Hospital Guild Outlines Year's Work and Tea Plans
The Women's Guild of High Point Memorial Hospital met to plan the year's activities including a tea for nurses and women staff. The event will be led by Mrs. Jesse Washburn. The guild discussed establishing a hospital social worker and noted a June Tag Day fundraiser that netted $241.03 to fund a coffee shop in the new hospital.
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Hospital Guild
Women’s Guild
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jesse Washburn
Guild Pensiton
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest Drive
Joseph F. Hawkins
J. W. McGuinn
Harry Doctor
Matt Wall
Inex
Seng AA
Tone Tor
Han
Charlotte Guild
Guild
YWCA
District DAR Convening Here Tomorrow P.M.
Representatives of seven DAR chapters attend the Fourth district meeting at the Sheraton hotel. Registration starts 1:30 after a 12:30 luncheon honoring state president Mrs. Preston B. Wilkes of Charlotte. Mrs. John R. Myers will preside as district director and adjournment includes a tea in the Shera ballroom for local members and visiting chapter delegates.
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Fourth District
Shera
Births in High Point Memorial Hospital Notices
Mr and Mrs Honard M Ruegel announce a son born September 95 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit Kennedy Route No 1 Thomas ville announces daughter Linda Faye born September 24 at the Washington street Goodson Baby Mr and Mrs Robert Talford Goodson 118 W Hicks street announce son Gregory Eugene born September 26 at the ne streets of High Point Memorial hospital Mrs Goodson formerly Edna Earle Reaves Helms Twins Mr and Mrs W A Helms Route 4 announce twins Ronald Wayne and Ronald Ray born September 23 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital
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Russell
Honard M. Ruegel
Ragan Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kennedy
Thomasville
Linda Faye
Goodson
Robert Talford Goodson
W. Hicks Street
Gregory Eugene
High Po Memorial Hospital
Edna Earle Reaves
Helms
W. A. Helms
Route 4
Ronald Wayne
Ronald Ray
Boulevard
Social club and DAR events scheduled this week
The Wild Flower Garden Club meets at Mrs. Bain in Emerywood Estates with Mrs. Varnon assisting. Emerywood Country Club hosts a family night dinner. DAR luncheon honors Mrs. Preston D. Wilkes at the Sheraton Blue Room. Canterbury Club gathering at 901 Johnson Street with program by Mrs. Carson Burns. A tea for DAR visitors and convention attendees at the Sheraton. September Victory Dinner Dance at Emerywood Country Club features John Peddicord and his orchestra.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
Robert Bain
Emerywood Estates
Robert Varnon
Emerywood Country Club
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sheraton
Preston D. Wilkes
Charlotte
DAR
Canterbury Club
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Carson Burns
Sheraton Hotel
Emerywood
John Peddicord
Mrs. Wood Hosts Bridal Luncheon for Miss Lentz at Emerywood
Mrs. Frank Wood hosted a bridal luncheon at Emerywood Country Club on a Tuesday afternoon honoring Miss Christine Lentz, whose engagement to Raymond E. Kelly was announced. Eight guests attended, with a pink carnation and white gladioli centerpiece and a bridal motif place card marking the honoree’s seat. Mrs. Wood presented a crystal gift in the bride’s pattern.
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Frank Wood
Miss Lentz
Emerywood Country Club
Christine Lentz
Raymond E. Kelly
Ames
Iowa
Panama City
Fla
W. W. Lentz
Mrs. Wood
Crystal
Gloria Siderton
Geneva Crowder
Mary Lou Cecil
Philip Griffin
Robert M. Pierce
Hospitality fete for Bride-Elect Miss Lentz at Thomasville
Mrs. Harry Brown Finch and Miss Geneva Crowder hosted a dessert bridge in Thomasville for Miss Christine Lentz of High Point, the October bride elect to E Kelly. Guests included Misses Abel, Sheloff, Cecil, Ray, Shields, Ilderton, Herndon and others, with prizes and a bridal nosegay motif featured.
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Mrs. Finch
Miss Crowder
Geneva Crowder
Harry Brown Finch
Thomasville
Christine ‘Lentz
High Point
E. Kelly
Sarah Elizabeth Herndon
Miss Shields
Miss Lentz
Scrub Up Greeted Eugene Misses Weather Wash
Downtown Eugene sidewalks carried non waterproof slogans after a cleanup campaign. Rain washed away most of the paint leaving red footprints tracked across the town and the punny line Clean Up-Fix Up-Paint Up proved short lived.
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Eugene
Ore
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Styers Bride Elect in High Point
Miss Frances Styers of Greensboro, soon to wed Joseph L. Perkins Jr on October 13 in Greensboro, was toasted at an 8 PM shower hosted by Mrs Carl W Grubb in High Point. Guests enjoyed linen and silver gifts, bingo prizes, and light refreshments for the honoree and a family of Styers and Perkins relatives.
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Frances Styers
Greensboro
Joseph L. Perkins, Jr
Carl W. Grubb
Thomas Styers
Will R. Smith
Mesdames Marshal] Falls
Brant Ayers
Wilbur Lewis
Aubrey Perkins
Ellis Roach
High Point
Mesdames
Harold Styers
Lof Cavehabnes
Miss Styers
Dissolution of Japan War Labor Service Nears
Tokyo reports the dissolution of the Patriotic Labor Service associations, Japan s sole wartime labor organization, is imminent. It is expected to be rededicated by independent labor unions after the change.
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Tokyo
Domel
Patriotic Labor Service Associations
Japan
Uns
Women of Moose Chapter Night on War Relief
The Women of the Moose held their chapter night program at the Moose home with Senior Regent Louise Witherspoon presiding. Guest speaker Chas. F. Carroll spoke about the upcoming unity chest drive in October while Jo Ann Sowers performed a piano solo. Two candidates, Roxie Cave and P Beason, were initiated, followed by refreshments for members and visitors.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Louise Witherspoon
Jackie Musgr ’E
Chas. F. Carroll
Jo Ann Sowers
Roxie Cave
P Beason
Fire losses cut by heating overloads on era railway plan
The report notes that slightly over seven percent of fire losses in ice this year stemmed from heating overloads. It records Bal N. C. as the highest point on the era Railway System at minus 3,351 feet above sea level.
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Era
Bal N. C
Sea Lev
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Florist
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N. Main
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main &T. Zei
Vicks VA
Richardson’s Annual
Santa
Little Angel
Nancy Lee
Nancy Lee Bridal Doll
Women of Moose
S. Main ST
Walgreens
Horsman
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