Calendar of club meetings and social events
Monday 7 30 p m nurses aid class at Red Cross. Tuesday 3 p m garden club at Mrs J G Snipes 408 Steele Street and 4 ey sale to follow. 7 30 p m Alexander Martin chapter D A R meets with Mrs W T Powell. Altrusa 26th anniversary dinner at Sheraton. Beta Sigma Phi bridge at Mrs William Mowrey home. Wednesday 10 a m garden clubs business meeting and speaker on Victory Gardens. Junior Service League meeting with luncheon at Em erywood Club. Twentieth Century Club at Howell Street. Women’s Club Y W C A with Miss Marietta Kettunin. Beta Sigma Phi at Otteray Drive. Graduate Nurses dinner at Y W C A reservations due. Council of Jewish Women meeting moved a week earlier. Friday Priscilla Club at Parkway. April Evening Bridge at Emerywood Country Club. Saturday final Beta Sigma Phi rush Coca Cola party at Mrs H B Crawford Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Snipes
Steele Street
Alexander Martin Apter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. T. Powell
Parkway
Mesdames
H. A. Millis
C. C. Hayworth
A. T. Wishart
Edgar Whitener
Dora Richardson
Good Will Garden Club
G. I. Humphreys
Wayside Garden Club
R. A. Sheroff
Johnson Street
P. M. Davis
Victory Gardens
Junior Service League
Emerywood Club
E. D. Henderson
Howell Street
Twentieth Century Club
Women's Club
Marietta Kettunin
Women's College of U. N. C
Priscilla Club
S. C. Clark
Emerywood Country Club
R. B. Terry
Wayside Garden Club Meeting Planned at Johnson Street
The Wayside Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 o clock in the morning at the home of Mrs. R A Sheloff on Johnson Street The program will feature Mr P M Davis discussing Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
R. A. Sheloff
Johnson Street
P. M. Davis
New Nurses Aid Class to Meet Tonight at Red Cross
The first meeting of the new Nurses Aid Class will be held tonight at the Red Cross office at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Girl Scout Troop 18 Celebrates Birthday Party
Girl Scout Troop No 18 held its annual birthday party at Mrs W K McCain home 800 Sunset Drive Friday evening. Performances included tap dance violin piano and vocal solos with refreshments and gifts for leaders and council leaders. Members attended Joan Bissell Joane Greene Rachael Leonard Margaret Smith Betty Ann Rankin and many others with guests Mrs Burnett and Miss Mary Ruth Kimmery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
W. K. McCain
Sunset Drive
Joan Bissell
Rachael Leonard Ao Pees
Joane Greene
Jean Weekley
Margaret Smith
Betty Ann Rankin
Mabel Burnett
Phyllis Fesperman
Betty Jean Shields
Marcilene Ayers
Margaret Harris
Girl Scouts Are We
Joyce Loftin
McCain
R. H. Smith
Burnett
Mary Ruth
Kimmery
Judy Garrett
Barbara Lee
Beta Sigma Phi Rush Week Planned With Socials
The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority announces a busy rushing week starting with a Tuesday bridge party at 8 pm hosted by Mrs. William Mowrey at North Main Street home of her mother Mrs. Arthur Ellison. Wednesday 7 30 pm meeting hosted by Misses Anne and Frances Chappell on Otteray Drive. Saturday 3 pm coca cola party at Mrs. H B Crawford 408 Parkway to conclude events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
H. B. Crawford
Parkway
William Mowrey
Arthur Ellison
North Main Street
Beta Sigma Phis
Anne
Frances Chappell
Otteray Drive
Easter Cantata by Wesley Memorial Junior and Young Peoples' Choirs
The Wesley Memorial Church Junior and Young People's Choirs presented an Easter cantata at 11 a.m. with Dr C Excell Rozzelle delivering the sermon. Mary Sue Briggs led the offertory solo, and Bob Gayle conducted both choirs. Soloists included Peyton Voorhees Mary McMullan Nancy Sechrest Sherley Redding Diane Snider Jane Baucom and Jimmy Woollen. Despite colds, Redding and Ucom filled in last minute for scheduled performers, and the program ended with Blessing and Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
C. Excell Rozzelle
Mary Sue Briggs
Young People’s Choir
Bob Gayle
Peyton Voorhees
Mary McMullan
Nancy Sechrest
Sherley Redding
Diane Snider
Jane Baucom
Jimmy Woollen
Divine Redeemer
Joanne Sechrest
Jane Ucom
Clariann Massey
Local residents visit relatives and recoveries noted
Mr. J C Wall and Mrs Ed Hayworth left for Lincoln Nebraska to visit their brother Pft Jacob Percy Wall accompanied by Miss Rachel Brile. Another sister Mrs Hal Hicks of Los Angeles will meet them in Lincoln. Mrs C F Wilson 77 of 1604 Johnson Street was briefly hospitalized at Burrus Memorial Hospital then returned home and may receive visitors. Cpl and Mrs F B Shackelford Jr and Mrs I Foy Horton were weekend guests of their parents in Oakwood Court. Capt G B Anderson of Camp Blanding was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs J R Steele. Mrs W B Pearson of Haw River spent weekend with daughter Mrs Joe West and sister Mrs H K Collins of Durham also visited. Miss J Clyde Bostian Oak Hill School faculty member injured in April 1 motor accident has moved from Burrus Memorial Hospital to her Emerywood Court Apartments home to convalesce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wall
Ed Hayworth
Lincoln, Neb
Pft
Jacob Percy Wall
Rachel Brile
Hal Hicks
Los Angeles
Calif
Lincoln
C. F. Wilson
Johnson Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
W. B. Pearson
Haw River
Joe West
Montheu
J. Clyde Bostian
Oak Hill School
Emerywood Court Apartments
Lebanon Christian Endeavors Meet At Church Social
