Calendar highlights for volunteers clubs and social groups
Tuesday events include the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at 3:30 with Mrs W T l Parkway and a 7 p m Altrusa Club anniversary dinner at the Sheraton. Wednesday features Willing Workers groups, a Wayside Garden Club talk on Victory Gardens, and a 7:30 p m Beta Sigma Phi gathering. Friday hosts Priscilla club at 3:30 and a Graduate Nurses dinner at Y W C A. weekend tops with a Beta Sigma Phi rush party at Mrs H B Crawfords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Ihapter
Daugh
W. T. l. Parkway
Tesses
Mesdames
H. Kh. Millis
C. C. Haworth
A. _ Wishart
Edgar Whitener
Ja Richardson
C. B.ttocks
Altrusa Club
Founding of Trust
Sherat
EF. D. Hender
Howell Street
Twenth Century Club
Matta Kettunin
Women's E
Beta Sigma
Missesne
Frances Chappell
Teray Drive
Iss Sykes
Council of Ish
Sam Tobias
Parkway
Priday
Priscilla Ub
C. Clark
Emgwood Country Club
Wb House
B. Terry
Tess
Brentwood School Pre School Clinic Scheduled Friday Morning
The Pre-School Clinic will be at Brentwood School Thursday morning from nine until twelve. Parents with school age children for next term are urged to be present with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Mrs Eshelman Plans Party For Miss Chandler
Mrs J A Eshelman issues cards for an at home on Saturday April 17 at 905 Johnson Street to compliment Miss Alice Chandler bride elect of the Spring. Miss Chandler a Wilmington Schools teacher arrives tomorrow to finalize wedding preparations with David McEwan of Wilmington for an April 24 ceremony at Wesley Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Eshelman
Alice Chandler
Johnson Street
Wilmington
High Point
Edgar Snider
Arbordale Drive
College Group To Fete Students Entering Service
Members of the Epsilom Eia Phil fraternity at High Point College host a dinner and theater party to honor four members leaving for the armed forces. The event begins at 7:30 PM with dinner at Asia Restaurant, followed by a film. Chaperones Prof. and Mrs. N. P. Yarborough, with Miss Geneva Crowder escorted by Ivan Boles, lead a list of couples and stags including Dick Smith, Bob Lloyd, Gibson Beasley, Gabe Sabbaugh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilom Eia Phil Fraternity
High Point College
Armed Forces
Dick Smith
Bob Lloyd
Gibson Beasley
Gabe Sabbaugh
Asia
N. P. Yarborough
Geneva Crowder
Ivan Boles
Jim Lowder
Nan Clapp
Roland Gorman
Genevieve Couch
Bill Howell
Wansie Rash
Bill Welborn
Welborn
Anna Setzer
Frank Bostian
Virginia Beach
Bonnie Lewis
Paul Marsden
Ethel Jacobs
Dot Chamberlain
Art Exhibits In Greensboro Open Remainder April
In Greensboro two exhibits open today at The Woman’s College and nearby galleries. The NC School Art Exhibit, sponsored by the college art department for six years, features high school and college divisions through April 21 with elementary work in Chapel Hill. The Robert von Neumann show opens today in the art department reference library through May 1, highlighting 24 works including etchings lithographs and engravings themed around fishermen of Gloucester and the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
North Carolina
College
Robert von Neumann
Milwaukee State Teachers College
Victor D'Amico
Museum of Modern Art
Weatherspoon
Person Gallery
Chapel Hill
von Neumann
Art Department
Weatherspoon Gallery
Gloucester
Great Lakes
Miss Kettunen to Speak at High Point Woman's Club
Members may bring guests to a YWCA meeting tomorrow at 3 30 PM. Miss Marietta Kettunen from Woman's College will discuss Art in Dress. The event is sponsored by the Creative Art and Contest committee. Final plans for the North Carolina Federation convention in High Point April 27 29 will be completed during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
Marietta Kettunen
Woman's College
Creative Art and Contest Committee
G. D. Pettibone
Ruth Mae Wall and Otis Workman Wed in Lexington
Mrs R J Wall of Thomasville announces the marriage of Ruth Mae Wall to Mr Otis M Workman of Thomasville. The ceremony occurred Saturday morning in Lexington. Mr Workman is the son of Mr and Mrs Ollie Workman of Lexington Route Six and is employed by Thomasville Chair Company. The couple will reside in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Workman
Lexington
