Florence Nuptials Tie Miss Harllee to I Paul Ingle
Mary Elizabeth Harllee of Florence S C marries I Paul Ingle of High Point in a Florence living room ceremony officiated by Rev William S Poyner. The bride wore a white jersey dress and bouquet of freesia with orchid center. They depart for a wedding trip and will reside at 1205 k Court Winston Salem after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
S. C
I. Paul Ingle
City
Florence
William S. Poyner
St. John's Episcopal Church In
Bride
D. E
David Eugene Harllee
High Point
F. E
E. C. Harllee
Greensboro
Mrs. Ingle
K Court
Doctors And Wives Honor Dr Scudder In High Point
A social event hosted by Mrs J Hopper honored Ida S Scudder head of a West India mission hospital. About thirty doctors and wives attended on West High Street with Dr Scudder describing hospital needs and funding to end of year goals. The event featured refreshments and a reading from the hospital work followed by music from Saint Marys boys choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida S. Scudder
1 Mission Hospital
West India
Happer
Scudder
Medical Mission In
India
West High Street
Num
Henry Foscue
B. Paves Oea
Dr. Happer
Dr. Sculter
Dr. Scud
B. Lovelace
Augusta Webber
Congress
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Nichols
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Hopewell WSCS Meets at Brown Home for Social
The Woman's Christian Society of Hopewell Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. R. W. Brown's Trinity home Thursday evening with Mrs. William Miller as co hostess. A business session preceded refreshments and plans to meet again with Miss Macy Royals in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
WSCS
Woman's’ Society of Christian Service
Hopewell Methodist Church
R. W. Brown
Trinity
William Miller
Craven Birthday Party Fetes W L Craven at Home
Mrs. W L Craven hosted relatives and friends at 613 Bridges Street for Mr Craven s birthday with games contests and a cake center display Gifts were given by Ed Shoaf Freida Ola Mae Craven Harvey Craven Ruth Wiley Peggy Craven and W P Dennis A reference notes a courier post ride along the Boston Post Road marking early overland mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Craven
Bridges Street
Craven
Ed Shoaf
Freida
Ola Mae Craven
Harvey Craven
Ruth Wiley
Peggy Craven
W. P. Dennis
Boston Post Road
United States
Dinner Honor For Mrs Don Marshall At Emerywood
Mesdames Weaver and Hayes hosted a dinner at Emerywood Country club honoring Mrs Don William Marshall formerly Miss Marjorie Mitchell. Guests included the honoree’s sister Miss Doris Mitchell and several friends with places marked by bridal novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Weaver and
Hayes
Don Marshall
Don William Marshall
Marjorie Mitchell
Joseph T. Weaver
William Snow Hayes
Emerywood Country Club
China
Doris Mitchell
Richard Marshall
Gilbert Bernard
Kenner Amos
Edith Bulla
Jeanne Rankin
Doris Hiatt
Weaver
Calendar notes for Guilford County hostesses and service clubs
A series of events listed includes an orientation course for junior and senior hostesses at the Guilford County building on South Main Street with attendance urged. Also planned are a stag golf match at Emerywood Country Club, a Duplicate Bridge club meeting at Roe Avenue Country Club, a USC dance at the Y M C A gym for service members, and Sunday buffet suppers for service men at the Adams Memorial building on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
South Main Street
Emerywood Country Club
SS Ee
Duplicate Bridge Club
Roe Ae
USC
Adams Memorial
North Main Street
Easter Rites At Deep River Follow Prayer Services
Pre Easter prayer meetings were followed by a special Easter Sunday service at Deep River church with songs including Whispering Hope sung by Helen Weston and Lois Skeen and a solo by Elizabeth Thorn tion. Local residents visited relatives and attended gatherings around Deep River with parishioners and friends from High Point Greensboro and Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River Church
Whispering Hope
Helen Weston
Lois Skeen
Elizabeth Thorntion
Saturday Night Prayer Band
A. B. Jordon
Wesley Gordon
High Point
Herbert Weston
Ft. Screven
T. J. Jones
Home Nursing Classes Open at Two High Schools
Home Nursing classes will begin April 18 at the senior high school and William Penn high schools with Mrs. Evan Cecil, Red Cross nurse, as instructor. Also noted: over 11 million cards of dead chestnut tree trunks standing in North Carolina forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn High Schools
Evan Cecil
Red Cross
North Carolina
Local residents and visitors noted in city social notes
Betty Long of Rockingham visits daughter Mrs. Howard Hartzell and the Reverend Mr. Hartzell at 204 Guilford Avenue. Dr. Luther Riser and family return to Columbia after a brief Hartzell visit. Frances Knott spends weekend in Roanoke Rapids with her brother. Nancy Ward undergoes tonsillectomy at Burrus clinic. Mrs. Spence R. Johnston improves at High Point Hospital. Mrs. Richard A. Marshall and Mrs. Joseph Caver to stay about two weeks. Joseph T. Weaver moves from Winston-Salem hospital to Archdale home for extended recovery. Lt. (j.g.) L. Dwight Morgan leaves for Norfolk after 30 days with sister Mrs. G. T. Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Long
Rockingham
Howard
Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Luther Riser
Columbia
S. C
Serena Riser
Baltimore
Nancy Jean Ward
Richard A. Marshall
Maxton
Joseph Caver
Archdale
Informal Dance For Service Men by YWCA Club
Soldiers from the Second Ferrying Service command at Greensboro High Point attended an informal dance hosted by the Jolly Y club of the YWCA last evening in the Y lounge. Hosts Miss May Barrier and Miss Marie Workman served punch and cookies to about thirty five men. The club’s next business meeting is Thursday with Mrs. Leslie J. Miller, YWCA general secretary, set to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro High Point
Jolly Y Club
Y.W.C.A
May Barrier
Marie Workman
Leslie J. Miller
USO Dance Informal Tonight at YMCA Gymnasium
