Local U. D. C. Chapter Hosts Meeting At West Farriss Home
Mesdames Stewart and Phillips hosted the High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs R K Stewart’s 303 West Farriss Avenue. A program featured a devotional, national convention notes, a report by Mrs J Kirkman, remarks by Mrs Irwin Paylor, and music by Mrs Edith Sherrod. Refreshments followed with a silver and white tea setting as about twenty five ladies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
West Farriss Avenue
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. N. Phillips
Stewart
A. T. Wiehart
C. le Whitaker
J. &. Kirkman
Columbia, & C
Ausasha
North Carolina
Irwin Paylor
United Confederate Veterans
Kirkman
Edith Moore
Sher
A. T. Wishart
J. F. Hayden
Alpha Theta Psi Alumnae Meet With Bingoand Gifts
Alpha Theta Psi Alumnae Chapter of High Point College held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. C. Peebles home in Archdale. After a business session members played bingo for prizes, Mrs. Frank Ferrell received candlesticks and a crystal fruit bowl, a sweet course with Russian tea followed for numerous attendees including Leslie Johnson Thelma Moss Ina McAdame Lucille Browne Ann Moss Ora Mae Welborn Annie Lee Jarrell Vera Smith Elizabeth Hoffman Jewel Welch Mary Tice Unity Nash and several husbands and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
High Point College
C. Peebles
Archdale
Honor Wardell
Helen Raper
Frank, Ferrell
Leslie Johnson
Thelma Moss
Ina McAdame
Lucille Browne
Ann Moss
Ora Mae
Hazel Welborn
Annie Lee Jarrell
Vera Smith
Elizabeth Hoffman
Jewel Welch
Mary Tice
Unity Nash
Mesdames
Frank Ferrell
Tyree Nabors
John Jennings, Jr
James Brooks
W. J. Carter
Nathan Napier
Archie Koonts
T. EB. Strickland
Flower Show Schedules And Judging Classifications
The High Point Garden Club Council sponsors the community Flower Show scheduled for October 4 and 6. The schedule outlines judging criteria for roses, dahlias, annuals, perennials, lilies, shrubs, potted plants, arrangements, and horticultural products. Prizes will follow the points standards set by classifications and entries may be submitted at the Chamber of Commerce or Richardson's Department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
Richardson's Department Store
High Point Garden Club Council
R. R. Blackburn
Arrangements
Salisbury Altrusan To Address Club Here
Miss Lena Boley president of the Salisbury Altrusa Club will present the program at the semi monthly dinner meeting at the Sheraton hotel. She will speak on My Hobby and display handkerchiefs collected over years. Mrs. Mary Ballard chairs the program and will introduce the speaker. Guests are asked to arrive by six thirty for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Boley
Salisbury
Altrusa Club
High Point Club
Sheraton Hotel
Misa Boley
Safle
Mary Ballard
Sedgefield Hunt To Meet Tomorrow
Attention Sedgefield Hunt members for the organization meeting at Sedgefield Inn tomorrow evening September 28 at 8 o'clock Hunt secretary Nathan M Ayers announces plans for the coming season and asks members to be present to vote on the plans. DAUGHTER BORN TO THE G G TAYLORS Calista Gene born at 1907 East Green Street to Mr and Mrs G G Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Nathan M. Ayers
Hunt
G. G. Taylors
G. G. Taylor
Calista Gene
East Green Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
The Wayside Garden Club hosts a brankiwick stew at Merc G. Hutchens home on West Lexington. Altrusa hosts dinner at Sheraton with Lena Boley as guest speaker. Eastern Star welcomes Edna Moag from Greensboro. Wednesday features book club and study clubs at Clark and Gluyas homes. Tea and Topics opens Fall meetings at Weav er home. Friday includes Harvest Tea for Girl Scout leaders at Blackard home and a Cavalier dance at Sedgefield Manor with Swing Club Orchestra. Piedmont German club starts fall dances at Emerywood Country Club with John Peddicord’s band. Saturday hour 1 a m North Carolina division AAUW executive board meets with local hosts Mrs. H. A. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsday & P. m
Wayside Garden Club
Merc. G. BE. Hutchens
Lexington Avenue
Altrusa Club
Tts
Sheraton Hotel
Mies Lena Boley
New Salisbury Altrusaulus
High Point Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Edna Moag
Greensboro
Girl Scout Council
Mra. FE. H Blackard
Hillcrest Drive
Cavalier Club
Sedgefield Manor
Swing Club
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
North Carolinas Division of American Association of University Women
Friends Annea
H. A. White
Local society notes from Shreveport and area
John W. Brewer of Shreveport visits his sisters Miss Ann Brewer and Mrs. T G Elkins. Mrs. W L Lee returns from a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J B Griffin in Salisbury. Louise Edmonds Mrs Ernest Dennis and Mrs Ways Green return from Atlanta. Belance Products rep Bruce Craven attends Asheville district meeting with Ruth Brock Kramer and Margaret Davis. M T Lite and wife of Hickory visit High Point and stay with H Massey and J Moran. Alyse Smith of Burlington to visit D H Parsons at Far’s avenue. George Wood Sr and family return from Myrtle Beach where son Dr George T Wood recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Edmonds