Ruth Mae Wall
R. J. Wall
Thomasville
Ruth Mae
Ogrt M. Workman
Mr. Workman
Ollie Workman
Route Six
Altrusa Banquet Draws Guests From Several Cities
Tonight at seven o clock about seventy five Altrusans from High Point Greensboro Winston Salem Greensboro and Salisbury gather in the Sheraton Hotel ball room to observe the 26th anniversary of Altrusa founded. Miss Nell Craig of Greensboro will be principal speaker and Miss Eva Wall of Winston Salem second vice president of the international Altrusa. Delegation from Salisbury includes six members. The streamlined banquet honors outgoing president Mrs Mabel Burnett amid wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Sheraton Hotel
Altrusa
Nell Craig
International Association of Altrusa Club
Eva Wall
International Organization
Miss Craig
Miss Wall
Mabel Burnett
Local News Briefs on Hospital Stay and Visiting Relative
Billie Oakley son of Mr and Mrs W R Oakley of Trinity underwent an appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital Saturday morning and recuperating satisfactorily at home. Mrs C S Best of Atlanta Georgia is visiting her sister Mrs A S Cotfield at Homestead Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Oakley
W. R. Oakley
Trinity
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. S. Best
Atlanta, Georgia
A. S. Cotfield
Homestead Avenue
AAUW Honors Dr Florence Seibert With Achievement Award
The American Association of University Women awards Dr Florence Seibert associate professor at the Phipps Institute in Philadelphia the 2500 Achievement Award for her tuberculosis research. Dr Kathryn McHale presents the honor, chosen from 200 nominees for distinguished achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Florence Seibert
Phipps Institute
Philadelphia
Kathryn McHale
A.A.U.W
Phipps
Helen White
Seibert
Dr. Seibert
A.A.U.W. Awards Committee
Victory Corps Seeks Wool Scraps for Afghan Project
The Red Cross Victory Corps Knitting Club at Senior High School asks the public for bright colored wool scraps to complete afghans before school ends. They meet Thursdays to knit and scraps can be delivered to Mrs. Spencer Jackson at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Corps
Red Cross Knitting Club
Spencer Jackson
Clergy To Address Wesley Memorial Workers Council Supper
Rev. Lee F. Tuttle will speak at Wesley Memorial Church monthly supper meeting at 6 15 pm Monday. The event opens to church members and other interested persons with reservations due by Friday. Board of Education meets 5 30 pm and Board of Stewards at 8. Class and departmental meetings are canceled for the special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee F. Tuttle
Religious Education Church
Main Street Methodist Church
Thomasville
Workers’ Council
Wesley Memorial Church
Woman's Society
Board of Education
Board of Stewards
At & O
High Pointers At Legion Auxiliary District Meeting
High Point unit led by Mrs. Leigh Harper attended the Eleventh District meeting in Greensboro at the Woman's Club with over thirty five district units present. Mrs. Victor Johnson urged nurses to educate children spiritually morally and physically and to stay home unless needed. District reports were given by five of seven units. guests and officers spoke briefly as Miss Marie Clymer presided. Tea was served by Gold Star Mothers with Greensboro members providing refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Harper
High Point
American Legion Auxiliary
Greensboro
Woman's Club
Victor Johnson
Pittsboro
North Carolina Department of the Legion Auxiliary
C. A. York
National News Bulletin
C. H. Ingram
Third Area
Johnson
W. C. Alexander
Durham
State Department
Department
Arelia Adams
Clay Hundley
May Gordon Latham
Betty Shipman
Marie Clymer
D. M. Clymer
Reidsville
L. E. Glenn
W. A. Watson
Leagues Head Urges Bond Drive Support From Members
Mrs. Linville K. Martin president of the Association of Junior Leagues of America appeals to 37 000 members to buy and sell more War Bonds and Stamps in the Second War Loan Drive. She urges enthusiastic participation this April to outfit fighting men with uniforms using funds from bonds rather than new clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linville K. Martin
Association of Junior Lea of America
Anne Adams Pattern 4325 for Misses in Summers Wardrobe
