Community club schedule notes for midweek events
The calendar lists a Mid-Week Bruly club work session at W C A rooms for Red work, a Business and Professional Women's dinner meeting at the Sheraton with a panel on Post War, a High Point Graduate Nurses dinner at the Y, and a High Point Girl Scout Council April meeting in the Scout recreation room. The Family Sight Dinner at the Country Club requires reservations, an USO Y M C A dance features Jimmy Harris and Rhythm Masters, and a Y W C A buffet supper for service men accompanies USO activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton
M. Shipman
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Lillian Marowe
High Point Girl Scout Council
Em- Country Club
YWCA Business Club Meeting Notes Third Quarter
Thirty three members and three guests attended the YWCA Bust and Professional Club meeting at Adams Memorial Building after dinner. Visitors included Mrs. J D Ross Miss Rubia Shelton and Ethel Perkins guest of Annabel Thompson. The routine business covered club projects and routine transactions while gifts were presented to several members with birthdays this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A. Bustand
Adams Memorial Building
J. D. Ross
Rubia Shelton
Ethel Perkins
Annabel Thompson
Miss Wells
Missesson
Mabel Griffith
Ruth Young
Muse
Frances
Cooperative Auxiliary Plans Afghan for Wounded Soldiers
Mrs. D. W. Hunter hosted Cooperative Auxiliary on Greenway Drive as they voted to join the Camp and Hospital Committee of the Red Cross to make an afghan for station hospitals. President H. D. Minnis presided. two visitors attended. many members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hunter
Cooperative Auxiliary
Monarch Auxiliary
Greenway Drive
Red Cross
H. D. Minnis
W. F. Clayton
Camp and Hospital
H. M. Taylor, Jr
Rothrock
A. H. Holton
R. B. Culler
L. H. Zimmerman
Julian, $. Hopkins
F. H. Barrett
Frank Mickey
E. R. Anderson
E. E. Younts
J. M. Lancaster
H. M. Taylor
Glenn Brown
Eight Garden Clubs Represented At City Council Meeting
Eight garden clubs attended the April Point Council of Garden Clubs meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs. Fred J. Bartlett was named city cleanup representative and urged club members to report cleanup needs by calling in. The event included a tour of the new High Points Garden Center opened by the council.
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Point Council of Garden Clu
Sheraton Hotel
High Points Garden Center
Garden Club Council
Fred J. Bartlett
Sherwood Forrest
Piedmont District Garden Ae
Atlanta
Garden Study
Point
Friendly
Easter travel and local wartime personnel notices
Mrs Roy Spearman and daughter Betty Blades plan Easter in Atlanta with Mr Spearman who works with the Red Cross at Southeastern Area HQ. William J Kidd goes to Riverside California to visit his daughter and son in law Sergeant Thurman L Burgess at Camp Haan for about four weeks. Friends note Miss Johnsie Loflin is improving after a throat infection at 209 Kennedy. Cpl Charles A Stafford and Mrs Stafford visit his sister Mrs J R Loflin and brother G H Stafford. Stafford stationed at Bigfield Texas. J R Loflin, engaged in war work at Knoxville Tennessee, visits family here. Mrs D S Lee recovers from tonsil operation at 406 White Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Spearman
Betty Blades
Atlanta
Mr. Spearman
Southeastern
American Red Cross
William J. Kidd
Riverside
California
Clyde Burgess
Thurman L. Burges
Camp Haan
Johnsie Loflin
Kennedy Street
Cpl
Charles A. Stafford
Hungarian Goulash Dinner Highlight and Bread Doughnuts
A 1940s style home menu features Hungarian Goulash as the main dish with cabbage and watercress salad and creamed asparagus. The article also includes a recipe for doughnuts and a bread-like batter cake with egg, sugar and nutmeg. It presents a full day’s meal plan with breakfast lunch and dinner suggestions and basic cooking steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Newman
Ladies' Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Harold McKee and R. D. Tillson led the North-South scores in the Emerywood Country Club weekly ladies bridge event. East-West honors went to Mesdames J. P. Armstrong and Frank Wood with Mrs. C. T. Anderson among the contract players. Runners-up and a full list of table participants follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McKee
R. D. Tillson
Emery_wood Country club
J. P. Armstrong
Frank Wood
C. T. Anderson
W. P. Hazelwood
C. Durland
Frank Sizemore
J. O. Hauschild
J. D. Hawkins
Lloyd Flythe
C. G. Mackintosh
Snider
Grady Goldston
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
Frances Johnson
Farrell Gray
Jack Thompson
Births of Grover Furr III and Isley Baby in High Point
Major and Mrs Grover C Furr Jr announce the birth of a son Grover C III on Monday in Washington D C Hospital while Mr and Mrs J M Isley of Asheboro announce a son Harry Peoples born Saturday at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Entomologists report moth worms can live up to 67 days at a given temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Furr, Jr
Grover C. III
Washington, D. C
Major Furr
Army Air Force
Furr
Jacquelyn Kinney
W. H. Kinney
Washington
Asheboro
J. M. Isley
Harry Peoples
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Church Social and Civic Notices Roundup
Church groups from Green Baptist First Baptist and Methodist plan meetings and events through the week. Pacemakers and Mary Harper Philathea class announce gatherings at homes on Lindsay Street Deep River Road and Main Street. The Woodmen circle meets tonight to discuss club business. Mary Conrad class outlines Mother Daughter banquet and Mothers Day goal for Baptist hospital with a Robe devotional. Surplus food supplies for the United Nations in 1943 estimated at about 62 million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Green Baptist Church
Mary Elizabeth Teer
Lindsay Street
Mary Harper Philathea
Main Street
Methodist Church
A. G. Deviney
Deep River Road
Mary Conrad
Mary .Conrad
First Baptist Church
James Paul
C. C. Hooks
Thurman Cass
Henry McLellan
Elford York
Tom Guy
The
Baptist Hospital
Claude Carter
Nancy Miller
United Nations
Costly Complex in Bridge Play Analyzed
In this contract bridge column Josephine Culbertson critiques early trump draws and showcases a cross-ruff line that yields all 13 tricks with careful play. The example features North South West and the final layout with spades diamonds clubs and hearts.
