Calendar of local club meetings and civil defense drill
Tuesday 7 30 p m Ladies Auxiliary VFW to elect new officers at hall. Wednesday Garden Club meeting with Mrs O A Kirkman on East High Street at 10 a m and WW O T Club Red Cross work at 1 p m. Garden Study Club dressings 9 to 11 a m with Mesdames Walser and Van Loan leading. Mid-Week Study Club social at Mrs H W McCain on Johnson Street with Mrs P W Flagge in charge. 6 30 p m Business and Professional Women's Club dinner meeting at Elwood Hotel led by Mrs Margaret Farley. 7 30 p m Civilian Defense Drivers Corps drill at senior high school, Mrs Clarence Dawley urging attendance. Thursday 3 30 p m YWCA Board meeting in Adams Memorial Building with Mrs E Sheloff presiding. Friday 3 p m Canterbury Club with Mrs R V Hayworth in Jamestown for bi weekly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Emerywood Garden Club
O. A. Kirkman
East High Street
Ww. O. T
Garden Study Club
Red Cross Surgical
Joe Walser, Jr
J. W. van Loan
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
P. W. Flagge
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Margaret Farley
Elwood
Civilian Defense Drivers’ Corps
Clarence Dawley
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
E Sheloff
Canterbury Club
R. V. Hayworth
Jamestown
WCTU Heads To Confer On New Soldier Center
Charlotte April 6 Mrs L E Brown W C T U president heads to Durham to discuss opening a soldiers center for Camp Butner with Mrs J J Moore director of the W C T U soldiers and sailors department. They will visit Camp Butner Oxford Fairmont Fayetteville Fort Bragg Goldsboro to plan units and openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
L. E. Brown
North Carolina
W.C.T.U
Durham
Workers Needed for Red Cross Dressings Rooms
The April quota of surgical dressings arrived, bringing the total to 183 200 to be made for February and March. Mrs. Frank L. Judish says on time arrival is new but rapid output is required to meet deadlines, and more daytime workers are needed. she resigns as head of the surgical dressings division, to be succeeded April 15 by Mrs. A L Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Judish
Judish
A. L. Stevens
Madame Koo to Speak at Woman's College War Talk
Madame Wellington Koo, wife of China's ambassador to Great Britain, will discuss China's role in the war at Woman's College on Thursday April 29. The event follows the canceled lecture by Major Alexander de Seversky and highlights Koo's international prominence and advocacy for China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Koo
Woman's College
China
Alexander de Seversky
Madame Wellington Koo
Great Britain
United States
Burma
Europe
Chiang Kai-Shek
France
League of Nations
Conference Delegates to Address W S C S at Meet Night
Mrs. G C Haltom secretary of the Woman's Christian Service of the High Point District and Mrs. Wilson O Weldon from First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service will report on the recent Winston-Salem conference at the monthly meeting tonight. The gathering follows a covered dish supper in the church parlor with Mrs. Percy Payne presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Haltom
Woman's Ne of Christian Service
High Point
Wilson O Weldon
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Winston-Salem
Percy Payne
Many Social Events In News From Asheboro
Mrs. Curry Loflin hosted the Tuesday afternoon bridge club with four tables and nine prize winners. The New Deal bridge club met for two tables with high scores awarded to Mrs. Bright Holland and Mrs. James Webb. Rainbow girls initiated Betty Lou Ridge and installed new Eastern Star officers led by Mrs. W. S. Burrows. Mr. and Mrs. Marley wed in Ramseur. A Central Methodist class dinner was held at Old Hickory Cate Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Asheboro
Curry Loflin
J. T. Barnes
O. L. Presnell
George Joyner
Harvey Griffin
K. H. Boydell
I. C. Moser
J. F. White, Jr
Tiffany Barnes
Frank Jones
C. T. Loflin
H. K. Moore
Ed Crawford
New Deal Bridge Club
Mildred Webb
Bright Holland
James Webb
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Lodge
Betty Lou Ridge
Ethel Lovett
Grand Chapter
Masonic Order
First Baptist Church
Rainbow Assembly
Carl Loflin
Liberty
Marie Ward
Ed Finch
Huber
Earl Bulla
Central Methodist Church
Old Hickory Cate