Fashion note describes Anne Adams pattern 4325 a two piece dress with round yoke blouse and bias front panel skirt available in misses sizes 12 to 20. Illustrates fabric options and pricing requests requests size name address and pattern number sent to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Outfit the Outfit Dear Mom War Bonds Message
Bill thanks his mother for supporting war bonds and stamps. He notes beans tasted fine thanks to her help and mentions choosing bond purchases over a coat. The letter encourages buying bonds to support the war effort and acknowledges soldiers’ sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Lions Club hears minister at Thomasville meeting
The Rev. Dan Allen of Lexington spoke to the Thomasville Lions Club with Charles Eanes introducing him. S. L. Mavity joined as a new member and Henry Poe was the sole visitor. The next meeting, moved from Easter Monday, is set for Tuesday April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Dan Allen
Lexington
Lions Club
Charles Eanes
S. L. Mavity
Henry Poe
Golfers Poised For Qualifying At North and South Am
Golfers from military camps and colleges gathered at Pinehurst for the 43rd North and South Amateur Championship qualifying round after rain delayed the start. The 18 hole round determined entrants for the match play that begins tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Point rationing hits chili addicts in southwest regions
Washington reports from APR 12 that families in Arizona, Southern California and New Mexico struggle on 48 points a month for dried beans, with some consuming over 8 pounds per person. OPA faces regional requests for dietary allowances while ads note rabbit as a cheaper substitute and new slogans urge budget substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann France Wilson
NEA
Washington
OPA
Arizona
South California
New Mexico
Diplomacy In Conversation Civilian Need
Ruth Millett discusses civilian needs in diplomacy with emphasis on practical concerns and human impact. The piece stresses everyday life affected by international policies and calls for attentive, humane foreign relations.
State Recreation Civilian Defense Group Formed
A state war recreation committee of civilian defense organized to provide recreation facilities for soldiers and civilians affected by the war. Governor Broughton and R. L. McMillan chaired the meeting with others to be added and a state coordinator of war recreation appointed. Mrs. W. T. Best urged a program to curb delinquency, while Stewart Woodward detailed citizen service corps volunteers aiding federally financed recreation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Broughton
R. L. McMillan
McMillan
Unusual Smother Play in Bridge Demonstrated
The article outlines a rare bridge maneuver called the smother play using four clubs in the West hand. West opens with the jack of spades and dummy plays a queen, then a sequence of clubs, diamonds, and spades leads to a squeeze. The piece promises a further series of explanations next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishbein
West
Editor's Brother Dies in Winston-Salem Hospital
Dr. Robert R. Jones of Winston-Salem, brother of A. D. Jones, editor of the Greensboro Record, died in a Winston-Salem hospital this morning after several days of illness from a kidney ailment. He was 45. His wife and two children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Robert R. Jones
Winston- Salem
A. D. Jone
Reco
Winson-Salem
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Alendar
Beta Sigma Phility
H. B. Crawid
Brentwood School
Homasville
Charles Herman
Nine Marie
City Memorial Hospital
Leach
Lice Marie Floyd
Denton
R. Caldwell
Mrs. Eshelman
Miss Chandler
Miss Kettunen
Bride of
Wall-Workman
AAUW
Wesley Memorial’s
Workers Council
L. L.L
Green Street Baptist Church
MT. Vernon
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Route 2
Stephens
J. R. Wood
Montheuw
P. R. Dixon
Legion Auxiliary District
Leagues
Ande
Treasury Department
Thomasville Lions Club
Q. Tow Long
Secretary of the Treasury
Gib Crockett
WAACS
Washington, D. C
Lincoln Memorial
Wass
U.S. Treasury Dept
Chile
Son
Ruth Millett
State Recreation Civilian Defense Group
Mckenney ON
Harry Fishbein
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