The Senior Christian Endeavor of Lebanon Methodist Church held its regular Sunday evening gathering with Miss Doris Swaim as leader. The program focused on strength to Follow Jesus and featured a vocal number by Misses Nora Lee and Margaret Phillips. A brief business session followed led by president Jeanette Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Methodist Church
Doris Swaim
Jesus
Nora Lee
Margaret Phillips
Jeanette Cole
High Point Young Adults Fellowship Meeting at Lebanon
The High Point Young Adults Fellowship held its spring session at Lebanon Methodist Church on Friday night April 9. President George Elder led the business portion with reports from various groups and Earl Brewer showed moving pictures from Camp Carlyle. Plans were announced for a Young Adult Assembly tied to the children’s workers conference at Lake Junaluska from July 12 to July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Young Adults Fellowship
Lebanon Methodist Church
Bill Newsome
George Elder
Earl Brewer
Camp Carlyle
Children’s Workers
Lake Junaluska
Christian Endeavors At Welch Memorial Meet
The Welch Memorial Church Christian Endeavor Society held a 6 15 service with Mrs. Roscoe Briley presiding. Mr. E F Seagrove led a program as Mrs Lois Harrison and Mrs Mabel Joyner sang a duet. Mrs Colon Kennedy read scripture and Arnold Koontz spoke on How to Grow Rich. Officers were elected for the youth group and a Africa study will begin with Mr Davis leading. plans for expanded recreation were discussed. Contributions were noted for the Aunt Lizzie Welch Classroom parlor at First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Welch Memorial Churc
Roscoe Briley
E. F. Seagrove
Lois Harrison
Mabel Joyner
Colon Kennedy
Arnold Koontz
Wesley Memorial Church
Joanne Sechrest
Patricia Hubbard
Farish Sizemore
Richard Crowder
Hulda Whitely
George Davis
Africa
Davis
Lizzie Welch
Arnold J. Koonce
Percy Payne
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Belvin Moore
A. M. Richardson
Ralph Vance
Wesleyan Service Guild
Simple demure frock Pattern 4299 by Anne Adams
A readable ad describes a simple demure misses dress design Pattern 4299 by Anne Adams with a horseshoe neckline and tiny collar. It suggests cotton or synthetic scroll print fabric and lists misses sizes 12 through 20 with size 16 requiring 3 1/4 yards of 35 inch material. Orders are to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York for twelve or sixteen cents plus ten cents for the Spring Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Sharing Of Garden Tools Amid Wartime Shortages
Betty MacDonald reports widespread tool shortages as Victory Garden plots expand and hardware stores face empty shelves. Measures under WPB rules limit new tool shipments. households are urged to share gear, conserve copper and brass, and salvage items like condensed milk tins. Salient notes include possible sugar rationing for canning, use of glass jars with unknown processing times, and projected increases in frozen vegetables and potato planting with limited metal outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Victory Gardens
Salt Lake City
Prentiss Brown
OPA
Department of Agriculture
Good Will Garden Club to Meet Wednesday at Ten
The Good Will Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs G J Humphreys. This will be an important business meeting, and it is asked that all members be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
G. J. Humphreys
War Bond Funds To Clear Through Defense Office
Civilian Defense Office announced that block leaders must clear all funds from the sale of War Bonds each day of the drive through that office. The office will be open for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Office
Civilian Defense Office
Wartime Living Teaches Children Responsibility For War Aid
Ruth Millett argues wartime living offers parents a chance to teach cooperation and duty to children. By sharing car pools, reducing domestic help needs, and buying war bonds, families model government involvement. Parents should assign children daily chores and emphasize sacrifices to aid the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Cooper
George
Christian Science Sunday Services Discuss Sickness and Sin
Sunday services across Christian Science Churches explored the reality of sin sickness and death with passages from Psalms Isaiah and Science and Health. The Golden Text prayed for God to bless and reveal his saving health to all nations as believers seek a higher spiritual reality beyond material sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Service
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Births Cora Sue Welch and Clyde Kenneth Cecil
Mr and Mrs J G Welch announce the birth of a daughter Cora Sue on April 10 at Guilford General Hospital. The mother and daughter have returned home. Mr and Mrs Clyde Lee Cecil announce the birth of a son Clyde Kenneth on April 10 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Sue Welch
J. G. Welch
Springfield Avenue
Cora Sue
Guilford General Hospital
Cecil
Clyde Lee Cecil
Route One
Clyde Kenneth
66 Year-Old Man Found Guilty Of Assault On Child
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville April 12 William P Ussery 66 was found guilty of assault on a female with an attempt to commit rape on a 7 year old girl after a hearing before Judge Carl Wilson in Thomasville The judge sentenced him to six months suspended on payment of a $50 fine and court costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
William P. Ussery
Carl Wilson
Wilson
Ussery
Funds handled daily through Second War Loan drive
The office said funds are handled every day through the Second War Loan drive from 10 a.m. till 9 30 p.m.