Rationing News Highlights From OPA Reports
OPA listening posts report meat and canned goods rationing slipping smoothly into daily life. Households expect heavy weekend buying due to point limits. California producers seek ceiling on horsemeat demand, while WPB moves to trim trims and oilcloth shortages. Odds N Ends note shoe stamp potential, glycerine ban on cigarettes, castor oil in short supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty MacDonald
NEA
Washington
OPA
California
WPB
Junor
Local Notes on Society and Military Family Updates
Mrs. Igerker of Richardson Street left yesterday for Oakland to be with her husband Chief Petty Officer Parker who is a patient at the Naval Hospital. Lt. H S Covington athletic director at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland visits his sister Mrs F D McLeod Trinity after serving as Woodbury Forest College professor. Mrs. Leo Gaither of the City Accounting Department Staff is ill and moved to Guilford General Hospital. Mrs F C Sharp and Mr and Mrs R Hill Dyer travel to Leaksville for the death of their brother S Brewer Dyer from a heart attack. Mrs C F Wilson of 1604 Johnson Street is moved to Burrus Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs I A Teague of Thomasville Route One is confined at home with an infected throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Covington
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
F. D. McLeod
Trinity
Covington
Woodbury Forest College
Orange
Virginia
Leo Gaither
City Accounting Department
Guilford General Hospital
F. C. Sharp
R. Hill Dyer
Leaksville
S. Brewer Dyer
C. F. Wilson
Johnson Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
I. A. Teague
Thomasville
Grace McKaughan
William Pickett Hamlin
Ensign Hamlin
J. Royster Thurman, Jr
William T. Mowery
George J. Taylor
Maud Sapp Carraway
Helen McBee
Thurman
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Kansas City
U. S. Naval Reserve
Enterprise
Play by fifth grade opens Colonial Drive PTA program
Thomasville April 6 The regular PTA meeting at Colonial Drive School is postponed to Thursday night April 15. A fifth grade under Miss James will present a play titled Dr Jimmy, with the school Glee Club singing. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive
James
Dr Jimmy
Glee Club
Beula Mae Huttman Engaged to E J Reaves
Darlington South Carolina announces the engagement of Beula Mae Huttman daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Huffman to Ernest James Reaves of Darlington and Charlotte son of Mrs C J Reaves and the late Mr Reaves. They plan a mid April wedding and will reside in Charlotte.
Dietitians To Meet Wednesday At Durham Hotel
Dietitians gather in Durham April 7 for their annual meeting at Washington Duke Hotel and Duke Hospital. Lt. Dorothy Boyett of Fort Bragg and R B Roberts will address topics on Army hospital dietitians and food rationing. Sallie Mooring presents a hydration exhibit while a vitamin research film closes the session. The one day event expects about a hundred dietitians from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Boyett
Medical Station
Fort Bragg
R. B. Roberts
Durham
Washington Duke Hotel
Boyett
Army Hospital
Mr. Roberts
Jane Crow
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Duke Hospital
Tiphaine Burgess
Watts Hospital
N. C. Dietitie Association
Mrs Willis Wright Joins Husband In Fort Sill Okla
Mrs Willis Wright formerly Dorothy McCall left with her parents on Colonial Drive to Lawton Oklahoma where she will join her husband Pfc Wright now stationed as a heavy field artillery instructor at Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Wright
Husband
Fort Sill
Okla
Willis Wright, Jr
Lawton
Pfc. Wright
Over-the-Teacups Club Meeting Postponed
The Over-the-Teacups Club meeting with Mrs T J Gold scheduled for Thursday at one o'clock has been postponed two weeks. Members are asked to note the new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacups Club
T. J. Gold
City C. E. Union Executive Board to Meet Tonight
The High Point Christian Endeavor Union executive board will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM with Miss Eldora Hayworth at the home of her grandmother Mrs D E Richardson on the Asheboro Road. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Eldora Hayworth
