Wayside Garden Club Discusses Dahlias and Gladioli
The Wayside Garden club held its first fall meeting with Mrs. J. Allen Austin hosting. New president Mrs. Austin presided as officers were elected including C. B. Mattocks recording secretary. W. C. Asbury spoke on the culture of dahlias and gladioli, detailing feeding pruning staking spraying and soil care. The gathering featured a fall flower display including dahlias and nereae spider lilies with 14 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buted
W. C. Asbury
Emerywood Club to Host Gala Evening Bridge Party
Emerywood Country club invites members and out of town guests to a Friday gala evening bridge party in the clubhouse. Hosts are Mr and Mrs Herman Smith and Mr and Mrs Rodney Snow. Play starts at eight with personal table setup, prizes at each table, advance reservations, and refreshments. This kicks off the club's fall evening events series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Herman Smith
Rodney Snow
Kappa Gamma Group Plans Luncheon and Lecture
The Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma held a Tuesday luncheon at the Sheraton with ten members. Plans to boost attendance were made and reservations must be confirmed to Mrs. Marie Caddell or the hostess, Mrs. Cleo Brown. The first philosophy lecture will be Thursday at 7:30 pm in the Sheraton committee room, with Dr. P. E. Lindley as educational director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Kappa Gamma
National Educational Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Cleo Brown
Marie Caddell
Ethel Flynt
National Kappa Gamma Organization
P. EB. Lindley
High Point College
Is Epilepsy Inherited and Curable
A promotional booklet on epilepsy logic and heredity by famous doctors is offered free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 51 Fifth Avenue New York NY Dept p94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
F F Club Plans Party For Prospective Members
The F F club resumed meetings at Miss Margaret Davis home on Howell street. Two new members were added and several more expected, including a group of young men. The next meeting will be a search honoring prospective members. Refreshments were served to Misses Lois Lawson Pearl Nelson Kate Workman Serena Hunsucker Evelyn Sigman Lois Hedrick Ruby Curlee Blanche Williams Ethel Kearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Club
Margaret Davis
Howell Street
Lois Lawson
Pearl Nelson
Kate Workman
Serena Hunsucker
Evelyn Sigman
Lois Hedrick
Ruby Curlee
Blanche Williams
Ethel Kearns
Duck Club Dinner Marks Second Anniversary Celebration
The Duck club plans a duck dinner at the Sedgefield clubhouse on Friday October 2 at 8 o'clock to celebrate the organization’s second anniversary. Elaborate entertainment is planned with many guests from Piedmont area towns as final plans are unveiled by the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Piedmont
Turpin Willard Vows Revealed
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Doris Willard to Dolphus Turpin in York, D C on September 21. Mrs Willard is daughter of N O Willard of Gibsonville and J H Turpin is the groom's father. The couple will live with the bride's sister on Wall Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Willard
Dolphus Turpin
York
D. C
Social Calendar Highlights Fall Club Meetings
The schedule lists events for Wednesday through Saturday including the Contract club at Mrs. Marr’s Thomasville home, Good Will club at Mrs. Sears Pickett Farm with guest speaker Vance Jerome, Tea and Topics at Archdale, Royal Arcanum dance at Emerywood with John Peddicord orchestra, YWCA and Priscilla club meetings, Emerywood Country Club party, and Club of Twelve gathering at Emerywood to kick off the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
Frank Marr
Thomasville
Good Will Club
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
F. M. Pickett
G. I. Humphreys
Kennett
T. A. Tilden
Vance Jerome
Greensboro
Tea and
High Point O. E. S. Seeks Attendance at Asheboro Visit
Twenty two members of High Point chapter 106 O E S meet at the Masonic Temple. An invitation from Randolph chapter 210 in Asheboro calls the local group to attend a Monday meeting September 28 when Miss Mary Madison Baker deputy for the Seventh district will visit. Secretary Callie W. Chisholm asks broad attendance.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Wall
Bessie Pope
Randolph
Nuumber
Asheboro
Mary Madison Baker
Callie W. Chisholm
Miss Pope
New Members Welcomed at Business and Professional Girls Club
Five new members joined the Business and Professional Girls club at a Y M C A session last night. Miss Lucille Brown presided and welcomed Ben L New Gladys Hall Unity Nash Maud Reynolds and Winifred Bodie into membership. Annabelle Thompson was elected secretary, replacing Pattie Mason. Twenty seven members and one visitor Mrs Ruria Shelton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Girls Club