Ernest Dennis
Mrs. Ways
Green
Atlanta
Bruce Craven
Belance Products
Asheville
Ruth Brock Kramer
Greensboro
Margaret Davis
Morehead City
George Wood, Sr
Myrtle Beach
George T. Wood
YWCA Club Weiner Roast At Millis Farm
Florence Nightingale club met at Albion Millis home on Greensboro road for a weiner roast. Mrs Millis welcomed members and urged a fall return. The group was invited to join Greensboro YWCA Acorn club for a birthday banquet on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Albion Millis
Greensboro Road
Winston-Salem
Camp Betty Hastings
Zillah R. Hopkins
Miss Nell Nowlin Bridge Hostess For Miss Miles
Greensboro social page notes Miss Nell Nowlin hosted a mixed bridge shower for Miss Nancy Byrd Miles at 1504 Northfield Street. Guests from High Point included Mrs. Robert Cook and Miss Margaret Hedrick. Other events in the wedding week include a dinner party and a rehearsal cake cutting at Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Byrd Miles
Greensboro
J. Walter Hedrick
Nell Nowlin
Northfield Street
High Point
Robert Cook
Margaret Hedrick
Edythe Crooks
John W. Hedrick
Coltrane Clan Holds 14th Annual Reunion At Ebenezer Church
More than 200 Coltrane family members gathered at Ebenezer church in Rendall county for the 14th annual reunion. James E. Coltrane was elected president with Homer Coltrane as vice president Hazel Coltrane as secretary treasurer and Mrs C B Adams registrar. The day featured speeches by Clifford Frazier D B Coltrane and Rev Victor L Maresh and a performance by Martha Sue Coltrane Mary Lou Bernice C V Gamble and Mrs W C Hodgin followed by a family histories segment and a post luncheon program concluding with a solo by J Gurney Briggs. The next reunion will be at the same place and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coltrane
Ebenezer Church
Rendall
James E. Coltrane
Homer Coltrane
Hazel Coltrane
C. B Adams
Hazel Richardson Murrow
Clifford Frazier
Greensboro
Raleigh
C. B. Adams
Randleman
Victor L Maresh
Martha Sue Coltrane
Mary Lou, Bernice
C. V Gamble
W. C. Hodgin
J. Gurney Briggs
Glenda Gale Edmonds Celebrates Third Birthday
Glenda Gale Edmonds daughter of Marcus J Edmonds was honored by her father and grandmother Mrs Mattie Edmonds at their home 1420 Welborn Street on Saturday afternoon. After games and pictures the group enjoyed ice cream and cake. She received many gifts from friends and relatives including Donree Greenwood Lorraine Kivett Larry Wilson Day Green Frankie Lawson and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Gale Edmonds
Marcus J. Edmonds
Mattie Edmonds
Welborn Street
Donree Greenwood
Lorraine Kivett
Larry
Gala Wilson
Day Green
Frankie Lawson
Alwayne
Garland Blair, Jr
J. W
Rodney Wells
Heel
Mr and Mrs Shelton Move To New Residence
Mr and Mrs R E Shelton have moved from 310 Woodrow Avenue to a new home at 105 Ferndale Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shelton
R. E. Shelton
Woodrow Avenue
Ferndale Live
Pentagon Girls To Meet Tonight
Miss Patricia Hall will entertain the members of the Pentagon Girls club tonight at 7 30 at her home on Montheu avenue All members are requested to be present. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Mrs J D Broadwell of 703 Highland avenue announce the birth of a daughter Dolores Dare on September 24 at Guilford General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Allen Horn
Harvey
Allen
Thomas Clark
Guilford General Hospital
Patricia Hall
Pentagon Club
Montheu Avenue
J. D. Broadwell
Highland Avenue
Dolores Dare
Nat Walker
W. F. Rader
Newton
Ray Hoover
Lesington Avenue
Arthur Black
Everett Myers
Burgess Morris
Georgetown
D. C
Ina Chisholm
Greeneboro
Molly Lambeth
Randolph Street
Greensboro
J. B. Lambeth
James Lambeth, Jr
R. M. Cooksey
T. Austin Finch
C. F. Lambeth
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Charles
J. Walter Lambeth
Walter Rapp
Marty Kreuger
Winston- Salem
New York
James Lambeth
Mabel Hoover Hargett
Richard Hargett
High Point
Mrs. P M Sherrill Hosts Bridge Tea For City Teachers
Mrs. P M Sherrill hosted a bridge party at the Woman's Club building in Thomasville to honor the city school faculty. Fifteen bridge tables, fall flowers, and prizes for top scores marked the afternoon. Other items note births and local social visits among residents and faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
P. M. Sherrill
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Gladys Herring
Isabel Monson
Forrest Grimes
Isabel Boyles
Ruth Martin
Clara Harrison
Hitler Replies to Roosevelt on Sudeten Rights Crisis
The German leader argues history from 1918 and Versailles, denounces Czech policies toward Sudeten Germans, and claims injustice demands a prompt settlement. He criticizes Prague, defends German self determination, cites mass exile and persecution, and states Germany seeks peace but may act if Prague resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Versailles
Europe
Sudetenland
Hapsburg
Wilson
Czechslovak
League of Nations
Prague
Nurnberg
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Butterfly Life Span Facts
The article notes the typical butterfly life is about five weeks and that many species are unable to eat during their brief existence.
