Mrs Joseph T Weaver Hosts Tea And Topics Club Meeting
The Tea and Topics club met at Trinity home of Mrs Joseph T Weaver for its first fall gathering with several visitors present. Mrs W F Clayton led the program and invited Mrs R M Hudson who spoke on war preparations from her summer trip through England Holland Germany Switzerland Italy and France. Mrs Hudson received a gardenia corsage as thanks and Mrs R H Sechrest presided over a brief business session. the club will base its study on new topics for the year. Guests included Mrs Horace Ragan Mrs Horace Ragan Jr Mrs O M McCampbell and Mrs C A Nicholas. members named follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Weaver
Trinity
Ance
W. F. Clayton
R. M. Hudson
England
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
France
Europe
O. M. McCampbell
C. A. Nicholas
E. 8
Wall
Horace Haworth
G. I. Humphreys
R. H. Sechrest
R. M. Andrews
Logan Porter
W. F. Armfield
W. W. Idol
H. D. Sears
Charles E. Siceloff
State AAUW Executive Board to Meet in Here Tomorrow
Preparations complete for tomorrow's state executive board meeting of the American Association of University Women. The session convenes at 11 a.m. in the annex of Central Friends' church with Mrs. Henry A. White hosting. Mrs. C. T. Waneer of Charlotte will preside, and Dr. Harold Meyer of the University of North Carolina will address the afternoon session on Europe’s political situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Central Friends’ Church
Jane
Henry A. White
C. T. Waneer
Charlotte
Harold Meyer
University of North Carolina
Meyer
Europe
A. m
North Carolina
Dinner Meeting Aids Ninth District Medical Society
Dr and Mrs F R Taylor attended a dinner meeting last evening at the Woman's club in Thomasville tied to the Ninth District Medical society. Dr Taylor and Dr W L Jackson also took part in the afternoon session of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Taylor
Woman's Club
Thomasville
Ninth District Medical Society
Dr. Taylor
W. L. Jackson
Correction issued for birth announcement address
A birth notice for a daughter to Mr and Mrs R H Melton listed 1402 Harmon Street but misprinted Highland Avenue. The Enterprise publishes this correction to set the record straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Melton
Harmon Street
Highland Avenue
Woman's Missionary Societies Meet in Ward Street Church
Zone two Greensboro District WM S gathered at Ward Street M E Church with Mrs George Robbins in chair. About fifty delegates attended as Rev R C Kirk led devotional and welcome, then reports from presidents noted splendid work followed by luncheon hosted by the hostess church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Societies
Zone Two
Greensboro
Ward Street
M. E
George Robbins
R. C. Kirk
C. &. Groome
C. A. McMurray
Beta Club Chapel Program At Trinity High School
Trinity High School hosted a Beta Club chapel in which officers were elected Thad Steed as president Bill Welborn as vice president and Annie Spencer as secretary treasurer. New members include Nelva Myers Helen Coward Lottie Redding Virginia Sink Joseph Yates Raymond Tatum and Sidney Underwood. Principal F D McLeod praised the club’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
Beta Club
National Honorary Society
Thad Steed
Bill Welborn
Annie Spencer
Spencer
Dorothy Wall
Marie Thayer
Nelva Myers
Helen Coward
Lottie Redding
Virginia Sink
Joseph Yates
Raymond Tatum
Sidney Underwood
F. D. McLeod
Personal Appearance Opens Greensboro Entertainment Series
Greensboro article notes the three act comedy Personal Appearance opens at Aycock auditorium on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. by the Play Likers. The Broadway success follows Gladys George as the lead on Broadway and outlines a satire of Hollywood glamour with a waitress turned star whose rise goes to her head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Aycock
Womans College of the
University of North Caroline
Gladys George
New York City
Harvest Tea and Dances Highlight Social Calendar
The Girl Scout Council hosts a Harvest Tea at Mrs. E. H. Blackard’s Hillcrest Drive for leaders and committee members. The Cavalier club hosts a Sedgefield Manor dance with Swing Club Orchestra. Piedmont German club opens monthly dances at Emerywood Country Club with John Peddicord's Winston-Salem orchestra. North Carolina AAUW division executive board meets Saturday with local chapter president Mrs. H. A. White as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
E. H. Blackard
Hillcrest Drive
Cavalier Club
Sedgefield Manor
Swing Club
Piedmont German Club
Emerywood
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
College Tea Welcomes Rushees During Rush Week
High Point college literary societies hosted a three to six tea at Mrs. N P Yarboroughs Wiltshire boulevard home. Freshman women and transfer students joined about 100 guests with Mrs Yarborough and society officers presiding. Games contests and refreshments highlighted the event. Decision Night for the literary societies is set for Roberts Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
N. P. Yarborough
Wiltshire Boulevard
Colorful Needlework Exhibit At Randolph County Fair