Lucille Brown
Ben L. New
Gladys Hall Unity Nash
Maud Reynolds
Winifred Bodie
Annabelle Thompson
Pattie Mason
Helen Paschal
Ruria Shelton
Mrs. Robt. Ingram Hosts Ace-Hi Bridge Club
Mrs. Robt. Ingram entertained Ace-Hi bridge club members yesterday at her Montlieu Avenue home. Zinnias and marigolds decorated the room where bridge was played. High score prize was a luncheon cloth won by Mrs. Lloyd Sheetz and honor prize a set of cocktail napkins went to Mrs. Charlies Byrd. Hostess served a salad course after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Ingram
Ace-Hi
Montlieu Avenue
Lloyd Sheetz
Charlies Byrd
Eva Lucille Chappelear to wed William Barfield in 1936
Mrs Eva Lenora Chappelear announces the marriage of her daughter Eva Lucille to Mr William Franklin Barfield on Sunday September 20 1936 in High Point North Carolina. Enclosed cards read reception Monday September 28 at the Sheraton of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Lenora Chappelear
Eva Lucille
William Franklin Barfield
High Point
N. C
Sheraton
Be the Best Dressed In Town In Marian Martin Frock
Promote Marian Martin Pattern 9984 with a neat raglan shoulder frock for school home or business wear. Featuring easy construction, complete diagram, and fabric options like cotton-tweed and crepe. Sizes 12 through 42. Order 15 cents per pattern plus book extras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Colin
YWCA Plans Outdoor September Membership Event
The YWCA announces a September Membership Event to be held at Mrs. H D Sears suburban Pickett Farm home. Miss Nellie Ansley says the gathering moves outdoors due to warm weather with Helen Clark, ex dean of women at Soochow University, addressing the group and Mrs. A B Huff singing. The event, sponsored by the educational committee chaired by Mrs. H S Coffield, aims for strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farm
Young Women’s Christian Association
Nellie Ansley
H. S. Coffield
Helen Clark
China
Soochow University
A. B. Huff
Church Social Teas Faithful Workers at Main Street
The Faithful Workers class of the Main Street church will hold a silver tea on Thursday September 24 from 8 to 5 PM at 827 Woodrow Avenue hosted by Mrs W Preddy. Mrs N E Russell is president and J W Clinard teaches the class. The Holden Ass will meet. Lottie Holden Bible class gathers at Mrs T W Albertson's Oakwood court Thursday at 3 PM. All members urged to attend.
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Main
Main Street
W. Preddy
Woodrow Avenue
N. E. Russell
J. W. Clinard
Holden Ass
Lottie Holden
T. W. Albertson
Oakwood Court
Local Social News Notes Edith Beasley and Visitors
Edith Beasley improves after days in bed at 1202 English Street. Mrs H L Linker at 518 Bridges Street recovers from surgery at Guilford General Hospital and can receive visitors. Mr and Mrs P B Leggett of Norfolk VA visit Mrs Foster C Richardson at 306 South Hamilton Street. Births announced: John Edward Nelson on September 14 at Route 3 home. Iris Eugenia Auman born September 20 at 210 Ward Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Linker
Bridges Street
Guilford General Hospital
P. B. Leggett
Norfolk, Va
W. C. Nelson
John Edward
Route Three
A. C. Auman
Ward Street
Iris Eugenia
Father Dies As Son Is Buried
Concord, Sept 23. John F Laughlin died at his home as his son Edward Bud Laughlin 39 was shot to death and laid to rest at Rocky Ridge cemetery. Ronnie R Pendleton of Fort Bragg was free on 1500 bond awaiting grand jury action after witnesses said Pendleton fired after Laughlin threatened him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John F. Laughlin
Edward
Bud) Laughlin
Rocky Ridge
Laughlin
Ronnie R. Pendleton
Fort Bragg
Liberty
Old Age Pensions To Cost Huge Sum
In San Francisco on September 23 the American Bankers Association learned that proposed pro plans could surpass total 1936 expenditures of all federal state and local governments. Leroy A Lincoln of Metropolitan Life urged caution against imposing a permanent burden on future national income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Bankers’ Association
Leroy A. Lincoln
Metropolitan Life
Bankers’ Convention
Tramps rounded up for work in cotton fields
Clarksdale Mississippi reports a coordinated roundup of vagrants by city state and railway officers. Those unable to prove visible means of support face vagrancy charges or must take jobs picking cotton as a pending crop creates a demand for 5 000 field hands. Assembly includes Cooke Messers Wilson Fulp and Flynt visiting Asheville while Miss Edith Helms visits Greensboro.