Pentecostal Debate Sparks Letters to Editor
A reader letter from Pastor C. Noble of P. H. Church Point, N. C. argues tongues are for believers and cites Acts 2 and 1 Corinthians 14, rebutting a prior critique. The piece describes the Pentecostal experience, a debate night, and appeals for cordial discussion and mutual respect.
High Point Alumni Chapter Meeting Set as Weiner Roast
High Point college faculty are invited to the third monthly High Point chapter alumni meeting next Monday at 6 30 pm at the Postal Employes cabin off highway 10 A. The event features a weiner roast and welcomes all locals who attended the college. The group plans to discuss its role in Home Coming Day, a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
John
Jerusalem
Paul
High Point College
High Point
Highway 10-A
Ayl
Brigadier Club Meets Tonight At Rankin Home
The Brigadier club will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at Edwin Rankin's home on Club drive. Members are asked to attend as plans for full social functions will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Club
Edwin Rankin
Friendly Garden Club Fall Flower Show Planned
The Friendly Garden Club will hold its annual fall flower show on Wednesday from 2 to 5 at the home of W. L. Kivett on Kivett Drive. Public is invited to attend and members should have their exhibits in by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
W. L. Kivett
Kivett Drive
Domino Club Meeting This Evening
The regular meeting of the Domino Club will be held at 7 45 tonight. Miss Clay Kirkman will be hostess at the home of Mrs Claude Smith located at 1 Cedrow Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino Club
Nine Face Trial in Beaufort on Federal Liquor Charges
Durham Sept 27 Four Beaufort county men died with heading a million dollar conspiracy to defraud government of liquor taxes called to trial in federal court here today. The defendants include W Hitt and his brother Robert Mille Clifton Mills Guy Mills Guy Lewis Mills Jesse Clayton Warren and Mark Shackles. Federal agents said the liquor ring had outlets in Ham Raleigh Greensboro Chapel Hill among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Beaufort County
W. H.itt
Robert Mille
Clifton Mills
Guy Mills
Guy Lewis
J Mills
Jesse Clayton
Warren
Mark Shackles
al Liquor
Ham
Raleigh
Greensboro
Chapel Hill
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Mesdames Stewart and
Phillips
Rod Sang
Plano
J. M. Salebury
R. H. Sechrest
Louisiana
Old South
Mr. Sherrod
Cariseimi
Michail Arne
Py Lasse
Alpha Theta Psi
Salisbury Altrusan
Chi
Ine
Mra
Clark
Parkway
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. W Gluyas
Greenway Drive
R. I. Quigtey
Joseph T. Weaver
Main Street Methodist Church
Circle Two
John W. Brewer
Shreveport
Ann Brewer
T. G. Elkins
W. L. Lee
J. B. Griffin
Alyse Smith
Burlington
Mrs
D. H. Parsons
Far ‘s# avenue
Ywca Club
Millis Farm
Miss Nell Nowlin
Miss Miles
Coltrane Clan
Pentagon
P.M. Sherrill
Benny Blue
Maye Livengood
Weat Main Street
Hitler
Roosevelt
Sudeten Cormans
Crediify
Sudeten
Fuehrer
Ihs
Austria
Nowise
Devil
C. Noble
P. H
Church Point
N. C
Ward Street
P. H. Ch
C. Francis N
Ehe
Beaufort
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