A large Randolph County Fair display showcases fancy work from the home economics department and school exhibits. Highlights include a Boy Scout tent and model camp, vast county school spaces, and Liberty public school kitchen unit with maps posters and reading centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Randolph Ciy Fair
J. P. Cox
Jula Routh Jones
Fancy
Home
Liberty Public
Grays’ Chapel
Seagrove
Informal Tea At Brentwood School
The Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association hosts a Thursday evening informal reception in the school auditorium for parents and teachers. Principal Mrs. Coe leads the event with W. H. Elliott and others in attendance. Fielding Kearns provided piano music as the hospitality committee offered punch and wafers beside a fall flower display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Japan Records Extensive Earthquake Count in Recent Period
Report notes Japan has endured at least 22 100 earthquakes in the last years, reflecting ongoing seismic activity. Officials stress monitoring and preparedness amid frequent tremors across regions and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Local BPWC Members Attend Third District Picnic in Greensboro
Eight clubs in the Third District gathered at the Masonic Temple in Greensboro for a picnic supper led by new district director Mrs Lola Y Irvin of Reideville. State Federation president Mrs Deas M Gurganus of Raleigh spoke on federation activities and upcoming plans including National Business Women's Week October 9 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Y. Irvin
Reideville
Third District of Business and Professional Women
North Carolina
Greensboro
Masonic Temple
Irvin
Eloise Ward
High Point
Clara Whitehead
Deas M. Gurganus
Raleigh
State Federation
Grand Rapids
Charleston
South Carolina
Myrtle Ellen LaBarr
National
High Point Club
O. B. James
E. M. Shipman
T. R
Mere
Reidsville
Third District of Business and Professional Women's Clube
Idylwild Club Plans First Fall Dance at Sedge Field Manor
Cards issued for the Idylwild club fall dance to be held at Sedge Field Manor tomorrow evening. John Peddicord and the Winston Salem orchestra will play starting at 9. Miss Anne Tyree will be the featured vocalist. Admission by card only for members and invited guests from High Point Greensboro Winston Salem and Asheboro. The club hosts dances bi weekly through fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
John Peddicord
Winston-Salem
Anne Tyree
High Point
Greensboro
Asheboro
Younts Murphy Host Linen Shower for Mrs Sharpe on Oak Street
Mesdames Younts and Murphy entertained to compliment Mrs Raeford Murphy with a linen shower at Mrs Tally Sharpe's Oak Street home. Games were played. prizes went to Mrs Buster Beal and Mrs Banks Murphy. Gifts, hot chocolate, cakes and nuts served to guests list Mrs Beal Banks Murphy Lloyd Daley Carl Owens Ben Nichols Eva Sharpe Grady Wilson Janice and Peggy Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Murphy
Lloyd Daley
Carl Owens
Ben Nichols
Eva Sharpe
Grady Wilson
Little Janice
Peggy Murphy
Deep River Philathea Meets. Local Social Notes
The Deep River Philathea held its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. M. A. Wood presiding and a good turnout. Sandwiches, baky and coffee were served. Several residents, including Ralph Thornton and Lydia Thrift families, visited relatives in Liberty and Kernersville. Arthur Dillon burned his foot when a lamp exploded. he is improving with medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River Philathea
M. A. Wood
Mia
Ralph Thornton
Lydia Thrift
Liberty
Clarence Jordan
Roland
Edna Mathes
Kernersville
D. P. Kerner
Frank Smith
Robert Lohy
Near Trinity
T. J. Jones
Ruth Marie White
Alton White
Claudia Thornton
Dewey Ridge
High Point
McWhorter
Cleo Lowe
Clyde Jackson
Greensboro
Arthur Dillon
German Club Opens Fall Dance Series At Emerywood
The main German club hosts its first fall dance at Emerywood Country Club tonight. Dancing runs 9:30 to 1:26 with Jimmie Livingston and his orchestra. Admission is by card. earlycomers may win a grand prize. The band is en route to Texas for a Rice Hotel engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
James E. Foseue
Jimmie Livingston
Livingston
Texas
Rice Hotel
Cavalier Club Dance Tonight at Sedgefield
The Cavalier club hosts its first dance at Sedgefield Manor with Swing Club Orchestra providing music. The group recently performed at Ocean Drive and other resorts drawing a large young following in the two Carolinas. Sponsors and escorts listed include Miss Helen Crowder with Archie Newton and Ruth Pollock with H. M Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalier Club
Sedgefield Manor
Swing Club
Ocean Drive
Carolina Beach
Pawley
Ireland
Carolinas
Helen Crowder
Archie Newton
Ruth Pollock
H. M Taylor
Marilyn Reaves
Jim Horney
Grace Luck
Wilton Deamon
Phyllis Pinkston
Lloyd Webster
McAnally Heads to Chicago to Complete Medical Studies
Albert McAnally recently finished a two year medical program at the University of North Carolina and departed for Chicago to complete his medical course at the University of Chicago. He was recommended by UNC officials to Chicago University based on an outstanding academic record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McAnally
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Chicago
University of Chicago
McAnally
Chicago University
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