The USO hosts an informal dance at the YMCA gym tonight with hostesses from letters I and J expected to attend. A local orchestra will provide music and an intermission is planned. An orientation course for new staff is at Guilford County building at 7 30. Kathleen Young becomes schedule chairman next Sunday. Sara Alderman travels to Richmond for a five day conference with regional USC leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Kathleen Young
Stanley Gil
Sara Alderman
USO
Richmond
USC
North
South Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Men and Women in Service Headline Summary
Pvt. Bobby Denny is on a 20 day furlough to his mother Mrs J M Denny and sister in route four after three years stationed in Trinidad and a transfer to Fort Jackson South Carolina S/Sgt John R Summers Jr home with parents after 18 months overseas served in Tunisian and Sicilian campaigns as supply sergeant in ordnance brothers Sgt Charles Summers in England and Pfc James Summers overseas
Poultry Feed Warning From Washington Officials
Agriculture Department warns backyard poultry keepers that coffee grounds do not make good feed for chickens. Higher grounds in table scrap mixtures slow growth from baby chick to mature bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Morgan family notes from Jackson Creek and Randolph County
Lt. Morgan, a carrier-based bomber pilot in the Pacific for seven months, is described with his mother Mrs. J A Morgan of Willowbrook street and other relatives in Randolph County. The article notes his three years of service and recent combat duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willowbrook Street
J. A. Morgan
Jackson Creek
Randolph County
Lt. Morgan
Pacific
A Twofold Tale of a Faulty Bridge Bid
Josephine Culbertson analyzes a contract bridge hand where South overruled North after a four clubs opening. South’s overcall doomed the 4 Diamond contract despite North’s clear plan, leading to a swing of 800 to 1000 points and highlighting a bid that told the entire story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Culbertson
South
Declarer
West
Ner
North
Crossword Solved Clue List for Eugene Sheffer Grid
The puzzle shows a classic Sheffer style with clues across and down. Answers span ancient sites and materials to maritime terms, royal ranks, and chemical element symbols, forming a connected letter grid typical of contemporary weekday crosswords.
Dress pattern 4661 for misses and women sizes
Anne Adams Pattern 4661 offers a clean lined dress for cotton or rayon to wear from sun up to sun down. Sizes 12 through 42 include a 35 inch fabric option for size 16 and include transfer embroidery motifs for linens and garments. Send twenty cents with size name and address to High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Civil Service Exams and Clerk Typist Lineman Helper
Civil Service examinations for clerk first second and third and typist lineman helper set for April 26 1944 at 730 PM in the city hall council chamber. Applications due April 24 1944 by 5 PM at the Civil Service Office 808 Security Bank Building. James B. Lovelace secretary High Point Civil Service Commission notes city employment offers security promotion vacation and sick leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oate
Council Chamber
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
James B. Lovelace
High Point Civil Service Commission
Thomasville Considers Quick Freezer Lockers Plan
Thomasville officials may open a quick-freeze plant with locker spaces for rent via City Ice and Fuel services. Early figures show about 60 percent of spaces already reserved, offering farmers and households a way to store surplus meats or vegetables until needed with personal keys for 24/7 access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ge Sea
Ice and Fuel Services
Snape
Raleigh OPA reports 299 cases in first quarter 1944
The Raleigh OPA office processed 299 enforcement cases in the first three months of 1944. The period included six voluntary payments totaling 3,439.81 and 17 treble damage settlements amounting to 40,375.18. Ten criminal cases were prosecuted, yielding eight jail sentences and one fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Raleigh Opa
U.S. Treasury
Tire Inspection Ruled Unconfirmed Delay May First
J. F. Jones head of the local War Price and Ration Board announced this morning that the rumor that tire inspection blanks may be discontinued May first has not been confirmed. Jones advised those who wish to replace tires and tubes or receive renewals keep their blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jones
War Price and Ration Board
Jones
Navy Lt Frank R File Promoted to Senior Grade
Lt Frank R File of 114 Carmalt Street Thomasville has been promoted to senior grade lieutenant in the U S Navy. He is assigned as incoming stores officer for the supply corps at Charleston South Carolina after serving as lieutenant junior grade and a signee to the navy yard at Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Frank R. File
W. H. File
Carmalt Street
U.S. Navy
File
Charleston
S.C
Ser's
Navy Yard
Executor's Notice for Mamie Morris Estate Guilford NC
J Arthur Morris appointed executor of Mamie T Morris estate in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must file claims by April 7 1945 at 108 Brentley Circle High Point NC or be barred. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. The notice dated April 7 1944 is filed with Thos W Sprinkle attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Thomas Morris
Guilford County
North Carolina
Brentley Circle
High Point
N. C
J. Arthur Morris
Thos. W. Sprinkle
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Florence, S. C. Nite
Miss Harllee and
I. P. Ingle
J.hopper
Dr. Scudder
Vellore Medical Mission
Just
Myrtie’s
S. Main Si
Mrs. Craven
Lexington
Azi
Komische Illustrierte Zeitung
Cologne
Priday
Deep River
Frances Knott
City Schools
Roanoheids
Spencr R. Johnston
High Point Route Two
Boulevard
High Point Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
I.g
L. Dwight Morgan
Norfolk, Va
G. T. Royal
Y.M. C.A
Ofiall
Eugene Sheffer
Alfred
King Features Syndicate, Inc
By Hone Abrams
OPA
Nabisco National Biscuit
Wacher Remilly
LT. File
Securi Phon
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