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Clarksdale
Miss
Cooke
Messers
Wilson Fulp
Af Flynt
Asheville
Edith Helms
Greensboro
B. A. Helms
W C T U Elects Offiers And Delegates At Meeting
Members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs R M Andrews home on West College drive for a 3 30 pm session. Old officers were reelected except recording secretary who resigned. Delegates to the state convention in Alice on Oct 21 22 were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R. M. Andrews
West College Drive
L. Whitaker
J. A. Eshelman
J. W. Hedrick
Banner Davis
Whitaker
H. A
M. J. Crowder
Alice
Delightful Fall Meeting Of High Point Garden Club
The High Point Garden Club held its first fall meeting of the season with host Mrs. Ed Steele on East Washington Street. President Mrs. Carter Dalton led a business session approving collaboration with city clubs on a park project at the northern end of town. Mrs. W. G. Ragsdale was chosen to join the High Point Greensboro road beautification effort, succeeding Mrs. S. C. Clark. The program featured papers by Mrs. W. C. Jones on floral help and an entertaining talk by Mrs. Stewart about a New York trip to Botanical Gardens and Long Island estates, plus garden displays. Twenty one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Ed Steele
East Washington Street
Carter Dalton
W. G. Ragsdale
High Point
Greensboro Road
S. C. Clark
State Garden Club
W. C. Jones
Stewart
Randleman Club Hosts Bridge Evening in September Notes
In Randleman on Monday night Mrs Jack Newlin hosted a bridge gathering with four tables and prizes for Joe Malloy and Rozelle Smith. The issue also notes a Randleman Parent Teacher Association meeting at the school auditorium, a buffet supper hosted by Mrs J T Council, revival announcements at M P church, and various local residents’ activities and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Council
A. D. Stanton
T. M. Stanton
W. A. Sherrod
David Stanton
High Point
Joe Weaver
Archdale
John Woolen
Epsie
Rosabelle Woolen
Randleman
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Gladioli
Wayside Garden Club
J. Allen Austin
Steele Street
Austin
C. B. Mattocks
P. Y. Adams
J. A. Morris
Charles Risch
D. E. Richardson
Garden Club Council
Emerywood Club
Kappa Gamma Group
Ring Drug CO
Peggy Anne
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
F. F
Turpin-Willard
Industrial Committee
Thornton Glover
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Education Committee
H. I. Coffield
Club of
John C. Abels
High Point O. E. S
Mrs. Robt. Ingram
Bridge Club
Barfield-Chappelear
Flapper
By Sylvia
Butch
Kernersville
Nat Holder
Rachel Echols
Eloise Hastings
Joe Dean
Edward Walker
Honoree
Peggy Hester
Betty
Jewel Phillips
Emma Jean
Louise Joyce
Barbara Ann
Lois Hastings
Sara Lee
Marion Hastings
Polly Wall
June Hastings
Ollie Joyce
Jack Heter
Tommie
Houston Hastings
Robert Dale Phillips
Bobby Ross
Ted Smith
Rex
Don
Hugh Holder
Charles Hastings
Charlie Joe Dean
Edward Lee Walker
Doris Dean
Jimmie Echols
Bob Hedricks
Stella Smith
Frances Whitaker
Oak Ridge
Polly
Dove Donnell
Sam Vance, Jr
D. L. Donnell
J. R. Paddison
Lloyd Merriman
Richard Whitaker
Chase Idol
Clarence Stanley
Lawsonville
Henry E. Shore
Winston-Salem
Robert D. Shore
Louise Stanley
J. B. Stanley
John Cooke
Siler City
Marjorie
Virginia
Edith Beasley
English Street
Mrs. Allman
Scholl
di Scholls
R Te Tey
High Point Club
Mem
Randleman Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Talley
Lucille Freeman
Ellen Barker
J. B. Trogdon
H. Cochran
Ernest Talley
Cox
G. B. Trogdon
M. P
Williams
First Methodist Church
Point
Samuel Hinshaw
Randolph Hospital
H. H. Ha
Chalytrate Springs
Wilma Williams
Lillington
Willie Cameron
Progressive
Sanford
Vernon Floyd
High
Mrs. Floyd
Mike
Lexington
Lewis
P. C. Dean
Randlem
JS. W
Yur York
Piccadilly
Times Squar West 45Th ST
Broadway
Afeemed Moses
Ander Dreger
Plymouth
Capitol
Forrest
Caddlac
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