D. E. Richardson
Asheboro Road
Mothers First Duty Child Care Says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that mothers with young children should prioritize home care over war work. She asserts children benefit from a mother's presence and warns against rationalizing leaving children for pay. Millett says war efforts matter but mothers of small children should stay home unless unable to feed them otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Sam
Garden Club To West Emerywood Meet Tomorrow
The West Emerywood Garden Club will meet with Mrs. O Arthur Kirkman at her East High Street home tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. This marks the regular April session of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Emerywood Garden Club
O. Arthur Kirkman
East High Street
Brentwood PTA to Elect New Officers Thursday Night
Brentwood School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday evening April 8 at 7 30 at the school. The regular April meeting will feature the election of a new slate of officers and full attendance is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Brentwood School
Philomathean Club Meeting Cancelled Until Later Date
The Philomathean Club will not meet this week as scheduled with Mrs. H. A. Millis. The meeting has been postponed to a later date and members are asked to note the change in plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
H. A. Millis
Anne Adams pattern 4332 for busy summer days
The two piece Anne Adams style 4332 offers a yoked blouse with simple lines and a front paneled skirt with optional contrast bodice. Available in women's sizes 32 through 46, size 36 requires 31-8 yards of 39 inch fabric and 7-19 yard contrast. Send sixteen cents for the pattern plus ten cents for the Spring Pattern Book to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Eastern States team of four match thriller in chess history
The Eastern States four man team match featured Mrs A M Sobel Howard Schenken and Peter Leventritt of New York and Charles H Goren and Sidney Siodor of Philadelphia facing Waldemar von Zedtwitz Harry J Fishbein Tobias Stone Alvin Roth of New York and Simon Becker of Philadelphia. After the first quarter Sobel trailed by 240 points but by half time her team led by 440 points after reaching 680 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern States
Mrs
A. M. Sobel
Howard Schenken
Peter Leventritt
New York
Charles H. Goren
Sidney Silodor
Philadelphia
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Harry J. Fishbein
Tobias Stone
Alvin Roth
Simon Becker
Mrs. Sobel
Six Clubs Bid Sparks Longstanding Bridge Dispute
In a sensational bridge match, Mrs Sobel sat out the third quarter and returned for a final period where her team won by 5090 points, aided by a donation from Tobias Stone and Alvin Roth. The centerpiece was a six clubs bid amid cue bidding and no losers, leading to a historic quarrel. Stone downed 600 at six clubs while at the other table Sobel’s team made six hearts, triggering a notable but unsettled dispute that echoed for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sobel
Tobias Stone
Alvin Roth
Stone
Roth
Sobel
Hearts
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Miss Polly Gentry
West End Beauty Shop
English Street
Randolph
Order of the Eastern Star
W. S. Burrows
W. H. Grimes
L. M. Mitchell
J. C. Bunch
Mary K. Fleet
Rocky Mount
Grand
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E. R. Ford
Greensboro
N. M. Harrison
Burrows
Kid Hannah
John M. Neely
Paul Hooper
Claude Cox
Roy Williams
Bessie Rice
J. A Hightower
Marshal
Jack Hayworth
Marjorie Monroe
Ada
C. M. Hayworth
Ruth
Tal Rochelle
Esther
Jack Siler
Electa
Margaret Beachum
Sentinel
Sarah Jane Bean Newell
Balfour
Jacob A. Marley
Ramseur
T. A. Cox
Route 1
Ned Po Hens
O.P.A
Stephen's Bible
Charles Gueth
Louise Avenue
Gueth
McLeod
Trinity Methodist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First
Everett Hedrick
East Lexington Avenue
Pete Oldham
Pentagons
Pentagon Club
Miss Huttman
E. J. Reaves
McKaughan-Hamlin
Durham Hotel
City C. E. Union
Garden Club
West
Emerywood
Brentwood PT. A
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Coffeyville
Kas
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Silodor
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