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North
West
Declarer
South
Pattern R4692 Patterns for Young Sewers Inspire Toddlers
Anne Adams pattern R4692 encourages children to attend Sunday school and join a party with simple princess lines. The cape appears in wool and cotton versions for variable weather, sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with yardage details for dress and cape. Includes a transfer motif pattern for linens and garments and an order option through High Point Enterprise.
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Mary Jane
Ines
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
Weat 17Th St
New York
Peace Council Plans Supper and Meeting
Peace Council Number Nine Daughters of America will hold a supper and business meeting in the hall over Leonard's Drug Store on North Main Street Friday evening at six o'clock. Members are asked to bring a covered dish. Several state officers are expected to attend the supper and the business meeting will follow immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Council
Daughters of America
Leonard's Drug
North Main Street
Rainbow of Girls Initiation Planned at Masonic Temple
Supreme Deputy Miss Mary Madison Baker of Reidsville will attend the institutional Rainbow of Girls meeting organized by the Masonic and Eastern Star orders. The event will conclude tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple with thirty six girls being initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Madison Baker
Reidsville
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Rainbow Assembly to Initiate Thirty-Six Girls in High Point
The Rainbow Assembly initiation for 36 girls is set for tomorrow evening at the Masonic Temple in High Point. Miss Madison Baker of Reidsville and Mrs. J. W. Johnson lead as guests and mother advisor respectively, with the Asheboro Assembly aiding supervision. The event includes a 6:30 supper and an 8:30 installation open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
Rainbow
Eastern Star
Masone
Main Street
Madison Baker
Reidsville
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Rainbow Assembly
Asheboro Assembly
Nance
J. W. Johnson
High Point Assembly
Soldier seeks wife for parachute silk wedding dress
Atlantic City dispatch reports First Lieut. Roy L. Lemons a Fayette County Ohio bomber veteran returned from the Aleutians has an old parachute ready to be woven into a wedding gown. He notes the silk fabric is fine and says he only needs a girl to marry him. He holds the Air Medal.
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Atlantic City
INS
Girls of America
Roy L. Lemons
Fayette, C
Aleutians
States
Lemons
Actress Finds Two Way Stretch Makes Poor Bank
International News Service reports Denver police recovered about 300 dollars from a trash container after Barbara Scully, star of Blos som Time, hid the money in her girdle before a New York road show performance. She thanked authorities and vowed to avoid risky concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Denver
INS
Barbara Scully
Miss Scully
New York
City Auditorium
ABC Hears Trio At ECC Meeting
Hazel Wright Dorothy Lee and Maxine Kennedy with Miss Marie Strother on piano entertained members of the American Business Club at the Emerywood Country Club dinner. They sang Grandfather Clock This Love of Mine Miss You Have I stayed awake too long Night and Day and Wishing. The club planned a scholarship fund for underprivileged boys to attend High Point College and asked the committee to work out details. Guests included Lt Commander E E Shelby and Lt (jg) Orin S Whitener of the U S Navy and M L Patrick and Jack Reed. Mrs L R Lotlin is recovering after major surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wright
Dorothy Lee
Maxine Kennedy
Marie Strother
American Business Club
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Wright
Miss Strother
M. Z. Perkinson
High Point College
E. E. Shelby
Orin S. Whitener
U. S. Navy
M. L. Patrick
Jack Reed
You Do What You Want To Do Says Elsie Robinson
The essay argues that all actions reflect inner choice and private desires. It cites a bitter woman whose hurt past fuels malice, insisting every habit and misstep originate from personal will, fear, or vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Rebekah Officers Club Meets Thursday With Miss Andrews
The Magdalen Rebekah Lodge Officers Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM with Miss Margaret Andrews at 308 Phillips Street per today s notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Prayer Band
A. G. Carson
Greer Street
Rebekah Officers Club
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Margaret Andrews
Phillips Street
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Par-T-Pak
D. S. Lee
B. C. Ridge
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Hackelford
B. Mortimer Coyle
Danville
Martha Newton
J. Mills Newton
J. D. Newton
Thomasville
Stratford College
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Grover C. Furr
Pacemakers Lass
Ward Street
Tomor
Grady Raines
Sinclair Stree
Woodmen’'s Circle
West Commerce Street
Mary Harpers
Josephine Culbertson
AKS
By Anne Dams
ABC
L. R. Lotlin
iHigh Point Memorial Hospital
Broadhurst Theatre
Smiley Burnette
Brenda
Taske
Southern Dairies
INCA
National Dairy Products Corporation
Joan Davis
NBC
RED Network
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