Ray Hall
Michael Ray
Hall
Virginia Dave Brown
Mallory Street
Salvation Army Head to Attend Carolina Conference
Adjutant and Mrs. Collins will travel to Greensboro for the Carolina Divisional Salvation Army Conference at 520 South Elm Street. The event features Brigadier G. A. Stephan leading a world wide Evangelistic Crusade discussion with over 100 officers expected. public evening talks Tuesday at 7 45 p m by Major Plummer Brigadier Stephens and Colonel Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Collins
Carolina
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
South Elm Street
Greensboro
G. A. Stephan
Charlotte
Plummer
Stephens
Tyler
Pentagon Club Meeting With Mrs Kelman Gomo
The Pentagon club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 at Mrs Kelman Gomo s Emerywood Court apartment home. Members unable to attend should call the hostess at 35305.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Kelman Gomo
Emerywood Court
Bailey Escapes From State Prison Camp
Police Chief C C Stoker said the State Bureau of Identification in Raleigh notified that 16 year old Robert Lee Bailey escaped on September 19 from a state prison camp. Bailey had been sentenced to two years for receiving stolen property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
C. C. Stoker
S. Bowen Dorsey
State Bureau of Identification
Raleigh
Robert Lee Bailey
East Russell Street
Famed Barter Players To Be In City October 14th
Barter Theater of Virginia founded by Robert Porterfield will tour to the Senior High auditorium on October 14. Frances Gaskins, booking agent, and the Kiwanis club sponsor the program for underprivileged children with hearing defects. The company travels by a red van with a 35 member cast performing from a repertory of plays produced at Abingdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barter Theater Players
Marion Wilson
Broadway
The
Players
Herbert Nelson
Oscar Wilde
Robert Portefield
Barter Theater
Virginia
Senior High
Barter Players
Frances Gaskins
Kiwanis Club
America
New York Daily Mirror
Abingdon
New York
Robert Porterfield
Life Magazine
Miss Gaskins
Bob Porterfield
John
Mary
Suffolk
Richmond
Commonwealth
Deep South
Main Street
Pocketbooks Stolen At Football Game
Edsell Vickers of Lexington told police that at a football game between High Point School and McCallie Prep at Albion Millis stadium someone smashed his car windows and removed two ladies' pocketbooks. The bags contained about $35 in cash and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsell Vickers
Lexington
High Point School
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N. Main St
Monark
Grace Flower Shop
Baiteul
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Guilford
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Ring
Seng
Junior Garden Club
Betty Parker
R. C. Gadd
Arbordale Drive
Fort Defiance
David
Augusta Military Academy
William A. Boyles
Los Angeles
Calif
L.lf.e. Bible Institute
Boyles
Lucille Hickman
Haywood Hickman
Ridgecrest Drive
Bill Frazier
W. J. Frazier
Montheu Avenue
Blacksburg
J. A. Pegg
Duke Hospital
Larry Rose
Jamestown Guild
Mrs. Shook
Ora Sublette
Lucille Bumgarner
Hickory
B. A. Evans
R. E. Scott
Harrisburg
Scott
George Matthews
Emily Bundy
Woman's College
A. Bundy
Stephen, Jr
Harriman
Tenn
O. M Bundy
Lillian Barnes
Havre de Grace
Maryland
Paul
River
Qio
Val
Henry Walser
Katharine Fisher
Good Housekeeping Institute
Mrs. Gomo
Dr. Scholl
Clinton P. Anderson
City
East Lynne
coLos
Bertussing
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
English Street
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