Sweet potato planting guide for 1943 in North Carolina
The article promotes home gardens and farm plantings of sweet potatoes for 1943. It recommends 0.25 to 1 acre per farm, notes space needs of 52 by 210 feet per 0.25 acre, and highlights certified seed or slips. It lists varieties North Carolina Strain No 1 Porto Rico Nancy Hall and Louisiana Strain, soil and fertilizer guidance, row spacing 32 feet, plant spacing 12 inches, frost ridge planting, and a 250 pound per 0.25 acre fertilizer recommendation, with emphasis on high potash blends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North Carolina
Learn To Play By Overbidding Hand
Card play lesson on overbidding in a bridge hand. North blindsided by a four spade bid, South pressures with five hearts, and East errs with a poor double, illustrating risky contracts and defensive missteps.
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North
South
East
Bridge play yields five odd after neat hand
The article describes a hand where the declarer successfully navigates a sequence of finesses and ruffs. After the club opening, the dummy captures with the ace, the declarer ruffs clubs and spades, cashes the ace and king of spades, and ruffs again. A last diamond is trumped, hearts are led, and East is forced to win the queen and concede the rest. The result: the declarer loses only the ace of diamonds and one heart, making five odd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aery
East
Declarer
West
North
Juvenile Arrest Reported After Cafe Breakin
Police Chief FE Richardson announced the arrest of 15 year old Rommie York of Thomasville on breaking and entering larceny and receiving during a blackout on March 26. The case was referred to Davidson County Juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
FE. R. Richardson
Rommie York
Davidson County
Hedgecock Taken By Illness In Detroit Michigan
C M Hedgecock formerly of High Point died after a year long illness in a Detroit hospital. Born July 9 1892 in Guilford County he was survived by his widow Nona and children Darrell Virginia and Maxine all of Detroit. He left High Point for Detroit in 1925 where he worked for Detroit Edison. The body arrives Wednesday to Sechrest Funeral Home for Thursday services at 2 o'clock led by Dr A B Conrad and Elder W V Williams burial in Floral Garden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hedgecock
High Point
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Hedgecock
Guilford County
Charles Monroe
Sarah Davis Hedgecock
Nona Hedgecock
Darrell
Virginia
Maxine Hedgecock
S. C. Idol
Kernersville
Carl
F. L
C. R
M. L. Hedgecock
Hedgecock
Detroit-Edison Company
Nona Hayworth
Sechrest Funeral Home
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
W. V. Williams
Primitive Baptist Church
Floral Garden Cemetery
Dr Crosley Morgan to Lecture in High Point
Dr. Crosley Morgan, Concord Presbyterian minister and religious lecturer, will begin a series of talks in High Point on Thursday April 29. He is son of English preacher G Campbell Morgan and has assisted his father in book publishing. Details on topics, places, and times to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley Morgan
Concord
Morgan
G. Campbell Morgan
America
North Carolina
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Women's
Madeline Hoover
Rumford Baking
Rumford Baking Powder
Box KR
Rumford, Bf
Girl Scout Troop No. 18
F. B. Shackelford, Jr
Fort Bragg
I. Foy Horton
Rocky Mount, Va
Mms. W. H. Gibson
Oakwood Court
G. B. Anderson
Camp Blanding, Fla
J. R. Steele
East Russell Street
Lebanon
Christian Endeavors OF Welch Memorial Meet
Youth Fellowship
Aunt Lizzie Welch
Wilson C. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Weldon
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Army Aviation
High Point College
Mary Hoy
First Reformed Church
F R. Hearn
Park Street
Molly Parris
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Betty MacDonald
NEA
McKenney
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
TORYO
DIE Awning & Tent CO
North Main
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